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LAXSLXG. .MICHIGAiV, TUESDAY. MlhTARY s. 1S5II.
VOL. XO. 1. AVIIOLE XO. IDS.
SIN
STATE
UBIJCAN,
iK. I K.
fri'ny Miriii'i.Jan.-, 1 ?"'..
Conat- r JSirt s, fretn committee en State
Tiirs, rep-orted with a Mil in answer .f
rsver 'f rt iin petitioners in the Holland
v'nv Als. a f" authoriz" On..
Tb'ire"' a a,'r" (,'-,TV r'v '
Orfawa county.
-Vnat r ln v'ii r, fp in i-omiiotfo' o.i
etrul!fl bills, r f-oru-I s. vor.il biib
-Vriat-r 'I rowbrh.'g", from e.i.uitnitfee on
public land-. r.-j-.rt.-.I a j .int resolution as
M certain milirary land-, asking Irn.-n Con
gress tlcf c"ssion th.-reof Moved t . refer
to conimitV" "f ' w-"d" '--t- ''a-
lle.1- ...
etiar'r .lornim, tt-ni eo'nu.itt.-e on t !
ir.i'i'ia. rcportee1 a bill fr reorganizing tic
juJIitia, and a'ii-nji tin- jn sent lav
-Vnat.r Trowbridge wished t'.-r xjda.ia
,n; which Senator '...rl.iiu f x
tint this I i ! w drawn '' meet tV vi.-w-((f
tJltf Mili'.irv Convention whi-h a cm
bVJ set 0 rit 'hi Augu-t. The bdl. h.
saiJ. cll"l f"i" "" :,I I r"I'r''tf,"n- nhi '":ld
b no burd- ii, x - f it wis l.-imj .-d.
l..rh hi! nohtia im.-i-I- tie- sp.-, id
f,rl" f'T M-I'da" afiertiooli
Senator Or." is, frni r-u.ji;ttf - !! t ,.vi,
an,l ovii.ti-, rejrf.rf"! a bill t change
Earn' of t..wn-hip of J.-r..:r.o. I-.'!..ti t.r
put on in I" .age-.
Sen iter Cnger thought honors in this
.nnfrv d-ln-iTY, if town were to l- i.:n' l
aft r in' Nt-. a-i
d tl-
to he
fban2d tic lies? uii.ftr. I a hied .
Sena'or Trowhridje. froii coiiiiii'ttt on
public land. p-jiorl d amendm t:t to sw.in j.
land la. Sje-a! ord-T fr affi'neu.r.
Seitati r l'or''T, from -omiii:t!-i' on in
PTjK.ritioi.i. introduced a hill to p-ti-- the
charter of ! rand llij.iil-. an I moved t.
jnpend r'llc. Third leading'.
S'ri.ttor lavi-, from comm-M. e o;i towns'
and comities, P j rfed a 1 ii! to afa !. cer
tain sections of Itil iti h"ren-horii to
tonshif ef AI-.
Senator Tower fie nIit tie- hid nnii.-cc.
sarr, n tii iHiard ot s'lj ervi-.r-f already
had t!irt jower. Senator 'atifie!d inj'iired
if any :itteiii t had h-on mad- to hrinr tie ,
matter lx for- th" suo rvis.irs S.-ii:. r
Welch wa- n-t awaro. Third n adinir
A!-, II"U-o hill to vacate J art of J.lat of
Ti!l:tg of Trenton. Senator 'ar. nvr
moved to M'-'f-on ind. finitely. Carrif!. .
Also !i!l t.J chani? name of ! ton, I
aia ounty, to Saraiir.c. Third rcailmpr
Senator .lone;, from committee tn ji
tianrc, reported I ills to ext.ntl time for col
lection of taxes in ll'ilsoii. arel in litfl.
Creek. Tahb-.l.
Senrtur Tower, from committee on toads
and bridges, p jmrted a uhtitntc for Il-ni-
bill, to lay out a road from Portland, I nia
County, ti Alhany in Ktl Ih .. Ih ad
twice, tabled and printed.
t.y i:tti s:ii'x.
1U O cIimL
H. . Shank of In-ham, and Ico ".
Lee of Livinjton, were nominated mem
bers of the I5.Krd (f Control of the House
of Correction. Contirtned avrsol. navs
0.
' Jcsso K. TcnriCy, of Calhoun county,
was notninated as State librarian 15. -U r
red to executive ':ti!.
Executive session closed-
A commutiiiatioti from the Treasurer
showed the amount received in all, j?x,
!)I7 -J-ltl. epen-es -H M . Or
dered printed.
Hi!U p-l the Hon-.-: A hill to au
thorize t lie IK tro-t and .Milwaukee llailwav
Company to purchase th projnrty, riht
nd franehUes of tl... Port Huron aid Mil-
waukeo Hailwav Co.
'. A bill t i'extend the time for the col
lection of taxes in the towi:-hi; of Spring
Luke, Ottawa county ;
... A bill t. antic ri the stockho'dcr
tf the Collin- Iron C. uipniy t increase
the TMiml-er of directors of said company ;
To the firsf f wlii.-h, two amendments
have beeri made, there.':; minuted:
Also, j ii.t re-ohitioii rvfherizing the
coratnissioiier of ti e State 1 m-I . f!ico to i-.
sno n c. it..iu Ic I to N 'sti H. Stewar
Wl.'n ti h ive i, a--e I t!.. ib.nso l,v :i tii'i-
viritv v,.. if n'l t'10 i..u.l-r .-leet riT'.l in
all of which the eone-irren.v f the S,-.nt
wrosrcetiiillv a.-ked.
Al-. to auicnd n:i a t . r 'it'ed "an act
U p'ovide f.-r org iti:ii:g an aeiive militia.
nd Other j.;trjvt-i's." .'?.j. roved Mav Is-
Ilcport.-d the same l ack wiihout amend
ment ati-i recopiiuemled its pas-age. Th"
pt.rt was n.vejt.i. th-' committee i
fkarged.
Mr. l i ig-.!ii moved thad the bi!I be or
dered to a third reading: whv-li motion
not rrevaih
this i.ill and
O'l rn.itioti of Mr. .J.i;
ioiat.; bill N . iiei' g a bill t- jrovide
a military fund in aid of the volunteer uni
formed mititin, wcp taken up
Also, a bdl to amend section 7. chap,
ef th- revised statutes f lSl'V otu
pilellaws, vol. '2. section IHlh
On the niotioM to -nsoend the rules to
pa-s li 1 1 et.-!-.l time f. r collection of
'axes in the towmhin of Clay. St. Chiir
inty, Senat. r Cngep exjdaiiied that this
lowtiship i mainly c.ut.jM.sed of i-iand- i'
Lake S'. C!ar. inhabited by fi-hern.en.
boare rnide jir by various cireiirnstan-
Hill pas.s, d
l'i! to a'ticr.d eoi.ijc.h d law- relating
Inferred t eouitnittee on Judieiar v.
bunt re-ohstio;i f.-i
1. Stewar ; aM, i r
pireha-"rs of -. I-..H.1
c
the rtlicf of Nei-.';i
the relief f certain
mdi Cotfi'ni tee on
Buar.c.i
t Senator T t o.vh rid called up billte-.au
tiionz-Mhe D-tp-it and Milwaukee Hiil
'HV tojurcha-e JVrt Huron a:.d Mil
a'ikfP Jdroi .' Co,;ii.: ni 'ved that the
onat eon-nr hi Hetse rn-'mlnif-rts
v.nienrr..'i in
-Milter Porter teoved fr.u.i table, hi'i to
V,aet-J iai!rvid company ineorjM.ratioji a t.
