upon the produce of their labor.
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upon the produce OF their labor.
Again--on page 34l-2, of Senate
Journal, of the same session, we find the
following: which shows another attempt
on the part of Mr.. Tucker to TAX the
People of the State


'sMr. Walton offered the following
amendment, to-wit:


"SEc-In addition to the TAX pro-
vided for in the first section of this act,
and under the same regulation, that an
amount equal to the whole amount of
the State tax for other purposes, be as
sessed and collected for the purpose of
discharging the liability Of the State on
account of the


PLANTERS BANK BONDS,
for any instalment that may fall due du-
ring the present year, and the semi-an-
.nual interest which has fallen due and
been paid by the Bank of the United
States or the Planters Bank # Missis-
sippi, or the semi annual dividend of
interest which may fall due the present
year on the aforesaid Bank bonds, and
that the money so collected shall be paid
over into the State treasury Of the State,
by the several tax collectors of this state
to constitute fund for the aforesaid
purposes, and that the money shall be
paid to those entitled to receive it, un-
der the inspection of the Governor.


"And the question being taken there
on"


SIT was decided in the negative by
ayes and noes, to-wit:


"Ayes-Messrs. Alsbury, Bonney,
Marshall, Ragsdale, TUCKER and
Walton-6,"


"Noes--Mr. President, Davidson,
Duke, Fox, Gllleland, Cranberry, Green
Harley, Hill, Hughes, Humphreys, Ives
Kerr, KERN, Lefore, Love, Matthews,
Metlock, Miller, Philips, Thomas, Wall
and Watts-23.o


Wings all voting against TAwAeI
TlON@


Again, Mr.. QUICKER voted a.
5ainst the location of the State Univer-
tJ ii th 4fS;sssisss5epi; lie voted a
yainst Incorporating "the Holly Springs
Ind State Line Rail Road Company
ne is in favor of