Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22

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ylE & foljeNGs Ssaes3, aa9e III ~ L.
dnent was iosf. II
! Mr. Lefiugwsll, moved to amend rec.
81 Of chap Little part 3, which reads ~
follows: "When county 10 moi provided
with regular court house at the place
lwliere tho courts are to be held they shal:
fbs held at such place a. the c,unty cour
prsvides." by adding the following pro.
viso: provided, the court shall always be
held at tile county seat, yeas 6,nlys l3,i
SO the amendmentlwas MT adopted. s
Oa mo,ion Of Mr. Morton, +
Tne Senate adjournel until tomorrow
morning. Ef.s,.
s. $50 M
ai.lti. TvrspAr January "a, 1851.
/ IN HOU sE.-P.ti ions were rresent-
ed and read as follows:
By Mr.. Gamble, petition Of the Louisa
county agriculture society. asking the
passage cI a law prohibiting sheen and
swine from running at large. referred TO
the committee on agriculture.
B, Mr.. Jacobs. 3 petitions. Of citizens
Of Keokuk county asking The pernanen,
location oc the. seat OF Government a,
/ O.kaloasa, referred 10 committee on Pub
lie blildiAss.
By Mr.. Gildea. petition of citizens of
Northern Iowa, asking the location Of
l sfste road from Monon, in CLAYTON conn
~. Ia the Minnesota line. referred To com
miitce on ro,ds and highways.
/ By Mr.. Preston of Linn, 2 petitions Of
4 citizsns Of the state. asking the passage
n ofa fAw for the protection Of burial grounds.
referred 10 the select COMMITTEES having
under con sideration The chapter Of The re.
yiscd code relating 10 the propertv Of The
state.
4 Notice to bring in bills.
\ .Rr Mr.. Folsom, u bill for an act 10 Ia,
e6< M sss.tbss;;..hr = stutr ruass from hfartn
go in Iowa county to Fort Clark upon III.
3 Des Moines riv Dr.. \
By Mr.. Parvin, bill For an act TO 10
cate state road from Cedar Rapids il
Linn county, via Fremont in Benton co
to Fort Clark.
BY Mr. Eton, bill for an act to locate
state road from Cedar Falls to Fl. Clark
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solved, that the message Of the Senate
relative to the revised code be made the
order Of the day for every day al hall
, past 10 o'clock A. NJ. until twelve NJ. d
, each day, agreed TO.
| Mr.. Summers, from the committee OF
federal relations. to whom was reirrred
substitute for Senate file No. rs pream
, BILE and resolutions in reference 10 com.
3 promise measures passed, by The Congress.
Of the United States, and also SO much O
0 the Governors message as relates to til,
same subject made the following report
' The present crisis in the history Of on
: national af',irs is full Of deep and solemn
: interest, i, and your committee believe ii L
e be the duty as il certainly is the privilec
Of the representatives OF the people /,
: speak their sentiments on those great sub
: iec,s which have 50 universally engrossed
G and so deeply acitatca The public mind. A
such time, 10 iorbear the proper expres
o sions OF our opinions and feelings woul
i be unius, to our sister States, since the
# have a right 10 know whether we loo
): with favor upon the integrity Of Il,
n Union as il is 10 te found il, the efIectu;
e provisions of the constitution. or whe,h.
we smile upon those who are disaifsc.e,
] and ready 10 destroy it, it would NOR,
over be unjust to our selves. since the SUI
d tanning power Of the Government is /
i be found in the intelligent dev otion Of
Ling people. Perhaps il will not
stssrthat the conrse Of Goverpme
IVY. lid always be .moo,he, unim peded |
s5zny obstacles, but II must be confess
that the difficulties which now beset o
he own, are Of no common magnitude, a
be il is known to all in what particular thin
they consist, they need not therefore
Sc specifically enumerated, suffice it to s
~ tha, as matters now stand they are broue