'aken from the table. The bill j.r..vi-
f 'r less stringent term- of f .rf.'iture in
d'T" to the amount nece-sarv to bo ex-
jodoei m a certain time, and fixing the
oasis of c imputation from th" entire caji-
Kock, to Ui eraycta! tk sabscrtbeel
-staW Tower timed toj-utthc bill on the
ral order. Senator Hams objected
-"ator T..wcr had net examined" the bill,
Ranted time. Senator IVrter thotndit
C BIii,slloaid bs ordered to a third read-
IDg,
;enater Muzzy wanteej to know what
the worJd 'sul.jtct toforffiture" iiicart ; h-
b.-licvcfl tho WorJ.to Le inttitiiiisVs
. 'naif.r j.ircey exf lainf:d. ( mn. (f tii
S nator JVrry intro'Juc;J run.Iry hiii
a hill to ral an junf-ndment f.f the rhar-
",f f.'ie viilar' .t Hudson.
.-it:itf.r IMckin.Mtn pav liotk---f a i.ill
U:vot.vi!Ia-- lot..
tKtf.ir r.iml pavo notice i.f a hi!i t..
:nii. r..j , iws r.-Iatiii to Mift.s um! t iMju. .?.
to r. !Ii,us socitti-.-.
.w im. r Yo-f i!inv-l from ih' ta!.!- thi
! " t.. iiiCif.,ratf th? fit v t.t' Vt.-ilnr.ti
Thir
orltr i
, r
ll-fM-riiil J. Jilli
1 miiH'ilint' -f-
! a
t'.-.i.
S ii.i'. r Miizzy iiocJ from t!,e tuhit- th
J-ii! ! .tii."i..l i hnp. I'Jtof cf.nij.il.. ,'aw.
r litn !. in criminal fa-.-, ('it. in
irriiiit.ii.ii .l rr rs amern! l, oti iuoti"!i
Sci.ar. r K..rh im i.-iovid Irom t il,;.! S n
In!! to :i.- rtaiii cereal r.ro-h;eN.
S.-n.tt .r Ti-w.-r inovcl to ncon-ith r tii"
v.t. .y whi it t!c S at efiiccrs' s.ilarv hiii
wai t
reiteral order. Moved to j
COII.II;t to lil.alK-
mtnitfee -.
Tl.
li-a-liiij earn. !
::l' r M :zv I new
-trih- out. Kiilrd lo he
Senator 11 moved to
Svian.r Tow.-r
-ati.-f.o toi v i. Ii'iis. p. .-I t!
ill the hi'i -.f .. I : I i ; .
.1 lo- :.. P. li to
out of Older.
neta! pl.-r
veil ivfti Tnaf i. ;:
1 -a'arie-i a- t!.i d
Th- .-etviees
o! t '.i r,
are not t i.,tr
hi!! i, wtoTi
..I rei etjt-t.t
d. au i the -a'arii
Muzzv . 1 he wiile
Mi
had action ! r make -.
Si-naii.r Cot.:;- r r t.'n d,
and fiiliv anvvered the ol i. i ti .n- i ii- d hv
Senator Muz-, . ! he
rie- c.ii- he f.e.I.
and ate Used t.v ihi- hi!! thei
of in.uilit e . no l o-k of m rve, and no in
dip i tin . ahn.ut it S.-n tor Cotiei tl."','
as in'e-h of a jM-i.ny a- an one, )k: t!ie .-ai-:i;i.-
are n- t io inoh. at,d wi,:;t m. n hon-e-t'y
earn, they should P-cei'.c. 'I t.i- clam
or ;h-.,i:: e.Mravae it:e." has been ! ml!v
rai.-i d within the :t-t -ix m nth-, hut a fief
all the clamor, the j.. oj h have -h-vvn them-
.-elves willing to trust the judgment of tin ir
lo j resf iit-ative- enater p.i:.-e h p I
(he bl.I VV' i, ( ,j,t I., (he committee o th
whoh- Th oflice of S::.te Lihiarian wa.-
likely t . he aholi-I ed SenM'T .
tho.:L'!:t if the , fil. f hihrrniin
aU li-hed. the -ahirv W- nld ' with
It tie.-
Were
There i- no
Liv actio?! o
ea.'efi . n that aeia..utit to .!.-tlii-;
hill. I lie hill i-i an ex-
e haw of lSf,:h when the le
eiitiieiv. o- a!m"t otitireiv.
act cpy ot t!i
i-!afnre wa-
I emoerat!c.
Senator Muzzy lephed to S t:at -t Cot -ger,
and n itt ratetl at;d enlarged upon the
I niiit s before made l y him Setiator
Cn .tl-e thought the litl wroii. Senator
Himev thought if the ofiiee of State Li-
hrariati were abolished, there would i" no-
immi (o can tor me saiarv. .-?en. Joue.-
to. ak down the jositun of Senator Muzzy.
The motion to commit to the committee v
the whole, wa- h.-t ayes S. n.iysl'l
Third rcadin.
Motion to adjourn was lost.
Senator Trowbridge i tl'ered a deelaruto-
rv amendment, host. Senator Crou-e i
moved to recommit to committee on finance,
witli instruction to strike nut salary of clerk
of Attorney t lencral. host ayes '2 1 . nay-
ri party vote, ex-a j t Mr. W. h h
Mevcd to adjourn. Loft.
Senator Canficld moved to sm-j.eiid order
of biisine.-s. Carried. Senator l'ennoyer
moved to adiourn host Hill ias!
aves ji, navs ih
Senator Muizy moved t- amend by add-
ing the word- increase of" the salaries,
A. i. host nves . navs h. immed.iit.
CtVcCt.
Adj turned.
tiiiturtLuj Noruu. Jan, L"J.
Senator Horter, from commit-'ee - in
Corj -orations, rej'orted adversady to j-etiti- n
for ferry act, atid recommended a general
law.
Senator Him-v rejM.rted a j int resohi-
ti tii, rivi.ii; p.-v. r t- l-an t . Sel.o.,1 I;sf.
No - in Hudson. Tiiird rcadin.
Also without reeommend ition lis to an-
f.roT riati. n f.r "v inna-iiini at the Normal
ia-niui ai mi- -oruia.
S.-n itor Muzzy hoj.ed
onld not pa.-s. " Sena-
School at j.-nauti
that the resolution w.
f. r I'erry hoj.ed it vvouhl Senator Crous:
caued for a g.-neral law. atid mov. d a ret
erence back wi:h in-trueli--n- to rej- tt a
general bid. Senator Tower i.i j.ed that
no .-uch reference would be made, and no
such instruction.- given. He urged the im
propriety of Mich a niea-ure. Sen Horry
hojt'd t.. such r f.-p-nee would I' made
Senator Hirney exj-ressed ium-ed in gen.
era! in favor of general laws, but thi- case
formed an excej tion. He hej'od that the
bill weii' l not be recommitted Motion
lo.t.
