Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
GEORGIA's LEGIsLAT11RE
Democrats Invade the
House and Force an Ad;onr,,..

1 - AOlOuFnHURnt
ATLANTA, Nov THE Senate met at
O'CLOCK, with President Carlton in the chair
frayer was made by Rev. W. j. Scott. ATE,
the roll call the journal was read and con,
| irmed. 0'D
Mr.. Falligant offered resolution that Col
Clifford W. Anderson, of Savannah, be in.
vlted to seat ON the floor of the Senate. Thi,
was adopted.
MI MT. Johnson offered a resolution invltins
moor 1t was adopted.
Inc Inc following was offered by Mr., Allen:
AeS0tced, by the Senate, the House ron
in io,n9f' @ snaI the General Assembly convene
IN IN yoint session next Monday, immediateIv Y
aIter the reading of the journal for the mr.
pose OF eiectlng Judges and Solicitors Genera.
Oh d ue IN session from day to day until
al salq officers are elected AdoDted
Inc House resolution on the election of OFF,
read as follows. "P' ~
neS9teed, 9h, By the House, the Senate concur
aihg' Ihat committee of five from the House
anu three from the Senate be aDnointed To
cohsluer ana report to the Assembly as earl >
as possible what public offices are to be filled
Dy election at this session.
IL was read and coneuFred- in.
=, me committee on the part of the Senate are
Messrs. Mcbride, Sheffield and McElmurray.
THE INAUGURATION.
"a, a committee, consisting of Messrs. Turner.
- anuIuper anu doWell was appointed TO wait
C, On Ihe governor and ascertain when he
would De lnaugurated. They reported that
tomorrow at u O'Clock would suit his con-
venience. "'' 'o"-
AT II O'Clock the Senate took a recess sub-
Iect ge 70 the call of the President At 20 the
d,,et Z lesIueht called the Senate to order. A
quorum was not present. On motion the
O'clock " ~" az ~
The House met at 10 O'Clock. with Smaller
1NSv. T Mr. Branham. and the roll was called
@ no yVuFnaI kWas read and confirm ed The
90 oolnLnltIee, dLe, reported Rev. Walter r. .Branham
The committee chosen to arrange for the in
nga 1nuguarad al, were Messrs. Brown of Carroll.
part, Ellis, Boyd and Butts of Marion and
Harrel1 of Webster 'i0
a resolut tion to hold n ioint oossio,, Of !,
Q CLOCK Monday, to elect Judges. the names to
oe eII 4rdWn from a hat, was offered by Mr.. Har-
relI, VINO explained his resolution to be to
lear away any misunderstanding
Mr.. Russell, of Clarke, opposed the resolu-
ion. Ihe course was to await the report of
elected. W O0
;, Mr: Harrell supported his resolution, which |
Mr. FIte, of Barlow, introduced a liouor |
ion. - e AOi an oloO-
"a Mr.. Harris of Bibb, introduced bill to al
er sec1on 1886 OF the Code to allow separate
'ahels OF petlt and grand jurors each week
Also, bill to allow the judiciary to prescribe
ne salaries of Judges of the Supreme Court
! say $9,OOU, and for the Superior Court at
ay S9,VoO. This was referred to the Finance
Dill was introduced by Mr.. Harris. of Bibb.
eSSta9Ilsh archaeological school, to be part
l the State University. f''-
THE LEGISLATURE STORMED.
While the bill was being read the noise of
runs was heard, and an Unparalleled scene
scuTred. The Legislature was literally
r0Ken up by a swarm of entbused citizens |
iIu over the election of Grover Cleveland |
procession with drums. and yelling.
al 91peu Dy Henry Grady poured into the hail.
'li in pOIes, streamed with redshirts and flags.
ne galleries were filed in a second and fhe |
1use was packed. Col. Lamar was in the |
lalr. Inc members realized the situation
ronce, ana speedily caught the contagion
urauy declared the House adjourned |
osIoh 1iS was made to adjourn and withdrawn |
az OW Mr.. Flint. of Spalding, to offer a res
1otGI uetSn cohSraIulatory upon Gov. Cleveland's
5cIIon, Wnlch was unanimously passed and ,
House adjourned until Tomorrow morn !
Or. FELTON, was called, and made a ringing
eecn. He said that in his heart he congrat7 t
lIeq the country on the election of Grover l
.Y eHYeland; Applause 1t meant honest men
tIe ne nlgn places and in every department r
're. 1t meant for the first time In 20 wears
estored Union. Applause Georgia once a
TS IeIt that she was full member of | Il
Union. Applause Let us remember
~ !. tIi tnls victory is due to the independent +
= Puuilcan voters OF the country. Applause Il
IKE Georgia the grandest State in the
don. II ~ Cheers.I Let us return thanks to l
u LOT tlls happy deliverance, TProlonped |
'erlhS'I Inc crowd then dispersed. q