Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

and MIR. Comegys against it, which con-
sumed the whole afternoon at length Mr..
Ridgely moved for the adoption of the
amendment, whereupon MIR. Comegys NOV
ed that the further consideration of said
amendment was postponed until Monday
next, which motion prevailed, and the SUBJ
ject was postponed until Monday morning
next.
On motion of Mr.. Knight, the house ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Friday, Feb. II, 1913. =
SENATE.
Mr.. McFee, clerk of the house, returned
to the Senate several bills which had been
concurred in by the House, and he also
presented for the concurrence of the Senate
several bills which had passed the house.
On motion of Mr.. Du Point, the report
OF the committee on elections, was taken
up and adopted unanimously in full Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, the bill enti-
tied "A further supplement to the act en-
titled An act to improve the navigation of
Lewis Creek, 10 survey and regulate the
streets of the town of Lewis. and for other
purposes" was read third time, and pass
ed the Senate, ordered to be returned to the
house.
On his motion also the bill to authorize
Nathaniel Oonoway and Noble Conoway ,jr,
to locate vacant land, was read third time,
and passed the Senate, ordered to be return
ed 10 the house.
On motion of MIR. Smithers, the bill en-
titled " An act to authorize the sale Of cet-
tain property therein mentioned" was read
second and third time by special order,
and passed the Senate, ordered to the house
for concurrence.
On his motion also, the bill entitled "A
supplement to the act entitled An act to
divide Misspillion Hundred into two Hun
dreds,' was read third time and passed,
ordered to be returned to the house.
Also on his motion, the bill entitled "An
act regulating the place of holding the Cen
eral and special elections of Broadkiln
Hundred Sussex County" was read
third time and passed, ordered to be retun,
ed to the house.
On his motion also the bill entitled "An
act concerning negro and mulatto insolvcnt
prisoners" was read a third time and pass
ed the Senate, ordered 10 the house for con-
currence.
This bill revives the five day act ia re-
latlon 10 negroes
On motion Of Mr.. Dupont, the bill in re-
laiion 10 the Wilmington Rail Road Com
pany, as amended, was read third time
and passed tie Senate, ordered 10 be return
ed to the house.
Adjourned 10 3 O'clock
AFTERNOON,
On motion Of MIR. Du Point, the bill en-
titled "A further supplement TO the act en-
titled "An act regulating the General cleo
TONS was read "A third time, and passed
the Senate, ordered to the house for con-
currence.
This bill changes the place Of hnllng
the election IN l'aandy wine Hundred.
On his motion also, the bill in relation TO
the New Castle Rail Road Company, wss
read third time, and passed the Senate,
ordered TO be returned 70 the house.
On motion OF Mr. Fisher, the bill enti-
tied " An art 10 amend the criminal laws
o! this state in respect to punishment 10 be
inflicted on white women. and for other
purposes" was read and passed the Senate,
ordered TO be returned 10 the house.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Fisher, tie bill en,i,-
led An act 10 amend the criminal laws of
this State" was read, and on the question
OF lis passage, said bill was lost, ordered
that the house be informed thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Smithers, the bill en-
titled AN act 10 reimburse to the Regis
tiers Of the Courts of Chancery, the cost OF
the Seals of their office respectively" was
read third time and passed the Senate,
ordered 10 be returned 10 the house.
Adjourned until Tomorrow morning.