Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07


act 10 to prevent tres2ass on Claims, and
10 define extent Of same Ordered 10 sec |
ond reading, and referred 70 Committee on
J Judiciary.
DIR. Clark--A bill, previous noticehav- |
ing been given, to authorize Peter a. S,r-
py 10 establish Ferry at atBeleyiew. Or !
dered 10 second reading, and referred 10
committee on Interpretations.
Mr. Clsfk--A ',iIl to authorize NJ. II.
Clark to keep + .5sr'5 across the Missouri
river st Balieyiew Ordered 70 second
readiag, ahd referred 70 cemniile On laA
corporations.
1lr sharp-~A bfil iolegaizs the ao'sl
cf certain officers thereon mentioned. Or
dered to second reading and referred to
committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Jones--Noticc Of bill TO authorize
j. d. M. Crockweil to keep Ferry across
Missouri river.
Committee on Interpretations, reported
favorably upon the following bills c file
No. II, an Act authorizing D. C. Oaks 10
keep Ferry OH Loup Fork; G file No. 6,
an Actto organize New England Aid Co.
Mr.. Goodwill---P Presented the Report
Of Select Committee on Joint Resoltion
endorsing the Nebraska Bill.
Mr.. Bradford presented the Minority
Report of said Committee, OF an opposite
character.
The Rules for Government OF Council
was taken up, read, and with some amend
ments, adopted. Adjourned.
ArTERNooN SESSION.
Richardson moved reconsideration Of
the Capitol question, and that instead of
becoming the special order of the day for
Wednesday, it be now taken up; carried
The House bill in reference to the same
was taken up, locating the Capitol al
Omaha; discussion, ardent and fierce; lob
by crowded and much interested; partici-
pants, Sharp endesvored to vindicate his
position for Piatsmouth in forcible
peeoh, displaying to some extent Z the
machinery used to carry the point for
Omaha, Sc. Mr.. Mitchell defended his
position; charging the direleciion to Adr.
Sharp, and explaining his position on the
question. He found the ship sinking and
as All old sailor desires of sticking to the
vessel until the last, now saw safe life
boat TO his own deserved haven, and put
himself on board. His position was sus-
tanned by Messrs. Nuekols and Bennet,
who charged The fault home upon Sharp,
The bill finally passed locating the
/ Capitol at Omaha, by 2 ayes, 6 noes.
Mr. Richardson gave notice Of bill
appointing j. G. Mitchell sole Commits
sioner to locate the Capitol building.
( TNorr--It is understood the Capitol is
to be located about three miles North Of
ihis point, and same distance South o.
! Winter Quarters. ;'l54'l aFf
On motion, the House ad Ourned ill II
! o'clock TO- morrow. ha1 E'sY.
erAaDINa COMMITTEES OF THE KOgsE,
Privileges and Eledtons-Richa Hail
Kempton, Byer, and Purple.
Ways and Means Clancy, Cowles, WOOD
Singleton and Waited.
judiciary La than, PoppIeton, Johnson, Pun
pie and Richardyan,
Accountsand Expenditures Thompson, AT
mold, Davis, Doyle and Decker.
griculture-Goyer, Fmhey, Maddox, Ds
wilson and Singleton.
Malitia-Robertson Doyle, Decker, Clane
and Bennett,
Roads-Byers, Latham, Hail, Whitted an
Wood
Public Buildings and Grounds Davis, Al
mold, Thompson, Richardson and Wood.
Internal mprovemeEts- Thompson, JohI
ston, Goyer, Doyle and Robertson.
Federal Relatlons--Johnston, Wood, ThomI
son, Latham. and Robertsoo.
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills-L Latham, B,
era, KemPton, Richardson and Smith.
County Boundaries and Co Seats-Kempto
Poppleton, Purple, Thompson and Byers.
Corporations-Johnston, Poppleton, ThonI
son and Byers. a
Library Wood, Singleton, Thompson, D
Wis and Dyoe.
Banks and Currency Thompson, Hail, III
ney, Whtted and Arnold.
Common Schools, Colleges aud Uniyersti
-Popploton, Johnston, Richardson, Kempt
ana Purple.
Public Printing Purple, Poppleton, Arnol
Maddox and Finney.
ES- Failure is now the order of I
day. Amung ihe most Teesnt we motto
is that Of Page s. Bacon. Below will
found their card:
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