Washington telegraph., 1850-11-20
: E5,isLATtvs PROCEEDINGs.


,-.,,;n,ed to invite Mr.. Champlin to act as chap
,sfp ,4;p during the present session.
'''n M Hdey introduced bill to change the name
-, Iahrm Wallace, so as to constitute him the heir
" Granville Gibson
a., motion, bill was introduced to provide for
-. rsI;rf Of Trueman jackson, blind man, grant
M him leave to peddle goods in any county, with
mi s first obtaining License.
uorsr.-The speaker announced the appoint
,,.nt Of the following standing committees Of the
nVSI. VESII..ctions-Messrs. Witherspoon, Farmer, Har-
rn Gmer, Gordon, Moore, Emerson, Toby and
Mitchell p.
ton Stewart of Crawford, Sadler, Murphy,
''p, p.bEe buildings Messrs. Toby, Forrest, An
a.-son. Mitchell, Dodd, and Cauthron.
RaoIs.-Messrs. Bradley, Rogers, Blackmore,
rmbrv. walker, and James,
aud,o,,s and Treasurer's Bo0ks.-Messrs.M Nc
D.. wilson, Rosson, Sissel, Leslie, Pyburn, and
''I, II,,d;c;oru-Messrs. TrapnaI. Tebbetts. CaId
Ill woodward, Witherspoon, Preston, and Tap
pan; 'E1;nro,lm.uts-Messrs. Tappan, Denton, Whit
.ngop. Jackson, Singleton, Russell, Basham, and
Nettes.
H.rtx- X ms ",
snno;u,ments.-MessrsC Carroll. Tebbetts, ,Cald-
III Ssysr Rogers, Patrick, Woodward, Trap
ball. Bfutop. and Watson,
Rduco,ioa.-Messrs Caldwell, Bailey. Adams,
yrmbIe. Toby, Lafferty, and Patrick
Mitia.--Messrs Eaton, Chandler, Billingsly,
ssewart of Green, and Lafferty.
Counties and County Lines --Messrs. Toby,
Patrick, Cline, Hart, Adams, Green, Sewer, and
Ferguson =,
ousou. Watson, Fletcher, Singleton, Armstrong.
Forrest, Imboden, Mitchell, Eaton, Chandler,
Preston, and Trustworthy.
Penitentiary --Messrs. Wilmington. Simpson,
Blackmore, Ayres, Willis, Leslie, Baker, Atkins,
and Yocum.
Publ,c Lands--Messrs. Fletcher, BIackmole.
Morton, Wilson, Tappan, and Bradley.
Mr. Bradley moved that the resolution adopted
Yesterday, to go into the election ot chaplain, De
leconsidered, and that Dir. Racife be IpvItee to
oneu this House with prayer every morning.
Mr. Rrad,ey said he did not offer this resolution
ont of any dsrrspect to the gentleman who first
nroposed the original yesterday; but to save
The ministers the unpIeasaptness Of coming before
this body candidates.
Mr.. Eaton objected to The motion to reseipd, as
that would select chaplain merely by resolution,
and force him upon Representatives who had pre-
ferences
factions offered to the resolution could be easily
ohva,ed 1t was a matter of no consequences to
b,, who should be called upon to act as chaplain.
60 they had some one. The gentleman had said
that the State too much IN debt TO pay Tor
nravers, bu, do not think We could exPend means
for better purpose, let the amount be what 1t
NAV. for if there ever was Representative AS
s.mb;y Oh earth who needed the blessing oil God.
or required the nvoca alton OF High Heaven, to aid
them in their deliberations, 1t was tbe representa-
tive Assembly of Arkansas.
Mr. Eaton replied, that they cert aipIy had need
Of ali the aid they could call to assist them, and
moved that all The resolution, after the word "Re-
solved" be stricken out, and substitute the ioi
Iowing: That this House proceed jmmedlately TO
elect chaplain. which was adopted
The following R-v. gentlemen were then put
in nomination. RaicIitf-, Lee, Jetfries. Cbawpllp.
Mr. Lee was elected on the 9th ballot.
On motion OF Mr.. Sissel, 900 copies If the
Governors Message, and 300 copies OF the Reports
were ordered to be printed for the OF the House.
On motion OF DR. Tebbelts, 301 colies of the
abstracts of the cepsps was ordered 70 be printed
for the use of the House.
On motion of irr. Sssei, so much OF the Cover
por's Message as relates TO establishing unver-
sites, " as referred to the compaitee on education
Nov. 8.
EIoUsg.-On moton Of Mr.. Seyer, the House
went into an electiop for euruIipg clerk. Several
candidates nominated, when Chares IL.
Adamson was elected OIL the 9th ballot.
Mr. Morton meyed. that committee of five be
appointed TO act with such committee as the Senate
may appoiut, to receive proposals, and contract
with d printer 10 Go the printing Tor the General
Assembly during the present session, and all the
public printing upiI the General Assembly shall
meet again; and that said ceppt:ee report to this
House the result Of their action.
SExArE.-Mr. Williamson introduced resou-
ton that the tee on judiciary BE- Instructed
40 inquire into the proprety of repeating the law
giving the eircnit original jurisdiction IN as
saut and battery cases, and that they report by
bill or otherwise.
message from the Governor was then received
and read by his private secretary, Mr. Bell, giving
the Senate Interrogation about the MARION county
war.
On mo,ioa of Mr.. Poindexter, the secretary was
directed to procure copy of Langtrees sectional
map, v:s,h EclleTs 10 he hung up Iii the Senate
Chamber, for the use Of tbe IaernbeES
On motion of Mr. lizard, the GOEerpors Mes
sage aud accompanying documents, relative to the
Marion county difficulties, was referred to the COM
nttee on the piitia: apd 1T was subsequently Or
dered, thai 500 copies Of the message be printed.
On mutton Of Mr. Berry. the committee OH Juil-
cary were instructed TO inquire into the expediency
oil altering and amending the present law III reia
ton to Sabbath breaking-that the same may be
made cognzaoe before justices of the peace--and
that they report by bill, or otherwise,
Mr. Burrows moved, that the joint committee
on banks he authorized to employ clerk. and
empowered to send for papers and persons, which,
motion of Mr.. Huey. was amended, by inserting
the words ssor clerks" and Was then adopted.
Mr.. Chism introduced the following JOINT res
olu,ion, ResoLred, s., that opr Sepaters be in
structed, and our Representatives be requested,
to their best efforts to procure the establish
men, of tri-weekly Sta ge line from Little Rock
to Fort Smith, On the SOUTH side of the Arkansas
liver. Laid over for day.
HousF.-On motion of Mr.. Jackson, the law
in relation to taxing lands, and the manner Of as
sessng the value thereof, was referred to the
Committee on Judiciary, with instructions to re-