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EibiAsh OeueII eDo suggested b,OOOt which sug-
gesiioo was accepted by hr. Smith.
The amendment wasadopied-ayes6l, noes 9.
Mr.. Hibberd called for O division o. the ques-
ton. The first clause Of The resolution was e.
dopIed-ayes 20; noes 2.
The latter clause (priniing 2 900 in the Ger.
man language) was adOPted-ayes CT. noes 6.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
sESATT.-Tho Chair announced the following
Standing Committees:
On Privileges and Elsctions-nessrs Edeerton,
Madeira, and Ewing.
Judicisry-Messfi. Newman, Perkins, Ewing.
Goddard, and Harte
Finance-Messrs. Reemelin, COOn.bs. King, Has
tings, and Reid
Clams-MessrI. Utter and King.
Public Works and Public Lsnds-MesSrs. EJRer-
ton and Ford.
Roads and Highways-Messrs Martin Of Colum-
biana, Hopkins, and Wheeler.
Railroads and Turnpikes-Messrs. Cronise, Cod
dard, and Martin Of Fayette.
Common Schools and School Lands-Biessrs. Per
kins, Spindler, and Beaver.
Universities, Colleges and Aeademies-Nessrs
Harte, Lewis, and King
Medical Societies and Colleges Messrs. Stutson,
| Cronise, and Wilson.
| Militia-Messrs Goddard, Wilford, and Newman
| Agriculture-Messrs. Spindler, Ford and Graham.
Manufactures and Commerce Messrs. Maekall,
| Ninegarner, and ronise.
| Corporations-Messrs Winegarner, Perkins, and
! Thornhill.
| Currency-Messrs. Ewing, johnson and Msckall
! Benevolent Institutions-Messrs. Hsrte, Lewis,
and Stutson.
Pententary-Messrs King, Hastings, and Utter
! Library-Messrs. Coombs, Martin Of Columbiana,
and Bean
| State Bubings-Messrs. Edrerton and Welch.
New Counties-Messrs. .Thornhill Johnson e. Reid
observation-disclosures. v elch, ,Wiliord& e. v iison
Salaries and Fees of Public Oficers-M Messrs Eek
ley, Spindler and Hopkins
Public Printing--Messrs. Edgerton, Martin of
Fayette, and Reemelin.
Federal RelatiOns-Messrs. Ewing, Eckley, and
Graham.
Enrollmen:-Messrs Reid Madeira and Wheeler.
| Mr.. Goddard presented the memorial Of Mr..
Cox, contesiing the right of Mr.. Willord TO the
seat he now holds in the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. g. the memorial was refer
red 10 the committee on Privileges and Elections
The Chair presented the annual Report Of the
Secretary of State. Laid on the table.
! The Chair presented the documents accompa-
nying the memorial Of Mr.. Cox-referrad 10 The
committee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. johnson asked 10 be excused from serving
on the committee on New Counties, as his con-
stuents were interested in some questions which
would come up. Excused.
| Bills read the second time.-To repeal the Re-
gstry Law; 10 elect a Board Of Public Works
by the people.
Amessage from the House announced the pas.
sage Of joint resolution for printing QUO copies
in English and 5000 in German of the Report of
the Superintendent of the Lunac Asylum.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings, it was amended,
by providing for the printing Of 1000 additional
copies in English and loom German, for the use
Of the Superintendent and his assistants.
The resolution, as amended, was then agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Ford, theSanatc took up the
joint resolution of the House, fixing the time for
opening the official returns Of the late election.
The resolution, amended by inserting Thurs
day, 9 o'clock, P. NJ, was then adopted
Mr. Reemelin introduced resolution auhori-
zing the Secretary of State 10 contract for the
translation and printing of all official communi-
cations, the number not 10 exceed onc-ihird Of
the copies ordered.
Mr.. Ford moved its reference 10 the standing
committee on Printing. Carried-ayes 22, noes l9
Mr.. Reemelin introduced a resolution, calling
upon the Board Of Public Works for any infor-
nation with regard to any increase of compensa.
tion 10 those in the employ of Public Works.
The Chair announced committee on part Of
the Senate for fixing times Of holding Supreme
Courts-Messrs. Goddard, Newman, Harte, and
Perkins.
A message was received from the House, a.
greeingt 10 the Senate Amendments on the Houses
joint resolution, relative TO printing extra copies
Of the report Of the Superintendent of the Luna.
tic Asylum. Also, 10 the Senate amendment re.
lative TO resolution for counting votes for Gov.
ernor. And that the House is now ready receive
the Senate for that purpose. The Senate then
proceeded TO the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Reemen, On return of the Senate to its
own chamber, offered resolution 10 the effect
that the Judiciary Committee be instructed to in.
quire into the expediency of proceeding by law,
for reducing into systematic code the whole bo-
dy of the laws now in force in this State.
Also, that the committee inquire into the expe.
dlency of limiting leases or other instruments Of
writing, or conveyances Of lands.
Mr.. Martin of Fayette, moved that the com.
mittee on the Judiciary, be instructed to inquire
whether any further Legislation is necessary 10
carry into effect the provisions of an act, grant.
ing licenses, and regulating taverns.
Mr.. Eckley moved a joint resolution for the ap.
pointment Of a committee of three on the part of
the Senate, and - members on the part Of the
House, 10 wait upon The Governor elect, and in
form him Of his election, and ascertain when he
will take the oath of Office. The Chair announ.
ced Mcssrs. Eckley, Graham, and Madeira, said
committoe on the part of the Senate.
A message was received from the House, con.
curringin the above joint resolution of the Sem
ate, with the appointment of committee of FIVE
on the part of the House.
HOUSE OF REPRBsENTATIvEs.-The Speaker
laid before the House the annual Report of The
Treasurer of State; also the annual Report of
Secretary of State; which were laid upon The ia.
BILE and ordered 10 be printed.