The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-03

amendment, and Mr.. Cook advocating
the repeal of the law but opposed TO the
amendment, and Messrs. Trigg, Weaver,
Southworth, Raiford, Cutrer, Mckinney,
Haden, Henry and summer opposed to
change in existing law.
Ir Marnon amended by providing
that in all cases under this act, where
any controversy shall arise between any
of the parties interested in any proper
ties encI mbered under the provisions Of
this act, and if the parties should not be
able to agree as to the value OF the
property and their rights in the premises,
then and in such cases any party in
te. esied in such property, for the en-
forcement of his rights, shall be entitled
to the remedy provided by secs 1868 and
1872 inclusive Of Code 1880. Accepted
by Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. Selman moved to indefinitely
| postpone the bill, substitute and amend
ment AID called the previous question.
Call sustained and motion lost by a vote
of AZ to 50, to-wit:
| YEAs--Messrs Acker. Askew, After
barry, Baird, Bates, Beasley, Beeman,
! Blackwell, Bridges, Brooks, Burdine, Bur
/ kilt, Bynum, Carraway. Carroll, Collins,
| Crawford, Cutrer, Dilworth, Evans,
! FOules, Golloday, Haden, Harrison, Hen
| ry James. Johnson, of Madison, Kendrick,
| Lynch, Magee, Marks, Macarthur, Nc
kie, Mckinney, McWnOrter, Niles, Raj
ford, Rush, Russell, Selman, Sillers, Sim
! mons, SOuthworth, Weaver, Wise,
Young, Mr.. Speaker-47.
NAYs--Messrs. Alyerson, Arbo, Bal
lenger, Baylis, Bizzell, Buchanan, Bush.
Causey, CHAPMAN, Cook, Cooper, Gull
pepper, Draughu, Elmer, Epperson, Esk
ridge, Ferguson, Flowers, fowler, Gibbs,
Godbold, Gordon, Groves, Hannah, Hill,
Hoyle, johnson, of Kinds, Joues, OF
Claiborne, Jones, of Wilkinson, Lee,
Longstreet Madison, Magruder, Mar
mon, Mcdonald, w. A, Mcdonald, w.
T, McGehee, McTnnis, McRae, Meharg,
Mitchell, Norrell, of Yazoo, Pitts,
Rhodes, Roberts, Roseborough, Rowan,
Shambsrger, Scarborough. Sullivan,
summer, Taylor, Truly, WaIdrip, Watts,
WEIGH, Wells, West, Williamson, of
Hinds-59
ABSENT OR NOT VoT;NG-M Messrs.
Allen, Banks, Gle mems, Dale, GNin,
Lowe, NcCahe, Millsaps, Nicholson, No
land, Trigg, Watson, Williamson, of Car
roll -13
AR Trigg and Mr. Gwin paired-the
first would have voted aye; Mr.. Gwin
nay; Mr.. Watson and Mr. Nicholson
paired-Mr. w. would have voted aye;
Mr.. \. nay.
Unanimous consent given to Mr.. Bu-
chanan to withdraw his amendment to
the substitute above mentioned and to
insert one instead, providing for striking
out original substitute of the committee
the 1st day of July, 1886, as time for
this bill to take effect, and insert lst
day of March 1887 instead, and not to
apply to crop of 1887.
Mr.. Raiford opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Longs tre-t offered, and advocated
the passage of an amendment to strike
out Isl DAY of March, 1887, and insert
1st day of January, 1888, provided that
no deed of trust, given prior to repeal, be
affected thereby. Accepted by Mr.. Bu
chanan.
Messrs Gibbs, Hoyle, Cutrer, and
Norrell, of Yazoo, discussed the amend
ment.
Mr. Norrell moved to table the amend
ment; tabled by vote of 6l to 25,
Mr. Cook moved to adjourn; lost.
Mr. Magruder amended by striking
out that section Of committee substitute
providing that il be unlawful TO mortgage
growing crops.
Mr.. NorreIl moved to table; lost
Mr.. Norrell amended by providing
that all deeds of trust to be given ou
any crop to be grown after the date for
this law TO take effect be null and void
Amendment lost by vote of 40 to 4S.
Mr.. Cutrer moved the adoption of Mr..
Magruders' amendment.
Messrs GIbhs, SelmaD, Cutrer, Norrell
and Magruder, spoke to its merits.
Mr.. Lee moved to adjourn; lost.
Mr.. Norrell called previous question.
Call sustained and Mr.. Magruder's
amendment adopted by a vote of 54 to 80.
Mr.. Norrell called the main question
on adoption of bill as mended. Call
sustained and bill carried by vote of
| So to so:
EAs-Messrs Alverson, Arbo, Ballen-
ger, Baylis, Bizzell, Blackwell, Buchanan,
Bush, Causey, Chapman. Cook, Cooper,
Crawford, Culpepper, Draughn, Epper
son, Eskridge, Ferguson, Flowers, Fow
Ter, Gibbs, Godbold, Gordon, Groves,
Hannah, Hill, Jones, of Claiborne, Jones,
of Wilkinson, Lee, Madison, Magruder,
Marmon, McGehee, McInnis, McRae,
Meharg, Mitchell, Norrell, of Yazoo,
Pitts, Rhodes, Roberts, Roseborough,
Rowan, Shamburger, Scarborough, Sui
livan, Tay lor, Truly. Waldrip, Watts,
WEIGH, Wells, West, Williamson, OF
Hinds.-53.
NAYs-Messrs. Acker, Askew, After
bury, Bates Beasley, Beeman, Bridges,
Brooks, Burdine, Burkitt, Bynum, Car
raway, Carroll, Collins, Cutrer, Dill
worth, Elmer, Foules, Golloday, Haden,
Harrison, Henry, Hoye, James, John
son, of Kinds, johnson, of Madison,
Kendrick, Longstreet, lynch, Magee,
| Marks, Macarthur, Mcdonald, w. A,
Mcdonald, w. T., McKie, Mckinney.
| McWhorter, Niles, Raiford, Rush, Rus,
sell, Selman, Sillers, Simmons, South
worth, Summer, Trigg, Weaver, Wise,
Young, Mr.. Speaker.-50.
ABSENT OR NOT voIING-Messrs
Allen, Baird, Banks, Clemens, Dale,
Evans, Gwin, Lowe, McCabe, Millsaps,
Nicholson, holland, Norrell, of Rankin,
Williamson, of Carroll is.
Messrs. Watson and Nicholson paired
ar. Norrell asked consent to have read
a resolution providing the use of the
Hall of Representatives tonight, to hear
Col. w. Ii. Hardy, President of Ship
Island Railroad, and w. G. Faulkner,
Presid nj of the Ripley Railroad, on the
advantages to the State of said railways
being built.
House adjourned at 2:50 until 10
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