The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-28

until next general election, when they
shall be elected biennially by the people
The debate. which was interesting, wal
participated in by Messrs. Hannah
SOuthwOrth and Williamson of Carroll
supporting the amendment, and Messrs
Hoyle, Buchanan and Norrell of Yazoo
opposed thereto. On motion of Mr.
Hoyle, the amendment was tabled by a
vote Of So to 81.
YEAs-Messrs. Acker, Atterbury
Baird, Baylis, Beasley, Beeman, Bizzell
Buchanan, Burdine, Bush, Bynum, Cara
way Collins, Cook, Cutrer, Dlworth, FL
mel, Eskridge, Evans, Foules, Fowler God
bold, Golloday, Harrison, Hill, Hoyle
James, johnson, of Kinds, Jones, Of
Claiborne, Jones, of Wilkinson, Long
street, Lynch, Magee, Magrrd der, Mar
mon, Macarthur, McCabe, Mcdonald, w
A., Mcdonald, w. r., McGehee, McKie
McWhorter, Mitchell, Norrell, of Ran
kin, Norrell, of Yizoo, Raiford, Rhodes
ROseborough, Summer, Taylor, Trigg
Truly, Waldrip, Weaver, Wells, vii
Hanson, of Kinds, Wise, Mr.. Speaker
-5S.
NAYs-Messrs. Alverson, Arbo, Asxew
Ballenger, Bates, Blackwell, Bridges
Brooks, Burkitt, Carroll, Causey, Chap
man, Cooper, Crawford, Culpepper
Draughn, Ferguson, Flowers, Gibbs
Gordon, Groves, Haden, Hannah, Henry
johnson, of Madison, Kendrick, Lee
Madison, Marks, McInnis, Mckinney
McRea, Millsaps, Nicholson, Niles
holland, Pitts, Roberts, Rowan, Rush
Russell, Selman, Shanburger, Shar.
borough, Sillers, Simmons, Southworth
Sullivan, Watson, Waits, WEIGH, West
Williamson, of Carroll, Young. 81
ABSENT, OR NOT VOTING -Messrs,
Allen, Banks, Clemens, Dale, Epperson
Gwin, Lowe, Meharg-8.
Mr.. Williamson amended the original
amendment by inserting -four" instead
of two years, = term OF office of com
missioners as provided in his amendment
above.
Mr.. Lee called the previous question
and moved the adoption of the amend
ment. Call sustained and amendment
adopted by a vote of 60 to A.
Mr. Magruder entered q motion to re-
consider the vote just taken.
Mr.. Williamson moved the passage of
the bill, aud upon that called the previ.
Gus question. Cal sustained, and amend
ment passed by a vote of 81 20 81, as fol-
lows
YEAs-Messrs Alverson, Arbo, Askew,
Baird, Ballenger, Bates, Baylis, Beeman,
Bizzell, Blackwell, Bridges, Brooks, Blu,
chanan, Burkitt, Bynum, Carrsway, Car
roll, Causey, Chapman, Collins, Cooper,
Crawford, Culpepper, Cutrer, Draughn,
Elmer, Evans, Ferguson, Flowers, Gibbs,
Golloday, Gordon, Groves, Haden, Han
nah, Henry, HoyIe, johnson, of Madi
son, Jones, of Wilkinson, Kendrick, Lee,
Lynch, Madison, Magee, Marmon,
Marks, Macarthur, Mcdonald, W. A.,
Mcdonald, w. T., McInnis, McKie, Nc.
Kinney, McRae, Meharg, Millsaps,
Nicholson, Niles, holland, Pitts, Roberts,
Rowan, Rush, Russell, Selman, Sham.
burger, Scarborough, Sillers, Simmons,
Southworth, Sullivan, Summer, Wal
drip, Watson, Watts, Weaver, WEIGH,
West, Williamson, of Carroll, Young,
Mr.. Speaker-S1,
NAYs-Messrs Acker, Atterbury,
Beasley, Burdine, Cook, Dilworth, Ep
person, Eskridge, Foules, Fowler, God.
bold, Hill, johnson, of Kinds, Jones, of
Claiborne, Longstreet, Magruder, Nc.
Cabe, McGehee, McWhorter, Mitchell,
Norrell, of Yazoo, Raiford, Rhodes, Rose
borough, Taylor, Trigg, Truly, Wells,
Williamson, of Kinds, Wise-3I.
ABsG"T-Messrs Allen, Banks, Bush,
Dale, Gwin, Harrison, James, loves
Mr.. Hoyle in the chair.
The special order for today, report of
Agricultural Committee on the several
different bills providing for the repeal of
the lien law to cucumber growing crops,
now in force in this State, was taken up
and substitute of committee providing
for repeal of sec. 1859, Code of 1880, and
to make It unlawful to cucumber grow
ing crops; this act to go into effect after
July lst, and not to affect present crop
do pass. This bill provoked considerable
discussion; Messrs. Gibbs, Causey, and
Jones of Wilkinson favnring the repeal
of the law, and Messrs. Collins and
Bridges opposing
Mr. Williamson Of Carroll in the chair.
Mr.. Buchanan offered substitute pro-
viding that mortgages may be given ia
cucumber growing crops to be grown for
Is months, but said limit to extend to
only one half the interest of the grantor
and not to have precedence of lien of
landlord for rent, and further, this pro-
vision to extend only to the years 1886
and 1887.
Mr. Burkitt endorsed, andmoved the
adoption of the substitute,
On motion of Mr.. Cutrer, the House
at $50 adjourned till 7:3O, I'M.