Senator
tiee she-it.
ing "four
Hirr.ey thought the time of i,o
Uid moved to amer.d by iusert-i'.-ek-"
notice Adojtcd. Third
r. .a-Iing.
i !i" metiiorial of trustees of Ka!a::i:iZ
Colic
wa
rcrxrteJ wirnout rcco nnien-
dation Ord.
Journal
i tabled and printed in
Memorial for gymtia-ium was tabled.
Hiii to provide f r school examin. r
was tabh'd and printed.
Senator Muzzy moved to srriKe out see- -
tt..:i I. n the bid t amend the act to in
eorj. late the village of St. .b ej h Adop
ted. opI.t su-retided. and bill ta--t.l ay-s
'J'h navs f -imiediate effect.
Senator (Iro-vencr, from ci.mmittee n
enrolled i ill-, rej-uted certain bill- :ts cor
rectly enrolled
Committee on State affair, by Senator
tiro-veil, r, repirttd and r eommvndcd as
to eo-ts in civil Mi'ls, I.e referred to Judi-
As to p-jeal of the act to encocr-
age agriculture and tneel anie arts, be not
coinplied with. In favor ef changing the
t!.i:ms of huther II. Hrestoti and 1'riah C.
Hre-to:i, to Fitz-inime'us
SenntiT Mills, from e--m.uitiee e.n road
an tl ridge-, report.ai a hii! with a recom-
me nd oii it. " r a sw.ui:j latid apj rt'priat-.on
for a road in Sarihic e ounty.
Also, on -etiti.-fi f.r a .tige read and ap-
proj nation in Var. Haren coat.ty, witn a
bill. Tibh d at: i jrin" d. Third reading
Senator Jon ?s. frc-m com. en Cnance, re-
. ported a j.it.t p-s!:ition, re latin to Saut
Canal as to the e'ontract f--r that work
The contract is nt-t in the p.:sess:ou ot the
State, and there is a suit pending ia which
ti,..- r,.i,r;.(t i iv;,iv, this rt nW..
ti :i ! roviJ.- f..r ir f .rth.-. .mir nr .l fnr.ir..
S. i..-4t. r Jlirm y, tV-i;i cm. u
r rt..l a hill with am.-n lih. -it
lativ-
to v rj-,rati Tah!. !.
Ui Kxrcl!.!cv ii .t:L -i tht- Set;.-.?.- thr.t
I,. i;i(J Mjjr,,.,! fl.. t;r.v:.-t n.-l Uil. lii r-
!if hi!'.
S-u:it. r Ham- n.-v. .J th.M v,ut
in 1 f -i i an.. i:!ii. i,t t.. l -ivit
tnur
7i'
-ilary to the j nty .-uj rii,t i.d. ?.t i t' n'
li in-tnifticri. t'or.ciirn i iri ; - -J J.
i.a-;. So after ail t!;.- t ilk. ti.. "i!. ; ury
fare like flu; Tf.-t.
Uill to crM.iz-? Mn-kei; ii ci-'JIif. , W.i
rtf. rrcd to c i!i!ni:t. e ,n ;i at .J c.,un.
t !'..
Kill to f.revMi' tor ';..te r.a i v. li rn. ii
cotji.tv. Al-o, f,,r Stat". r.a.i f n i i'n.l t
Statioti to St. Jo- j h. w. re pt i f- l
.Mr Muzzy.
Mr. Tower introduced a joint rc-olutie
for r- li f of Ueti II irt. r.
piirena r ot
a ...
rite try school lands.
Mr Hams moved from table and n. third
p :!:. the fi,hery hill. bt.
S.-nate hill to reeulate Cnej and j et,a!t is
in .Jii-tice's (.urt, was mnvol fr-mj tah'u
h Mr I'erry.
.Mr. Hudjeon moved ,o to amend as to
; j.'y the provision of thfl bill to certain
eo iit- in the city of Hetroit
Vr. liatm moved to amend by addit:'.'.
a'l other eourt.s" in the city of Octroi:, ail
o' -rj licit amendments prevailed.
Mr. (Jro-venor moved to strike out ih
ci.nfittv treasurer, because he was comr 1-
hd hv another provision of law.
.Mr. William objected Amendun 1 1
withdrawn.
Mr. Oudeoti moved to htrike out and .
amend, s as to provide for ward of error
Mr. Muzzy oljeettd. 31 r. Warm r moved
an amendment providing for pay for the
-erv of examination. The Sunervi-ir
will have to endure ill-feeling, and ouht
to have his j.ay for it. Mr Congt-r thought
that the Soji rvixT .-.liO'lld have tnotiey at
los iii-jMisal, to buy up the .Ju.-t:c
Mr. Oavis -aid that all Ju-ticcV dockets;
are open to in-j.ection Mr. Conner calhal
him to order, for calling Stiatori hv their'
name-, Ti-t'jad.
Mr Cari-riter moved to
insert 11-
eophrs" Adopted.
Mr. Hams mornl an amendment ttiaking
it mi.-i.-meanor fjr at'y Justice to rfu-e
to .-how liis docket, or to refuse to j ay
ova r
Mr. Cor ger could see no necessity for 1
the law at all
J.aw exists already uj.on ;
tins jM.mt, arel ade.juate to the ends pro
i ade.tuate to the ends pro-'
posed .y this bill
. He ppoke at some
uclt earnest uess, against
length, and with mucl
the joliey of allowing assessors and .suj.cr-
i-or.-io examine uocKet.s oi o u.-iiees -
I' inally, lio thought the ent're bill needle.-s,
and the provision of the bill entirely emu
illative.
Mr. Himev met the ohiections of Mr.
Conger, and uj.held the necessity of the
bill. He agreed with that Senator, in the
or:tiioii that cxistim tirovisions ate strin-
gent they are too t-tringri.t, ami defeat
the ends of the law. Mr. Muzzy disagreed
with the views of Mr. Conger, and urged
the neec-sity of the bill under discussion
He thought that the bill should pas-. '1 he
answer to Mr. Conger, he sa'd. was that
the commoti hiw makes the same provi-ions, '
.but although there are ie-'al provisions
:h, they nr. too general, arid cannot
he enf reed
Mr. Oavis said that lie could lo t see the :
force of the position of Mr. Conger, that
the Justice is not iiovv obliged to sh..vv hi-
docket that is the very thing which this ',
bill dors, atid all can see that Justice-'
dockets -hould le (pen to examination atid
inspection, i'roseeutiiig attorneys cannot
attend to 'ell eases of neglect to pay over
money; ami the bill .-hould j.as-
The .jiie.-ti.-n th u came up ou Senator
Ham- penalty ametidmetit, which prevail-
ed. T i" bill was then al-o.ut to he j.a--cd.
nnd.-r a sus; cn-a it of the rule, w!e n Mr.
