The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-13

sksn up and on motion of Mr. Boone was
indefinitely postponed. This measure would
have had the effect 10 relieve the petitioner
Of thence .ssity Of publishing his psIitios,
and requiring instead only the publication
Of potce VI lhefiing OF the petition. ltpro-
soked q good deal Of discussion, Me-srs.
sykes, Luse. Guyton, Dillari and Jefords
advocating tspassage, and Messrs. Mitchell,
PackwOod, Wilson. Burkiti, Simontjn and
Boone speaking against il.
Senate bill No. 9, TO prevent the sale or
exhibition Of obscene and immoral iitera.
ture, pictures and model casts, etc. Passed.
At this juHeturs a message was received
from the Governor and the Senate went
into executive session.
A messenger from the House informed the
senste OF the passage by that body Of sun
dry bills and resolutions.
Mr. Roane, Of Webster reported 10 behalf
Of the COMMITTEE on Public Works that
joint Resolution No. do pass.
At 1850 clock am, the Senate went into
executive session with closed dosrs, and re-
manned therein some time, when the doors
we're thrown open and Legislative business
resumed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. to provide
Nor the disinterment aud removal to more
! suitable resting place Of the remains OF
such OF the dead Of the 7th, 9th, 10Th, 10Th
and 44th Mississippi Regiments es were
killed in the battle Of Mumfordsyille. KY,
! Sept IA h. 1852, and now lie buried on and
near the battlefield. Taken up.
Mr.. Henderson withdrew bis meudment
heretofore offered.
Dir Boone onere an amendment 10 in
ssrt, and all Mississippi troops" Lost.
| Mr. X Vie offered an amendment to insert
| 10 ttufaI.. - xvar1.
| which shall be engraven the names Of such
as can be ascertained." Adopted.
| Mr.. Gage offered an amendment Inserting
the words, ITO all Mississippians who fell
10 the Confederate cause, rs substitute for
the inscription.
| Mr. Reynolds said We should take no &C.
ton that would like discrimination, and
moved The indefinite postponement Of the
bill and amendment
Mr. Kyle novel division Of the question
which prevailed
Mr.. kyl.ihen moved to table the motion
TO indefinitely postpone Mr. Cages amend
ment. Loot.
The motion TO indefinitely postpone sht
amendment was than carried
The yeas and NAYS were called fJr with
ths following result
| YEAs-Messrs. Boone, BOYD, D,llard
Guyton, Hamilton OF Hin1s, Harvey, Hen
derson, Jeffords, Keith, Kyle, Liddell, Luse
Mitchell holland, Owen, Reynolds, Roam
of Calhoun, Roane Of Webster, Sykes
whitney and Wilson.
NAYs--Messrs. Burkitt, EIton, Gage
Gayles and PackwoOl, Powell. Simolton
. Smith and Terry,
ABSENT AND NOT voTISd-Messrs. Bren
ham, Dickson, Hamilton Of Holmes, Hyer
: | Martin. SDqarS and NalkQr.-T
The Jill was then indefinitely postpone'
by the following vote.
Yeas essrs. Boone, Boyd, Burkit
Eaton. Gage, Gayles, Clayton, Keith. Lid
dell. Luse, Noiand, Owen, Paekwood
Powell, REYNOLDS, RDane OF Calhoun, 81
! monitor, Smith, Terri, Whitney and vii
son.-1l.
NAYs-Ntessrs. Breuham, billiard, Hamil
ton Of Kinds, Harvey, Henderson, Jetfords
) Kyle, Mitchell, Webster aud Sykes.--lO.
ABSENT AND NOT yoTIyG-Messrs. Dick
son. Hamilton Of Holmes, Hyer, Martin
Spears aud Walker.--6.
Mr.. Gage gave notice that he would oil
, Monday make a ,mOtion TO reconsi Ter TIN
vote jisi had.
II AT f145oclock a m. the Senate went in
20 executive session with closed doors ami
aftSrso me time 80 spent legislative bust
ness was resumed.
Mr.. Roane, Of Calhoun, introduced Sen
ate Concurrent Resolution appoin ing
committee TO visit the Lunstic Asylum
! building at NJ ridian. The resolution pro
, vdes that the committee shall examin
said asylum aud report 70 the Lie ,islatur
: the progress OF the building and whethe
or not money heretofore appropriated ha
been iniiciously expended and maks ~
|. appropriation not TO exceed one hnndre
, aud fifty dollars TO defray the expenses o
he committee.
At 1885 p. M, the Senate adjourn d unit
: l0a NJ, Monday morning.
The following confrmations were mad
/ bv the Senate in Executive sessions: A
! Chancellor Of the 18th judicial District
Hon. Warren Cowan, vice Hon. Upton \
Young. resigned.
r As Circuit Judge Of the 9th Judicial Di
trict, Hon. Thomas j Wharton, vice Hot
s. S. Cslhoon res gued.
As Chancellor OF the Eth judicial Distric
| Hon. Sylvanus Evans, vice Hon. Geo. Woo'
! deceased.
r As Chancellor Of the 18th Ju lieial Di
( trjct Hon Baxter Mcfarland, vice Hon.
Haughton, deceased
As Chancellor of the 10th Judicial ri
trict, Hon. i. McLautin, vice Hon. IL.
. Van Eaton, resigned.
II AZ Trustee of the A, and NJ. College, IIol
Robert Powell vice Hon. ]. NJ. Causey, d.
a ceased
As Brigadier General OF the Mississippi
State Militia for the FIRST division, W.
$ Manroe, vice J. w Buchanan, resigned.
|, By an inadvertency Mr.. Kyle moved
e table the motion to Indefinitely postpoy
c DE-. Cages amendment, when he meant
r move chat the said amendment be table
II THIS explanation is necessary to reconci
}. this action with his recorded vote.
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