The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
lower house Of congress or even the sona-

lower house Of congress or even the sena-
tors.
Mr. Howell disagreed very forcibiy with
the gentleman from Coweta, ana hl''ue
a strong argument in favor of sendlng the
resolutions TO the committee on the STATE
OF the republic. All differences of opinion
he said could there be aired and there was
no need of acting hastily on so important
matters. He believed that the democrats OF
the legislature would put themselves square
~ on record at the proper time but the
committee on the state OF the republic was
created for just this purpose and the resolu-
tons should go before it.
Mr.. Hurst agreed with Mr.. Hall IN adNo-
eating indefinite postponement and MI
Hodge urged that it was necessary to send
the resolutions TO the committee, where
they could be properly studied
Mr.. Jenkins relieved the pressure by call
ing the previous question. which was sus-
tanned, and then the roll was called on the
motion to indefinitely postpone. The mo
ton was lost overwhelmingly. the vote be-
ing p i'm favor of indefinite postponement
and 80 against it.
Those voting in the affirmative were
Nessrs. Arnold Branan. Broyles, Collier,
Cook of Decatur Doolan, Farmer, Griihh'
Greer OF Macon. Hall, Hodges Holland
Hurst Latham, Law, Neil. AcDaniei, Ale
COUGH. Rockwell Sanford, Symcns, Walker.
West and Wright-2i.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs.
Anderson Atkinson. Armstrong. Bailey,
Battle. Baggett Barnes, Bennett OF Wayne,
BlaloCi, Boynton, Boyd, Boyett, Br&uch,
Brown oc Pulaski BurweH, Burch, Caldwell
Clement of Milton, Cook Of Fayette. pe.np-
scy. Dennard. Dodson, Borough, Eceniicld,
Fletcher, Iouche. FOSarty, ferguson,
Franklin Futren. Fulwood Russell. Gaines,
Giles Giireath, Gray OF Houston, Harvey,
Hill henderson. Hopkins Howell. Hogan,
I ,I4Fia hlT-
Jarrett. Jenkins. Johnson Of Han. Johns IA
of Talaferro. Jones of Dodge. Lee, LongleS,
Iovett Martin. MarChman, Mansfield.
Meadow Melton, Murray. Middlebrooks, Me
donald Mct1lmurry, .NcCmTy, Mcclure
NcNhorter. Moore of Rullocn. Moore Of
Clayton. Moore Of Heard, Montfort, Owens,
Parker Pitman, pittard Fou" Price.
Poole, Polhnl, Reagan. Reece, Salier. Shrop-
shire, Screvcn. Sell. Shaw, short. Spence,
Smith of Hancock, Smith Of Te'iair, Stokes,
Sumner, Tatum. Wallace. walden, Wheat
ley. Wilkinson, Wynue, Vaughn, the speak
er-99.
Judges and Solicitors.
Judge Hopkins. OF Thomas county, is rot
a believer in the present method OF electin7
Judges and solicitors general rs the leg!sia-
tur He brought with him from home Two
/ bulls providing for q change. one @! theiil
providing Tor election by the people ara
the other providing for appointment by the
governor. The BIN providing l9r electioli9
py the people was the same as that OF NJ,
Houston. Of DeKalD which was introduced
the other day. ana yesterday Judge Hop
liuS introduced the other bill, when pro-
vldes for appointment by the governor.
An Income Tax.
Mir. Hogan OF Lincoln, introduced rs
,~rq,!ilatad incor,lc tax bin in The house yes
terday morning, ana it Is one of the hnpof-
+ can't measures which the finance commit Sc
viii consider. In the last Legislature ne m
troauced a similar bill, but ii was Killed by
the committee
THE hin provi les that ali persons. nat }4ai
7 ana ARTIFICIAL all CopartucrShips and an So
fItas receiving an annual net income oi
5000 and upward shall oe asses5e 4of - ~
/ elo heinz assessed 3 per cent; from >-V','-
10 s2ooa3 per cent; from $4,000 I" %l',VD +
per cent: from $4,000 to $ltaW] o PET Cen. .
+ 'Ths funds 20 be derived from TINS Dill dIe
4 H. 20 10 the common school FUND.