Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

sey, Churchill, Iman, Forquer, Hansen,
Job, Jones', Hogan, M'Henry, Norton,
Phillips, Stewart and Ut,er-l5 The
in.
Tho bill was then read third time by
its title.
For the passage Of the bill--Me ssrs.
Archer, Beers, Bridges, Dorriss, Guard,
Hamilton, Hansen, Jones, Kane, Nor
ton, Slocumb, Utter, Wakefield, Walk
er, Will, Whitaker and Whitesidc-l7.
Negatiye--Messrs. Speaker, Black
well, Brakeman, Casey, Churchill, Imam,
Forquer, Hacker, Job, Logan, M'Ga-
hey, M'Henry, Moore, Dwell, Phillips,
Russell, Sim and Stewart--ls. So the
bill was rejected.
Saturday, Dec. IS.
Mr.. Hacker moved 10 reconsider the
vote taken yesterday on the passage of
the Judiciary bil--the question was ia
ken by yeas and nays.
| Atfirinativr--Alessrs. Archer. Bridg-
es, Dorriss, Guard, Hacker, Hamilton,
Hansen, Jones, Kane, Norton, Phillips,
oiui3 o'oCu'hoJ Cttoi, W iASIt N's
| Whitaker and Whitcside-l9.
egalivc-Messrs Speaker, B sex
we'll, Biakeman, Beers, Casey, Church
Ill, Imam, Forqner, Job, Logan, M'Ga-
hey, M'Henry, Moore, O,well, Russell,
Stewart and Wakeic II. Recousi-
dered.
Mr.. Churchill moved to amend the
bill BY striking out five and inserting
four in the l7th section.
Yeas-Messrs. Speaker, Blackwell,
| Brakeman, Churchill, Imam, Forquer,
Job Logan, Moore, NH henry, Dwell,
Phillips, Russell, SIN, and Slocumb-l5.
Nega.ivc-Messrs. Archer, Beers,
| Bridges, Casey, Dorriss, Guard, Hack
er, Hamilton, Hansen, Jones, Kane,
M'Gahey, Norton, Stewart, Utter,
Wakefield, Walker, Will, Whitaker
and Whiieside--2o. Nesatved.
The question then required on the
passage of the bill.
Atlirma,ive-Messrs. Archer, Beers,
Bridges, Dorriss, Guard, Hacker, Ha-
milton, Hansen, Jones, Kane, Norton,
Sin, Siocumb, Utter, Wakefield, Walk.
er, viii, Whitaker, and Whiteside--l9.
observation-disclosures. Speaker, Black
we'll, Brakeman, Casey, Churchill, Iman,
Forquer, Job, Logan, M.Gahey, M'Hen-
ry, Moore, Dwell, Phillips, Russell and
Stewart--l6. Passed.
Monday, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Forq~er presented the petition
OF Adam Smith, praying the exclusive
privilege Of running horse ferry boat
across the Mississippi at Bridgewa,er
referred to select committee.
Mr.. 5lackweH presented the petition
OF David Rankin, praying relief.
| HE bill from the Senate authorizing
the conveyance Of land certificates in
certain cases, passed.
The bill to continue the state road
from Carni, to Shawneetown, was read
the third lime, and passed.
| The bill to attach part of Greene coun-
" to Madison, was rend the third time,
aud passed.
| On motion of Mr.. Russei.
| Asahel Enloc was nominated to the
Senate as ii, person to fill the Office oil
Surveyor tor Bond county.
! On motion of Mr. Wukcfeld,
| The committee OH Internal improve
nent were instructed 10 inquire into The
expectancy OF appointing commissioners
% examine and report 10 the next Gene
fa Assembly, the practicability of i'm
proving the navigation of the Kaskas-
kla river, and to estimate the expense,
&c.
| Mr.. Hacker obtained leave and intro
duced bill TO authorize the Governor
10 remove from office, justices of the
peace.
Mr.. Hansen obtained leave and intro
duced bilft to give to the purchasers Of
land for taxes, the bene6, OF their i'm
provements.
Mr.. Whiteside presented the petition
Of sundry inhabitants OF Pope county,
praying for new county.
On motion of Mr.. Hamilton, the time
for adjourning was postponed.
Mr. Nhisaker introduced bill to au-
thorize Henry l.. Webb aud Howell L.
Sloo, to establish ferry across the ONO
river.
Mr.. Orwell gave noticc that no would
after tomorrow, ask leave to introduce
bill to incorporate the canal navigation
company. 5.
! Mr., Russel gave notice that he would
after tomorrow, ask leave to introduce
bill supplementary TO the act forming
new county out Of the counties Of WASH
ineton, Bond and Fayeite.
Tuesday, Dec, %.