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

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Mr.. Byers gave notice Of bill defining
boundaries Of Douglas county and locate
county seat; also one pertaining to same
from Eikhorn county.
Mr.. Hail gave notice Of bill incorpor-
utipg Nebraska Cry.
TIr. Decker offered a resolution, oalhag
upon the CON. on Indian Affairs, to report
boundaries of counties, sc.
Some discussion by Decker and Pop
pleton. Decker called 10 order by the
chair Dafker appeals, proves he is right
and eoes sel.
b1r. isfp.eson moved the capitol qnes-
ticH be taken from Che table. Ia ayes, ii
noes.
On motion, Mr. Decker, addressed the
House at length and in a fearless manner,
occasionally interrupted by the Speaker
Reviewed tne past andtook strong grounds
for the South Of the Platte.
Mr.. Latham followed---pitchod into the
members from Pierce - vindicated his
course, and left ihe floor.
Motionito adjourn, lost.
The previous question put, and the final
vote on iie passage Of the Capitol bill, To-
eating it Of Omaha City, passed. l6ayes,
8 noes. Much interest manifested.--
House took recess until half-past 2.
In the afternoon the House merely or
ganized, had little fun and adjourned
until Monday at II o'clock.
MONDAY, Jan. %.
MoREINe SESSION.
Council-Procecdings Of Saturday read.
Clerk fron the House announced that bull
locating Capitol at Omaha City, had pas
sed that body.
The biz was taken up by the Council,
Mr. Richardson moved that bill be read
second time, done SO.
Mr. Mitchell moved that Omaha City
be struck out and Plattsmouth inserted.
Mr. Richardson moved that it be refer
red TO Colnmiue OF the Whole, and fur
ther consideration postponed until Wed,
uesdHy, carried, ,ges,,
A Pfeamble and Joint Resolution rel
alive e Homestead Law, was takennp,
read thirF lime and passed. a
Standing Committee on Military ahsirs
reported. They recommend the equip
ment Of TWO companies of volunteers, one
stationed mouth Of Running Water, the
other at Nebraska City.
Report accepted
Nothing further of Importance done.
Council adjourned till ten o'clock to
morrow.
MoRNING SESSION.
House met pursuant to last Friday I
adjournment.
Mr.. Robertson gave notice that on TO.
morrow or some future day, he would in
iroduce a bill authorizing r. Iazard t
keep Ferry at Bhckbird. v55 rasa
Mr.. Byers gave notice Of bill for
road from Omaha 10 Daeotah. a
Mr.. RichaTdson--An act defining Ill
boundaries Of Dodge county, 20 mile
West Of Bslleyiew, on Platte; passed t
second reading. ls.r
Mr.. Byers offered Resolution that pos
tage OF members be taken out Of contin
gent fund; l1id on table.
Mr.. PoppIeton moved that members b
allowed 10 copies of each paper in Ter
ritory, and 8 Of neighboring papers all
one copy Of Congressional Globe.
House file No. b, for Ferry at mouu
Vernon, was referred to appropriate com
miitee.
Resolution declaring A. j Poppleto
entitled 10 lis seat be taken fro.a the tabl,
a question Of interest to Mr.. Decatu
arose, il was moved to refer il 10 commit
tee on Privileges and Election; questio
lost and Resolution adopted.
Mr.. Poppleton moved TO take M
Deckcr's resolutions in regard to electio
returns, &c., and postpone further consil
Grafton of it until Wednesday; carried.
Nj. Latham moved TO take his Resolu
lion from the table, concerning briber
I and corruption.
Messrs. Thompson, Robertson an
Latham, each took a tuIG at Mr.. Lati
ans motion; and il Was finally taken fre
the table. Mr.. Latham then moved in
peculiar style, that The House go into
Committe of the Whole. Mr.. Latham
resolution was adopted, and House a,
ourned I'LL ten ,}olock tomorrow.
TUESDAY, Jan. 80.
MORNING. SESSION.
Council--Proeeedings Of yesterd1
a read
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