I rowhridge suggested that J Ustn-. are not
"bligcd to ho. t ii ekets, wt en Mr. Hrod-'
- "ovi.-, . .-u .-i : . j.io.a-
bead moved to recommit, to introduce that
provi-ion. Carri.d
- tl:-ci:--io:i grew uj on the .-Mtjeet o
adjournitig, when Mr. Oudgeoti hoped tha
tl." Sona'e would ta t adjourn over till Mon
day. Mr Trowbridge was epj-osed to :.ti
Hftertioon -ession. Mr. Harr.s was oj j.i sod
to sit in the aft rr.oo.i. Mr. Oudg.-oti
thought th" Senate should sit there are
i;iij'..itatit jud cial bill.-on general T I r
Mr Harker introduced a resolution to
aM the committee m agriculture t th"
committee on juh!i. in-truttioti, in consid
ering the subjects itt the (iovernor'a mes
sage involving Ith toj ies.
Adjourned tilt Monday morning.
Moi'ltit, Jin. ill.
Senator Carjei.ttr presented a reni'-n-
-trance against any change in the wan.p
j-,nd hiw.
Setiator Trowbridge, from committee a.
put-lie lanos, rejsrted a tud to amend
swamp, hand law. Tabled and printed
Senator Cogger, from cornniittfc on j l
dieiarv. reported in relatvu to eo'e"ti..j) ,.f
tnxo in the Cj jr Hentn-uia
I recom
mending th it half the specif; tx le r.
protriated to a road in Or.t .ti igon. but ad-
verse to a cnang
r. the law f.r the e-.llee-
ticn (d tax
ter Mills, from committee on roads
dges. with an amended bill for i -ad
an.l Ogemaw. A:. a bill laying
?ad from elalene Sfati.m to St." Jo-
n Herrien county. Third reading
ssed immediate effect.
Mr Hams, from committee on State
ir.
ami nr. Jg
in Ios.-o
out a ro;
phs, m
Hill passed immediate effect
t r Hams, trom committee on
affair--, made a written report upon sotr.u.?h
of the retiring (lovertie-r's message as r"-
ates to building a workhouse in O-.'tnif,
with a bill to j rovide f.r the erection of a
Ih.u-e- of Industry in Octroit. wi:h an r.r-
p ropriation ef f J.) U'-i.1, provided W.ayn"
county furnishes: an npiai tr gr..ater sum,
and a site f.r the t-uiiding 1 he bill pro-
vide f,.r the appoir.t-e.entof cortnuissi-mer.
to carry out thes' obiecf Tabled arid
print-: h
Same eomnrittee reported in respect to
n:-aeh of tie I iovernor's message as re-
. lates to admitting girls to the Sate Cni-
versity at Ann Arbor. The report ?us-
tained the views of the message, and strong-
Jy r c iu. -,l, d ti e ir.e-j.' ire ; )
nirl.t t . refute th Pc.Ttii-. .i
r'-T ti e f. rce ..f t!.p arj'irnei.t
ul.o rt that th two e n i.. r 1
ft,..-..
ij. at. d tcether, wirli luut'J ii advi.t,'-
A rv rtiii,-Ld iti u u:ii inrnl.- t..r: . (
tl n.eiical lej artti..-i t to Ittr. if. ;:;. t.
e'.iMili a law .-ch-ol thep1 iim( r i r
Tit. fed.
Sei.:.t. r TrGwhrMr. t'r. ri: -oriir.i:t. e . ?
juMit- lat.d-, p j.. rtd a hi!! amending t!..
a -t jo-a?iivlr the land fliee at La:i-iii-
Senator (.Ynjjcr, fr t;i the femttiitf
In- .Fudieiarr, rerr.rf. -1 a hi!! t.. :ui:!,. r:;'
F and !. Hank to i no jreft rp d
Tabled and printed.
S, n:ti-r I'avis, fr tii e. imnitf. e o;i t.-vt
ai d cut tie.-, report d a hi!! orairzit.
county of UiU-lia. Tliird readlnir. I ':-
d immediate ( ti. ct
Cotninittee on .Judiciary hv S.-t :!. r
J'irney, to wh-mi it wa- c !i,tnitt. d to i, -fine
the l init- and p.wer of circtot court-,
reported an amend. 'd hilh Amendment
auopu - .i.
S.nator
1 . . 1
Conr moved to re-tore M;ir.i-
toil.
Snat T IVnnoyrr ppo- d, and und- r
t..ok to cha-t-z S.'nar. -r C. i .t tdihtly,
f r l.ittlejohn np.'l The Senator
said " Th 1 .Iiile is a I 'emoerat. at:tl th. i.
fore cantii t eXt'Ct t.t ta eeive ;i ft' v " ! :. be.'
c .nsi J ration in the Senate.
Senator Hiriwy tiw.k the oroimd that th;
ar, J the other neiphhoring count is r al!v
l.o!on to the I j p. r INnin-u'e Ih'W:
j ji .Miito re-toiit's; the e. i!itv of in';-
toll
Setiator ('oi!-.'er helievcd that the intui
tion i f tint revi-ers of the con-t;tut! n i-ohviou-,
and in harnn ny with the jN-iti:i
tafci n hv him. lie read fton: tlie h hale.
of the Con-titutional ("onvet.tion, whi.
:jjard to -urpri.-e Senator IVnta-yer
."-enator Inmey In that a i j ar.atv
hid w. u'.d he introduced in rej et t Man
itou, atid that action he J.lt uj.,., the j re--
OI:t hill.
Senat. r Muzzy took i-.-ue with Senator
Co.iger on the eon-titutionai (jue-'ion. The'
S, nator tlteti gave vent to a mod-rate bi;o-:
of hirtlcjohn itid'gfiation.
Senator i'otigi r rer lied, and ihYeiah d
right to go back and bring the delate-
to bear upon any disputed joint of consti
tutional interpretation, l ie- ipestion wa
tlicn taken on in-erting Mat.ttoii, which
wa-h'-t ayes 7, nays 17. Third reading
Setiator Carpenter reported I'll relative
to raising moi.fy in village of Hudson.
Third reading.
Senator fir. svei.or, tn-ni com. n Stftte
affairs, n ported several hi!!s :
0 ametel law a- to exchange d.-al. r
Tabled andjrinted.
To change nam
name of Ch.arhs Albert
Ing - d - in to Howard, and to confirm the
" ' ..iii.ni, kii'. o ov ouir name-,
Ihird reading.
A 'so. a bill to prohibit dr.twijv seines in
Ihrrieti hake, Ca county
Senator I ro-votmr, from committee on
thro led hills. p j-..rte.l rs correctly cnr
several hiii-.
S-nat, r .lores, trom con.mi;tcc . ti
lied
Ii-
nanee, p j ii- d without P eommendation. n-
' : j r-.a!ntio!i in re-j.. t to certain
school tend-.
Certain parties bough? Stale hu.d- under
1"- imjTes-i..!. that they contained an iron
none, and f.-und thonis-ives mistaken
- Motion t place on general older vas lo-:
Setiator Hrovvn, who vrn acouainted w it!,
!i'- fnts. exj laire d. S. nat. - Dud;
' iiored that tin bill wo.ihl tu t. j :i-
tor Hrodtiead moved to amend by adding.
that in a!l future ease-, where lands tip-
f"ti:il to be worth m re than the j un-liase
priee, that the enhanc. d j.rice be j a:-i l y
the j.i:roha-ers to the State. Withdrawn,
Senator- Oavis hoj.cd that th" resolution
woul-1 jcis-. Senator Trowbridge said th -t
if the tacts stated by Sen.-tor Hrowti hei
been mad known to the rinanee cemmif-
tee, the report Would have been ina.h w ih
a recommendation that the resolution ja
Senator Hams knew the facts, and th . i
that the r (-olution should ra .
