The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-04


 K. Polk, the great champion of the measure to the Presidency of the United States"
 Mir. Ficklin called for the Yeas and Nays on the adoption of MT. Gamers report; WHICH were yeas 20, nays l. So the report was adopted, and Mir. Gamers substitute read a third time and passed
 Mr. T'rimble obtained leave oi aosehce ioi Mir. Hudson, on account of illness.
 Mr. Bean obtained leave of absence Tor MT Y ell, on account of illness.
 BIr Trmble from the majority ol the select committee, to whom was referred on yestef- day the resolution to go into the election oi board of Education and Judge of the hrst Ju- dcal Circuit on to-day at 1 l o'clock, A. M., reported that there was no vacancy Tor 'uase ofsaid Circuit, and that it would be more con venent to elect boardof Education, when the Auditor and Treasurer of State were elec- ted and recommended that the "Resolutlon" be laid on the table till the 4th day ot March next.
 Mr. Smith from the minority of the same select committee, made report reconlieh- ding the passage of the resolution.
 The report of Mir. Trimble of the majority was adopted by vote of IL to z, MT. Neeiy having called for the yeas and nays.
 Mr. Walker from the select committee to whom was referred bill for the relief oi James Jackson, without amendment, and recomneh- ded its passage. Which report was adopted, and said bill was then read third time and passed. ,
 Mr. Rives gave notice, that he would in- troduce a @biIl to obtain all the Field notes of each Township of land in the State ot Ar kansas, as a guide for the county surveyors and the people,"
 Mir. Ficklin, from the select committee, to whom was referred Ca bill to repeal an act re- latipg to public roads and the overseers there on, approved Sd February, 1843," and to whom was also referred s'substitute Tor 'ne same,n reported the bill back, without amend ment, recommended its passage and without the substitute.
 The bill was then read third time and passed
 lIr. Ficklin, from the same committee, to whom was also referred the bill Of the House, to be entitled Gan act to reduce the rate of interest and prevent persons from ln- volving themselves in debt" "reported the same back, without amendment and recommended its passage.
 The bill was read third time and on its final passage, when Mr. Ficklin called for the yeas and nays, but, on motion of hlr. Trim ble, the bill was laid on the table for the pre- sent.
 On motion of Mr. Bean, MT. Smith was ex- cused from serving on the committee on the Auditors and Treasurer's books.
 On motion of Mir. Maxwell, MT. Flcklin was added to said committee.
 On motion of Mir. Maxwell, Mr. Rives was added to the committee on Internal Improve ments.
 On motion of Mr. Black, Mir. Rives was added to the committee on Education.
 Mir. Bean introduced bill to be- entitled San act supplementary to an act, approved the Sd of February 1S43, to establish sys- tenn of common schools in the State of Ar kansas,'' which was read first time and or dered to a second on tomorrow
 Mir. Trimble introduced bill, to be enti- tied '.an act prescribing forms for justices of the peace in criminal cases;" which beng read frst-time, on motion of Mir. Trimble, the rules were disposed with, the bill read second time, by title, and, oil motion ot MT. Neely, referred to the committee on the Ju- dietary.
 Alr. Rose introduced a bill, to be entitled < an act to prescribe and fix the time oi holding Circuit Courts in the seventh Judi cal Circuit,'' which was read first time and ordered to second reading tomorrow.
 Mir 1'rimble introduced bill, to be entl- tied ':an act granting to the widow of Gilbert Barden certain property" which being read a first time, on motion of MT. Trimble, the Rules were dispensed with and read second time, and referred to the committee on Edu cation.
 On motion of Mr. Black, the orders of the day were taken up.
 A bill to be entitled .'an act for the relief of Darby Pentecost,o was read the second time, and on motion of Mir. Smith, referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
 A bill, to be entitled San act declaring White river navigable stream," was read the third time and passed.
 A bill to be entitled San act to repeal the l43 chapter of the Revised Statutes, under the head of Special Judges,o was read se- cond time and ordered to a third reading on tomorrow.
 A bill, to be entitled ''an act authorizing the burning certain State Bonds" was read second time, and on motion of Mr. Gaines, referred to the committee of Ways and Means
 bill to be entitled San act to reduce the number of copies to be published of the Re- ports of the Supreme Court,n was read se- cond time and on motion of Mir. Gaines, re- ierred to the committee on the Judiciary.
 On motion of Mr. Reyhurn the Senate adjourned.
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 MT. Irwin from the select committee to whom was referred several bills defining the mode of collecting the Revenues of this State made minority report accompanied by bill, which on motion of Mir. Maxwell, was, to- gether with the original and the substitute of