Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

Office and ascertain whether the vouchers
are there filed by which The sums Of
money have been paid out as reported
by the State Treasurer. II is supposed
that all is not right there.
The Senate on the 18Th passed an
&C, TO provide for The revision or amend.
ment Of the Constitution, by a vols of
% ayes TO z n~ays-,hose voting in the
negative were Messrs. Shields and Test.
On the same day the Senate resum-
ed the consideration Of House file No.
s, a bill for the suppression of In.emper-
ancc. .
Thurs,on offered the following provi.
so TO the second section:
Provided tina, nothing shall oe con
strued in this act TO forbid the manufac
ture or sale Of high wines within this
State.
McAchran offered The following sub.
stitute to the 7roviso Of Thurslon, which
was accepted.
Provided that ne.hing contained in
this law shall proven, any person or per,
sons from manufacturing in this State
liquors for the purpose Of being sold &C.
cording TO provisions Of this act. to be
used for mechanical and medicinal pur.
poses: Adopted. r.
Hamilton moved to strike on, the 18th
section, ayes and nays demanded
Those voting in the affirmative were:
Messrs. Browning, Clark, Cleaver.
Coolbaugh, Coop, Fulton, Hamilton,
HiIlis, Hogan, Love, Lucas. McCul
loch, Needham. Park Preston, Ramsay,
Shields, Test, Thurs,on, Udell, Work.
man and Mr.. Presiden.-22.
Those voting in the negative were
Messrs. Anderson, Birge, Jordan, Nc
Crary, Mathews, McAchran, Saunders,
Schram, and Wilkinson-9. carried.
Birge offered an amendment submit
ting the law to the people a, the mex,
Apri! election for their approval or re-
~jecsion. Ayes and Nays demanded
Those voting in the affirmative were:
Messrs Birgs, Browning, Clark, Clea.
yer, Coolbaugh, Coop, Hamilton, Ho
gan, Love. Lucas, McCulloch, Needham,
Park, Ramsay, Saunders, Shields, Test.
Thurslon, Udell and Workman--2O.
Those voting in the negative were:
Messrs. Anderson, Fulton. Hills, Jor.
dan, McCrary, Ma,hew Tvs, McAchran.
Preston, Schram. Wilkinson and Mr..
Presdent-ll. Amendment adopted.
The question then being on ordering
the bill TO q third reading, the ayes and
nays were demanded. ayes %, nays &,
carried.
All voting in the affirmative except.
ing Messrs. Browning, Clark. Cool.
baugh, Coop, Preston, Shields, Tes,
and M. President. g..
On motion the ll,h rule was suspen-
ded, bill read the third time. and the
question being "shaA the bill pass" the
ayes and nays were demanded, and ia
ken with the same result as the vote or.
dering 10 a third reading, ayes %, nays
g.. So the bill passed.
In the House San act to prohibit the
circulation Of small Bank notes." was
reported back from the Judiciary com.
miuee with a recommendation that i, do
no: pass. Repois coneurred in and the
bill rejected.
Senate file lie. a bill to locate a State
road from Ottum wa to Cen,ervilie. re.
ferred.
A bill to establish q branch of the
State University at Ashland. Wapello
county, passed to be engrossed.
The House on the 10Th ordered the
bill for the removal Of the seat of gov
ernment to be engrossed, and read a
third time tomorrow. Ayes Al. nays
26. On the 18th. Tracy moved 10 sns.
pend The order of business and take up
the bill to re locate the sea. o: govern
ment. Lost.
The bill aboli.hing the Office Of School
Fand Commissioner was rejected.
An act providing for the revision of
the Constitution was referred TO the
committee or the Judiciary.
In the House, Thursday, January 18th, On
motion of Mr.. Witter the order of business was
suspended, and the bill for the suppression of
intemperance was taken up.
kQuestion on concurring in the amendments of
the Senate.
Russell moved to amend so as to concur in all
the amendments save section 13 in relation to
disqualifying persons, and section 10 relative
to submitting the bill to the people. Amend
ments adopted, and the motion adopted.
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