."- tiaoT .luz7V did la t t- iieve tliat tl.
1 d vv !.- po mmend-'-I a- njifura! l-irnh hv
the Sf-d.
e
iator Cp-use would lik-'to kn .w ttn.r.
the faef. b, fore be v. vd M.-tio?.
abo
t-. adj .urn. h.-t.
S n-'tor Oiekin-.'! w.cjld like more lit,;..
He knew nothing f the fact... There is
no warranty on the art of the State t! .at
ore exists, ami the State sh. u!d T.et he held
responsible.
Senator Tw?r t-jed th.- r---. -!iii..ii
would not pas--.
Senator Hrodh.-n l Ji'o-.,d to t!..- g. n- .ii
order. )ut of order.
. nat-r HiO'ili' T. 1 give i --i.-' f -i b:';l
to r.-jeal Kansas re'h-t hi;'
Adj. cirned.
T," . hi r . Ft 1
Senator Oav is introdu.vd bill to f rgau
izc county i f M'jkcg"ti. Ta'-'ed
Senator Mills, from committee . w j i !:.-'-ing.
P j ort. d a joint resolution r- '..:. v- to
binding -ch"ol h'ws.
or aritiel
move.
:.n ;!;i..'U
sehi..!s.
Senat.r
n
to add all laws r- lating !
at the i res-f,t se ion.
moved to jay on the tab!.-.
Senator Can-i.ter, from e..TiiTi-i';-- -ineorj-errdioris.
ir.trodu'. d a bill to ire- r;
rate village if Hiy Cifr. Passed.
Ser.ati r Cart-enf-r, fro'n c ni. e-ti itier-
j rations, t auth-.riz-; Auditor ilencral to
r; new internal iairrov. mer t !ar,,i warrar t.-
enato- Hay Jen r.vvo-l to -'rixe en: all.
Ac. Mctioti with lrp. S.-nat. r Ihy b r.
und.r t!,.- t-xj iar.af an of S. t).-.t; r C-rt-r-
'. aJvoeatc-i ti e pasig of the hi:.
Senator Harns n. uld iike to s the ill
j.as. i j.ird reauing.
Senator Oivis, ;;.ru e. ou j i ii -i 'T
reported a I iil to provide f r suppiyirg 1
record- in Courts of Iiecord
A!- a bid to .-rgr.i:ize tc wn-'nip r, l"a
banks. Ta'i'ied r.n-i Trinf' d.
Senator Carpenter, fron eemnitte- - n
lne- rpratie ns. made a written r per tip u
the land grar.t railrcads. in su-fr-.Tt of the
l.i :.ve--rr:o-? tJKase.ar.J ir. fv...r cf gir'r z
t- th" railr-ads 12) seftficn e,f land fr
each HO mt ef rea-I finished, art-i s-Ivc-rs.-.
to gratting. any hz-U nvt '2') miles of the
road are huh-Led. Other reey.mmer.d a:k.'i
faverahie to the jaras, :n ret- ren-e to tas-
atioa, and as to e-ther letters, were com
t ., r.t
rt
hi';!
ul-mitfid
wi.i: tl e r. ?- rt. Tah'.-I a-.d r rint. d
Senator lliri:-, tr- tn e. n i :vu - "ii Sra'e
i''.;! -, e.; jo a r j-. it advei- ;,, ivirjeir-
i f jvL" ih-:t t.-aveln.- ,j, i.-e. Al
a- to .I'e.'ici! -urv. , t:.o State, ad-ter--
to ii.akif: Mi pi j r.. ri..:!. !i. Ile-
f!;:i..-!.d;t.ir the j .'. .n '.' the minutes
tnad by Ir. 11-ti jhtoii T!4.. eoinmitt- e
-Jo.mifte.I a j -ii.t p -.,!u-i, :, .,; r. j rr.fin,:
i i- r t! e arrat.-ei:,, i : t' .r j uUication
ti,. ;;,:i.nt( . :iiI j j i . - r ;-,;e r
Ih i!h:..i: Ta!,!e.l a. d til !
Il.n-e !.t:i to ..r-i,7
eoantv .
J'orte'r
V
- called' l S. !.
i.ta
J! v. .1 !,
the
a:..r i ot --t
i.are, in ..r !
' of the inf
.; r. t d-ir t
'' I '
- v..
f .
' !! the in. -
.vj.ort.-d to
known the
1 in thi-hi!!.
l! e
o he !
urricd
to a v.
i Carj . .t. r n:
i . ! 1 the ! al or
ilia ti.
t I" o
ill
to-it-orroW. Carih-d.
S-r ator Mnzy in'p-h
ti'-n to autl.ori.- ;! '
r ! a
11 - 1
lard
t ati.
J.'l'ef tO I,
li r.i.-h.ird-..! i;.,'
1 1,;.-: i. ..!,n
S, n . r : i: ove.l to. iii fable Sinatc
I i'l to j-,. ; j eia; eitv hl!!-il,., atid
d to
ut the provision f t Al
whiei: prevailed Al-,
l;t ti.e -eeflo;,- .. J--.
l;:io!
Muzv, acd other- made
eert
I'll.
: j':!:i- - a- to the j.p.v i-toii- ot the
H.ii i ;ssi d unaniuiouslv
S. ti ator Vost m.,v,d fr, t:i"tl,e tab!.; the
hi:! to chat --. co!.t,f:. - of Wavt!" and
W;.-!.t.t.:,v.
N ii.-;i r Ca:jei,te- in ,v d to am-nd the
location of coin. ty t nt Vj-silanti, by a
pp.vi-o th-:. Yj-"!.ti.ti f-jmi-h " ,'".'.
Ad-.jt.d
S -n-itor ! ; tit, hi moved to reconsider
the hist Vote M"';. u T p Vaii' d.
r:-.
Seiuit. r arpej.ter ace. j t. d the at:!' n l- laws, relative t jkn r law- vv.; th.-n p.a-vd.
in- ut of :-'" '. ayes HV, nays O. lme.edia'e f,. et.
Senat. r Cnger n.-oved an amcndmetit. '. tloint n -ohiti. i: t a:ith..i!e iovetnor
that iri e-is that sun: be not rai-ed by July , to issue atei t ' '': ii. Hi. hard- i'.i.-1-t,
l.V.t. the county s : he l.M-ated by tic ed aye- n- ys 1. Iinna d:at. . ,-:.
l otnniissiMiiers. Hill t-i change name of town-Vp f T i
Setiati r Hrodln ad m .v d ppAtous .pics-' hake, in th" county of Mari ief!e In na
tion. ...-. ! diite etie'-t
S. tnt'-r C.-r.cr regntt'd that when so A hill to renew certain l.u.d wa trait
much unanimity existed as t a scjiarate was tln ti j a-sed, ayes nay - I
county, -o much diserej.auey shouhl thow . A mend r r f Ihlrit unjr M. n"
its. If aiout the loea'ioii of the county. He t Society, jcissi .i ayesiiij, nay- ImtM-di-fhoio-ht
that the Senator fr-m tie; 1'otirtli ate elfeet.
fr. Wam. ti mi d,t have n- much influ-
. - nee as the Senator from the KLdith, (Mr.
