The Jackson Daily News from Jackson, Mississippi • 3

I -Ok fe WHS received tord tt-! nvnvisirvnij nf flic tiiTl to De a jomt comua if the 1 lot: -e end on me 1 1 ri j)3rt of th al tics of the Iji cd'etS Of the -Or On tn'tiotiof Mr tt- tioountr t-c oppohtf'lW as added t- the i Which was adopted was officer" a id the V-) cfMr Martin the bill and cfri UU1 Ult cn tndiia nffmotion afTiir nf motion HOUSE pi Day Tsiday Ort 30 ry rrel the flow ii 1 r- amendment were referred to the Judiciary Mr Suratt i Mr Murdoek cf ti dlirp a 1-M 1- tCd yCKOER QttN M'AED t'n' Lateor Regulations Tor Trc'Cdixien" We publish to-day the ru'es for freed men's contract labor adopted by Col Clerk-of tb Freed men's Bureau at Nashville Tern We commend to the ecrefnj coasitlerafcioti of the members of oiction winch wtt to Editor PrBUSHER jcet met pursuant to the Tev Johnson Journals Il-cue Rcokved Ihtt 11 i xl ig nry Pravej by entitled at ac rPeUll UW9 mak ing jTOpat0lls ollHS bucau or anneal raUci tfes fjojjjrantee wmi maimi-uoiis to uiqunc ijito the constitutionality and the propriety cf enacting- a general law onthe suojeet of the bill Mr Ljie from a seiect committee re-portcu a substitute for the bill offered by vesterday entitled: Aa act to re whom as icicrieu-of tli" Governor be The following message was received JACKSON: 1 ted to enqU r'-s ativ tjiouid he all puhlie -rs 'rnti meu was read and report what ci3' nyde in t'e dev( r'd firm senate imi JrDAyf- OCTOE'ilR 22 nn 6u-pcnsin of tl rnla and the re-fls-iembllnfi: of the 'Ihe Si-: -iter tifj1''1'-'-' Tipoio: as hour passcii title stiud the Legislature aa a Jey good ba-sis peal au act entitled An act to prevent the distillation of spirituous liquors and for hgas staled Joinrudon having arrived and the Senators beitg Oa tiou of Mr IlLks Labauve JUtm Hjn" vya tor iu the the idect committee V0" fregmg bil end res- viUt0 the Senate other purposes messages wiie iuken up- Louisiana The people of Louisiana iiire those of Mississippi have tried that ancmolouj machine called "the Bureau" unth they find themselves in danger of starvation Some Yankee "notions" are decidedly good things but no amount of varnish will suffice to conceal the defects of this clumsy contrivance We hare read the act of Congress out of -which Gen Howard haa made this Bureau and we doubt whether any other man could have made this curious article of military Federal furniture out of Little Brown's whole edition of the statutes at large We have no objection that Ge Howard shall exercise hia wonderful ingenuity but we do protest gainst this trying of his contrivance on us Any lawyer who reads the statute will say that it gives the public no- idea whatever of the wonderful machine set Mr bv leav tA iri rr-i £tH 1o enfirhil An Act of Uecrge Smith ini So tiie seats assigned thera The Convention then proceeded wiUi the voTefcr United States Senator for the term -rmraencing March 5 1805 tXnuat Fob Mk Alcorn Mr President Anderson otheri WfcJeh read three sfi'f! a susi ensio of the nd-'- rJ J-- susi 1 tier Uti mo jon M- Hicks the Honsc concurred in Senate resolution instrtict-ing tin joint staKhn'r committee ou internal improvements to enquire int the conduct mi I management tf tho several railroad io this at" On hia farther motion the House concurred iu senate amendment authorizing the joint selec committer on Capitol and Governor Mansion to employ an iitlf slflrnHnT Hro'-vn IJ i K-Aife mis'l country and tchtfe President it shall bt a ichite man's Govern' Prtsiatui JolinsiU" £fl rec ived votes for the cfSce of State -artiviiMd we f-icl assured that 57 men in th believed that the policy Lave jued Is right- JcksCu News at la the policy ol tiie News Simply 'u to negro equality with the whites vre naver beiiev the News was sincere i ioa asieition that any other party existed in tivSiata of Clarion 'J tie pulicj of t'ttt'Xowg has been to the policy of tb Clarion The Clarion favored Gen Slocrms usurpa of pi wer iu abrogating Gov Sharkey's SJ'ENATjB (EEPORTED FOR THE JACKSOX DaILT KEM'a) The following resolutions were present ed by 3Ir Taylor of Mar-hall Whereas An unprecedented and an unhappy condition of affairs now environ the people of the State of Mississippi in consequence of the liberation of tue slaves of the State recognized and guaranteed by the constitution thereof and by the constitution of the United States "by force of arm's of the L'nited States therefore Resolved That we the Senators of the State of Mississippi will support no uiaa for the United States Senate who is or shall be in favor of giving to the slaves thus manumitted any rights civil politocal er social further than was vouchaf'ed unto the person and property of the domiciliated tree negro by the 'statutes of the State prior to the late Revolution In Defence of the? evolutions Offered ly the Senator from Marshall Me Lyles said Mr President I certainly did lijpt expect debates to spring up on the subject matter of the resolution now under consideration It occurs to me the resolutions ar framed in such plain language that no elaboration was necessary and 1 regret that the honorable Senator "from Oktibbeha has deemeXl it-his duty to express sentiments that iu my opinion" requires from the Senate some notice He appears to me to be considering rather what would be pleasing to the powers at Washington and the North than what immediately concerns the interests and views of the people of Mississippi For myself sir I come here as a Senator representing nearly thirty-three thousand souls and their interests and whatever concerns the same Mississippi is either Sovereign and indeicndent us a Staid in 1 Leaeliman McCu-go Moseley Na- Mr Gow: oK -el he blowing Joint lwhiwas rcrd the fir Ume us Stlt'il hut nat 'i-i Land Said UUi wua reeeie'j 111 lieu ui original bilk and it entitled Au rtet to repeal an act entitled: An act to prevent the distillation of dquors approved April 5th lsOL and for other vuri-oses which was reeoci- msenate adjourned till 3 o'clock sr The following resolutions adopted on yesterday were omitted in the newspaper reporn of yesterday's proceedings to wit By Mr Lyles Resolved by the Senate (the House concurring) Tbat the Joint standing Committee on "international Improvement be instructed to inquire into the conduct and management of the se-vcsal railroads in Mississippi which have received chatters from this State and to ascertain whether i) 13 Senate couculm Resolved (the PeCTescntatives-Arnold Boone Brown -f an act for the regulation of frced-cneij'a labor on p'antaiiona It lias advantage of tlie approval of the Federal authorities mid is a practical view of the subject- Whilst our p'anters desire lo do justly by tbofreedmerj thoy wish some as siuatC3 that they will perform their contracts and we aiv glad to $ee that at least one official has taken a praci-cal view-of theomUcr There are some modifications necessary "for instance hands should go to work soon after daylight and not bo late as "half hour by sun" The following are the rules ee 1 tn