The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-27

sla sais heretofore introducedand report
 ,be same subject.
 lls I.,in stated to the Senate that he
 , soon as he could prepare it, make
 'tiy report. .;
 lIo, pi laid on the table for the present.
 ta pa;tb laid before the Senate com
 pm ';an from the Hon. Chester Ashley,
 i.lg .hs fact that he could not be present
 .ar @ to vote for President and Vice
 at , of the U. S; which was regl, and,
 "a of MT. Fieklin, laid on the table,
 " ,,g first Wednesday in December next.
 Ficklin, from the select committee to
 nos referred several resolutions pro
 amendments to the constitution of the
 4 Arkansas, reported a resolution,
 iag amendments to the lst and 2nd ar
 aottIed s'Judicial Departments" re-
 tbat part of 1t, which gives the Gen
 s.embly power to incorporate Banks,
 Gaines moved that the resolution be
 but at the suggestion of Mir. Ficklin,
 il m the table, till Monday next.
 rrimbIe moved that the resolution be
 hut at the suggestion of Mr. Smith,
 -sw his motion to print, in order to EI, Smith until Monday next to intro-
 n additional resolution, proposing fur Inendments to the constitution.
 nessace was received from the House,
 sinq the Senate that the House had
 lsln act to establish the seat of justice |asett county,n "An act to reduce the
 interest and prevent persons from in- [c themselves in debt," "An act for the i d Charles Sneed,n "An act making Smiation to pay special Judges of the
 i Court,n and s'An act to establish the
 k of Liberty.''
 Ficklin, from the select committee, to
 was referred the bill to be entitled kd to repeal an act approved 3rd Feb l 1913, relating to roads and the over |tbereon,n reported substitute, which tead, and, on motion of Mir. Pelham, ] Id back to the same select committee. Exported It.
 l McKean, from the select committee Iom was referred the bill to be entitled tfor the relief of James N. Jackson, fof Sevier county,n reported the same with an amendment, which was adopt td the bill was ordered to be engrossed lad third time on Monday next. l Gamer introduced a bill to be entitled ! (ct 10 repeal the forty second section of Et entitled, "An act to establish a sys- E common schools in the State of Ar sn approved 3d February, 1913, which |sad first time, and ordered to a second ! |g on Monday next.
 E bill from the House, entitled "An act |gide more efectually against the crime lullery, and for other purposes,'' was Ia second time. Mr. Ficklin moved |atbe bill to "a select committee. Fieklm's motion to refer was carried, Iessrs. Ficklin, Irwin and steII appoint Ed committee.
 |moiion of MT. Ficklin, Mr. Pelham was to the select committee, to whom was ed the bill to be entitled ssAn act to re- roads and highways"
 E bill from the House, entitled HAn act ming thereports of the Supreme Court,n ead second time, and, on motion of mlth, referred to the committee on ways leans, with instructions.
 Q bill from the House, entitled "An act lnge the collection of a poll tax from to iorty-6ve years,o was read a second and on motion of Mr. Pelham, referred committee on ways and means. 2 resolution from the House, requiring Bcretary of State to furnish the county 'nlgomery with the number of Revised es to which she is by law entitled, was second time, and ordered to a third E on Monday next.
 E bill to repeal "An act authorizing a gical survey of the State of Arkansas,n tad a second time, and, on motion of 'rlmble, referred to a select committee, stng of Messrs. Trimble, Shaw and ell.
 bill to be entitled ..An act to repeal { to regulate the sale of property on tlon,' approved 23d December, l843," cad second time.
 motion of Mir. McCamy, it was order be expressed and read third time on by next.
 eresolutiou, introduced by Mr. Walker sterday, declaring a National Bank un- ltutlonal and inexpedient, were read a d time and ordered to a third reading onday next.
 e resolution, introduced by MT. Me !, appointing the judges of the Supreme commissioners to digest and prepare a m of laws,o was read third time. : Smith spoke at considerable length a. the resolution taking the ground, that Opreme judges had already lucrative ], which required their whole time and isi that it was anti-republican in it's ten to delegate power, which properly be- 'a to the legislature or the people, to any or s set of men. He spoke of the dan ol monopolies to a Republican govern , sad they tended to build up among us 'eracles and privileged classes. He ad- u 10 the palmy days of Greece and ! as bright example for us; showing . a''se oi all their proficiency in the arts elehces, prosperity and glory, was that upreme or legislative power was vested people. As Mir. Smith sat down, he ~ lhe rejection of the resolution. . iflmble said, that he was sorry the 4ilian from Crawford had travelled off of u0ect, and launched out into uorty