The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-13

ly Messenger and David Hone Fireman.
am also instructed to inform you that
the House has elected the Rev. Mr.. Ho-
bart Chaplain during its present session.
And then withdrew.
On motion of Mr.. Sturgs,
The report was accepted and the COM
mttee discharged.
On melton of Mr.. Norris,
The joint rules were, after being read by
THE Secretary, adopted by the Council
for the government of the two Houses Of
the Legislative Assembly.
MIR. Forbes moved the reconsideration of
the vote by which the resolution inviting
certain persons to take seats within the bar
Of the Council was passed on yesterday.
Which motion was carried, aud the vote
reconsidered; when
MIR. Forbes moved to amend the resolu-
ton by striking out all after the word ''re-
solved" aud inserting III lieu thereof, the
words, ALI United States Territorial officers,
members pf the House of Representatives,
ministers of the Gospel, and reporters Of
the papers in, this Territory be invited to
take seats: within the bar of the Council at
pleasure.''
Mr.. Locmis moved to amend the amend
rnent by inserting after the words .sministers
of the Gofpel," the words 'physicians and
members bf the barr
Which was carried.
Mr.. Berkleo moved as substitute for the
resolution, the folluwing:
RESOLVED, That the ladies and gentlemen
of the Territory be invited TO take seats
within this bar OF the Council at pleasure;
Which was carried-ayes 5, noes A.
On motion of MIR. Berkleo,
/ The resolution Was adopted.
MIR. Norris, agreably 10 previous notice,
offered The following amendments to the
rules Of the Council, which were adopted:
Add tothe standing committees, in the
SD rule of The Council, committee on
Enrolled Bills.
Add th4 following as an additional rule,
viz:
5S-Evsry resolution which gives rise to
debate shall lie over for one day.
Mr.. Norris moved that the vote adopting
the resolu Jon OF invitation to the ladies and
gentleunerf Of the Territory TO take seats
within th$ bar OF the Council at pleasure,
he reconsdered; which. motion prevailed,
aud the resolution WAS read.
Mr.. Norris offered the following amend
ment, viz
Strike cut all after the word resoly ed, and
insert ''that His Exceilency the Governor,
officers OF. the Territory, members Of the
House of Representatives, and citizens gen
orally be'nvited to take seats within the
bar of tn. Council, at pleasure, So far as
may be convenient, without incommoding
the business of the Council"
MIR. Mcleod offered to amend the amend
ment 10y inserting after the word Territory
in the SECOND iIuc, The words ''otticers of
Fort Snelfing," which modification was ac-
copied by the gentleman proposing the orig
inal amendment.
MIR. Berkieo moved to insert after the
word Representatives. In the third line,
he word ''lades;'' which motion Was lost.
Mr.. LOOMS demanded the ayes and noes
iii the passage of the resolution.
Those who voted in the affirmative were,
NosSr, po.l Eorlo. Nil ,oI Nor,;.
and Rollins.
Those rho voted j" the negative were'
MeSsrs. Berkleo, LOOMS, Sturgis ano
Mr.. President-4
So the resolution was adopted.
On notion OF Mr.. SturgIs, the Council
djourned, until O'Clock z. Nj.
Three O'CLOCK i. NJ.
On motion of Mr.. Rollins, a committee
If two, clnsissing of Messrs. Rollins and
3erkIeo Was appointed committee 10 wal
Ipon the conductors of the two presses ana
scerlain when the governors message Cal
re obtained in print.
MIR Bel.1leo from the committee appoint
ID to wal; Oh the printers, reported
That on the authority of Mr.. Goodhue
be message can be furnished on Monday.
On the authority Of MIR. Mclean the ines
.age can be furnished in The Chronicle AM
Register tomorrow forenoon, at an earl.
lour.
Mr.. Norris, by leave, introduced the fol
owing resolution, which WAS adopted:
Resoloed, That His Excellency the gov
:ruor, be requested to inform the CouncI
,,ha, arran0a,oents have be.n made to