nt secet comnuiit in rjirL -'-t rr c-A and 011 the part of me On motion of Mr Murray Mr Martin of I I 1 I i I i 1 I 1 duty it shall be as early ertain tiie amount ot the liawamua was added to the joint committee on internal improvement of the State of Mississippi by i itfr ed to ie issued Mr Murdoek of Lowndes introduced a bill to be entitled an act for the relief of what tt (im-ntlvii-f EISO bv uinotmt of bonds and trcamry iocs have iu motion throughout these Southern States and called -the FrcedmenVs Bureau" We should as Boon have expected to see "issuing'" as Benton would say from the bowels of the Saint George and the Dragon or any other wonderful tiling that we read of We coucer however that proclamation We defended the position of and insisted that he would sacrifice hia oa-n Jgnity and trie honor of the State if he remained in office unsustained by Muton Beam of lxiwnde county Which was read twice under a suspension of the rule and on motion of Mr Murdoek referred te the committee on propositions and grievances On motion of Mr Deason the House adjourned unil 3 o'clock 3 OCLOCK or not any or dl of said railroads have discharged taeir duties to the State and to the people according to the spirit and letter of their charters respectively aud whether or net they or any ofj-hem have violated their charters und thereby worked a forfeiture of the same The said coirpitte shall have power to send for persons and papers aud may report bv bill or otherw ise adopted By Mr Lyles -Resolved" That the Committee on the we are behind the age When we went 'out who ever heard of King Petroelum of Kemper irtug-s Fl Fok- Kjrton Reason Lasterllng Bias ok-(iillstrap Gowau Grace Hamilton am low uy Hunter: Hicks 1 iufi'ma Irby Jones Kennedy Mabry -lsrablc Mavson MerrUl Medearis Mor-fjfl" Melnnis McLaurin McNeil McRae leVhmter Owens Pennybacker Ptu -lins Pounds Seal Thompson 1 indall al-ker" total vote for Mr Al- 5a Fok Mr GnorsoN- Messrs Lvle Martin Miller Eobimou Stone and Ke Messrs Acker Bowden Brooks tarter Cromwell? Dulf Gillstrap iirifi'r Giesliam Labauve Lewis Lowers 1 i ddll Luso Martin McElroy Murray l'lfipps 1'oumls Shannon Steele 22 total lor Mr Gholson 28 For Wm Yeroer etitors Messrs Hawkins Ixwry Lvies SeaL Swctt Wolif and 7 Messrs Barry Beau chamn Boddie Bridges Cameroli Dotson (irdtm Henlv HiuSon Kendall Hears" fej'inev Mu'rdock Nye Simrall Webb of AiuU and Webb of Frankpn 17 total voat Ifi- Terer 24 For atsox Senators Duncan Smith and Stephens We started in search of a land of milk and met pursuant to adjourn- The House ment the President The Clarion thought it was embracing f-over but "made a mistake" Seeking Ict rapid re-instalment in the pood wiuof tba "powers established" the editor ol the Clarion with tie usual want ot reflection which has characterized his political conduct suddenly endorsed the remarkable opinion of 4 Gov Ska-key that the late convection when it conferred upon the free dm an the right to protection to Lis "person'' and "property" Judiciary be and is hereby instructed to inquire into the expediency of making further provisions fr the transmission aud adopted in 'Jrnnessee: The Ilu-iny of Xegrocs Contracts between the Planter and the freei'men Rules adojitcd in Tennessee Ool Davis in charge of the Freed-man's Bur au at Clarksviile Tennessee has adopted the following rules weli worthy of porusal and adoption: 1 One half of the wages of the employee will be retained Ly the employ er until the end of the contract lor its Faithful performance 2 The employees will be required to rito at Uayltgir each oi lo ieed and take care of the stock allotted to him or perform any ether businei-B that may b1 asosmcd to him to cat their break- the Union- or she is not If she is 1 will in my official iosition act for her as sudi without reference to the view of any per- son or party either here or elsewhere Iff tori i feside Is they I I acted otherwise wouni ne unwortny or the confidence of those who ha ve couiided tiieir interest to my keeping: If she noi been issued by several tes-ioiisoi me n--biipj'i Ivegiihiture since under a provision in-erted in the Const itntion oilhe State bv said Convention and for the redemption of which same notes the laitfi of the Suite is pretended to be pledged and that tiie said committee report by bill or otherw i-e Mr Grace offered the fullow ing bstl-tutc which was aecepted by Mr Gowan and adopted Resohed That the Auditor of Public Accounts be -required to inform the House in writing the probable indebtedness of this State at his earliest convenum-e Mr Reid of Winston bv leave inro-duced a bill to be entitled a'n act to amend the election iiws of litis Slate iu certain particulars Which win rend twu under of the rttlf ami' on- motion of Mr Read referred to the committee on elections Mr McLarrin introduced a bill to be entitled an ar to change the term of holding the Probate Court Winston county Vv'hieh was read three several timts under a pa-pen -don of the and passed title standing tis stuted Mr Wall offered the' following joint resolutions Resdvcd (The Semite com-urring) that a ioint commit tt-e appointed consisting of three 011 the put oft in- House and on delivery of the election returns to the Secretary of State ns required by hap 4 Sec 1 Art 14 page 04 of the Revised Code and into the expediency of enacting proper and adequate penalties against returning others for the failing to have election returns delivered to too Secretary- of Staff iu due time and also into the "expediency of so modifying said statute as to ullow re diat ez necessitate it conferred upon honey and have reached "a great country flowing wilh "rivers of oil" where bureaus literally grow out of little acts of Congress But we must stop for the present and let the Picayune speak of the operations of the machine in Louisiana We are pleased to discover from the toner of the recent or last order of Mr Onway Ol llie riwiianrs suirau that he has practieallyas well as verbally modified and changed his iyieas in regard to the proenr course to be pursued by the freedrncn and those who claim to be their special and peculiar friends He now counsels them to make contracts with the planters- to remain on the plantations and do their work honestly and avoid the then sir I am no tit rcpnwmtitive Mr President- and Senators excuse nravVou some exhibition of feelinsr on this subiect Mississippi a few short years turns to be received and eounted by tiie Secretary of State when the same shall be received at any time before the term of office of the person or persons interested in such elections shall commence and to ta trua legal construction that we defy the Clarion to name Lalf a dozen respectable lawyers in the South ho would so hazard their reputation as to give any such opinion We can sy to the Clarion that we scorned to mako any but the true issue between us in the election -We stated emphatically that "ice did not leant the tots of any man who believed the contention conferred upon the freetlman any greater