Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-10


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Nat nominations tor Prssldsnso' us Oeavsa-
ion ,ss ten, NeSe IN order.
Loud cries 81 81 Of order.
n. CorssIoaid thst ~ C!srk tne deose
was ont II 6sdsf. aad thst the eectssary estAs
3en.ta vSe 0oeYstary Of the Ccnvspuou.
n nanxin q Secretary Of the seosae pro-
aosnoed the whole prooesdaoge ~ sos'
md tai ne PIelident psv - coMd D sppsos-
upoa the appeal from the decision q she
suesker. decided that only members q 0s
Honee could vote.
tina sueakef appointed NJ Ruseedi Ch4r-
u.n 81 tbe House, while The vote WIS taAea.
~ saunders said that the Senaters lad
psesssted thsmselyes jn The House for he eus-
No. n elec.ine Senator aud Supreme Judge.
Il SHruSht that the President d the Senate
hs;ns absent, cold not pyevent thas businsss
:. = Ss1no conssts6usatsd
= " CORE aid that ne fenate had a6joovnsd
u,tii Hondsy aBprsipR, and thse the Senators
h.d no NH ~ 800 III ~ Houss IN this man.
ne e and that be 5ksu1 epp4s) v ~ senate =
liza JTnited States andilt ~ 1ame time protest
.o.;nst n : action thxs tkS H6ersbsrs Of the
Sssr.s@ MIGHT do iE the Houss.
Ouest;on ON the sppeals from the deelsion Of
tne Chair. 81 Is - Siis.s.;
N Semuels would inquire ~ IL Ssnste
-. voier q Is, lie Houss IS jsinG sssvsstisss
II .Sss "a bs 81 minority .! IL senate. =
~; ssss,ts and Il NJ ko1 can The minority
''ks1S jhhere n Joint opventionf
- u .saion followed bstwsen M. Russsll.
(ySS5ensM and Mr.. Samuels NJ Samuelo
e.l:ed for the authonty By which . minority
81 - Senate cana keee. He must have thae
information before he could BE- quietea.
Ssns.s q i. Mad been decided by lie Presi1Sns
= IL caS ANTON. ths. he Joint conveption
eo C, Id sSio1fn iFos. ssy TO dsy. he declared
Thai the proceediurs were regular. and that
The Join, convention vas now 10 session.
Mr. Needham VAS Of the opinion that i vac
The hou.e IN ! body in order 70 constitute
rroner ;o,nt con- vention. that il vas only I'M.
| nor, s nj thev should ce, here some way or 9th.
= IL = - re.dv for proceed,ns with the Lu.
s;ness thai The Convention had met to transaet.
The Chairman commenced to sxpI1in HE
views. whea M p Cad Bryan called Rim to
order. for The reason he had 20 right TO make
: speech unless he appointed some one to take
the Chair II
Mr. Samuels arose TO speak.
M Mckay called him to order.
M Core called % the men, bsrs OF the house
to leave, il they ven TO be crowded out in this
manner.
| M Neal protested aeainst allowing thu
member. It TIE senate to vote 'pon the qa''-
Mr. Dewey Of Fre2cns thought that .hs
members - me - 81. u.,.s ~.,. ~,.rs ;.ss,.
~'.n sn 'a IA IA, :, nj. ~. Hnass ~ R.nr..
ssrs a,;ves Of the S,a,e OF lows Of Inc United
States Of America; and he called on the minor
isy 10 the House to leave il they were y be
trsmpled upon IN TINS mannsf. Ire oen..o n
ha6 NJ eaHniy I'gnt 70 occupy tne se..s y NJ
members of The House save thsougn cvur'
tesy.
4 !: Mr. Rogers was of the opinion that the joint
conventions was IN session, aud ne Was
opposed to going behi"d the nc IONS OF that
convention. and they had met here legally and
Of the convention conld moi nullify the action.
of the Convsniioh. and he vas wiring " leave
u 70 the people .no aau stu, y, 'ne"lseises.
Queste.i to come into this HOUSE, aud he wanted
" know 1.-THE SENATORS. ~ the ol'lnion VI ths
House we're lserlopers.
NJ Hamilton moved the previous ques.'o91
Motion mot sustained.
Oonksy .nousa' ~. sns usa ~. s....az
not defeat he action 2 80 joietscsnveatts
sMs4N ittss rsI sash ~ e11gs ~. =, :
4 chavge HI DID f1sS . ssdgs
leader. .. M. s
MI 49, ~ Ill n ~" - -
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the PTestdcnt Con e ~ 4. ~. ~
given wAs etr0 ~! nns a'2 - -
who vas O0vn@ r.
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