The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-08

Rsy. Williamson, Wool, 0ktibbeha, Woods
4 OF LaHdardAie-55
ii NArs.-Messrs. Blackwell. Bourns. Brown
Buchanan. at 9fasekasaw BncAanan, of Ran
kin, Batford Bnsiine, Edwards. Elmer. Glib
son. Hickman, Jones. Of Smith. Marshall BE
Cali Mel'allnm. McCoal, McRae, Mcswiae
Nell b. Moss. Norreli Ppston, Provine
/ Rhodes Rogsrs. Saunders, Stevens, Sykes
4 TurnipseeI, Watts, Wise and Mr.. Speaker
ST
By Mr. Gibson Amend By striking out the
words NAL liquors., whenever they occur
] in the BILL
Mr.: lnge moved to table the amendment Of
Mr. G bsen. Carried.
/ in call for the yeas and nays. resulted Is
| follow:
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong, Askew. Akin
son. Berry, Blair, Boyer. Brown. Cameron,
/ Chapman. Collins. Downer. Duekworth.
| Erwin, Field. Finley. Frederick. Gully, sHar-
relI, Heard. Hurt. Inge. Jones, of Lafayette.
Knox, Levy. Magrndef. Mathison. McBeath,
McKie. McLain, McSwine, Montgomery, OF
/ Powo Rees, Rodman, Rogers. Rose, Simmons,
! Simpson,, Stiles. Stone, Stovall. Triee, Wat
lington. Watson, Welborn, whitney William
son, Woo !, of 0ktibheha. Woods. OF Lauder
dale, Mr.. Speakers,
NAYs-Messrs. Blackwell buchanan, of
chickasaw, Buchanan, of Rankin, Bufford
Rurdine, Davis. Edwards, Elmer. Gibson
Harper, Harlow Hickman, Ivy Jones, OF
Smith Lyle. Marshall, Mccall, McCallum,
McCool, Mc9ae, MelIsn, Mitchell. Norrell
Poston, Provine, Saunders, Stevens. Sykes
furnipeee ed; Watts. Nise.-31.
BY Mr.. Buchanan. of Chickasaw: Amend
by striking out all of section Y.
Mr.. Field moved to indefinitely postpone the
amendment to the substitute.
Mr. Inge called for the previous question.
Sustained
The ones ion recurring on the motion to
strike ont section 2, it was lost by the follow
ing vote;
YEAs-Messrs Ayres Blackwell. Blair,
Buchanan, of Chickasaw, Rufford, Burdne
Elmer. Frederick, Gibson. Handy, Harlow,
Hickman, Howry, Marshall, Mccall, MeGool
MeRsa, McSwine, Mellen, Mitchell, Mout-
gomery, of Madison, Noel, Norrel, Pope Pos
ton. Provine Rogers, Saunders. Stevens,
Stone Turnipseed, Watts, Whitney, Woods, OF
Landerdaie, Mr., Speaker.-36.
NAYs-Messrs. Armstrong, Askew Atkinson
Berry, Blankinship Boyer, Brown, Buchaaan
of Rankin, Chapman, Collins, Davis, Downer,,
Daekworth Edwards, Erwin Field, Finley.
Gully, Harper, Harrel Huri, Inge, Jones, of
Lafayette, Joues, of Smith. Knox, Levy, Lyle,
McKie, McLain. Montgomery, of 0ktibheha,
Moore Moss. Myers, Majors, Powe, Rees,
Rhodes, Rose, Simmons, Simpson, Stiles. Sto
vail, Tfiee, Wellington, Watson, W elhourn,
Williamson, Wood, Of Oktibbeha-52
By Mr. McCool-Amend by striking out all
of section a.
Mr. Buchanan, of Chckasaw, moved to
indefinitely postpone the bill and amend
mems, and upon that called for the previous
question.
On call for division it was lost by the fol-
lowing Yeas ri; nays, IA.
Mr.. inge moved to table the motion TO strike
out section 3d. which, on call for yeas and
nays, was carried by vote of 81 to 40.
Mr.. Buchanan, OF Chickasaw, offered an |
amendment.
Mr.. McLain moved o table the amendment.
Mr.. lnge call for the yeas and nays ON the |
motion Of Mr.. McLain, which was lost by d
vote of 40 to 40
Mr.. Lnge moved to indefinitely postpone the |
substitute of Mr. Buchanan and called for the |
previous question, and addressed the House |
with great ability and eloquence upon the |
main question, which was sustained by vote |
of AZ cas-, and 45 nays
message was received from the Governor
informing the House that he had approved the
following bills H. B. No. 4l2--An act to pro-
teet agriculture and TO prevent swine and /
goats from running at large in the County of I
Madison and to make wire fences lawful
On motion the House adjourned at Pm.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair. Roll call,
quorum present.
Leave Of absence granted to Mr. Trice for
the evening on account of sickness
On motion of Mr.. McSwine, the House ad-
journed at 1876 P. n.
NoTE BY THE REPoRTER-The early adjourn
ment was caused by desire to appropriate
the Hall the balance OF the evening to the
of an address on Railroad questions
by Gen. Gordon, of Georgia.