rights than tcere heretofore enjoyed ly The speaker nnnonced the names of Geo Donnell and Louis ite as additional pages for the Mr Steele of Clarke by leave introduc-3d a bill to be entitled an act to pro'vide for the relief of disabled soldiers and the idueation of orphan children of deceased soldiers of the Confederate army Which was read tw ice under a suspension of the rule and on motion of Mr Steele referred in a select committee of three The speaker appointed as said committee Messrs Steele Beauchamp and Morphis On motion of Mr Jones Mr Pounds of Itawamba was added to the committee on Lunatic Asylum Mr Grifiin offered the following resolution Resolved That Hons Robert Hudson and Goode- codi tires of the laws of this State by the act and appointment of the late State Convention having reported their labors and proposed legislation to this legislature be and they ae hereby-requested if tltey desire or are desired at any time by any member present the general policy and reasons therefore as well aa to explain any particular part hereof controlling their action and in upport of it Oa motion of Mr Labauve the resolution was laid on the table Mr Merrill of Carroll by leave intro-duceel a bill to be entitled An Act to legatit i 4CT3 ipi towns and camps and cease all hope of rcprot by bill or otherwise adopted 3 o'clock Senate met Mr Hooker from the Judiciarv Com ago was prosperous anu nappv ner ricn i soil blessed by a genial climate invited Messrs Blauchard to her welcome bosom the enterprising ami Brnvt-n Brown of Yallobtipha Caperton talented of her elder sisters Her smiiinarj Cole Daniel HUiyer Lyles Manning vallvs and lier broad prairies alike en- MihoR Reid Robertson Taukersley Wall coufagedtiiH industrious and virtuous peo-1 and Webb 15 total for Mr atson 18 pie who tilled them to hope for fur- Necessary to a choice (54 Neither can-tune and happiness but alas for these didate having received a constitutional rio-ht visions the rude tocsin of war majority the convention proceeded to was sounded and her proud chivalry- as another vote Mr llillyer of tl House proud and as gallant as ever followed a ban- withdrawing the name of Mr atson and ner to the field or to the carnival pf death Mr Taylor of the Senate withdraw dug the were sacrificed for the defence of what name of Mr Featherston she conceived was her honor and For Ms Alcorn her right They came at iter bidding Senators Mr President Messrs Ander-with no reluctant tread but with the deli- son Brown Cain Duncan Hooker Jaek- roittee who had Wen Instructed to innuire into the expediency of making further provisions to secure the transmission cf election returns to reiwrted that they know of no more certain and expeditious mode of transmitting the election returns and are unwilling to increase the penalties for failing to comply with the present law on that subject Mr Lyles from a select committee reported an amendment to Senate BUI entitled: An act to repeal an act cuuiti-d An act to prevent the distillation of liquors approved April 5th 1801 Various amendments wereotfere and the We sought no sympathy from the Legislature We introduced lo iuaimud soldier to plead for lis We fought battle upon principle and we would have v-on hud not the tender he its of some' mber- fur a moment overcame their judgment: In a fair contest with Shannon without being supported idleness or justified and defended in any bad faith or wrong doing This order coirrea late but not too late to repair much of the mischief that has already been done by the unhappy "interfer-enceon the part of the agents of the Freed-men's Bureau' and the encouragement such inference has given to idle and freed-wt'ii This interference- 'has proceeded from tt radical error which has done great injustice and wrong to our people and incalculable injur- to the freemen As this error has been "extensively circulated throughout the North and' supplies the main 'argument of the opponents of the restoration of civil government and the only apology for the continuance of this anomalous and vexatious institution of the wx'deem it important to give it special notice and attention son King Land Leachmau McCargo Moselev Napier and Wilson 14 Messrs Arnold Barry Blauchard Boone Bowen Brown of Kemper Brown of Yallobusha Bridgers of Choctaw Burress Burton Daniel Deaon Fnsterling Ellis Foxworth Gowan Grace Hamilton Hanson Hunter Hearne Hicks Hillver Huit'maii Irby Jones Kennedy the part of tiie Senate whose duty it shall tie to examine into condition of the Chlckusavy School I'liuil jind rcjport tin result of their investigation in relation thereto as wt 11 a- any other matter iu connection thcrcw ith hii-h to said cotu-mittec may seem peri inent On motio-i of Mr Lew crs the rule wm suspended the resolution read the second time and adopted The Speaker appointed as the committee on the part of the House Messrs WalL Do-ison and Acker Mr Merrill introduced a bill to be entitled au act to authorize reprcscntives cf decedents to compromise with creditors iu certain enss ance worthy of her name and glory And here allow me in the fulness of my heart to say I ill never no never be untrue to the memory of her gallant sons who fill unknown anil blcoly graves to do this would be to forget my own and the children of my neighbors These gallant folders followed the fortunes of the Confederate flag rejoicing combinations rAit sympathetic appeals we bave fast and be readj lor work at the which will be given when the sun is a half hour high All time lost after" the signal wi 1 be deducted 3 No gen tul conversation will be allowed during working hours- 4 Bad work will be assessed at its proper value 5 For disobedience one dollar will be deducted 6 Neglect of duty and leaving without permission wll be considered dis-obedii nee 7 No live stock will be permitted to be raised by the employees without special contracts 8 Apples peaches and melon? or any other product of t'le larrntakeu by the employee without the permission of the employer will be cha ged lor 9 The employees wdl receive no visits during work Ik urs 10 Three quarters of an heur during the nter months will be allowed for dinner ard one hour ud a half during the months of June July and August 11 Impudence swearing or indecent and unseemly language to or in the pre-enc-j of the employer or his family or agent or quarre'b or lighting to as to disturb the peace of the farm and if repeated will be followed by dismissal" and loss of such pay as shall be adjudged against him by proper authority oouestion of our success You must candid I vies Mabrv arable Martin Mayson when victory wasn ouchsafed ny tne God Til of battles and sorrowing when it was Merrill Medearis Milton Morphis Morris ly acknowledge your past errors before we or the public can forgive you trailed in defeat In memory of the shmt- "Mclnnis MeLaunn McNeil McReiu Mc- bering dead I can only say peace to their Which as read iwicp under a suspen- sion of the rule sacred dust to tne mmg neie iu my place I can best repeat an