The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25
THIRTEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1885.

N~NIN~N-''
President Pasco in the chair
The roll being called following delegates answered to
Mr. President Messrs Baker Bell of Breyard and Daie,
Bell Hamilton Bennett Bethel Blackburn Blount Broome,
Bush Campbell Carter. Carr, Carson, Chaen Chandler,
Clarke Clark of Jackson Coker Corover Cook
Davidson Davis, Duncan, Earle Edge Fogarty Fowler Gen
ovar Gibbs Gis GOobread oss, Green Hargre Hatch,
Hausman Hendey, Henderson, Hernlon, Hicks, Hooker,
Hope HUMPHREYS Hunter Ives Johnston, Jones' Landrum,
WE'LL Miller Milton Mitchell, Morgan, McCaskil Mcclellan,
Nee Olveros Orman Parker Parkhil Parsons Pat
erson Pelot Petty Randall of Duval Randell Of Madison
Randolph Richard Robertson Rogers Rowe Sanchez Scott
Sheats Stone Swearingen Taylor. Teider Thompson Toll
Welman Whitmire, Wilson of Clay, Wilson of Polk aud
Manatee. Wyly, Yonge and Mpperer-lOf
quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain
Mr. Fowler that the reading of the journal be dis
pensed with;
The corrected to show that Mr.. Maxwell
Chairman of Committee Executive and Administrative
Department, offered additional section to Article "
follows:
SEC All officers who shall appointed elect
ed and who liable to mpeachnen be suspended
office by the Governor for stated be
moved by him by and with the consent OF the senate but
such suspension or removal shall not relieve them from IN
dcnen trial and punishment according to law for any mis-
demeanor in office;
Which, together all amendments offered thereto
ferrel back to the said committee.
Mr.. Hooker offered the following resolution:
Rol That the President of the Convention requested
prnte and furnish each member of the COnven
with copies of the amendments to the Rules which
do appear the Rules printed AMI Of the new Rules
printed single slip Of paper.
Mr. Hargret offered the following resolution:
Peocsa That this Convention n proceed employ
Two persons 10 40 Cne "orh VI anu Pci'i'n ' LA nav
no nne nf tho Two
The following resolutions articles an ortnnc.' relating
10 the Nonuutloh were ohee re'i W e' titles anu re-
erre'l to the appropriate committees
BY Mr.. Bount. Ordinance No. ~: For the preservation Of
r;rl,ts Of ownors ~ raal estate
Which wa, referred to the Committee on Mscellaneo MS
Provsons
Rv Mr. Rount Ordinance. No. AZ Exemptinp from Taxa
ain vpmn aI in nlnufa
IVboh IVA, to nm x,tior
nancn
IVbc, wa. rof rra FIN. on and Eoi
biltv
r.; Mr. Pilot Orlinanc. No. so As to time of submitting
CONSTITUTION r. the nponle for ratification.
Wbcb was referred to the Committee on Schedule
Bv Mr. Pelot Ordinance No. 81: Prescribing the mamie
f observation-disclosures and nnh;c ,ton Of the Constitution.
" WYNN rras rnf,rra1 49, tho COMMITTEE on schedule
BY Mr.. Zppeer Resolution No. l42 Application of poll
tax;
Winch was referred ID Ce committee Oh iaA1"on al" FL
~. H. z;,r.. p .ol,-i,, \, l4} Relative TO issuin,
bonds;
Which was referred to the GO nnttee on Jullcia depart
Hn' nv ", 1 y ,,.io " ~, pos+r;o,ior Iu5oos
- no.+n;n .,Irs ~
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n w. p,,ar posa,,+on Y, 145 As.essina ono. e;obtb
f @ Mil on tho dlIr for the henrft Of the Site toricu
~ Cnnge and ones;xth of one mill for the benefit of the
East and We.t Florida Universities
Which was referred TO the Committee on Education
~
The roll OF c'nnittees nelhg cale Tue 'oho"hg cohU
tees reported as follows: 49,
MI Maxwell CHAIRMAN OF 20 mtCee Oh EAecuClNe anu A
- 49,