New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27
PROCEEDINGS or THE MISSOURI
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
From TIE Misssuri Democrat.
.OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

nOOSE O1 MI hbcA@N Ia L 10
July 10, 1855.
AT its morning session to day, nearly all the mem
bers were present On notion Mr. Pate, Oi me
Fyontse1 Meas, admitted to seat as reporter oil
that paper.
Another motion was adopted, authorizing the Secre-
tsN 10 furnish stamped envelopes for the use OF men,
bts and quirg linn to pay the postage on all pam
phles official documents poster by members OF tue
H0use. The House then adjourned
Tie fnt motion made at tie event session was
one Introduced 10y Mr.. Anderson, and unanimously
adopted granting your obeoient servant seat IN tue
House as reporter of The 81 L0aaS Dem0erat.
n c following bi was sent IN from the Council ana
read twice ,,.s
&c il enacted by and Legislative Assembly Of
the Trtor, Of ksIsas that from ana after the 'ssage OF th
Marshl Of hc United states Tor be Territory oi nan
he euo be n hereby suiholei 70 SOunp' P atpt
Il law. Jnued States within the Tsrry aforesaid in
any isi in the ssatc Of Missouri" .
Mir Anderson objected to Ibis bill being read thrd
fine before reference TO Committee. lie pointed
ont several omissions which rende cd II imperative
The bill was referred TO Special COMMITTEE OF three
Mr.. Marshall AMI gave notice OF MS Intention
at ONE future day to rodUcc three bulls
l. Declaring Big Blue River, in Kansas Territory
a public highway, and prohibiting all distractions by
dams OF bridges.
III. REoUmING CITIZENS migrating FROM MAssA
cHusETTs or other Northe n States which have an-
nu led or may nullfy the laws of the United states, on
ENTERING Kansas, TO TAKE AS OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
TO SUPPORT THE CoNsTuUTON And Laws OF THE
UNITED STATES AND THE LAWS OF THIS TERRITORY
III Authorizing the collection OF poll tax on all
residents in the Territory.
T,ere is no doub that the bill requiring the New,
England emigranis TO take an oatn OF ansi"n'o WIN
mass mem con-. as soon II II introduced %.
Dr Tibbs introduced the following resolution Oh IN
s,r,,c,ion 10 tie power behind the Legislature. We
hoIe il will be attended to;
Resolved, &c That any Reporter OF any news
paper who has been grained tue privilege oil reporting
Tie proceedii g of this House, SHALL coNfNh HIM
sEIY STRICTLY TO A REPORT OF our proceedings II
BUSINESS ONLY, and shall not be allowed 10 ifauuoo
aud Witty It's members, las has been doae oy sumo
newspaper Reporters heretofore and such Reporter
TINS offending shall be Immediately the'euPoh ca
PEELED the lobby .,-.;.u 10 Ala NOT
go he said hoe much hi action IN ms bo1y vas
c,ii.cd. he would rather be abused than MOI, pro-
vio,d that such remarks did not degenerate 'n'o i
sonahties. He offered as an am, h.'l'n' ,,s- VII,
., Re- we'd Ne That any ReyoreT oi sHy ns~'Pa,5 49,
b been OF n a, be- grated tie grvsse o. reP1ias ,s VI
,t, II. rncub,Is; a'd sch Reporter lA4s '"'N'"s ~
utciaiey ht r. uIon cNfeA'"- q. .,.. ;,, o,suo1 nro
A IN al deal Of ulimporIani ais'us''oN e'S"o'' f''
M S' S,rncfeuow said he did not see The necessity
c eler he substitute the original Te'ou..ou- !.
was competent for the Legislature 10 ,"i" o. -
on other persOn out, WHO HhsIep $50. - r. bs
- -, ,ib6ed It's members More thaa 'u'', uo
1t,lt nat most of the members OF TINS hoase "e'o
ucyfly able to take care Of themselves. lie gJ ~
Guided by expressing his hope that the mater "0u''
allowed 10 take It's natural course. ,.;re, any
NJ, McMcekiu moved that if any reporter Vu.y a.!
member of me House. the member vned oe au'I NJ
led ,no expected TO thrash him lLaus h'ol'l '''
Sneaker decided il out OF order. ., .,.,l,.
A vote was taken substitute lost-or 'n'i ''''''
ton laid over. ,.s .,,oint-
IbWe WAS rich debate the proprety oil apfH.niT
inc a Chaplain The motion 10 appoint Que t.cs H !,
TIE Rev John Thompson Peery, OF the heluo1i''
Nh J. Blair gave notice of his intention TO niIoduoe
bill establishing Territorial roads from the west oanA