oft made declaration that never shall by me the negro be admitted to any position of equality with the white man no tir to Mo so would be to ignore the issue on which I Was elected a member of this bodv Nor do I believe it is required of us Brave men are always and I will not harbor the thought that On motion of Mr Labauve the bill was referred to the jdionry committee Mr Irby from Commit u-e enre'd-'ed bills submitte I tln fidlowiug repejrt: Mr Sjieaker The commit teeon enrolled lulls leave to port that thev jiavp' examined the follow ing eurulled bll 4 joint resolutions lotuit the same corrqcMy enriilled and hav ju-eeiited the saiie tit His Exelletiey tl-e(iuVciior for hiliip- AVORIXG amend the exemption laws of this State Which was read twice under a suspension of the rules and on motion of Mr Merrill referred to the committee on the Judiciary" i The following message was received from the Governor through his Private Secretary Mf Kennard Ext-xTTivK Office Jackson Oct 20 To t7ut SenatiViul Jlmsn of JlrpresentaUces: 1 herewithtransmit the following communications lirectedto me for jour action John Dunime President of Board of Trustees of Hind Hon Wm Sharkey Ex-rrovlslonal Governor I Benj Humphreys Governor of Mississippi JjicKsox Miss Oct Ilk "Go To Jlis Exceteiwy the Governor Sir I havethe honor to enclose the annual report oft he Trustees of the Institution fur the blind together with cojees of two preceding reports all of which 1 respectfully askjmay be printed by order of iiorn-r JLuruCK ye owptts i-eimy-brcker Piiillips Powers Robertson Seal Su-ele Sinirall Tankcrslv Thompson Tin-dad Wall Walker Webb of Amite Williams 00 Total voteafor Mr Alcorn 74 For Mr holsox Messrs Lyle Martin Miller Hontgomerv 1'obinson Smith Stephens st uie Taylor and 10 Cepreseiitatives Messrs Bowden Brooks ('iiperton Carter Cole CromwelL Duff (lillstrap-s Gritlin Gresham Labauve L'wis Lewcrs LiddelL Lnse Manning McUi-oy Maury I'hipps Pounds Shan-irtnaiid'Suratt 23 Total vote for Mr Gholson 33 Fok Mr Wm Yerces mil was rclerred to the Judiciary Committee A message was received from the House announcing concurrence by the House in bcudry Senate resolutions and the passage of sundry Senate bills House bills acted act to require the Board of Police of Washington county to establish permanently the plane where the courts county saail be held" wJs passed "An act allowing fees to sheriffs and constables in certain cases approved Dec 23th 1833 so far as to extend the same to the city of Natchez" passed "An'act to authorize the election af an additional Justiceof the Peace and Constable in the district in which the ipy cf Natchez is includep" ac referred to' the Judiciary "An act io locate the county site of Bolivar county" prssed "An act' to change the name of John Randolph Willkings Gibbs to John Randolph AV illkings" passed By Lowry "An act to change the name of Susan Jane Magco to Susan Jane Reeves" referred nv other humiliation vjll Pe exacted or ii noosed fii the name of Heaven hav The Ilatlicals iu Louisiana The hi Xcw Orleans have adopted the following re-ohition "liesoivedTliat Louisiana is not at j'qe prc-cnt time a Mate in tnu meaning of 'ii-iiiutuni but i by a valid set of iictngre---- a in insurrection 'subdued 1jv tTie iiuiiuiry power of tue nation That LouiMiiia can properly be admitted ititl the Union ami a-iuue ail the powers i-igun of a Mate in the meaning of 'tbelCoii-iitmior she iuut be Mibjecteu to a jo'nitiomay term to test the capacity of Jjer ietplo lor M-lf-govwnment to develop fee sSie and not -iniulated loyalty ot'Jicr 3fttli utus and toyhow tlieir'disposition to eouli to all her citizens MttftM-i 're'anl io class or color soived i iiat loluiug tiiese views and'ieiieN iug that under a 'military government ii-ev and fair elections are impos- aortment of Ave not endured enough is not the cup of proval and signatun An act to require the Board of Police of our misery full to overflowing Look vmir hi ic-hted fields once sroa ni ng asningron comity to e-tahlish perma "thir rich look at the charred nently the place acre the courts of said county shall be held walls of your once peaceful homes aho JELLY nil sir svmnathisn with tne mourning Policy of the President Day by day the liberal policy of President Johnson becomes more plainly revealed Despatches from Washington inform the public that pardons have been granted Ho the South Carolina Convention" that is to such of them as ere in the excepted classes The President has thus manifested his approval of the act of those unpardoned gentlemen in participating as members of that Convention iu the work of restoring their State to full Federal relations As the Radicals would say '-unpardoned traitors" presumed to engage in that work of loyalty -without permission of the Federal authorities The President regards the act as emnvinently proper and no morc than a citizen eve though unpardoned is privileged to do The like policy as maintained in the case of Gov Humphreys and the pVemonitions of the action of the President in regard to delegations to Congress from the Southern States areihns unmi-takable 12 All difficulties that mav arise be heart of widowed women aird hear the tween the employees shall be adjusted wails of helpless orphans and talk if yon by the emp'over and ii not satislac mil of further concessions every impuls of mv heart every vibration of my soul lory art appeal may be taken to an agent of the United States Goverument the logislrturt rises up iu rebellion at the craven tjiough -An ct focbaigo tho names of John" Randolph Wilkings Gil'is" to John Rau-1 dolph lkings" I A joint -to authorize the Treasurer to receive any roblie monies now in the hand-' of the pnu -isionil Gov- ernor of this st Oii'motion oi 'Mr Iib the report wa- received and agreed to' 1 The following message was received from the Senste See Senate proceedings Td ResneetfulLv vm wi- wilt atj-tain liom custlkg our or a magistrate I can never crawl in the dust to ootam iver never will I voluntarily leave my 13 All abuse of stock or willfu Adjourned till 0 o'clock to-morrow mor- tmek- and invite the blow of tho Senators Messrs Hawkins Lowry Ivies Si-al Sw ett and Yerger Representatives Messrs Beauchamp loddie Bridgers of Tallahatchie Cameron Dotson Graham Ilenly Hudsom Kendall Meares McKaueyReeti and Webb o'i Franklin 13 Total vote for Mr Yerger 19 floral votes cast necessary to a t-ieiee t-l Mr Alcorn liaving received a cnsti'iiti0nal majority was declared duly tTuited States Senator for the term commencing March 5th 180) -Tim object the jo nt convent'on having 'en accomplished the Senate re tired and the House redumed busi- breaking of tools or throwing away w-lio would enslave (is Nor do I be votes at Vrjt1 wrrTuLUy- the pi-gc-la-xnatiou of tin rcihig Governor uuUer a Constitution not i'dopted by the people a proclamation which exvluois from sntnages a large number oi' Uie free eitizeus of tae United Mates domU-iied in Louisiana I VOPU0S- I i- IB- i if 4s5 "'in the clty 1 -4 1 irear'ttc