Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-24
THE CONVENTION.
From our HIadl SON Corre>pondcnt.

DEAR Sir:-The business Of ,hr
Convention is progressing some. On
the It'll a sort of desultory cross IRE
DEBATE arose, as to the number Of news.
1 papcrsto be furnished TO each mem
ber The numbrr twenty was fin.
ally agreed TO On the sh the Whgs
united with portion ofthe Democrats
and elected Brown of The Democrat,
printer IN the afternoon the presi-
dent announced The following commit
tees
On The constellation and organize,
ton Of the LegiSfoiure-Messrs Mar
shall NJ STRONG. Baird, Tw ecdy, Mad
den and Cooper.
On the p0i0ers. duties and restic-
TINS Of the Legislature - Messrs.
Agry Bell. Hcsk, jenkins and Inman.
On The Erecutice Of the Safe
Mcssrs. Reed, Agry, Whitesides, Boyd
and Rankin.
On he organization and officers
of counties and totOns.and their potC-
erS and dufies-M ssrs Baird, Mar
shall M. Strong, Asa Kinney, Mills
and James.
On The organization and, fuactionS
OF the Judictayy-M ssrs. Baker,
Ryan, Hiram Barber, VIM. II. Smith
and O'Conner
On Municipal CorporationS-
Messrs. Bevans, Burnett, Clark, Ha-
zen and Pierce.
On Ba,,ks and Banking - Messrs.
Ryan. Gibson, Phelps, Sewell, Smith
and Soper.
On Corporations Other than bank
ing and naunicipdI-Messrs. Noggle,
Gray, Randall. Kern and Hammond.
On a Bill Of Rights-Messr. Geo.
B. Smith, Giddings, Wakely, Granger
and Goodrich.
I On a P,eamb6-Mcssr O'Con-
ner. Dunning, Hill, Boukcr and II.
Hall.
On Suffrage and Elective Fran
chiSe -Mcssrs. Moses NJ. Strong,
Heubschmann, Coke, Burchard and
Manahan.
On the niItia-Messrs. w. r.
Smith, Crawford, Parkinson French
and Topping.
On Education. School and School
FundS-Messrs. Graham, Ryan, Den
mis-, Fitzgerald and Drake.
On Finance. Taration and Pub
lie Deh--Messrs. Judd, Burnside,
White, Tolland ard Kellogg.
On Internal lmpr0vement--Messrs.
Mccher, N. +. Hycr, Rogan, Will
son and Green.
On Miscellaneous provisions not
embraced in The subjects committed
1 TO other committees -Mcssrs. Steel.
Inman, Chase, b. Babcock and Bow
en-.
On amendments 10 The Constiiu-
fion-Messrs. Lowell. Parkcs, Cruson,
Atwood and Bennett.
! On The .act IF Congress .)or The
admission If the Safe--Mcss
Prentiss, Ellis, j. M. Babcock, Will
lard and Chanbrrlin,
On The B0uadarieS and Name Of
/ The State-Mes-rs. Doty, Ellington,
+ G.. b. Hall. GoodeIl and Dickinson.
On The Schedule E0rHe org0niza-
lion of State g Uernment-B all,
John Y. smith, Turner and iiarkin.
On The Eminent Domain and
! ProDeriy IF The State Mes-rs. a
Hyatt Smith, Jansen Fuller, Parsons
and GoodeIl.
On The RrUision md AdJustment
If the articles IF ME Constitution
adoptrd by The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Parks. Eimorc, Steele, George Hyer
and Hiram Brown.
On the 9th after elccting Upham
President & X llogg Clerk, other Off
ces were filed as follows:
Hiram Taylor was elected Assistant
Seer tary.
John S,arkweathcr, Seafgeant-at-
Arms.
VIM. Kirkpatrick and Edward Hays,
/ Doorkeepers.
Henry Brown and Henry p. Starks,
7 NJ ssengers.
Elijah Isbam, Fireman.
a motion made on the 9th by Mr..
Gray Of Grant, TO let the printing TO
1.-THE lowest bidder was negatiyed-; as
lalso was the resolution Of Mr.. Strong
ssloi Iowa to adjourn on the 26th Oct.
4 On the 9th a report was made by
mir Ryan Chairman Of the committee
ion banks, the Sd article Of which pro-
lsides that " the Legislature shall have
no power 10 confer. in any manner or