The Daily clarion., 1886-02-25

Interests Of the citizens of State Line in
Greeue and Wayne counties. Passed.
On motion Of Mr. Yerger the Senate took
up 5. T., To authorize the board Of supervi-
s0gs Of Washington county in this State. 10
pay for completing the teg sirat'on Of said
county in 1879 Passed
the Senate resumed the consideration
of the business under consideration when
recess was taken. to-wit: The amendment
offered by Mr. Boyd 10 strike out SEC one,
Of Senate Bill. entitled, an act - provide
for Convention OF she people Of the State
Of Mississippi for the purpose Of revising
the Constitution Of ihe State.
Mr. Guyton offered the following. which
was adopted
Resolved, That debate close as soon as
every Senator who has NOT SPOKEN 20 the
question. has spoken, excepting the author
Of the bill and the Chairman Of the Com
mitlce that reported the bill, who may have
respectively FIVE minutes each provided that
the author Of the pending amendment shall
have five minutes.
The debate proeecde and closed as indi.
Gated in said resolution.
Messrs billiard Seal anl Gayies sup
ported the bill and Messr.. Guyion, Har-
yey, Hamilton, Of IIind., and koss spoke
in opposition
Mr. Boyd. amendment wa, lost by the
following vote;
YEAs-Messrs BinfOrd B,yd Brennan.
Casey, Guyton, Hamilton, Of Kinds, Harvey,
Love. Packwood, Reynolds, Ross, smith
Il
NAYs-Me.srs Austin, Bachelor, Boone,
Burkilt, Dean billiard DJdds, Gage,
Gaylcs Houiltou asf Holmes, Houston.
Kemp, Morris, Powell Seal Sykes Whitney.
lerger.-ls
ABSENT AND THOSE NOT yOrISG-Messrs.
Barron, Boothe, Buchanan, Dickson, Gully.
Luse, owen, Simonton and Walker-9
The following pairs were announced
Mr.. Barron and Mr.. Gully Ii Mr. Bar.
ron voted, he would have voted aye, and
Mr. Gully would vote no.
Mr.. Boothe and Mr. Owen. Ii Mr.. Boothe
voted he would vote aye, and Mr. Owen
would vote no.
Mr.. Luse and Mr. Simonton. II Mr..
Lnse voted he would vote aye, and Mr.
Simont would vote no.
MIR. Walker and Mr.. Buchanan. Ii Mr..
Walker voted he would vote no, and Mr.
Buchanan would vote aye
Mr.. Dodds offered the following amend
ment; Amend Sd section Lv striking out
in the second line Of said section the words
sixty days before the 9th day Of July"
and insert in lieu thereof the following:
thirty days before the 7th day of Novem-
ber.' BY striking out July in 4th line,
and insert November BY striking out
the words " Tuesday, the 3d,day Of August.
1886, in 9th line and insert first day of
January, 1887" Amend lst section by
striking out the words "on Tuesday, the 3d
of August, 1886, in Sd line of said section,
and insert in lieu thereof "frst Tuesday in
January, 1887.
Said amendment was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote;
YEAs-Messrs Austin, Batchelor Booue,
Burkitt, Dean, billiard, Dodds, Gage, Gayles,
Hamilton, OF Holmes, Houston, Kemp Nor.
ris, Packwood, Pow ell, Seal, Smith, Sykes,
Whtney.--l9
NAys-Messrs Binford, Boyd, Brenham,
Casey, 'Guyton, Hamilton, of Kinds Harvey
Love, Luse, ROss-l0,
ABSENT AND THOSE Not NoTING-Nessrs.
Barron, Boothe, Buchanan, Dickson, Gully,
Owen, Reynolds, Walker and Yerger-9.
The following pairs were announced
Mr. Reynolds with Mr. Yerger, If voting,
Mr. Yerger would vote aye, and Mr. Rey-
nolds nay.
Mr. Walker with Mr.. Buchanan. Ifvoting
Mr.. Walker would vote aye, and Mr.
Buchanan nay.
MIR. Seal moved the previous question on
the whole subject matter, which was sus-
tanned.
The question recurring on the adoption Of
Mr. Cages amendment the same was lost
The bill was considered engrossed read
third time and passed by the following
vote;
NEAs-Messrs Austin, Bachelor, Boone,
Burktl, Dean, billiard, Dodds, Gage, ,Gayles,
Hamilton, of Holmes, Houston, Kemp,
Morris, Powell, Seal, Sykes, Whitney. III.
NAYs~Messrs. Binford, Boyd, Brenham
Casey Guytou, Hamilton, of Kinds, Harvey,
Love, PaokwoOd Ross, Smith.-l1
ABSENT AND THOSE EOT vpTING.-Messrs.
Barron, Boothe, Buchanan, Dickson, Gully,
Luse, owen, Reynolds, Simonton, Walker
and Yerger
Pairs were announced as follows:
Mr.. Luse with MIR Simonton. If voting.
Nh Simonton would vote aye, and Mr.
Luse nay.
Mr. Beynolds ami Mr. Yerger. Ifvoting,
Mr.. lerger would vote aye, and Mr. Rey-
nolds nay
MIR. Walker and Mr.. Buchanan. If vot.
ing, Mr.. Walker would vote aye, and Mr..
Buchanan nay.
At ll35 P, NJ, the Senate adjourned