will be charged against tha lieve it is expected of us if we uphold thp wt flirectcd efforts of the President emnl'vee Yitr Obedient Servant PKEsiPiT Board of Trustees Tht Institution for the Blind JaVIvSOX 9 October 20 His Excellency B-G HuiiiphrcysAC Sir: I have' the honor to request that the legislature ill appoint the Auditor and Treasurer or such otht-r persons as tiiey may think proper to examine tire act-oust of the receipt and disbursement of with manlv fortitude under our misfor doubt not that a brighter day i On mot son of Nvo the ye 14 Good and sufficient rations wil f--ena0 fthe-e nsritators is mani- and on his furtlisr HOUSE Sixth Day Satt-roay Oct 21 "C5 House met pursuant to adjournment Journal of yesterday read" and aum oved riw for ns and smiling peace will be furnished by the employer not how The prirK fest'" They mili the State isi message as ta' it motion the Jl-iu-se resolution rehdive Messrs Hud-cn (io ever to exc' etl Six pounus of bacon again brighten our land over which now l'ovirva crt irl(Xmiv il Pall History t'lC concurred in SenaCc to eomnersnt ion cf a i ''mm'tg-r! -of the State otMs- and one peck of meal per vweek for tary bubjeoLkn and through tU medium of the" bayonet to-" force "the negro uj to toii ael'S Hi'' tin STreiTt toaohr fttilit-lirs no fXfiTn)l' whvr freeStiw-n" have been ptuddenly elcvatv TUe following message was received each a Milt tCT Gen Waltliall and the tne puniic money collected rrom a tax mi-jprwert try me as Provisional Governor 1 Tlr npnm- 11 la II use rent and fuel will be fur perfect eoualitv with the ivhite to the dignity of cit izens Rome hparta from the Senate: See Senate proceeding sVnarorsmpr and Athens in lie records ot their suo nished free by tha empl yer iuiMH3iit iiui iu as some oi rno or the Jaclcsun Dally Xeica lima history all sustain this assertion Mr Hicks from the Judiciary commit tee submitted the following report Boston meeting and the New Orleans meeting take the same views of the condi 16 No night work will bo required of mployets but such as thi necessi A dispatch had been received from this Even the people of Great Britain were gentlcraan stating that he was'iii no situ tion of the Southern States and their sissipin tiie mtnk in saul resolution beinir tilled with the uiini'Hr tliree on the pat of the House The speaker appoint as the committee on the part of the Hou-e Messrs Ne Kendall and lliilyer Mr Liddell leave of absence 3Ir Graham of Scott Mr four davs whit was granted On motion of Mr Pootic the House adjourned until Monday morning o'cloek slaves to their norinan conqucrers not withstanding the civilization impartei ties of the larm abso utely demand Mr Speaker: The Judiciary to whom was referred "A bill to incorporate the town of Carthage" have considered the same aud have instructed me to report the tat to them by centuries of contact ita such as tying up lo Ider firing tobacco oweci purpose is tnesame to get j-io I t1ier rncs Scune tei-sons ai)Tear to me setting plaui ds afire securing a crop same back to the House and recemmend to forget the precise jiosition and flitter- me restraints oi me constitution and tLus place the Southern people at the Irom the refit etc that it do pass pnefi between a citizen and inhabitant aii: On motion of Mr Hicks the report was mercy of the radical Republicans It max with0ut pointing out that difference I con-'tnt mvself with a mere mention of the 17 A cheerful and vvi'l'ug perform-atco of duty will bo required of the received anu agreed to On his further motion the rule was sus it 7 eiu strange to nnn in cav Orleans men -Si employee tact that the difference is wide and mark el pended tue bill read the third time and 1 union proclivities are so strono- 18 Stock must be fed and attended i Ciinf tllrr nwifop'to l-a--r T-S I Again Mr President allow' me to say I sincerelv regret this incidental debate I J' xv I I Ul IIJC IiHHl to on Sunday ation to accept the Senatorship la consequence of this dispatch his friends had ceased to think of his name iu that connexion He was nominated by a gentleman who was not familiar with the above facts It is confidently believed by the friends ofGeu Walthajl that but for this dispatch that if nqf elected he would at least have carried a heavy vote Gen Walthall' has not been pardoned and he felt it due to the people of Mississippi that he should place no obstacle the way to speedy restoration of civil law lie is yet a young man and one whom the people of Mississippi will love to honor M' Milton by lmva inlrodectJ a fwmoiil vvta accornpaniug bill to be tit I an tict to change the namo of Ji! Randolph Wilkings 'Which was read twice under a sus-pesi of the rule Suratt moved to refer the bill to commttee on Fropositions atd ievances Whih was lost 0 i motion of Mr Milton thernle wis suspended the bill rca-1 the thid tine and pa sed title standing as sited Mr Gowm by lecve introduced a biji to hi entitled an act to extend the ciraption laws of this State? Wi ich wai read twice under a sus-ppjsion cf the rule aud on motion of Mj Giwaa referred to the Judiciary nmittce The roil of cennties being called Mavson of Bolivar introduced a bi to be entitled an act to locate the co ntv site of Bolivar county passed title standing as stated Mr Speaker: The Judiciary committee to whom was referred "An Act to appoint Notaries Public in the Banking institutions of the State of Mississippi" hav did hone it would not occur until a later 19 The women will be required to SENATE i I Day SATfRDAY Oct 21st 1 Sen a re met Prayer by Rev Mr a-ii-r A message was received from the Ibus announcing the -sage of sundry bills Leave of absence was granted Mr Low- I lll meaning ui (lie onsilLUllon lor day of the session when I well know and ii a indefinite number of rears and sfran do the cooKing in rotation on Sunday so does this honorable body we must meet sherin have not yet paid the amount collected but as sooh as they do so a full report will be submitted of" th" ri-ipts and disbursements ol" the puLlis moneys Your obedient servant AVm Sharkey On mot ion of Mr Labauve the communication from Mr Duncan with accompanying documents as referred to the Committee on institution for the blind Mr Sura ft moved that the communication from Hon Wm- Sharkey be referred to the committee on Auditor's office Which was lost On Motion of Mr Labauve said communication was referred to a select committee of three The Speaker appointed as said committee Messrs Labauve Murdoek and Ellis Mr Pounds by leave introduced a bill to be entttled An acfto declare licence to sell spirituous aud vinous liquors null and void Which was read twice under a suspension of the rule andon motion of Mr Martin referred to theJudiciary Mr Simrall called up the bill to be entitled An act for the relief of Robert rf Walker a minor On motion ofMr Shannon the rule was suspended and the bill read the second time by its title Mr Sumrall offered an amendment by way of additional section which was ac considered the same and have instructed