The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-13

Il. X. Sharpe OF the Thirty seventh.
j. E. Strother of the Twenty ninth.
Paul b. Trammell of the Forty-third.
Robert Whitfield Of the Twentieth.
B. H. Williams of the Twenty-ffth.
When the announcement was made tina
there was more than a quorum present th
cheers we're long and loud.
A FULL SESSION OF THE HOUSE.
J. S. McElmurray, reading clerk of tn
House, called the entire roll Of the Hous
without looking at the manual. Ninet
members answered to the roll call, and tn
announcement that there was more than
quorum was the signal for another rount
of cheers. The following members wer
present and responded to their names:
L. n. Galloway of Baldwin.
A. III. Foute of Barlow.
l. B. Goodman Of Berrien.
j. l.. Hardeman Of Bibb.
j. II. Heery of Bryan.
Madison Warren of Bulloch.
N. A. Buxton of Burke.
W. II. Davis of Burke.
@. L. Smith of Calhoun.
Alexander Lang Of Camden.
H. l.. Johnston of Campbell.
W. g. Mcdaniel Of Carroll.
NJ. n Church Of Catoosa.
w. w. Gordon, Peter Reilly and William
Clifton. of Chatham.
Samuel K. Jones of Chattooga.
Fl. Q. Tuck of Clarke.
j. f. Kimble of Clay.
w. r. Ward of Clayton.
r. b. johnson of Clinch.
Elijah Tanner of Coffee.
j. A. Alderman of Colquitt.
W. w. Johnson of Crawford.
j. NJ. Huey of Douglas.
Morgan Rawls of Effingham.
P. w. Davis of Ebert.
Alfred Harrington of Emanuel
j. w. Turner of Floyd.
j. L. Johnson of Floyd.
Clark Howell of Fulton.
j. p. Perry of Gilmer
James Postell of Glynn
w. K. Rankin of Gordon.
j. C. Hart of Greene
j. B. Park, ST., of Greene.
G. A. Clement of Gwinnett
Col. H. S. West of Habersham.
Ivy W. Duggan of Hancock.
Il. b. Mobley of Harris.
|. L. Gunter of Henry.
IL. A. Matthews of Houston.
r. n. Holtzclaw of Perry.
Y. w. Hood of jackson.
j. N. Twitty of jackson.
e. S. Campbell of Jasper.
A. E. Tarver of Jefferson.
Richard johnson of Jones.
A. B. Clark of Laurens.
John Sims of Lincoln.
Il. w. Hall of Lumpkin,
s. T. Lohey of Macon.
J. p. Gholson of Madison,
J. II. Hobbs of McDuffie.
G. Nj. Tison of Mcintosh.
H. w. Hill of Meriwether.
J. A. Dodgen of Milton.
j, L. CroWder of Monroe
A. q. Macarthur of Montgomery.
w. K. Muslin of Morgan.
M. Nj. Bates of Murray.
S. 2. Gilbert of Muscogee.
T. J. Speer of Newton.
James Frazer of Oconee.
]. T. Olive of Oglethorpe.
o. Ii. Arnold of Oglethorpe,
" ELL Mitchell of Pike
~. II. Morgan Of Pulaski.
II. G. Lawson of Putnam.
X. A. Reid of Putnam.
M L. Albritton of Quitman.
ID. v. Calvin of Richmond.
W. FL. Fleming of Richmond.
A. G. McCalla of Rockdale.
j. II. Mitchell of Spalding.
G. h. Halliday of Stewart.
Wright Brady of Sumter.
S. Maxwell of Talbot.
S. J. Flynt of Taliaferro.
j. B. Brewton of TattnaIl.
w. e. Kendrick of Terrell.
j. N. Carleton of Troup.
A. j. Williams of Epson.
j. N. Galloway of Walton.
T. J. Veazey of Warren.
w. B. Francis of Washington.
f. s. Peacock of Washington.
j. +. King, Jr., of Wayne
d. B. Harrell of Webster.
L. A. Smith of Wilkinson.
There were also present II. II. Cobaniss
assistant secretary of the Senate: j r
Harper, j. III. Sutton, and F. Z. Twitty
Senate clerks, and Robbie Howard Harr,
Cabaniss, Lucius Kimbroueh. and r a
Lyle, Jr., Senate pages.
OF the officers of the House there war
present Z. P. Hauswen assistan
clerk; j, S. McElmurray. readin
clerk; A. B. Harrison, journaliziAg cler,
and s. II. Howell, calendar clerk. Tn
House pages present were Masters LIE
Cogglns, Eddie Witcher, JOHNNIE Speel
ana John A. d. Williams.
SURRENDERED TO SAVANNAH.
When the call of the roll had been CON
pleted, Mr.. Duggan of Hancock obtaine
the floor and said: "Mr. Chairman. / rise
ask the question, is it constitutional thus I
remove the capital of Georgia without
Soi 'on"AOh Va tho peOple: ana The Sp9ake
looked lnquiringly at Representativ
Harrell Of Webster. All ewes war
turned upon Mr.. Harrsll, who is known as
member quick TO interpose constitution
objections to doubtful legislation. Wbe
the applause at the palpable hit had sub
sided Mr.. Harrell was felicitous in hi
repartee, which brought down the houst
II would answer the question of the gentle
man from Hancock by saying that we priv
up all things to Savannah he said.
When the name of Representative Smell
son was called there was long continue
applause, and voice "Snelson has eon
nome to look after his fences" Furthe
pleasantly was cut short by motion whic
prevailed that the meeting adjourn for
visit to the De Soto hotel.
The lateness of the start prevented es fin
and complete an inspection Of the De Sot
as would otherwise have been made, an
the unfinished condition of the interior wa
not favorable for tour of the great build
ing, but the visitors went through tn
| greater part of the first three floors. an
were surprised at the magnitude of tn
building and the beauty of its design. The
were especially pleased with the spaciou
dinipg-room and the light and airy room
on the different floors, and all expressed
desire to see it when completed and I'll
court improved and beautifed, as the