Vo.-t) and mirht well leave the question to '2.
the Kx' u:ive.
Mr. Cotu'er moved to add see. HI. to at-
taeh the county of Wn-hin ton. f.,r Hei r?-
- .en'ative an: ludieial rurro-.s. v itn-
p.urjo
drawn.
Mr Canticld moved to refer to a select
committee oon-isting f.f Senators Warner
and Vo, which jrevailed.
Mr y'M- inov. d npiiii to amend act to
itn a.rj.1 rat" th-- vilia:" if Icxington.
Third P a hog I'.a ed
y, : I P'-Vetl"!- p -' -I t' d - Vera 1 'd 1- fl
c-.rp-et'v ei, rolled.
Hiii t. aoi. t
to aihd.iv i:s of
jlify the -y-t
I'ca.ili'-'.
d
v ;. i jr. lai d act, iu rc-j.ect
-etfii-rs. atid to -:m-:
:-Iv rti-it g. Third
d trom table bill to'
'idrd reading. ,
ti niittee on towns and
. C;.
ti.'id nc-v
i Joi T 1.1
. O.ivi- f
Mi
eolint .1 s. en
change i,:!,,i.
Neeaur.' e.
l av-- h tro-hca .1 a bill to
f Te. lh tk-e.in M ir juette C.
mi-; et;d.d aid bill
j.:.--
Mr. V
:i cot : s. .t,
r-( ri..i"ti
ii.tr. due. , a t ill
f-.r State N'.-rif.al
ant
Mr. '.
r lio:n .1 ii-iiei
..... OO ..... eh
po,t"d
Hi! a
j riot.
.'.it
age t!
t.
Hin.'-y :ntrodii. d a
manu! n-i t:-.- e! sal
I '. tin'., i i- n.ov. .1 :V
hi.', to'l-ni'd a d mi.
nr-
I f "
t.,h
O t- I
yjr
l TKKN'OON SKSSION
n eomnott
i'l the ch:
1 i.ad tii
!i W- re:
e ,,t tie- w!e
ir. uj-.Ti Mr
. .- i c i'll'-d
d by sictioii
li., sV nor
Ham
Mr Hin.s
li.-i.-r:
iidinent that Attoniey
to firni-h forms f..r
ai-
O.o J.r v;.l tig x T 'Tl ii?y
Mr Y war ih r. d an am--ndmet t provi
ding a ! . i fV 'tn i i to Mackinaw
Mr. M'.'zY o-.'-.-d to ,d a p.id from
Tnr.'-e i .tk St. Jo-cph. tn HcrrK n C...
Mr. H iitiovir " i-::i favor of -u.-li a -ys.
t- n of i-.-.ads. Mr. Muzzy wa of the same
nitii m and withdn-w hi- ameiidtm nf.
Mr H ivd.-n m v. d an amend'nt.t from
I'avr i'.iw, .Siiej-,::. Craf i Iliven. Mat.i-
" r-t:d ev.-ry wh r--. The Senator j r- f. --d
him-If '..") -h ':' arn.s.. d one n-.Tfh-
r:. i ,. Tt.o r a-n. i '.. ft, '.eg. and
Ul
oth.-r lb- w-:s afrai-i th-.t th- fn
befri::. : i awt.v Th" -c!.. ;nc.
j ..jj
i':; d Tie' P-a l- catl'e-t If
t.ni'f Tl. l.egi-hiture ar-- the judges
(!. caw, t ! g-.in-vd) ! w u.-ch it i-
u.-eiin'.: . f -r d'a-ti.-.g-. ilxj
f.-.i 1 es n- t; ,it eo'im.i ' ; rs :.f:d
"r;
.Ti'
to . st.. -. . ;t -i'':'
Mr. Hr ..Ih. fi! in.
d jt.-f.
1 t -trih.' out all
. ar-1 1 a p peal the
.ting
.-. .' t :J yT ,( r. , r ( j. :,.0j
s .."j,.. ',",..,.V t? " s-d V-barteri'--
t;,.: , e ti -wvi rV'i r-'on " jfewert
r,-, r.,,' ,.,,,, fh';,-ft! t-i--:
j(.rr, t,v."; tr,v j JijA j.,;-,. rrn
f.-ii r'-tresr-s nor cVr; but s'r,!y
t. ..; "'fi.'rt fl''-
warer a- if ?i.:- i ne I re-t are
1 th" -heaving tirr l-r, and rotten
b-
rve t.
the streams and to
Clair c-Jintv,
n "v
r"
In
W; s
t-v. v.
- "-.. thr-e was a swamp
hir.g as near as a half
r riv r, a n.i'e and a half
r.-.d fifty feet alve it,
high and drv. owing to
Sr. C
- Ibr
nl'
the
trr.
whi.-'
' -tr"
d That
Urds
stvair.p
:-t.:g"
-a!!v high lands, ar.d
u'l !- drv .-.!-;f tb-v w-re drained. Mr. Hrodhead. from ?c-;e. -t rn'nittr. re
fj" ..w I it.'i. of the s-.-athfra tart e: the prtod ?abstitate bill f r the bd: f r the en
tat" ar- wbc-llr d:5:rent ir. character, and force trier, and paving over V' i . jt.-f'ee-
those cei.ttrea wLo have cnlj seen the
- nrskes cf the south, cau f:rm no cpicion
wan-; h.r. d
The ScT'it-.T d t iJTr-
tioii t: t it mind- of S nat
tl.tVcotiid n; i';.-r-ta:.d thr.t the
t!;
d'-nn.'-
r. -' -ha'
-tN;!t: t- r.-
tftv'oi Iittij a J.-aey . f to. ir , vvn Ai!
mean-, he ;i.u-t trl ;., hrin' eu.icri-
ti.n to that r. n. iiT.h :i iLin. i-d. : e
to drain the l::i.d-. ;.-ke. :'.-! il.. i::. 4-
ge.- i f u- a"!.. v
liad M i l!, :m. 1 S
- en thi -.- ii ,
fr...;n si.-kti.
t.et nj i ti t!.
Jriv
: r Mi
fu aw..
lie :.t
l.-d
i . . - i v :r!i
. 'vitil ti.e W
:- !. tint
!., the:. ,,
v i. t ed :h:.
lie'.:,, u-i f
I f t!:.lt I I i .
. Ilea!-.
'!'!'!
. n; :: .
. o .-i at.-1 h
r nt.ty are
Mr. H
iv d.vi.;.
n.-'.-t imt
..t ihi-
u iti. I, i ''
. Wtl reel.
i- ;. w.. ..
!e J. ii...
11 I tieTt
1. ..t.
- I !.!
tilt'-
I
fl'-
I
:
wa
Tl:
lo:- h
WetVi
h.p
into
f -i
i- enough t.li
1 he loak : ti j . '
lie
a !
et.sar-.'s :t n.nt k t
i- very t:. t.j ,t
artv iin. - II
eoti-i-h-M'.:! h- 1
lie should r to! !i
made an Ih-rf I
latid road at d dr
emigrant- c uj .
or :.!Mi. .ai., j.,
,:ui
'.- w. n
lo ih- ! w ,fh
1 avm
r !!. t . ! ;.
iin:ie.-'!,w Ih in
. :i th. !.iT. i- w i:h
t y r he e. !-.J . '
new ii on e- , hew ! i r
h -j . d ih-.t th 'id
pie-.;.: Mr Tr.....