jjer still to learn their choice of military the issue now merely muted at in no me to report the same back to the House 20 The employee will Le expected to lcok alter and study the interest of the employer to inform of anything doubtful form hen these issues are pre isle In iireiVrenee to the-blessings of self- and recommend that it do not pass iy umii jiionitay next sented in their legitimate way I will tcrnment O11 motion of Mr Hicks the report was perhaps again call the attention of the recciv aim agree 10 If there be not a question of "spoils" con that is gomg amiss to be ppaceab'e orderly and pleasant to discourage thmfi and endeavor by his conduct to Senate who have so patiently given me their attention on this occasion and for vik M'iiAKut uie jndicrarv to whom was referred "An Act to abol "'fd with this sort of resolves theauth- which courtesy I return them unfeigned ish certain taunts 111 this State" with an iiusr no (inn i i- 1 1 ici 111 fAicri tnanks establish a character for industry hon esty and thrift U'-itrc asylunt amendment thereto have had the same under consideration and have instructed me to report the same back to the Hou-e and 21 In case of any controversy in re Release of A II Stevens and 4 "fe wiseacres gravel resolve that r- recommend the passage of the same gara to tne control of its regulations w-uma is not -a Mate in the meaning Mr iloone from said committee sub jy ur Ntiii R-volved By fie Senate (ihr- Hcn Of lpresaiitatiye cojicnrring) Time the rrasurer 1 and he hereby' ordered not to iay out any monies now remaining in the 1 rcasury of the State unl-vs cspecial-ordersre b' UlC '-laturc until" further By Mr Seal A '-An Act" to autlviMfPr ami empower John Eati to huihl and up a Io 1 wharf tho town of ()! Springs the county of Jaekoii and other passed I jr Ry Mr Hook R-s )hd by Senate (tite Hou-ceor-eurriiig) Tha' a sneciU com-ur "I on the rt of th-' s-'n-h 1 partrf'the lin oTToS" oe tween the employer and employee tae Constitution but is by valid act of VLiea was read three several times Others ASBsirrox Oct 11 The following was issued to-day Execi-tive Office Oct II 3SG" mitted the following minority report: Mr Speaker The undersigned a mem he agent of the bureau for the county jtttrrrs a State in insurrection!" That fay "a State" is not "a State We shall be the common arbiter to whom ber of the Judiciary committee to whom utrlr a suspension of the rule and pscd title standing as stated Important Taw Arbitrary Acts of the Freedinan's An Ing-enious Plea There seems a probability cf a collision between the agent of the Freed-raeu's Bureau and the United States District 'xmrt at Memphis The matter in controversy was Brought to the attention of Judge Trigg on the 18th nst ic appears from a statement in the Memphis Commercial that Mr vVaddell a well-known real estate the difficulty shall be referred ose they will next resolve that "WItereas The followieg named persons sir Williams ot ltawamua uy leave "si5 if -r'-iwiWISpi-' iid tih- fe -f of 5 Uf h- wasreterreda Dili entitled "An Act to abolish certain Courts in this State" a majority of whom have reported favorable to to wit: John A Campbell of Alabama: MMBtnern man is not a man "but is by valid RESUSITATIOV FROM A TRANCE A sissi Congrcsis" a man in rebellion introduced a bill to be entitled an act to teduea the annual salary of the Frobate Judge of Itawamba county joun ii iieagan ot iexas: -iei- it tete-vens of Georgia: George A Trflriiolm of young lady an attendant on the Princess ot Denmark in i4)7 after havimr been South Carolina and Charles Clark of Mis contmed to her bed tor a lensth of time sissippi lately engaged in a rebellion Congress apportioned to "the Stae" ''Jiiisiana her share of the national tax f('ing to representation under the Which was read first I me On i noi ion of Mr Acker the rule with a violent nervous disorder was to all against the United States Government now cepted by Mr "Shannon and adopted Labauve moved to refer the bill as amended to a select committee of three for engrossment Which motion was lost On motion of Mr Shannon the rule was suspended the bill read the third time and passed Question on title Mr Sumrall moved to amend the same by adding the words "and for other nur-Pdses" Which was adopted I "Ppvo j-rin ((J bv th(- appearance deprived of life Her lips in close custody have made their submis wa3 suspended the bill real the see Cfl titution was not Louisiana "a State in said tun ask leave to submit his objections to said majority report hat the passage of the bill under consideration is intended for render the special chancery Court created by the Provisional Governor and recognized and established by the late Convention of the State of Mississippi and all acts of said Court null and void from he heginuing That the Provlslounl Governor of the State In absence of any State Courts hav'mgereated a special Court of Chancery whether with or without authority the espcet ive- and Wm li-mmingway sion to tne autuonty ot the United States and applied to the President for pardon ere quire paie ner iace resembled that of a dead person and her body grew cold She was removed from the room in which ttf in'iigof the ymstiLiition?" If not ond 'ime and on his further motion ref'-rred to a seLct committee of three "i tucir 110 i-s an of toe laws of this 1 s-rvic-sa cOdiners Oati as rcfiortel ty unaer ms proclamation anu The authority of tho Federal agent was recently appointed receiver by the Judge to take charge of the property of Mr John CTvetti in Memphis until -that gentleman uld make the necessary arrangements at Washington to re-possess it Mr Waddell iost little time in notifying the tenants fhe laid in a eoflm and the day of ihcm to ii's- rc'-! as tlmp Apportionment made to that a ft it it -in the meaning of the The spoAer appointed as sad tlliOHJ in ttc? otiven! ii 1 1 ticm of the late Government is sufficiently restored in the aforesaid States to admit of the-enlarge VI3 iii aim nets vnu' inn 1 i iu ion?" coram ttce Messrs ul ams AckeT and Burton rand iv ns th tu Jir jiuriioeK iiom committee on ways and means submitted the following re LMijitu 1 ir pari oi uio Mr Eilis introduced a bill to be len Congress prohibited the counting ie electoral vote of "the St-ttp nf of the extensive estate of his appoint port Semite Mr Lonchiii ttt 4 -I ment of said persons from close custody it is ordered that they be released on giving their respective paroles to appear at such time and place as the President may designate to answer any charge that he may en'iticd an act to extend the t'me of ment and that they should thereafter -iaii" in the last Presidential election ur tqeaKer tne committee of ways and means to whom was referred a bill "to -v iiti ctiiittci "An A recording deeds and other conveyances ft" to revive me tnuerai was nxed on The day arrived and according to the custom of the country funeral songs and himns were sung before the door Just as the people were about to nail on the lid of the co a kind of