Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
into committee of the whole for the con-

into committee of the whole for the con-
sideration Of said bill.
| M. Baker in the chair. and after some
time spent therein, the committee rose,
and by their chairman reported the same
back 10 the Senate with one amendment,
and the question being; will the Senate
concur in the report Of the committee, II
was decided in the negative,
! M. Sales moved to insert Jones, afler
the word ssSco,t", whenever it occurs in
the bill-sereed TO. ga
/ Mr. Howell, moved that the biz - en-
crossed and read 81 time Tomorrow
lost.
.M Shield. moved that the bill be laid
on the table carried.
On motion Of Mr. Sales,
| The Senate resolved itself into COM
mittee Of the whole, for the consideration
Of the appendix as reported by the COM
mittee ofrevision, for the consideration Of
the General Assembly.
Mr. Selinan in the chair, and after some
time spent therein the committee rose, and
by their chairman reported the same back
TO the Senate, and ssked leave to sit again.
Mr. President laid before the Senate the
Report Of the Superintendent Of Public
| Instruction, which on motion Of Mr.
Lowe, was laid on the table.
On motion Of MI Shields,
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
MoSDAy, Jan. 9Th, 1850.
Petitions we're presented by Messrs. Hamiii,
Preston of Monroe, and Reuben Riggs, which were
! oil referred to appropriate committees.
Notices to bring in bills by
Mr.. McCuoch OF Jefferson, a bill for an act to va
cate the town of Pleasant Plain in Jefferson county.
MIR Ncgus offered the following:
Resolved, That The revised code be made the
special order of the day every day after half past
O'Clock, A. Nj. for one week.
Mr. Harper. moved to strike out the words shalf
past nine and insert 'ten,' agreed to.
The question c0ncuriiny on the adoption OF the
resolution, decided in the affirmative.
Mr. Babbitt, introduced II lille, No 81, bill Tor
an act to locate state road from Council Bufs TO
Indian town, read first time.
MIR Reuben Riggs, introduced ii file NO 90.
hill for act to locate state road from Union
willie tn Pisga, read q first time.
Mr. Hs u. introduced Il II file No. &c, a bill for an
act to prohibit the emigration Of free negroes Into
the state, read first time.
Amendments Of the committee Of tho whole
house to chap title IA, Part OF the revised code
were concurred in BY the house.
file No. As, bill for an act to provide for
the location OF state road from Bloomfield IN Da-
Wis county, to point on the Missouri river oppo-
site old Fort Kearney, was read third time, pass
ed and title agreedto
II file, No s., bill for an act TO repeal an act
to authorise Thomas Parks TO keep ferry across
the MISSISSIPPI river, was read third time, passed,
and title agreed to.
Senate file No. Is, Joint resolution for an increase
of mail facilities. was read first time, passed,
H n file, No 9, bill for an act to locate state
| road from McGregor; in Clayton county To Fort
Clark, on the Dcsmoines river, was read third
time
Mr. Crawford moved to lay on the table; yeas
IL, nays &c.
The question was then put, shall the bill pass9
| and decided in the affirmative; yeas ~, nays IA.
So the bill was passed and title agreed TO.
The report OF the select committee to whom was
referred chap 1, title ?, part !, being the special
! order
Mr. Babbitt offered the following substitute for
sec. ., and amendments, as reported by the select
committee.
Sec. o. such corporation shall not exempt the
private property OF its members from liability TO
corporate debts; but each stockholder in said cor
p0ration shall be individually liable for oil the
debts OF the incorporation.
The special order was postponed till O'Clock
and 80 minutes r. NJ. this day.
Mr. NegCs moved to strike out SEQ. 3, chan q
title IA, Of the revised code, lost
II r. file No %, read third time and passed.
Yeas 25-Nays II.
MIR Guiberson moved to strike out the words
Council Bluffs in the title, and insert the words
Indian village, the Nishne-botany river, agreed
to.
O'CLOCK, M--The Speaker laid before the
house the report OF the Superintendent of Public
Instruction with accompanying claims:
On motion OF Mr. Rabbit the claims were refer.
red TO the committee on claims.
Mr. Preston moved 10 lay the report on the table
and order the printing of 1900 copies for the use Of
Mr. Eaton moved TO strike out $500; Iost-yeas
IL, nays II.
Mr. samuel Riggs moved to strike GU. .25oo' and
insert Il 5OO.'
WyckoT moved to insert aooo,I agreed to-yeas 10,
nays is.
Title Is and title of part one were read first
time AID on motion of MIR. Crawford, the 42nd rule
was suspended, said titles read a second time ana
| referred to the committee Of the whole House now.
O'Clock, 80 minutes, p. M.
The house resolved itself accordingly; Mr.. Al
lenccr ia the chair.
3o'clock, r. NJ
+ The committee rose and by its chairman report.
cd said titles BACK 70 the house with sundry amend
n.ents.
On motion Of Mr.. Harper, part one, title was re-
fercd to select committee OF five, and Mr.. Flint
appointed chairman. Messrs. Flint, Summers.
Harper, Gildea and Paryin were appointed said
committee.
Mr.. Wyckon. moved to reconsider TIE ,,nte had
on house resolution, relative 10 adjon.ment-Iost.
On motion of Mr.. Rueben Riggs, title 1b or n.r,
one was referred to the select committee. far con
! sideraton of title 8. -
Title one, part second was read a first time, and
on motion Of Mr.. FLINT the 42nd rule was suspend
ca, sara title was read Second time and referred
i to the committee of the whole House now.
O'Clock, P. NJ.
The House resolved itself accordingly, Mr.. Craw-
ford in the chair.
The committee rose and BY is chaIamah report
ed progress and asked leave to resume again to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. Wyckof the House adjourned
until o'clock, 80 minutes, p. M.
O'Clock, 80 min, p. NJ.
Mr.. Harper moved call OF the Houss, when il
appeared that Mr.. Guiberson was absent, who hay.
ing been excused, the call was suspended.
The question being the adoption OF Mr.. Bab-
bits substitute for section 0, the report Of the Sc.
lect committee was decided in the negative-yeas
1S-nays 20.
Those who voted in the affirmative were Me ssrs
Aliender, Dabbiu, Dbble, Eaton. Flint, Cildea,
Goodcnow, Guibers0n, Harbour, Jacobs, Mason.
Preston Of Monroe, Samuel Riggs, Reuben Rigss
Robinson, Summers, Taylor and Wilson Of Lee.
Those Who voted In the negative were, Messrs.
Bunker, Crawford, Folsom, Gamble, Hamili, Har.
per, Hsun, M'Culloch OF Lee, NCulioch OF Jeffer.
son, M'Ciary, Neeus, Parvin, Preston of Linn Price
Salmon, Thompson, Updcrgraf, Wilson OF Henry,
Wycko6 and Mr.. speaker.
Mr.. Folsom offered the following substitute 70
sec. ..
canals, railroads. Mcadam, plank and grated roads,
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