Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-28
The bin from the Senate to form .

The Dlif from the senate 10 form
rev county out of Wayne, sc. was read
The third time, amended and passed.
The bin supplementary TO The act es-
lablishing the state bank OF Illinois was
read the third time and amended. Mr..
Kane moved to amend the bill by adding a
section 10 make the audited warrants re-
ceivable tor debts due the bank, and OF
the cashier of the bank to burn them.
Afiirmative-Messrs. Speaker, Ar
cher, Brakeman, Beers, Bridges, Church
ill, Dorriss, Imam, Forquer, Guard, Ha-
milton, Hansen, Hacker, Job, Jones,
Kane, Logan, M'Gahey, M'Henry,
Moore, Otwell, Norton, Phillips, Rus
sci, Sim, Slocumb, Stewart, Uuer,
Wakefield, Walker, Will Whitaker
and Whitcside-33.
Negative-Messrs. Blackwell and Ca
sey-2
The House took up and concurred in,
the loint resolution from the Senate to
draft memorial TO Congress on the
subject of the college lands.
Wednesday, Dec. %.
Mr.. JOB, from the committee on in
ternal Improvements, reported bill TO
open road from the seat of justice in
Sangamo, to the town of Naples on the
Illinois river.
Mr.. Brakeman from the select COM
mlttee on that subject, reported bill to
enable the executors of Josias Randle to
sell real estate. t
Mr.. Archer from the select commit
tee on that subject, reported bill more
efectuaAy to prevent kidnapping.
The bill supplementary to the bank
act was taken up and passed. 5ltA
Afirma,ive--Messrs. Speaker, Ar
cher, Blackwell, Brakeman, Bridges,
Casey, Churchill, Imam, Forqoer, Guard,
Hacker, Hamilton, Hansen, Job, Jones,
Kane, Logan, M'Gahey, M'Henry,
Moore, Norton, Dwell, Phillips, Rus
sci, Sim, Utter, Wakefield, Walker,
Win, Whitaker, and Whi,eside-32.
Nega,ive-Messrs Beers, Dorriss
and Stewart-3.
The bill 10 amend the act to establish
and regulate ferries, was then passed.
I The bill from the Senate to improve
the navigation ofthe Sangamo river, was
read the third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr. Beers, s. 5.
The rule was dispensed With, and he
introduced bill to prevent the sale Of
lands owned by citizens Of the state. for
taxes, by the auditor.
Mr.. Hansen obtained leave, and in
troduced bill for the relief oil the She
riff of Pike county, and bill legaizing
certain records OF Pike county.
The House concurred in preamble
and Joint resolution from the Senate to
request our Senators and Representa-
tive in Congress, to use their exerions
to get w. l.. ID. Ewing released from
the payment OF certain moneys ofwhich
he had been robbed as Receiver oil pub
lie money, about March, 1928.
MIR. Hamilton from the committee on
internal improvement reported a billfor
new county out oil Fort Clark country.
Thursday, Dec. %.
Mr.. Churchill presented the memo
rial of N. Buokmaster, sheriff Of Madi-
son county, praying compensation for
bringing Jeptha Lamkin from New
Orleans, whence he had fed from JUS
tee
Mr.. Brakeman, from the committee
on petitions, reported bill to attach to
Madison county certain tract OF coun-
try lying between Greene and Monlgo.
merry, and north OF Madison.
The Dill to provide for recording
town plots, was read the third time and
passed. a
The bill supplementary TO the act to
prevenl vice and immortality, was read
the third time and passed.
The House took up the judiciary bill.
Mr.. Hansen moved to amend the bill by
inserting section in lieu Of the seven
teentb, before stricken out, so as 10 Gre
ate circuit judges, and to require them
to reside in their respective counties.
Carried.
Mr.. Hansen moved to fill the blank
with the word "ive." Negs,ived
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Beers, Bridg-
es, Casey, DORIS, Guard, Hacker, ha-
milton, Hansen, Jones, Kane, Norton,
Slocumb, Wakefield, Walker, Will and
Whi,aker-l6.
Nays-Messrs. Speaker, Blackwell,
Brakeman, Churchill, Iman, Forquer,
Hacker, JOB, Logan, M'Gahey, M.Hcn-
ry, Moore, Phillips, Dwell, Russell,
Stewart, SIN, Utter and Whileside
Mr.. Hansen then moved to fill the
blank with four. Carried.
Yeas-Messrs. Speaker, Archer,
Beers, Bridges, Casey, Doris, Guard,