Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-09

TIE president administered the oath OF ONCE TO
.aeh of he Sssr-ons sected-
GIN rnos,or s,f .iI hnag fe b'ioKine. as the EtHn-
ding oss sf.ees Of ts council were sdnlHed. VIZ:
On inssrsss On terriinr,ss, GA JUDI
cis-y - Claims, on nance. On militia, ON enroll
mea.. On schools.
Moved By Mr.. KEp, thai The message od The go
vernon be reieEcd 70 oomnir.et oi ise Esois-
The raoeion was opposed by Nj. Teas, and advo-
Gated by Mr.. Arna.- The question being pun, IL
was eaKried In tAe shcsNive-
In comu;tsse q t.eshoie, Mr.. Teas IN the chair.
nored - NJ Asnff1ns: me COMMITTEES rase zoo
hare lssse sossa agaiL The .nuaion 10 6ss was Up
posed BY ML Baird
Ga morton, the mesags 1as rsad- Nj Afnd.
renewed has sDutioa ia. Inc caanTni-ses rise- /
Mr.. Iag5srx1n noTE 70 amend The motion. 81 so-
ding that lie eszIlIBiss sisss report F#ogIzs, aas
ask lezTe sakzf aEazE
Morsa bY M. Ar11f- :tssi ihe comniz1ee adjourn
The MISSION 70 EdJoIn decided 70 be Or: OF oz-
Ger. Mi. Arzri spa<5ed from the decision Of me /
chair 70 rhe counsel
Aafrissos Icing ralsd for, the voss ssood: Yeas.
Msssrs Asna.. Bsgas1. Foley. Iagnrarn. knspsa
Sweet, anS yinfyIcf- Nays, Messa- Baird, NJ
hEig5f, MrCsznes En,1h, and Icng, B. 30 ne ]
icounra refugees - sseainxhe cnHir-
Mr.. AJnd, moved xiEf4s comsuiise. rise, rsTo,1
l5szgsszs, apa asi leave Il 81 again, The unoaioa
EaSearr5ed in the Alternative
Z Th. COMMITTEES rose, reyused prorea. md the
President sool raexassir.
TIE committee OF ,sini rules Of the tss houses
made report
Ga uI1ion Of Nr. Ensy, III. reYon Of lie con-
nit.ee sas accepted
On n,oiion Of Nr. Kasp. the fo1IoFing join,rules
gere adopted, viz: See jsiDf rules
NJ. S1eet stumbled the following ,esosgfsun-
Ee ssfped. That committee OF two De apyoiT.sd
" ar IN conjunction with committee Of me house
of Haset- Hnose cufy IL sslal be cali ~
on ine printers o, tfi5t place, and receive proosan
for The necessary printing during the session, and
report The sape IL iaes- rsspertre houses
nay te paac.jcabge.
Tint resolution wat adopted. The presidec, ap-
pointed Mestfs. Swee; and Inghrsm the committee.
On lDotion Of Mr. Sweet,
Eesoired. J:la; fifty copies Of The join; rules be
printed for the use Of The members.
Oa aosj51 Of M AIns;, Tia couneii sdjoSraeG e
meet 81 3 o'cloek. r. n
3 OcLocK.r p. n.
The eovnc IL convened according 10 adjournment.
TIE presjden, appointed the following persons the
standing committees:
), On lhs neutrality-suspicious.. Teas. Terry, KNAPP
On Internal iiny,oTemenis-Sesgrs.k nap. Teas,
A.Hdi.
On eiaims-Messrs. Inghrsrn, Vineyard. Sweet.
On terf,orie-Meesss. Arndt. Brigham. Smith
On fnsnce-Mesars. Terry, Policy, MrCssaey.
On militia--Messrs. Smith, Mcknight, Inghram.
On enroirnent-Messrs. Sweet, Teas, Bingham.
On sehools-MessJs. Foley, ATridt, VinsyaId.
On motion Of MI. Knsp.
Iesoired, TIA, fifty copies Of the list offne names
ofbe members of each committee be printed for the
use Of the members Of the council.
On motion Of Mr.. Asndt, the conncil went into
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Teas in The chair
Mr. Baird submitted the following, which was a.
doped.
Re,olred, That all such parts of the governors
message as relates 10 the judiciary Dc refened 70 the
committee on toe judiciary; all ssch parts relate
to internal Improvements be referred 70 the commit
tee on iaternai Improvements; all such parts az re-
late 10 schoo be referred the committee ON schools
all such paris asreaie3C the militia be referred 70
the committee % militia. The committee rose re-
ported progress, and the president took the chair
On motion Of Dir. Asndi, moved that a special
committee Of three be appointed to act in conjuac-
on 20 much Of the goTenor's message as relates TO
| Or e-f mption rights.
| Mr.. Foley offered lie following as an amend
nent 10 the motion.
Resolved, That a committee of three be appoint-
ed TO act IN conjunctionwth such committee AZ the
House Of Representatives may appoint, To draft a
memorial ~ Congress 80 mnch OF the Governors
message as relates 70 ie granting prescription laws
| 10 the settlers on The public lands.
nc amendment beng accepted by Mr.. Arndt,
the resolution as aiDened was adopted Mr. Foley
snhinit'sa the following addition 10 the RESOLUTION
And that the secreary is hereby authorized u
:s;ia sc ssSase vi Representatives thereof and
/ request theif concurrence thereonn The Coun-
eli having accepted the addition, the resolution
then read.
/ i<sotced, That committee of three be appojn-
fed, 70 act IN conjunction with such committee as
the house Of Representatives may appoint, TO draf,
"eno1ai !" Ionsess, on 20 much Of the Gov
eI'oIs message a. Flates to the granting pre-
cn,pti0n laws TO the Etilers on the publick lands
and that The seciafy is hereby authorized TO in.
form the HOUSE Of Representatives, thereon. and
request their concurrence thereon.
me resolution was adopted. Tho President
appointed Messm. Teas, Foley and Arnd., the
con'nittee ON the pan Of tho Council.
On motion Of Mr. Arndt,
lfcsoircd, That In future whom IN. Council, ID
tjourns, il will adjourn to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
On motion of Mr.. Arndt, The Council nd
joumed.
n Fs1pAY Der. %.
The Council having convened, the President
laid before the Couacil the petition OF III. Or 4.
=. sholes, praying 70 be appointed printe 70 OF
he Journal Ofthe Council The petition hay;ro /
been read, Mr.. Arndi submitted the following
Hesolrcd, That ne petition be referred 70 the
committee on printing.
The resolution 10 refer was opposed BY Mr..
Teas, and supported by Mr. Arnd, Mr.. Foley
moved 70 amend the resolution, by adding "with
instructlons 70 the coinmittec advertise and re-
~ ~, o'''ais o' u's pruning me journal, &c. in
inc belmont Gazette, and other papers in the
fesris"rys nor nur weeks eYccessiysly,, Tie a.
tnendinenf was adopted.
Mr.. Arndt moved the amendment, BY adding
!" the COMMITTEES 70 receive proposals. only from
printers i, the terfitory.o Mr.. ingram opposed
.ns amendment 70 the amendment as being out OF
. Inc President decided that thu amend
ment 70 the amendmsn. was in ode, M. In.
sniain appealed 70 the Council from the decision
~ ~. .n =" President. The question being pu,n viii
~; !. .ouncil sustain the decision Of the Chair q!
";s;s determined in ,the negative without d.
- ' ,Sn Ihs question being on the amendment
s;o ~. smendinsnf, II mas adopted. The resolu-