The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-30

On motion Of Mr.. Gr4dy, Mr. McMullsa WAS
a6ded 70 the COMMITTEES on Fisheries-
Mr.. Bitch offered memorial OF w. r. ssyhiee,
a Levy coaniy, relative 10 certain claicas re.
ferred 20 Committee On ClsimA
Mr.. 6iodorf offered q memorial from 3undry
citizens q Santa Rosa county, praying :ior iksr
passzge OF Local Option Law relative: 10 Tic
s.le Of SpirituO0s Liquors; referred 10 ths CoGs-
miitee on Temperance
Mr Miller offered . memorial from she cits-
Eens Of Oczla. Marion county, Fla, rel;ive ~
ne renoSd Of the East Florida SEMINARY :;
placed among the orders OF the day.
Tie soliowing bills were introduced ssnd sss
ferrsd:
b. Mr. Mnnroe-Assembly bill No $50: 10
be e1titied an oct TO amend Section II, q an &C,
for The asseszment and collection of reveaue, ap-
proved March 5, A. ID. 1881; to Comutsitee ia
Finance and Taxation.
By Mr. Bryan of Orsnge-Assembly pin No.
ISL To be entitled an aci for the relief ef lofi
n Lee. 90 Committee on Public Lands:
By Mr. Bryan Of OraDge-Assembly 30. Isl ::
To be entitled an act TO establish the Inisy-
national Railroad and Steamship Company nf
FLORIDA, 10 Committee on Railroad and CaBsiS.i
Assembly bill No 10l: To be eniiiles az act.
20 provide for transferring the certi6cates OF SAFE
Of cenzin lands sold for taxes TO the CeEnptFsA-!
lers Office, and for the sale, redemption, csnez,i
lEii0n and settlement of tax sale cersticaie> !,
WAS taken up and recommitted 10 the J,dici&fy.
Committee
Assembly bill No. 50 To be entitled IN nc, 80
Compel parents and guardians 10 send FL aoae,
bodied children 10 the public schools between
me ages OF SIX aud twelve years two shrds Il
lie time The schools are in operation, when ;ae
distance 70 and from schools do not exceed GFe
miIes xas withdrawn. Also, Assembly meftD-
rial 10 -. relative to lands within SIX n,ii,s
limd u railroads
An act for the adoption of two children 81
Andrew W. Roberts and Frances Roserts. Ais
Eif-; also.
An act sor the adoption Of child by LenagA
Patterson and his wife, Phe;ama Pa tersosa'
also act 10 prohibit county officers frusA bGy
a discount or Specializing in State C..uuiy q
School scrip, and provide penalty 9aeIci-g !;
also
An aci for the adoption OF a child by James o.
B@llamy and Susan Bellamy also.
An 4d for the adoption OF Katie Mains sd
Frederick Lee Messer- Were signed by fhe II "a
Chzz DOaeberfy, Speaker. and DR.. y n. Eft
syih BypBm. Chief Clerk OF the Assembly.
Assembly, bill No l05: To he eBtilsa IA scs
lor tie relief Of Jacksonville and the c4zlnler Of
Baker. Bradford, Columbia, Suwannee, slaGl$'en
Jefferson. DuTsl and Leon; came Vi as he
speciAl order Of the day.
Mr. MAbTy moved 10 amend by slIiSinz q q;
SecI0n !, aud Inserting in lieu therctai the III
lowing. Section / That al that pOlii1n OF ms
Internal improvement Lands proper M" ua5is'
Tslsce 81 and situated IL the Counties - EaA II,
Bradford. Columbia. Suwannee. Madis:.n, Jeiitr-
s0n. DaTzl z8d Leon, be- and they ar h6stlT q,
splfaffiafe1 and set aside for the EhIrpsss.. ~
hguidaiing sad debt: Pending winch the AZ
sembly. TOOK Tecess until five miuu'es - lwtir
O'Clock n. al which time the session was ~
suned
Mr. BRYAN of Orange moved that eomnii tee
ahr6e he Appointed 10 wait upon tie SCI ,te
u Inform that body that the Assembly a.
ready Ia meet Them in joint session TOT he
purpose OF electing State Printer; ihich . as
agreed 90 +
The Speaker appointed Messrs Bryan of y,
ange, Stripping and Cobb. After brlsi abst, n:
the committee reported that they had sseriol ts
their duty. aud were discharged.
Al u O'Clock N. the Senate enteTs:i tha .is-
ssIHbiy Hall The roll OF the Senate a. ca lei
Ind - Senator'S answered To their nA;ae The
rolI % Tie Assembly Was called and ~ Mem :ler
answered ~ their names.
