Democratic banner., 1846-12-21

4 ittt"1: II Ju5!neSSfnuSt be post paid.
i~eo"reg law with indians, read Sd time and
passed.
2tc. n-ioEt c:i~-ed a resolution instruc-
!t;~c Cc-~:ttas bPWays and Means to en-
re into he e1psdi-acy Of selling State
lto5accq wareIiorgc;-adopted.
n. Campbell, from selsct committee,
ira@2.lel bill 10 incorporate the Hebrew
!Ean2Yole=t sqc;ety;-rcad and ordered toa
I'd reading. .rs-l- ia.
Adjourned ill Monday, 9 o'clock.
rROUsEOF REPRESENTATIVES.
AR. G~a-dcuiire, from TIE select commit
PCS e III W. reirrtaadf1 oiH % vaeate
Ii STATE road. and establish a county road
rom Weston to st. Joseph State road,
reported the same back without amendment
& recommended lis passage;-report agreed
ito.
AR. "Bsllou introduced a bill %amendatory
oftan act concerning evidence;-read twice
anl referred to Judiciary Cimmittee.
Mr.. Johnson introduced a bill amenda-
tory of an act concerning groceries and
dram shops;-read twice and ordered to be
cnsrossed and read Sd time next Saturday.
Mr.. P~erryman introduced a bill to save
the common school fdnd;-read and order
ed to Cd reading.
1Ir. Reynolds introduced a bill to amend
an act concerning practice and proceedings
in criminal cascs;-read twice and referred
to Com. on Grim. Jurisprudence.
Joint resolution proposing amendments 10
the Constitution in relation to the manner of
appointing Judges, was read I'd time and re-
fcrred to Committee on Judiciary.
Memorial to Congress for authority to
change the SOC, 900 acre grant to objects of
education, was read Bird time, and aftermuch
discussion, and before taking the vote,
.7iiourned till Monday, at 9 a. NJ.
-. SENATE, Dec. 18th.
Mr. Shields offered a resolution instruct-
ingthe Committee on Ways and Meansto en-
quire into the expediency of reducing the
price oil Rcvisc,, : .atutcs of 1915, adopted.
Mr.. Lucas introduced 4 Lill to quiet
vex4tious land :itigation,-read, 100 copies
ordered to be printed, and referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Campbell introduced a bill to au-
,harizr tue establishment o! private roads,
'-read anu ordered to 81 reading.
Mr.. Rollins of B. introduced a bill a.
mandatory of an act entitled an act'to pro-
vide for the institution and support of State
University;-read and referred to Com. on
Education.
. Mr. atiiicr moved that the Senate repair
to the IIail of TIE House, to go into cleo
ton OF Bank officers: Agreed to.
IhjuSc IF Rspre$entdtires.-On motion
or Mr.. Ballou, the House took up and a.
doptrd the resoluiionfrom the Senate to go
into tie election Of Bank officers this morn
ing at 10 o'clcck.
: Amemorial TO Congress in relation to
SwGnps was taken up, on motion of Mr..
Slycrs, read 3rd time and passed.
Mr.. Hunter introduced a bill to amend
the Act concerning justices courts;-read
twice end referred to the Judiciary Com.
Mr. Speaker laid bcfora the House acom-
Iuunic4tinn from tie Governor, in answert to
tie resolution of this House in relation to
tie sale, exchange and redemption Of State
b~onds,-during TIE reading of which the
Senate arrived in'thc lIorise, and the Presi-
dent took The chair, and announced the OBJ
jcct OF the meeting, and thereupon the fol-
lowing gentlemen were duly elected officers
of the Mother Bank for , years:
President-RObcrt Campbell.
DIrr't"~e Edward Walsh, 0. D. Filley,
J. 2. H~elfrnstcin, j. B. grant, >. NJ. boy,
Ernst Angclrodt, A. ". Sublett, Nicholas
iTicrnan, James +. Ycatman and VIM. T.
iCbri>ty.
Onmotion, the joint meeting took a re.
cess until ! o'clock, p. NJ.
.,... -ErtRiHg Ses.i,l.
The following gentlemen were, nominated
and elected officers Of the Branch Bank
N Fapetr.-.foEn J. Lowry, President
Direc;ors-C. X. Scott, ! homes Jackson,
Wm. y. jIgll, i,asc Lioabergcr, john A.
Talbot, john D. Lrck.
~ y, yry-Nm RlnG,v. President