The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-21

Governor:
kxGcurIvE OFFICE. TALIAHAssEE, May H.
Hon j. b. WALL. President Of the Senate:
SIR: After careful examination Ut the bill en-
titled AN act entitled an act TO expedite the decis-
ions of appea : from certain interl cutoy orders
10 chancery,"I herewith return the same to the
Senate in which ii originated with my objections
thereto.
Section one of the bill provides that IAN appeal
to the Supreme Court from any order of a Circuit
Court In u chanccry cause granting refusing TO
gram. dissolving or refusing to dissolve Temporal.
~ Injunction, appointing or refusing to appoint
q receiver shall, ii taken when the Supreme Court
10 not In session. be filed ard cred in said Court
- now provided hy law, but If It be taken during
term Of said court, 1t may be filed and entered in
said court at any such time will admit of FIVE
days notice to the appellee And 1t shall be the
duty of the supreme Court to hear and decide snid
c ,use as possible and to hear or de-
eide other except of hdbeas eor,,..
until the same sh u, have been decided"
Appeals to the Sup EN- Court, even from the in
terOcutory orders above mentioned IN IN my cases.
require careful and labOriOus epar ,tun: NOT in
frequently occupying many days in examna. ion Of
the law and the preparation of briefs Give comics
OF which are necessary under the rules The Comm
In order to properly represent the interest of A
CLIENT to whom diverse deci ion IN a, mean .h
soute nancial uin Yet under the terms OF his an
lie, in whatever portion "fthe such order NAV
be made, the party against whom I'D verse drti,i
IL rendered can hasten his adversary to the Sunr.
Court in five days. even though two days o. that
time may be spent In travelling, which won d be the
case it such appeal wure taken from an order made
If at the y site Of Dade County.
Upon the ducket'ng of such appeal in the gu.
prelne Court. oil other business OF the count is
practically suspended, except hdb.ds CORPUS cases
very few Of which are heard by the Supreme c. .urt
Nothing else could be heard decided no matter
what public or prv.t i icrests might be involved
Attorneys from the various parts OF the Stale in
the regular order OF their cases, or upon prr-ar
rangemeut, may be in court ready to present the
cases Of their clients yet the dckcting OF such ap
peal ties their hands, and they can do nntiing but
rhol,a ar
decision OF the court may be had ON the appeal
from such interlocutory order. Nor could the
court in the meantime deliver opinion in any
other case even though 1t had been prepared and
the decision really TO be made.
The party who was buried up to the court on
FIVE days notice might reasonably ask the iudul
gence of the court for few day. In which 10 *
| anime the law and prepare briefs; yet the court
could only grant such request ut the expense prac
ticallY, of all other husln IS before IL.
The Supreme Court has the au' hurity In Ito dis.
cretiOn, to advance case upon the docket to tke
up and dispose of any out Of it's order
and this frequently has been done where good req
apprehend that the court would fail t. exercise
sound discretion in that regard upon q meitorious
showing.
cannot think that the possible benefits which
would result from such an enactment would com
pensate for the many hardshps it wonld entail
For the above reasons have viii hhed my sigma
ture from the same. Very respectfully,
FRANCIS +. FLEMING, Governor.
MT hammond introduced Senate bill M 226. an
act to fine and confirm the Incorporate bound,
aries Of the CITY Of Orlando. Read first and
second times and ordered engrOssed
Reports of committees were read.
Senate Bill No 2O8 passed.
Mr.. Hammond WAY called TO the chair
Bills on third reading were considered.
Senate Bill No. 163 passed
Substitute for S.nnt- Bill No 81 passed.
Senate Bill No AZ was lost
Senate joint Resolution No. &c was lost
AT his request Mr. Brett was excused from
voting on the passage of Senate Joint r, snlu-
ton No 20.
Committee reports were read
MIR. Yancey introduced Senate Bill No 226
an act To pToyide tor proceedings and prac,lc.
in divorce Gas, S {; referred.
Mr.. Kirk moved thai the Senate go into exec
utive session agreed to-
The doors were opened.
Messrs. d smukes, Biclby and Tuten were
excused Tor the day.
The Senate took n recess
CoNFIRMATIONs
To be County Commissioners for Bak, r
County
John Skeeles for DISTRICT One
j. \ Bitch for Disiric, Two
d. Fl. Rowe, for District Three.
w. r. Common, for Dr-',ici Four
Charles H. Berry, for District Five
To be County Commissioners TOR Washington
County:
Robert Hghtower. for Disric, One.
Z. s. Ga>kin for District Three.
William Miller Tor d District -Four
T. Ii. Harmon. for District Five
To be County Commissioner for Orange
County:
Robert A. Mlus, for Dis'rc, FIVE.
THREE o'cLocK P NJ
The Senate resumed liz session.
The President in The chair
A quorum present.
Senate Bill No IS passed
At his request, Nr. Bailey Of 16h D;-tric,
was excused from vnrny on the na~s.r+ al
Senate Bill No s.. Mr. jenkins was excused
also.
House Bill No. 1872 passed
Senate Bill No IS passed
Mr.. Wall introduced Jni,t r 3. lnii.n No
227, TO amend section 4 oi Article VII. Of IN,
Constitution referred.
Senate memorial passed.
Mr.. Rosbsreugh way excused
Substitute for Senate Bill No 140 passed
Senate Bill No al passed
Senate Bill No 1875 passed
Senate Bill No ia passed.
Senate Bill No. 218 passed
Hr. Tuen introduced Senate 3 II M. 228 an
act to enable John b. Graham minor. of lam
ilton County, 10 procure c-n~- to prac ice law
IN the State ct Fiorda pasa-d
Mr.. Dunn introduced S-na.~ Bill NJ, 29s an
act authorizing the L'hr ,ran nf III. Sn,,ru,
Court TO transmit volumes of the Flnriln
Supreme Court reports 10 The Lhrnriar of Con
gress referred.
Mr.. Hrnary was excused tor ,hr evening.
Mr.. Xix WAS called tn the Oh air
M. Rogers introduce Scna,. Dnl y, 80 49,,
act TO define The duie- of he A 10. q .r
and to fix his conn" nsni"n
Senate Bill No 1873 passed
Senate Bill NJ. eos passed