I'll !.'. . !, l!,ov.-d ih
leave, ar d v k
Mr liofh.Me.
he j as -e l f. r ? .
hoj ed I: .t M
rie cart i. d
Mr. Catj" t.t
r n
v..i i
fr. u .
mittee of tl
vvliole
I
lo,t
Joint P-i'.ii'i: iei
ichool law, ot ';.! Slat,
ayes l!"J. lur. s - I mu
I
Swamp land amei
J.'I, nays. I.
Hill to amend set
" 1
Hill estahlishit r.d-s ..! f.-.t.
ti tie
Haw Haw I tail road Ha-- d aye--
Hid t" til t r-i tiatc higiiwav taxes to im-
trove ,-ta.e load fnin 'aw I 'aw t ne nth
of S..u'h black iiv r. in mi Hup-h cun-
tv i-u.s.-td i.y-- ".. na J. Initne-
dia'e efleet
Hii! to eh
county, j a-
name of Ilos.
V. s -J J, 1;:,ys (I
ti. in I'Tii
I uimedi
1
at.Mlteet.
Hill to amend comj.iled laws i. l iting to
bail in certain ca-e- Ha-.-ed av. -nav-
A bill to TT.-'c-t gats,
ty es 2'2. nay - li
.Mr. Ifav 1 n t:e v. .I t
t'a
am. ,.-! tie- :
r tiie iT"t:io;i
making it read a hiii 1
io-eness, ,hifi!e.t.ess :-n
lost.
Hi!', to amend villr.g
p-.- d .-'yes "j'J navs
feet.
d s,.!.
in-
A bill to cldiiro the l.an. .:-,':
Wa.'t i'.aii, pasM'd.
A 1 1 regulating the amount of ne n. y
to h" j .. d in tic village if Hud-, u, in
any ot.. y.-..j ; n'-o, j :.v:d:ng f.r an anuti
alr. T. rtfrom th" j P . -id. t:t. record, r an i
iru-t. -, at.d confetrit g certain privileges
n the j re-id-nt of said village, pa d,
avi-L'., t;ays 1. Ituniedii te . !. i .
A l id to i j.-al an a-t .irtaf th a-
ne unt J n.oi.ey to p.
t.tl. d :;:i act f. amend
act t inc. rj".rrt.' the
aj j rov. d January 1,
i:.i-. d by :.:i c.-t ...
;.fi M-t entitle. an
village of Hudson,
I ''.', aj-pp'Vi d ! -..
1". 1 -A7. j ass. d
Hill to change name of Charh- Albert
! Inghs.h n t- Charh s Albert II .ward, ja
ed ayes o, r ay I. -
Hill t add tw . sn tioii- in I r-in !o '.vn
t town-: -f Ash. in MotiP-- cour-tv
I'a-sed ave- '", ays,t In m di.ate t' ( f
bill to chat:ge the nam' f I'riah C.
I're-fon, j :;-s d ayes 2, nay- '
Hii! to amet.-l act d t;nit!g j . '. rs r r.d
l!mi:s of Circuit ' urt-.
Mr. Co: r. r n.oved t in-ett Manitou
r.eor.-idertd by a maj.rify of th.e S.-nate.
Mr. Muzzv h"p- d that b.t.i'ou v-ould r,ot
be it,-.fted
The 'i sti.-n wa- then tak'n, and M-it.,-nci
was in-erted. ayes !". nays 1J. '1 h.
bdl th-n pas-cd, aves nav- '.' Imme
diate tffeet.
Mr. n.iyder. gave tc fice of a ne t!- :
ree-T sid.-r the game law v.-'. .
Joiiit resolution to auth'-riz sh""l di-tri' t
x- ..- - . - I. . 1
av s 2'.'. nays I mined -ate ff-ct .
A bill to pri.vtf-? f.-r State pcid in J -'.-,
Og tnaw, atcl :h'-r c uvi. s, j i... d a v .-'2-j.
r.ay s (.
Mr. Ham-tllVp d a re s. luti. n f.r tv..
nn.g s si.. oS f-xi and after Thur-lay next
Mr. Conger moved r- Tf ei!r:,J--r gatie
haw y. t". M- ti .fi to t -' n-i b r -..:. aye-
nays n.
Setter Harr.. n.ovc-1 the thir-i resdit.g'f
the bill, and novH !! r-re-vi- t .jn'-stjon
I'ft-
-Ir Hayd.-n mived to r-e-rumit the
j':irt rri";,'ation t0 f,f'n''m-t,f fTl 'rr'"-
with ir.-truet:.T Carri-d
Mr. Trow'-.r-dg?. from sd.-.(-t c.rrir.'tt-?
f-a coretittv.io-al araer.dtnei t- mad" a p-
0 T" '
1st- i o stm:e ',u: eeom, a'.c pr
' vi-1-3- fcr aririui! s---iori3 r.f the e-ip;at'ir.
i o stnte out rn-i mgnway pTo.,-
a f -r c-Tltr.g '-nt a jiry n hying e.n'
reads.
To re-tore the power to he -t.-".
4th. To r..!: the liability ef -tockhoM-
.. -r- ... ..t 1!1
ers r.o rr.rr-: fnan d--.;L ie the vaii r; tr.e
of -foeK. haeb to I n pante;y -ir m,:tel
lao.ei ni print.-j, ;h.-. eop:e.
conri. Sabstitute adapted, atid c-a rnot:-:n
f Mr. O.tiSeH, the till wa? crdered to a
of t! t;..t !
Hu it
he z- Mr. Carpcntor moved that
I tit nj.n its rashae. Hill
j a- '.i On motion of Mr. IVrry, the lull
w:- order 1 t take immediate ttVeet.
A ine---ip was received from the llovcr
r.. r at'iiouueinir hi- signature to certain f-
!h..:-c lii!-i :;.
and -ei;t to the Sen-
n M. t dav .
1 A hiii t,. ihange the came tf Lillie
t;:..i.e I'i-k to l.il'.ie I'auline Spaulding ;
"-' -v hi'i f, r the in.j n vemciit f the
i f:. the Ssj-maw Kiv r, i j j.o-ite Hay
fy. i-i I lay cutty, to .v :itin.iw City, in
if maw e....tv
A h
to i.;.-nd Mcian 1,SU, Umg
: . h 'i it. r o. .f the ctinj i'tvl
s.-.j.. wh'fh I lie ll.u-i' have
. a i: a't- rity vote . f all the
ti. n
!.
It. -
i
i
Al:
. . !
We!
re ej.b ted t roih d
inf p -ohiti'-n for the leli.fot
A J
d l iv
i-a-.-r ot j nil nry m-iiooI
A j :ni :..!..:! iei, ichifive to binding
h- ! 1..W.- .-f th. M.;ie .
A h !' to aniet.d s. 1 -f :.h act to
r ;!,, vi l o-e f lh-tini;-. art n-
t I.
