Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
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sun Of money for the support Of th'
vailed, when he remarked that he has
received such information trom The
Branch al Springfield as authorized hiu
10 assure Tic House that $4,000 oI
&c. 600 could be borrowed from tina!
Branch, and he moved TO ill the blank
in the resolution with the latter sum-
His motion pYcvailed--when Mr.. Car
son offered 10 amend the resolution, so
as 10 authorize the money to be borrow
sd from other sources as well as from
the Bank and Branchcs. The amend
ment vas adopted; and the resolution
passed by ayes 81, noes II.
The House again went into Commit
lee Of the Whole, and resumed the con-
sideration Of The "bill TO establish jUsii-
cc'S courts aDl 10 regulate proceedings
therein" ana aler spending the fore
noonin efforts TO amend, Mr.. Wellman
moved that the committee Use, report
that il had come TO no conclusion upUn
The bill, and ask leave 10 be discharged
from lis further consitcration-and his
motion prevailed by ayes 81, hoes 2G.
GIr. Wilson Of Randolph moved that
tae House disagree TO the report OF thu
e~ommAtee, and lis motion prevailed.
Mr.. Kirticy then moved that the
House go back 10 sae Committee of the
Whole, and again take upthc ill, and
his motion ~presai!ci. The most OF the
afternoon was spent il Committee Of the
Whole-tAe balance Of The bill was con
sidcred-the enpjas clauses were reiain-
ed-waen Mr.. Jackson moved that the
committee rise, report the bill TO the
House, with d recommendation that it
be referred 10 d Select Committee Of
five, with instructions that they re-drait
tie bill and retain all the amendments IL
dopted in Committee Of the Whole, eA-
cept :hc crFias clau>es-and his motion
prevailed by ayss 10, noe 80, the chair
man giving tie casting vote. ,
Dir. Coalter offered 10 amend the re
port SO as 10 retain the coEias clauses for
the punishment Of fraudulent or aj-
sconding debtors, but the Speaker deci-
ced his amendment to be out Of order.
Mr.. Kirtley moved 10 disagree TO ali
of the report except the reporting Of
the bill TO the IIouse-which motion Mr..
Hough moved to lay on the liable until
the first day Of June, OF which The ayes
and Goes were called AID decided i'll the
affirmative by A TO 40.
Mr.. IIough thea moved that the
House agree TO the report Of the COM
mil.ee, and his motion prevailed by
ayes 10, noes So.
Mr.. Richmond offered 4 resolution i'll
struciiug the Select Committee, TO whom
was referred the bib, to report 4 new
bill containing the eapias clause ior pun
ishing fraudulent or absconding debtors.
or persons guilty Of .resPass. But this
resolution was not acted upon.
In TIE Senate-Mr. Ellis, from the
Committee on the Penitentiary, 10
whom was re-commilted the bill author
izing improvements in the Penitcatiary,
reported the bill back with amendments.
Mr.. Acock offered TO amend the bill,
but his amendment WAS rejected; and Oh
motion of Mr.. Harper the bill was laid
on the table until the 10th Of March.
Mr.. Jones introduced IA bill concern
ing practice q. law" which was read
twice and ordered TO a Third reading OH
the 10th Of March. This bill i, intend
ed TO cut oil special pleading, and COLI
fine lawyers 10 the merits Of a case.
In the House. Oh the 9Th, bIr. Ed
wards introduced 4 resolution that the
General Assembly adjourn On the 10Th
day Of March.
The new Auditor has sent in the fol-
estimate of the current expen-
SEES of the present year, from which it
will be seen that the $4,000 authorize
ed TO be borrowed from the Bank or its
Branches, or from other sources, is TO-
tally Inadequate for the support Of the
Government until the revenue is
received. fear the State will be plum
ged hopelessly in debt by borrowing, as