Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13
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and there appears to Do no aotement OF In
tcrest in the meetings.
1There was no session Of either House
on Monday, it being the day after "the
Sth," and many of the members being in
attendance in the Old Soldiers Conycn-
tion, Philad.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
SENArE.-Mr. HAMLIN read an Act to
extend the Charter Of Honcsdale Bank.
Mr.. SLIrER, an Act to regulate the
manufacture Of intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. CRABB, an Act to incorporate the
Six Penny Savings Fund in the city Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. HALDsMAN, an Act to incorporate
the Pennsylvania Grand Junction Railroad
Company.
Mr.. QUIGGLE offered resolution, that
a committee of three be appointed n con-
junction with . similar committee, if the
House appoint such committe, to inquire
into the exepediency Of reporting bill OF
joint resolution as most advisable, provid.
ing, that the Prohibitory Liquor Law be
referred to the people. Laid on the table.
a message from the House of Repre-
sentatives was received, informing the Sen
ate that resolution had been passed, pro-
viding for the appointment of joint CON-
mittce, to examine into alleged frauds re-
garding the passage Of the Venango Rail-
road bill Of last session, and asked concur
renee.
Messrs. Darsic, Buckalew and Evans
debated the matter at length, introducing
the subjects of special legislation and ON
nibus bills. Upon the question the reso-
luton was adopted.
HousE.-The Speaker announced the
Standing Committees, as follows:
Ways and .Neans.-Roberts, Patterson, Hart,
Nipple. Wheeling. Ball, Rowe, Eldred, Moser.
Jadiciary.-Lowrey. (Tioga) Knight, Monag-
han, Crane Parinlee, Davis, Chamberlin, Ham,
ilton, Poulton.
Pensions and Grafuitic,-Wrght, Johnson,
Caldwell, Stewart, Miller, Sldle.
Claims.-Fry, Ball, Gibbony, Hills, Gilmore,
Crane, Wheeler.
Agrieulfure--Carlislc, ,Galen,ine, Crane, Will
son, Sallade, Simonton, Cummins.
Educaion.-Monashan, Daugherty, DeFran-
ce, ,ewar,, NJ 'Kee. Forster.
Domestic Manuf faotures.-- Baldwin, Calvin,
Abraham, Rawlins, Sallade, Groom
.4eeoants.-M'Kee, Barton, Elered, Parke, ST.
die, Caldwell, Horn.
Vice and dlmmoraHty.-Cook, Gibboney. Dyer,
Smith, Crane, Muse, PutDey, Gwin.
Militia System.-Byer, Hills, Jackman, Herr,
Boyed, Hunsicker, Hunter.
Election Districts Bush, ,Ather-
ton. Gray. Cummins, Eddinger. Gilmore.
Esfates and Escheafs.-KnighiS Struthers, Big
ham, Johnston, Hiestand, Shenk, Stockdale,
Ziegler.
Banks.-Forster. Ziegler. Fry, Scott, Dough-
erty, Pas.mcre, Cook, Fletcher.
Roads and Bridses.-Sallade, Gwin, Groom,
Beck Mcconnell, Deans, Evans.
Corporat;ons.-Strulhers. Barton, Hummcl,
Strong, Moore, Magee, Montgomery. Carlisle,
Lowry.
Local Appropriations Linn, Parke.
Mcguire, Parmlee, Shenk. Simon,cn.
Lands.-Moore, Palmer, Collins, Eckert,
Rawlins Adams, Nelly.
Dirorees.-Stockdale,D DE France, ,Chamberlin.
Parke, Evans, Jackman, Hurt.
Nev Cownfies and County !Seafs.-DunnIng,
Deegan, Porter. Byerly. Hunter.
Compare B.As.-Hiler, Eddinger, NJ 'Connell,
Beck, Ellis.
Library-Pauerson, Roberts. Herr.
Inland Narigoiion and Internal Improvements
Scott. Hart, Collins, Kilsore; Deegan, Strong,
Beverly, Ather,on.
Rnikoads.-Rowe, Davis, Dunning Laury,
Passmore, Nipple, Wright Montgomery, Big
ham.
Priinfing.-Moser, Eckert. Miller.
Public BuiLdinsa-Wicklein, Gallent;ne,
Linn.
Mr.. ELLIS, read an Act to extend the
Charter of the Gettysburg Bank. Also,
to incorporate the Littlestown Railroad
Company.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL.
SENATE.-Mr SAGER presented petit
lion from Philadelphia, demonstrating
against the passage of Prohibitory Liquor
Law. Referred to Committee on Vice and
immortality.
Mr. Fry presented petition asking for
he incorporation of the Farmers and Me-
,hanics' Bank of Allentown, Lehigh coun-
y. Referred to Committee on Banks.
Mr.. FEgGUsoN presented petition for
he incorporation of bank to be located
n New Castle, Lawrence county. Refer
ed 10 Committe on Banks.
Mr.. QUIGGLE from the joint select Com
nittee appointed to receive proposals for
lie publication of Daily Record of the
proceedings of both Houses, reported that
Omit, Emerson g. Co., were the lowest
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