The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-16

out all relating to doubts as to the authority
OF the Legislature to address out OF Office
in case like this under sec. 81, Of article
4 Of the constitution. Said amendment
was lost by the following vote:
YEAs-Me. srs. Austin, Barron, Boone,
Boyd, Dean, billiard. Gage, Gully, Guyton,
Houston, Love, PackWOod, Powell, Ross,
Simonton, Smith.-l6
NAYs-Messrs. Bachelor, Boothe, Bren-
ham, Buchanan, Burkitt, Casey, Dickson,
Gayles, Hsmilton, of Kinds, Hamilton, Of
Holmes, Harvey, Kemp, Luse, Owen,
Reynolds, Sykes, Vertner, Walker, Whit
ney, Yerger,-20
A. sent and those not voting-Messrs.
Binford, Dodds, Morris and Seal.
On motion Of Mr.. Reynolds, the previ'
ous question was ordered on the engross-
menL third reading, and final passage'of
the bill The bill was then considered en-
crossed, rad a third time, and passed by
the following vote
YEAS - Messrs. Austin, Batcl elor,
Boothe, Brennan, Buchanan, Burkitt,
Casey, Dickson, Gayles, Hamilton, Of
Kinds, Hamilton, OF Holmes, Harvey,
Houston, Kemp, Luse, Owen, Reynolds,
Sykes, Vertner, Walker, Whitney, Yerger.
-22.
NAYs-Messrs. Barron, Boone. Boyd,
Dean, billiard, Gage, Gully, Guyton, Love,
Packwood, Powell, Ross, Simonton, Smith.
IA.
We vote against S. B. No. 80, because in
our opinion the Constitution provides the
only remedy that should be resorted to in
such cases. Guyton, Ross, Simonton,
Dean, Boyd.
Mr.. Boone moved to dispense with the
regular order Of business, and take up the
reports Of Standing Committees.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
the following bills:
S. B. 3i-An act to amend sec. 409 OF
the Code Of 1880, in relation to poll tax
do pass.
S. B. 33-An act 10 amend sec 1885
chapter II, Code of 1880, in relation to
crimes and misdemeanors do not pass.
s. b. 45-An actto remedy the evils occa-
stoned by the burning Of the docket used
by the Mayor of Courtland, Pamela cornty,
as ex officio justice OF the peace do pass.
S. b. 43-An act to amend secs. 290l
and 1902 of Code of 1880, with reference
to grand and petty larceny that substitute
do pass.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following bills:
S. B. 23-An act TO provide for the col
lection of taxes on certain lands in the
county of Bolivar and certain other conn
ties do pass.
). B. 44-An act to make deductions in
the salary of members of the Legislature
in certain cases do pass.
The Committee on Agriculture and
Manufactures reported the following bill :
5. B. "a An act to encourage agricul-
ture in the State of Mississippi. The COM
mittee recommended substitute.
The Committee on Education reported.
the following bills:
H. B. 7, do pass H. B. 8, do pass
H. b. II, do pass; S. B. Al, do pass; S. B.
10, do pass.
The Committee OIL Corporations reported
the following bills:
II. B. 3-An act to amend chapter 393
Of the acts of 1882, incorporating the Ash
land Academy, approved Feb. "a, 1882; do
not pass.
II. B. 1i-An act to incorporate Buena
Vista Normal College, located at Buena
Vista, Chickasaw county do not pass;
The Committee on Temperance reported
the following bill: LIST. substitute for S.
B. %.
I'd. That S. B. 7, do pass.
On motion of Mr.. billiard, the Senate
took recess until 7:3O to night.