Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

and W. Fl. Gleason Sergeant-at-Arms
AT IL o'clock the Governors Message
was received, and read by Mr.. Coe, Assis-
tant Clerk of the Senate.
MADISON, January Is, 1854.
SENATE The President announced the Stand
ing Committees. as follows:
On Judiciary-Messrs Dunn, Wakely Gary.
10y and Vittum
On Finance-Messrs. Whittlesey, Bowen and
Mantz.
On Education, School and University Lands
Messrs. Wakeley Dewey and Bashford
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dewey, Allen and
McGarry.
On CIaims-Messrs McLane, Smith and Ad
ans.
On Internal improvements Allen, Har-
vey and Grant.
On Roads Bridges and Ferries-Messrs Sterling
Howell and Adams.
On Town and County observation-disclosures.
Smith, Reymert and Howell.
On The Miltia-Messrs Miller, Allen and
West.
On Privileges and Elections-Messrs. Blair,
Dewey and Sterling.
On Agriculture and Manufactures-Messrs
Reymert, Mantz and McLane
On Expiration and Re-enactment OF Laws
Messrs Eldredge, Smith and Harvey.
On Legislative observation-disclosures. Cary,
Vittum and Whttlesey.
On State Afairs-Messrs Vittum, Eldreige and
and Blair
On Public Printing-Messrs. Bowen, Reymert
and Hunter.
On Banks and Banking-Messrs. Hunter, Dunn
and Bashford
On Engrossed Bils.-Messrs Bashford, Howell
and Eldredge.
On Contingent xpenditures-Messrs McGar-
ry, West and Wakeiey.
On Public Lands-Messrs Grant, Harvey and
West
On Enrolled Bills-Messrs Loy, Bowen and
Adams.
On motion of Mr.. Bashford, 5000 copies of the
Governors Message and accompanying documents
ordered printed.
On motion of Mr. Mantz. 1000 copies each
of the Volks Freund, Banner and EmmIgranten,
were ordered, at cost not exceeding 10 cents, pr
copy.
On motion of Mr.. West, newspapers or
dered to be furnished in wrappers, for which the
publishers might charge extra
On motion of Mr.. 10y, each member was voted
a copy of the Revised Statutes
MISUNDERSTANDING directing the Sergeant
alarms to appoint D. L. Thayer as Assistant
Door Keeper, laid under the rules.
BY Mr.. Lees that 1000 copies of the Cover
nor's Message be printed in the English language,
for the use of the Assembly, laid over.
BY Mr.. Toay, that 1000 be printed in the
Welch language.
| By Mr.. Tobin, that the Speaker direct the Ser
geant-atArms to appoint additional Messen-
ger.
| resolution authorizing each member to sub
scribe for as many papers, published in Wiscon-
sin, as he might think proper not to exceed ten
per day, was adopted.
| The Chaplain resolution was taken up, and a
number of eloquent speeches were undoubtedly
nipped in the bud by Mr.. Orion, who offered a
substitute for the resolution authorizing the resi-
dent clergy to offclate without referring. to any
compensation. He said they were bis constituents
and If the Legislature did not see fit to give them
any compensation, he would do SO himself.
| Mr.. Lees wished to have their pay taken from
the per diem of members but failed, and the sub
stitute adopted.
SATURDAY, January IA.
SEsArE,-Mr. Reymert, introduced bill to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating drinks, which
was referred to a select committee consisting of
| Messrs Reyme1t Grant and Adams
Mr.. Howell bill relative to costs in cases Of
appeal from justices courts.
| Mr. 10y, bill 10 authorize the more speedy
payment of fees for advertising lands to be sold
/ for the payment of taxes.
AssEaBLr-The Speaker then announced that
! he had appointed the following standing commit
tees.
| MISREPRESENTATION, Webster, Davis, Orion
and Remington.
Ways and Reconsideration, Remington, o.
Neil, Allen, and Ketchum
| Education, School and University Lands-Had-
ley, Rosenthal, Estabrook, Bartlett and Bernhardt
| Incorpor ations-W Wright, Rich, Mitchell, McIn-
doe, and Reinhardt
/ Rairoads-Hul, Hadley, Norton, Ernest and
| Torbert.
Claims-Hale, Davis, Lake, Bernhard., and Tor.
bert
| Internal provemen:s-Tallmadge,H Hart, Nc
Cracker, Reinhardt, and Worthington
Roads, Bridges and Ferris-Boener Head, JEFF
frey, Parker, and Matthews
Town and County Observation-Disclosures, Ro
senthal, Atwater, Coliey, and Eustce.