The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25
TENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, June 10, 1885

hiDAi, June 10, lOco.
The Convention met pursu4n; to adjournment
\ qnnrnm present.
Prayer by the Chap|rn
The Journal was corrected and approved.
Mr.. Morgan offered a memorial on the subject
ot temperance; which was reierred 10 the Com
mitee on Temperance.
Mr. Ionge offered the following resolution:
ReSolccd, That subdivision be amended by
adding The following And when Il report is
made by any such committee, the same shall be
read, and together with accompanying articles,
ordinances, sections or other plpets be placed
among the orders of The day, lnr further consid-
Grafton :; which was laid over under The rules.
Mr.. \ Onge offered the following resolution
Resotced, Thnl the form of Rule No. 1S be
amended by inserting between reports Of select
/ committees and consideration OF articles, sec
! tions and ordinances on their ist reading, the
! following "Orders Of the Day"
/ Mr.. Ion.e moved that Hen. r. w. Davis
! Speaker OF the Assembly, be invited to seat
within the bar; which was agreed 10.
| Mr.. Taylor moved that C,I. Louis l. Fleming
! be invited seat within The bar; which WAS
! agreed to-
The substitute for Rule 29 offered on yester-
day by Mr.. Taylor, then taken up and read,
as follows:
/ All articles sections and ordinances proposed
! by any member to be embodied in the Consiitu-
| tiOn shall be presented to the Convention in such
concise form and language AS il is the wish OF
| the member introducing same to have it appear
! in the Constitution, without preamble or other
! supertiuous or argumentatve reasons for its
! adoption and no two distinct subjects matter,
! or matter referribie to more than one standing
committee, shall he contained in the same paper.
| All matter introduced in compliance with this
/ rule shall be printed in full in the Journals, un-
! les, otherwise ordered by the Convention, and
shall be referred to appropriate committee with
! out debate
The yeas AMI nays We're called for The sub
| stitute was lost, Two thirds not voting in the
! affirmative
The roll of C unties being called, the following
| articles, ordinances and resolutions were intro
! duced
Mr.. Yonge moved that the Resolutions, Ordi-
nances and Articles be read by their titles only,
and referred to the appropriate committees;
which was agreed to- and the following 0rdi-
nances were read by their titles, and referred as
| follows:
BY Mr.. Sheas, Ordinance No 2l: Providing
for the division of counties and school districts,
and authorizing districts to vote special tax for
! school purposes.
By Mr. Sheats Ordinance No % Providing
tor separate and equal pnbc schools for the races
aud preventing mixed schools.
! BY Mr.. Ionge, Ordinance No % Referring
to the body exercising the legislative authority of
this State.
BY Mr.. Lesley, Ordinance No "a: Relative
to legislative powers, elections and assembling of
| the same.
By Mr.. Lesley, Ordinance No. 25: Relating to
tax deeds.
BY Mr.. Mitchell, Ordinance No 26 Relative
TO suffrage.
BY Mr. Lutterloh, Ordinance No 81: To es-
tablish Il State Prison.
BY Mr. Hooker, Ordinance No. %; Relative
to The amendment of Sections /, 3, L. 5, :, 8,
8, 10 and 10, of Article VI of the Constitution +,
raang 10 he Judicial Department.
BY Mr. Edge Ordinance No 20: Relative 10
ried persons TO The amount OF $3.50 from 'nxa-
| ton.
B; Mr. Blackburn Ordinance No 30: Pro-
vdng the manner ot selecting No'aries Public.
| BY Mf. Blackburn, Ordnance No. 81 De-
tnng The elective officers of elch county.
| By Mr.. Sheais Ordinance No. 80: Prevent
ing the lending OF county or district school funds
| or their application to any other than school
purposes
BY Mr.. Fowler Resolution No 115: Relative
to special tax on unimproyed lands for construc-
tion and repair OF public roa Is and highways.
By Mr.. Parsons, Resolution No 1l6: Rcltt-
ing to N road tax on unimprOved lands.
BY Mr. Zi.'perer, Resolution M. III: Rcla-
tive to election Of Justices Of the Peace.
BY Mr. Mitchell, Resolution No 1lS: For re
lief of persons convicted Ot felony.
By Mr. Parker, Resolution No. 119: Prescrib-
ing mode Of creating new counties
By Mr. Johnston, Resolution No 100 Re
strlcting the power OF Railway and other Cor
poralions.
By Mr.. Hendley, Resolution No. 121: Relating
TO Polygamy.
By Mr. Carson, Resolution No 122: Reftrrin 9
to iucaon
By Mr.. HATCH Resolution No. 1873: To make
County Commissioners er oticio members OF the
County Board of Public Instruction.
By Mr. Wilson, of Polk, Resolution No. II
Relative to County Courts.
By Mr.. Randolph, Resolution No 1875: Con
cerning the final passage of bills in the House OF
Representatives.
By Mr. Randall Of Madison, Resolution No
1926: Relating to appointment OF County Com
mssioners and defining their powers.
By Mr.. Hausman, Resolution No. 1877: Au
thorizing County Judges 10 issue marriage H.
censes.
By Mr.. Hausman, Resolution No. 1873: Re
lating TO bonds OF county officers and their arl
prevail
By Mr.. Hausman, Resolution No. 129: Sepa
rating time for holding National aud State cleo
tons
By Mr.. Blackburn, Resolution No. 1870: Re-
lating to amendment of Bill of Rights.
By Mr.. Morgan, Resolution No. 131: Relating
to Public Institutions
Mr.. Sanchez, Chairman Of the Committee on