4 quorum Of the Joint Session beit.g prer-t nf
Cd IsOiOh Of Mr. Chandler. the Senate Withdrew
from the Joint Session. Nine Senaa0rs voted
against Withdrawal and IA in favor thereof 4
number Of members Of the Assembly yotesl
against withdrawal. but their VOTES were nel
counted by tie Secretary of the Se34.e
On motion Of Mr. Bryan of Orange, Nj
DO1gbeTty Was elected as presiding ;t'bcer ~
legs- af the JOINT Session. +,
On motion Of Mr.. Dennis, com: ;ittet. Oh
sisiing Of Messrs Mcclellan Of jackson, bsrani
ii Polk. and Dennis were appointed &c Tai
Joint Session.
After brief absence the committee rctu agI
and reported that they had performed iheir dES !
and Eere discharged.
The members Of the Assembly dl-cusst; TAI
situation The Chair stated that there was nj
precedent i0T the action of the SenAse III itif
drawing from tic Joint Session within: its k;s,s
edge Mr. Mcclellan was surprised AZ the Sfsj.
draEal and held that such action WIS i'm, .r.,sits
and unlawful Mr. Dennis moved Hat tt5a 10 /
J0rlfy Of the Joint Session remaining in ih& Hal
proceed 10 tie election Of d State 1'yIntsj b.!
Eas induced TO Withdraw his moton iar a.
present.. IN The hope that the Stnaii wOusi re-
turn. Mr. Miller declared that The senate his
ing wiibdsawn there is no Joint Session. Iii
Chair slated that il would positively rule iss
tie Joint Session still in sessoI the y n1!f
having withdrawn without vote OF mn sftfi
Of The Joint Session, and stated rhat sevtSa
1embeIs 81 the Assembly had vote. wheA al,
motion 70 withdraw was put, bur lbeir se5o:
we're not counted or noticed by TIE Pr >idarl
DnoeT- Mr.. GaskiDs moved that The Joint ~
son do TfOceed 10 an election of Stale PFjlEer
bur withdrew the motion Mr. Keaihly n,cvec
Thai The Sergeant-atArms be instructed Ia 'Iftrla
IN ali absent members of the Joint Session Il E,cf
Ezs Withdrawn Mr. Wetmore moved ia;g: z
Committee Of 3 be appointed to inform the HsD-
ale that u u the sense of the majority of. flls
Joint Session that the Senate has uniawthli.
Withdrawn, and request that Senators retnrn e.
ut1r Se14- S1r Mliler Claimed thai the VIII
drENAl Of the Senate had broken up the Join; &c.
son The Chair begged gentlemen IL vithirAT.
fbeT motions and give the Senators little tiEpe T.
reject Nf.AcClellan read the law p.ovldibg for
he election Of State Printer in Joint Sssion aal
ESgDed that the Senate had acted not only ~ v l.
OlAtiOn Of the law, but in violation of the tsiit
resolution fixing the day for such election. AIT
Dennis stated that he had just visited the Sc: az.
chAuber, and thought the Senate would s.ley
return Mr.. Bryant of Polk proposed that xleF
the Senate appears at the doors, the AssetnbsS
shall rise and sing Return, We ranso.aed sianst,
home" Mr. Gaskell thought il unmanly 81 die
msjOily 90 sit and await The pleasure OF LII .ls
nor1fy, and urged the Joint Session 10 prmcqC
with The business before it. Mr.. Marry thaags
an election without the presence OF the Ssnal,
would moi be legal
A committee from the Senate consist az D
AezeEE Mallory, COttrell and SwesriDgcn ;,p
peared Al the bar of the Assembly, ard infsSnsGl
the Assembly that the undersigned c,mmitsEe o
The Senate have been appointed by that body i
announce 20 the Assembly that the Senate: ); Il
return 10 the Assembly Hall TO ;.old 5lsit
Session Of both Houses OF the Legislature st IT.
ieen minutes 10 one O'Clock. The charhlsi, -
The Committee, Mr.. Mallory also stated that b,
WAS aufhorized 10 say that in Withdrawing 10,
senate meant no disIespect 10 the other iaepl
bers Of the Joint Session. z.
The Senate returned 10 the Assembly Iias In
Joint Session ~.
Mr. Dennis moved that the Joint SessiSb all
jOurn until II O'Clock II. Monday. Mr.. t,Sbt
moved aE an amendment that the Joint Seessbr
adjourn until - O'Clock III. on the 31st; ssiiet
Was not agreed 20, the motion and amendtnshl
being lost BY Q vote ofee to 81 X s{'
senator Sharpe moved that the Jsint Session
now proceed TO the election of State Pricksr