perspiration wis observed to appear ou the surface of her body It was greater every- moment and at last a kind of convulsive motion was observed in the hands and feet of the corpse A few moments after during which time fresh signs of returning life appeared she at oiiee opened her eyes and uttered a most pitiable shriek Physicians were immediately report to him and to no one else lie -in let 10 lncoT purpose had it in vew Only 'States be entitled "an act to repeal an act therci Inch was read twice under a direct to be made against them and also itst 1 ik-U- I it the I Bound Joba AHea I of thi 1 aso notified Major Grey of the Freed- iniiui 111111 0 -lin-il till named" have considered the same and me anemd- late Convention of the people of tin State having recognized and established this Legislature has no power to declare imperative the act of said that according to provisions of the ordinance establishing-said Court parties hare a light to appeal from the 4rcisiatis of said Court to the Supreme Court where the Constitutionality of the Court can be tested bv the proper tribunal Respectfully submitted II Hoonk suspension ot the rule and on motion ment meaning of the Constitution can eVsrd3 votes and such States men bureau who-at the time could that they will respectively abide until further orders iu the places herein designated and not depart therefrom John A have instructed me to report the sanm back to the House with a reeomniedatiou of Mr -Ellis referred to the Judiciary By air Brown A entltl 5be iii ijf Union Commute? "An A that it do pass to 1 lieopomte oy hiv-h was uie i ni'ii rx not tee ajsdtjection lo his occupying the pos fSA assigned him by the Court imt eub'sequently when ca'bd upon to lre- Campbell in the State of Alabama Jnhn II Reagan in the State of Texas A II Ste On motion of Mr Murdoek the report nuh thos -saniant Radicals inform the referred to Mr Menrea of Washington intro belli iTiry onnuttee was received and agreed to 1 vens in the State ot Georgia 7 A Tren- lie hat the particular clause of the procuaed and the course of a few davs Mr Marti moved to lay the bill on the urn over the property formally refused duced a bill be en'iticd an act to require ihe I oard of police of Wash il Cotstimtloa tiixter 'which the holui in the State of North Carolina and Charles Clark in the State of Missi-sinri she was considerably restored The des saying- tnat as mo greater portion ot te icpoit da snh-titme fr Jarv of' 'sTa- to ot lj i a me Which motion was lo-t cription which she herself gave of her Cc'rp't nayjfuver to so transl'orm an old ana It tne 1 resilient should prrant hw the property in Lis hands was involved Oa motion of Mr Labauve the bill was cute at ttii longer be "a State in the situation is clear and remarkabJp curious and forms an authentic addition to psycho ii i Ttorno ot 11: he wouid prefer to wait and consult inu-iil ihstrii-t ludeiinitly postponed partton to any ot said persons sucn nelson's parole will thereby be discharged '(Signed) Johnsox President" High 'curt General Fisk ii 11 uie Jo povi-s Of Said suhsUriu-e logy fane saw it seemed to ner as it In a entitle 1 as tullows Mr Labauve by leave introduced a bill to be entitled An Act to repeal Au Act ai- dreams that she as 1-eallv dead yet she Upon the expiration of the time re- -i "An Act'' to amber the Scercl-irv was perfectly conscious of all that hap- I anjng of tillr Consritution" but -a State jrtir' Arreelion-" 1" ultra Apivonent? of Recession some- jiofr have the Pelican State out of the anu projpose the terms on in i red for the passage of messages to U'l ici ti i 1 i -fei On motion of Mr Hici-thc report of the majority committee submitted to him was received Pending the question of agreeing to Uie rejort On motion of Mr Graee its further consideration was postponed until Monday next it 12 o'clock Mr Lyles by "leave introduced a bill to be entitled An Act for the relief of Ilenly of Marshall county Which was read three several times under a suspension of the rule and passed title standing as stated Mr Brown of Yalobusha offered the proved March 20 I8O0 amending Chapter 5 Articles 10 and 11 of the Revised Code peneu arounu ner in tins rireadnu state h'eports of t' 1) 'i'ii tll Mi?" i A Commercial Convextiox" We find and from iho M-'ior anl the General Sne distinctly heard her friends spoaking- I rr nf T- i Ingicil conhty to cstubhsh pernianeut-ly th the place where tho courts of said unty shall be held Which was read three several time under a suspension of the rule and passed title standing as stated Mr Shannon introduced a bid to be entitled an act fjr the relief of Robt Walker aud other minors Which was read twice under a suspension of the rude and on motion of Mr Shannon the same was laid on the Inch was read twice under a suspen in the Woodville (Miss) Republican of ann lamented hear death at the side of her Mr added' called upon -him agaio the iut- the following description oi colhn She lelt them pull on the dead sion 01 tne rute anu on motion ot Mr JLa-bauve referred to the Judiciary commit 1 fcif alonf'itcaubo "admitted" into the ciothes and lay her in it This jeeling tee 7 iion" Jli'-y (ink 0f a probationary prouueeu a mcMuai anxiety wiueli is lndis- enoaoie She tried to cry but her soul Mr May son offered the following reso lution which as unanimously adopted the-COmmercial Convention" held there hich is quite like such things held elsewhere ou a large scale taking a drink-being the only tiling resolved upun and accomplished We are gradually dropping back into the old tracks a "little trade' a -good was witnout pow er and could not act on t-m to testflieffijKicity of her toople for If govt roiutnt-' and we fully agree that if Je-e fair-ttunple of her oi--tU-aroDatifin cannot be too "solved That theZRev Marshall when he stated tbat General Fisk tele-gTH phed him not to surrender any property unless specially ordered by him Thus the matter rested until the'lSth iist when Mr Waddell made return to the Court in aecordauco with the facts Thercopou Judge Trigg ordered that Mwjor Gf-ey be eijed to appear on mflltonof Mr Martin reeom mi Mr JicKson from a select reported livorable iu the piss-ge of -JIM-bill nt led "An Act' to authorize -fii cction of I )ue of tiS Peace and Const a hie in the lit-lct jT-which the city of Natchez is incimied lor otticr IneSi 1 he aieieiar was then culled Senala-bi lehtihed -An Act to aftliorizc the High oiirt of Krror and Appeals- to arw--point a Reporter of their --f-r following resolution which was adopted Resolved That the committee cm the her body Sue had the contradictory feeling as if she were in her own bodv and ofvieksbiirgbe invited to a seat within ible she pros nt the bar during his stav in this eitv yet noi in ar inc same time it was quunify of cotton to ship and the quiet cf Jixueiary be instructed to inquire into the expediency of reducing the penally of the bonds of the Sheriffs of the several coun Mr Beauchariu on leave introduced a Mr lliUycr iitr duced a bid to be equally