The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-19

dia of the State gent, which was done The
remaining s5O.OOO were luansd to Gcoige Girls
void at per cent. and Sos 600 IN interest pay
NJ lords taken ~ security. He WAS not aware
OF any other arrangement, having been made
since then. although /, was possible there might
have eeen.
The amcndmen, Of Mr. Singleton WAS then
adopted
After some further conversation between
MessTs Hse Ladder Singleton and Sloan, the
motion rs amended was adopted.
Mr.. Under then moved that special com
ml'tec OF be raised to enquire whether the Cen
ual Railroad Company had violated their Char
ter 10y neglrctng to pay over the 100000
pledge. or II. any other way.
Mr. l. explained that as it had been charged
the object was to attack Gov. Noore over the
shoulders Of the Railroad Company. he made
this motion that thrSe might be a separate
inquiry into the conduct of each
The motion was agreed to. and the house then
adjourned.
Friday, June II.
Se7die.- A number Of bills were passed. a.
mong which It is sufficient to nots-
4 bill TO charter the Springfield and Terrs
Hnute railroad Company. This, With the Pike
County Railroad Just chartered. forms another
line hom the Wsbish to the Mississippi.
4 bill To incorporate the Central Military Tract
Railroad Company.
Three or four bill, "to amend the revenue
Laws, one of wh!ch makes some regulations IN
reference to the conveyance OF tax titles anoth-
er prevents collectors from buying county orders /;
ami another exempts The Land over which the ca
nal, ITS feeders. and over winch roads pass. from
tiXa'ion.
Also, the bill TO charter tie Grand Union Of be
Daughters of Temperance Of the Stale Of III
uois.
After the final vote had been taken on this ILL.,
Mr.. ReGdick moved that the hunuTable Srna.
tor from viii, whn had lu-t cunie into the Senate
Chamber have leave 10 record his vote. He
should dislike very much To- have the impression
60 abroad that the democratic candidate tor gov
ernuf had on this occa~I'c d0i;'9 the responsible
ity. We had been promised, by the wh'g@. lev
chapters O: the unpublished LIE, ui our candidate,
and he hoped our wany opponents would not be
allowed to add this incident TO their catalogue Of
charges, and thus place our candidate IN hostility
to the ladies. He DIR. K cared no! What OPP
position he might en-, uun'er from the Sens II he
had the smile. and support vi the Grand Union
If the Daughters the deE Ocratc party To tn.
nmph
DE-. Rckmand rose to second TIE motion. lie
said On account Of the peculiar position occupied
By the Senator from WIll before the people at
tbs time. he hoped this opportunity tn record his
vote On an important measure would not he dem.
ed HIM. 50 that there ntyht te ma room for cl.s-
construction &C The SUBJECT hereafter. 1t WAS an
old and true saving that Rome iaied ihe
world and the ladies' ruled Rome, and certainly
nothing could be more unfortunate toi our candI
daie for governor than to incur the hostility Of
The lailcs
ME- Aateson (.urrpri.ed and very much con
. a., I tI,. ? Ia Of tRp l.llI
The Clerk read lie tide oG The I'LL
, Nr. M,t,rsOn- 0h-ah-ye'! IN for be
bill. all the time. A laugh)
The subject wss here dIopped and the seaate
adjourned
Hoase-A bill va. passed authorizing the city
If Rock Island to collect tax 10 pay interest on
railroad bonds
A'sna ill TO iucorp orate the Fox River Valley
Railroad Cunpany. Il authorizes the corsstrnc.
uun OF a railroad commencing at the Chicago and
CiaIcna rad near EIgn, ans running sm A'gon
quin, ST. Charles, &c, 10 the Aurora Branch At
at neal Batavia.
Also Uil TO amend act passed Feb l2lh.
! 1851"
Mr.. Under inquired of the chairman Of the
c0nrHltre who reported this bi!l, how they had
rs -erianrd what net the Governors proclamation
had reference to-
/, Nr Winters said the act proposed to be amen
ded, authorized ~ llllam Lorton' to peddir
goods without license whereas the individual m.
, tended WAS "Ruderek r Lorton,' William being
. an able bodied man. The mistake Of The former
acr being 80 papable. there could be no doubt
, but TIL. was he act the Governor meant 10 have
amended
Sir. Linier said I've mus. continue TO have hi1
doubts. Gentlemen might think II strange that
he should sickle about the matter, but he felt