Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29

ia motion Of Mr.. Cook, the Senate re-
solved itself into . COMMITTEES Of the whole,
for the consideration of the code, Mf. + py
in the chair, and after sometime spen,
therein, the committee rose, and by their
chsirm4a, reported the same back 10 The
senate with sundry amendments.
Mr.. Everson gave nn,ics that on to-
morrow, VI some subsequent da7, h.
would ask leave 10 introduce q bill grant
iax thu Port L,uisa, Wape.lo an Viz
gaia Grove Plank Road Company, the
I.gld Il way.
Un motion, Of Mr.. Morton the Senate
adjourned until TO morrow morning.
FaIDaY, Ian. -, 1854.
! ~ HoU5E Petitions and remonstrances were
reat an disposed of Us follows:
~ Mr. HtrJ0 r r. instances Of citizens of Ma
hssxacsa ry against state ROAD frum Fairfield to
.sseR's Hirs.ry VIA WAuga's Point which was re-
'rrcd = the representatives from Reokuk and Ma
afATs Prizes, spstitions Of citizens OF Indies or
nnsfeG es>atntiex, CIR thc passage IT
Il SSH 81 thtOx eating dfinks ~
H., t1xs--lai On the table.
~ Mr. Cfawfori, petition Of citizens OF the state
kw ! st - rat fen a IN l.pcn lsncs, in Buchanan
PANTY 10 intersect the D>lh road--which was aid
un III table.
On IN ,ti3 ofMr shbitt,
R.sotvei, Tat the standing committees on en-
,tuscs BE- straste to into the expedi-
ency OF III ywi q, Messrs. Clark. Miller, and Rector
III an miieis. lie gates from Pottawatta-
mi, al OH counties, and IL fu I'd TO be expedent
hal justto mike any allowance, that they insert the
. I'M. in the appropriation bi!l.
Mr. Wyckolf offered the following resolutions
Resolved, That the Secretary Of state be author-
sz.l sad requested to furnish each member Of this
-.ssA f<fN~ nz<x rtpSe Ca
preme csturt Uf t,s State, already purchased and
now in his 0tace, and also copy for each Of the
D .iey ties froA potsawatta ME AL fremont coan-
ties.
Mr. Mccrary movca 10 lay said resolution on the
tab,e--l,st. Yeas Is, nays "a.
Mr. Hiriper moved the previous que ,tion; upon
which the miin question was thew pat, shall the res
0lutinn AZ modified be adopted, decided in the
negstive--yeas IS, Aays IS.
Yeas.--Messrs. Babbitt, Bunker, Crawford, Db.
ode, Eaton, Gamble, Guibersoa, Harbour, Harper.
II ,un, Price, samuel Rigss, Reuben Riggs, Robinson
Thompson, Upicgraf, Wyckotf, and MIR Speaker.
Nlys.-Messrs Alienter, Flint, Folsom Gidea
Goodcnow, HamiIl, Jacobs, Maj"r, McCu!ioch oil
Lee, MeCulloch OF Jefferson, McCrary, Negus, Par.
v,n, Preston OF Liam, Salmon, Sanmers, Taylor and
Wiisen q, Henry.
"a motion 0f Mr. Allcnder,
Resolved, That the messenger may employ an as
sistant messenger until the reports OF the Superin
tendent Of Public Instruction he all enveloped.
Mr.. Blh:sitt offered the following: Resolved, THAI
no n.w bill Or jJnt resolution shall be introduced
after Wednesday next except the same be intrndua
ed ny the chairman OF q co.nmittee upon suhjects
referred to said committee prior TO that time.
Mr. Wyckoif moved TO lay on The table--iost.
Said resolution was then adopted, yeas Ssnays 5
Mr. Harbour from the committee on internal in,
provemeats 70 whom was referred II Il iile ia
joint resolution relative to the sclsction ofisnds 70
the Dubu 1us and Ke,kux rail- roli, reported tn
sans back with sun Try amendnl .nts, which wer,
cancurred ias sad bill was read second time.
Mr TAV1 isen nA sh.tst,, Ahapa
On m Dtion of Mr. Aiiendcrt the House adjournc
alto min. r. N.
ns Two O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
On motion OF Mr. Wilson nf Henry, the vote las
had on the resolution 0f.srel BY Mr. Wyckof il
relation to sCrsen's Reporp' Gas reconsi,iered.
Keas.--Nessrs. Blbbttt, Banker Crawford, Dill
Die, Ginss, Gulhseson, Harbour, Nsan, Hsrpei
Ncsus, Price, Samuel Rigsss Reuben Riggs, ROoen
son, UplegraH, Wison Of Henry. WyckoH, and N
0peaker-lS.
Nays.-Messrs Allendsr, Eaton, Flint. Gildes
Hamil, Jacobs, Major, McCulloch Of Lee, McCulioc
Of JeAbrson, McCrary, Parvin. Preston Of Linn Sal
mon, summses, Taylor and Thompson-l6.
NJ Wilson OF Henry mnssd 10 insert the clerk
and o6&cess; asreed to.
Mr. Paryin novel 10 insert .and friends Of eac
memh<Fsn-bost.
M Crawford offered the following amendment
Provided, That those members of this House VIII
have any constitutional objections or c5nscienciDu
scsuplcs upon the subject be excused from takin
saao reports agreed TO.
NJ. Summers offered the following amendmen
s'that each lobby member who has attended roup
and about Ne House be tiled 10 one COPY, and Al
80 The eporters'-disasrsed TO.
The question being on the adoption OF the resou
tion ~ ameaded vas decided in the negative, yea
ls. nays ~.
Ysas.--Nessrs. Dabbilt, Bunker, Crawford, Dit
biss Eaton, Gamble, Guibersou, H'rper, Haur
Price, samuel Riggs, Reuben Riggs, Updegrah, Wi
soa Of Heary and Wyckon.
Nays.-Messfs. Allenfer, Fiat, Gtidea, Gooal
now, Hamill, Harbour. Jacobs, Major, McCulioch Z
Lee, McCulloch Of Jefierson, McCsary, Negus, Pal
yin. Sala,n, sumners, Taylor, Thompson, and n
speaker:
me question recurring on the adoption Of II
euos(itute Tor n lie, l3l.
4 Mr. Allender ox,red the following amendmeI
Provided that said saSineers shsll be paid out OF
land donated 70 the slate and that tho State 10 d
TO b Maths % The Uaited States for the completse
Of said rail road, winch was asreedto.
| Mr.. Alender. moved 70 lay the original joint res
luton aad substitute therefor ON ths table, whit
l was dssaSreea to- Yeas -, Nays %.
l o. molten Of III. Taylor, call OF the House VI
had; when i appearing that al the members mot q
| cused wars u thetr seats, thereupon the call vi
snspeaasd. 1A1 question tAes ,sing on the ado
sson Of ths 9nbelltute ~ enarad By Mr.. Taylor, VI
esctds4 = - negasiye. Yeas 10, Nsys 10.