impossible for her to stretch out C1 an' ht glad that these repub- bill to be entitled "An Act for the relief of her erin or to open her eves as to crv not to participate ties iu the State and report by bill or the estate pf John Tate of Noxubee although she continually endeavored to do entitled an act to authorize the election ol art aid clonal justice cf the peace and constable io the District in which county" ottr lives continues have been somewhat exercised lately to ship cotton the sand-bar in front of "the town protruding so much in this low water as to prevent large boats from landing To come to facts we are in a little tlx but we hope to so I he internal anguish of her mind as however at its utmost height when Mr Philips offered the following feint on in 1 ion oi (- it icitt'otetv inch was read three several times un Co Court on We am-si ay the 20th ins? to show cause why lie-failed to comply wifh the order of the Court and de iver he property of Mr Overton to Mr poued resolution which was read twice aocl un the City of Natchez Lj included and for der a suspension of the rule and passed the funeral hymn began to be sung and jfionSjUri-ai voting made a 'free w'itlioat r-gilrd to class or color" 8itJiKa Y-(id io- likcwise what a irfiponlous m- be Let der a suspension of he rule adopted title etjuiding as stated when the lid of the corim was about to be othfr purposes Oa motion of Mr Deason the House ad nailed on lne thought That she was to A joint resohuion of the House aniolnW mg a joint committer to draft a end memonal in bch-tlf of the Hon JettVrsoiI Davis was concurred in Uv-rs0 Resolved (the isemue concurring) That the two Houses of the Legislature meet in bu bmneu alive was tne lirst one which Waddell Much interest attaches toj this ease and its conclusion is journed untiil to-morrow morning at o'clock 1 fet out of it soou we are at work now he sages heald a meeting the otherday to devise ways and means for boats to eifeet a landing The minutes of the meeting read somewhat thus gave activity to ner soul and caused it to convention on Monday the 23d inst at 10 o'clock a for the purpose of dec tin iuesf-rs iayior Brown and Lvh operate on ner corporeal lrame werms th4P- l-y the "subdued by the military p-'wer of tie irti0n" and hold to the payful tnttb 'Tt uecler a military gov- Trustees of the State University aiipotuieu as the committee oa it on the part the Senate Vhieh was read three several times uncbr a suspension of the rule and title standing as stated Mr Hill jer ihtroduced a bill to be ent iled an act allowing fees to sher iEs and cons'abies in certain cases apTfv Dec 25 1363 so far as to Present John Kingsbury of Kingsbu Mr Martin bv leave introduced a bill ry Babers merchants Strieker mer- chant: Seth Kline forwarding merchant By Mr Miller A entitled "An Act" jked forward to with no little anx iety in the course of an argument before Judge on the 18th inst in re card to setting asi'ie certain infoima Uons fiied for the purpose of libeling to be ent itled An Act to amend in Act entitled An Act concerniig the salaries of to suspend ar -f rit- (i rtiiiis are im- ii 1 I ill 1 jj 1 y- i 4 A Dowtv and Wm Downs of Al urnm-a ttme tiie col me the de of Missis- officers page 140 Re 't-Slwie fen 1 thnir eohectton laws of Bishop On the Tth in the Tennessee Conference now assembled in Nashville the venerable jiahop Soule was introduced to the Confer -ius Mate uiu mare eircteanv- tur it sipm Dowty Con merchants and two or three citizens of leisure set i Tni a hide this pledge-: i afrrfficaninr our votes? lits creifhora on! -sArvl' Lich was read twice under a suspen SENATE Fifth-Day Fridat Oct 20 1SC3 Senate met Prayer by Rev MJs pier On motion of Mr Martin tiie Rev Mr Napier of the Senate was requested to open the mormng's ssion with prayer in the absence of visitK- pifitjo- -The Senate then repaid to the hall of the House to continue he vose for exlel the same tothe City of Natchez 11 a the "property Of a weii-Kriown citizen Motion by Mr Kingsbury thatall take I ii- i 0 a drink carried and did Moved tnat Mr sion of the rule" td on motion of Mr Martiu referred fi select committee of Hvci- a-ita view mi ns tuuumuduiKi a fit 'irf'h was read three several times Lndjrjfr suspension of the rule aud t'U ini) M- i- 3 take the chair carried lais oy XV A strr- Welch I cf a'amit-jr-pY JSf- of sale Messrs' Hume and HeUfceU ad' rj-" tula standing as stated 3Ir Kingsbury' of a wharf boat: not-" ap Mr Labauve brlpavp introduced a bill I-1 ence but vras so feeble he could of tell the Conference he was glad to she them After Le took bis peat the Cf- vncod tho in gwa: 03 ea tnat tue -taw irtructed to prepare a J-arter of the tifl jiis- dl sttcr clear cf constltu-J Fi roll counties drier c-mrlndYrl C'i ii bill on ref rt ti iial to be entitled AuT Act fixing the salarv of the Deputy A 'alter ofPubiie Accounts proved Talk by Mrr Dowtis of a barge or lighter favorably considered but too expensive Talk by Mr Dowty of a iloat- any ti ta a select commitiee under which the sriXurm ition wa'giVeT and -of io effect stBci approved April 2d 1S6L fersnco took leress and all the I'd tie fdlo ve-rnt i ssid to be on have the ef- Kc-at in the next South ho will they cannot take the yet vlaim that that they citizens It is oftlic ntdest and "TTiueru in both Jtous-es i i- al ler-t a proba-' -i e- -i 1 "I in ari-i ir et '7n br 1 stage tern porarv and eneap laid on i j-uatcc oi iie -i iesiueir procia- 1 if 1 Speaker Tue )era presses -a von itim and travo li'-m- the table for further consideration Mo a s-cieel eoi mmitleo to rr i from had I' 1 innf lenncrt eo a State r-o Senator (See proceedings of joint convention in House repoit) The joint convention Being dissolved the Senate returned to thf chamber Mr King from the Juofciury Cormv- h7 KTLt tj ith L-rr -hfun--' rt-rf- -bility rc no rrr yT 7 rr i tion by chairman thai all take a drink Was referred i- 'ci- i i-l i t-oa? eriiiVp if fl ta-l U-l UU (5Ut 1---OI 1 -1 t- fe red a printing rejiji men was -ad twice' under a suspension of the rul and on motion of Mr" Labauve referred! to a select committee of five Mr Labauvo lit rod need a bill to be cn-tffd An the 20th section ar- 11 fii -'-y i nciu mat "vir" j- iouu ui any trt seconaea and aid Alter government of o'g'-i" 1 uai A fii aiSCU DV UOnrrrefiS a a invmnncmht (Ji1t if ttpoo Jt aouicfiilea the ion 5t was unanimnuslv ret 1 Of 1 v- 'Usp have had th -j 0 i e- sa-ne under 1 1 rut ts (ntifk- TMMctiinsp iiinhi win rn ice reporu-ct adverse to axe memorial of KIM l'i -(" I Ail An A to Teiieid "All irt1 ncted me 1 11 wus lD'-svo(1 and sex ondei lioiill laiirti-' -rn -i- i -iiior J-" inf mt set 1 Mil Se- p3rtmg dnnk and a ms i-ap- rail Coue tf i-o ii rd ilit r-itf-icoor 1 ehed us forclt i 6 was p--er si tlete ore it cculd -'H''" an itinerant Methodist i1" and iore ih BISEB (r v-t) 01 01it -S" it TTToaU Vs-- T-V if Ou in'-xs feURGEOK DENT fehlp's book The all Baiovr- Mullens 7 ti-'d rtt- va'S obfervifi- -Jtm-ked carw Hoh-or liAVil Tl' he Jv tl.