A 1
.d !
! lo .!. sir-l -ate the h. lid iys to iv
tic :..-ee t.mee atid payment of
.i-.t
hi.'s-
na o and t rnns.rv notes.
Which l.:.v.
,8V Vote . f
'!,. ;.?.'. r.
I :.- d th-- lloll-e b a ma
i ! i.e n, . mt r-.
'nti.-n was read tie
a-mmittee ti tit ain e
Ht.d
P let I .
The
t . ti.e
'I he
fefet I .
i t i!e.
- eo:,d wa- lead twice and r.f rred
. n ti iif'C on State atiairs.
bdl f,r-t named whs p ;.d twice and
i t eeinuiitt. u it. o..rp rations.
Ti,. I ill was read t w ice and r. f. t-
i 1 t u. tnutee on the judiciary.
A hiii to organize the conveyance of h
ei i:.i:t. i..: iti th.- village of haiising to the
ttu-t.- of the s ei. ty of the ebunh of the
I "toi.ai i'.r. th. p n in' hiot.whichthe Hons.'
l a ; :,u. end. d I v it..- iting in section H, be
fore t Il
d ' l liited,' the Word, ' the
ia, ut. !. t
ioc . al-o, utter the word l-nth-
t.-!!," the words, "ir: Christ ," also, the
.--.at ne Mi., t.dincitt to the lit!.' e f the bill.
Ai- a I ill to c t f.rin the tax rolls of the
town ..I ( h. tot. ag. n, in the county of Onton
agon, f.r lvo7, and to extend the time for
co'ile. iieo the same, which the Ihu-e Lad
ami t.l 1 a-follow : sc.- 'J, line 1, insert
afo r "fowtiship,' the words, "or other Col-
I. ting flie r ;" a!-i in-e rt the same wmds
in line 2, HcM. ti '2, vi'u r the weird "town
shij;" also by in- ttii g the same Word"
afi r the wa rd "irciMin r," in . e .1. line 1
..f said bill.
In the j.as-age of wh'ch, as aine l.ded, the
I I, .use hav eon. urre.l by a majority ve te
.-I all men, hers elect, and have eipb-red th
-atne t" take iuitn diate e fh et by a vote ol
two-thilds of mM the m lid . - e!. e t, at d in
W hi: 1. Miietaltm Tits tin- cot . una I c f the
S.-t ate j- p sj-eetfuhy r..-k .'
'l i e S na:e c--n.iirp .l in the Hoi:-'
ameti.lm.H ts, to bill for sale of hi .. In
ted Hp-there'.!.
Hill to change tiatne'i f Ihilnli i Hardini;
and t organize village of h well, we re on
:!i..i nef Mr. T-w r, pa-seel under a iua
j(iisi..u of the rule. Iintiiediate licet.
I'-id I-- am.-nd e bart. r of Saginaw City
!h feir.il.
Hoi to inc. ij. rate the City of Hast Sag
inaw lb f.T-p.d to committee on incoriMira
i. t s
Mr. Oiekin.-. ti moved from the; lable.anel
'- .-.tnmiit. e e-n linanee, tin- r-ert e.f lmarl
! .- titr 1 of Sic. Marie' Ship Ci-nnl.
.khtiat j at il o'clock, w lit into comniit
' tee . f the who!" oil th" Ini!iti bill. Mr
l'e tilioya r ill the editor.
Thi- 1 ill jp-vi h s f.-r an appropriation e.i
l-H'ih e f e tie mill j. r c i t for military
j.c.rj-'ses. Mr. Cai.f hi nu ve d t Btrike
..nt 1-In and insert 1 -!!, whi'-li yn vaile-I.
The I iil j.p.vides f..r e xte nelii.gths amount
to be nis d f.-r the ben. fit of the militia in
arme rit s. cati.j' exje-nv . eh atiing at J
trati-j otting arms.
Mr .Meachain tnove-d l t-trike out the
wa rd ' thoiisiind'' h. as to h ave the appro-
riati -iif r -'J U S.'i.ti'i withdrawn
Ir. Vost mo. ed to inse rt "Jhr ' for "live."
Tic S. nat.Ts g ne rally. r.j j- ap d inclined
to j av e ff utc i,. I'e nt.oyi r f r j.king fun
at the ehairm an, ..ii j re vious .ci-ai..i,s, ly
calling f-.r avs and tiavf, ii'ving to re f.-r
to e.the r e'an.'mitte-e s, Ac, all e.f which he
to-k with b. e. mif g d'gtiity and forlie-nr-:n;.v
Mr C.,t. r moved a t rovi-o. that
. :;dv
:itd
d t. r 1 ..'. should lae? n
i et. d nj ti tl e- tax rJ! e.f
S.-...1
I-:-!-
Mr. .'anli'-hl move 1 to ame nd n-e tion U
hv s. r Iking ut th" n -juirciii' tit that ntb nsl
tl p e fourth- of ih" sum rais-. to Ie bs
tnl u''d ai.nuaJly among lie- nr.if. rri.-I rni
1 'la II - th -ughl the jrovisi- n bhould not
b made . fl. 'fi. , uul s a i-i.Ci' i tit force,
raised.
Mr. dorh .t.i p j li- d thtit it w.,uld i
-en bv tl.'- Aul tor '."ne-ral'ij report, that
i -i.fT.eie r t r.urr.l'T ' f c mjarib s had l-cn
a!r-:.eiy raiw
II u bill No. 3 2 wa- then tnken up,
which i- the e ft, e-r militia I ill. C.mrnittee
r s. at. 1 r-tort-J Ai bills back to the
S t ate :.-, ati-er.dnifr.fi. concurred in
Mr. T wi r rr.ovrd to strike eeut "five"
and j -- rt ' thp-e." Mr. l'orter Loj.'d the
iifji-i.'ic.' t.t w u' l not j retail. Mr. Gor
hnm h j1 ti at th: amffudnient would ne,t
r-revau. J ne rtioiti-i nas jnTjgui.-tje-a ior
?rSny years, and should le en't.urage;d.
Ho w.'r.t at -,'n;o Iengli, and very c'early
i 0 th" p-irp :-' ef th" hi!!.
Mr. Ou lg- . n ad v-f-afed the same views
Mr O'vi- a iveeatd the j rir.ciple of the
. j.;: JI0 s.j his own eon.tifii"tits were in
fHVo-of -,,, s biil. Mr. Oickinson LoreJ
that the a'l.eridm'-r.t wtu!d cot prevail
Mr. Te-Tt-r withdrew amendment. Mr
Conger having perfected his arcendmett.
now off.-rd it and it was adopted.
Mr. Trowbridge moved a circamstjntial
vri-rdrnnt, which prevailed. Mr. Hares
rff-p-d an ame-rcime-rit thereto. ILird
radicg The hi! was then pasd ayes
'2'2, nave
Hill r i amend the old ruil.'tia law theD
nme; up. M .tien to lay rjrj the table, lrt.
Third paling. Mr. Gerhara moved to
s-'sp-;r;d rile carried. Hill passed, ayes
'2'j, navs 1. I ntTicd iate effect
Mr. 0 1 lgon moved from table Senate
b:il o antLd charter of Mich. C. R. R.
t.t p
e lii!