Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

Madison, JAN l7-A NJ
In SENATE.-Mr. II. G. Turner offered
resolution to print 500 copies of the report of the
Judiciary Committee on the Fugitive Slave Law.
Mr.. Heubschmann offered to amend by adding
"and the opinions Of Attorney General Critten,
den on the Same subject" A division being
called, amendment lost-ayes 6, noes lO-and
the resolution adopted
Several bills from the Assembly read a first
and second time. Senate refused to adjourn
and on motion of Mr.. Reed, a resolution making
an precipitation TO Hon. s. w. Beal, for ser.
vices as Governor, passed and the Senate adour-
ned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. M.
ASSEMBLY.-Mr. Muzzy introduced bill
for the repeal of Sec. 8 Chap. 8S, of Revised
Statutes
Mr.. Biddlecomb introduced bill to amend
Chapt. IL of Revised Statutes
The resolution of yesterday, explaining the
resembling resolution as being no censure 10
Senator DODGE, was laid on the table till Tues
day next.
The resolution for select committee of inves.
tigation in the Fox River Improvement, adopt.
ed
Mr.. Jenkins, of Milwaukee, from the Com
mttee on Corporations, to whom was referred
the matter of the submission of the Bank ques-
| ton, reported bill which was made the special
order for Wednesday next. 500 extra copies
of the report were ordered to be printed
Mr.. Tonpkins' interest bill is made the spe-
cial order for Thursday.
Jan 18th.
SENATE.-Mr. Reed, of Milwaukee, on
/ leave introduced bill to incorporate tho Mil
+, waukee g. Chicago Railroad Co. Also, bill
| to pay the mileage of the members of the Legis-
lature. On this, the rules were suspended and
the bill passed.
A bill to incorporate the Fevre G. Rock River
Railroad Co. laid on the table. Memorial for
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law, on motion
of Mr.. Gale, of Walworth, made the special or
der of the day for next Saturday.
Mr.. Hyer, of WaukeSha, on leave introduced
bill in relation to the publication of legal no.
tees; read first and second times. Adjourned
till Monday, at 10 o'clock.
ASSEMBLY-Bs introduced-By Mr.
Spooner, to amend Chapt. 10 Revised Statutes;
also Bill to amend Chap. 1879. By Mr. Utey,
of Racine, bill to amend the Act for the sale OF
the School Section in the city of Racine By
Mr.. Easterbrooks, of Waworth, Bill to amend
Chapt. IL of the Statutes.
The Senate Resolution resembling the censure
on Senator Walker, was adopted without debate
! These are the same in general effect as those
already passed by the Assembly.
No session this afternoon. The House adiour.
ned till Monday.
We find no proceedings reported for the Goth
except the election of U. s. Senator, which will
be found in another place.
Madison, Jan. 81.
SENATE
By Mr. Huebschmann, of 80 citizens Of Nil
waukee, tor the submission of the question o
Banks o. 10 Banks TO a vote OF the people.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Giddings to &c
into Joint Committee for the election of BoarC
OF Public Works, on the Sd of February-amend
ed by fixing it on the lOth and the resolution
laid upon the table.
A message was laid before the Senate from the
Governor, in relation to an Asylum for the Blind
Read, and 500 copies ordered printed
A communication from Cincinnati. in relation
to the improvement Of Ohio river, was read, anC
referred to the Committee on incorporation. A
joint resolution, reativ to grant to the Univer
sity of all the Salt Springs Lands in the State
passed also bill TO amend Section ii of al
Act TO improve the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
bill to amend section 8, chapter l3l of r
S. introduced.
Rest of the morning spent in discussing the
bill to incorporate the Milwaukee aud Chicago
Railroad Co.
AssEMBLY--The Speaker laid before the AS
sembiy communication from a committee o
the citizens of Cincinnati, relative 10 memorial
zing Congress for the improvement of the navi
CATION of the Ohio, opposite Louisvle-whicl
was referred to the committee on internal I'm
provement.
BILLS PAssED.-A bill to authorize the village
of Mineral Point to levy tax for the support 0
the poor.
bill to incorporate the turstees of Brockway
College.
A bill to establish Emerald Grove Academy.
A bill to change the times of holding county
court in Kenosha county, and bills making ap
preparations to the following persons: l. r. Rice
r. B. Rice, Jas. P Greves, Messrs Hatch anc
Pattison, T. H. Brown, and J. g. w. p. Cary
were severally read third time and passed
The Report of the Board of Public Works wa:
sent in by the Governor, and 500 copies ordered
to be printed. Memorial to Congress for an ap
preparation for Light House at LaPoin,e OF
Lake Superior--passed.
ASSEMBLY adjourned ill tomorrow ct II
o'clock.
Hon. M. L. Martin addresses the State Histo
riCel Society, this afternoon.
Tho Peoples Governor, s. NJ. Booth, delivers
his message this evening at the Assembly Hall
Reported for The Telegraph, by Speeds Line
JANUARY 22d.
JENA a MI 11yet pTeseHteu d PCutIoH iiOi
Thos. Steele and others, for tax ou Dogs.
Also, petition from w. W. Treadway and
others, for submission of the Usury law and
the question of banking to the people.
Mr. Reed introduced bill to incorporate the
Fire Department of the city of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Palmer bill to amend chapter l5 Revi.
sad Statutes. Tbs bill to incorporate the Mil
waukee and Chicago Rail Road Co. was con.
sdered at some length in committee of the whole
Reported back and referred to q select commit.
tee; p. Ii. Turner, chairman.
A bill to authorize the Milwaukee and James
vile plank road company to build plank road was
discussed, amended, and finally put over one
week
Nothing of consequence in p. M.
ASSEMBLY, 22d.-Among petitions presented
this morning was one from c. NJ. Baker and 9TH
ers for repeal of the law organizing County
Courts.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Price, for the division Of Crawford
county, and erection of two new counties, Bad
Axe and La Crosse.
By Mr.. Bird, of Dane, bill to provide for the