The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
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In the House, in the moruino. a motion
was made to rescind the resolution passed
| yesterday, allowing the Reporters Of the
Press in the House paper, pens. &c. The
mower thought ii WAS without precedent,
and an expense which the State should not
take upon itself. This fell like thunder
blow on the poor devils representing the
press. who upon the passage Of this motion,
would be compelled to expend during the
session probably the extent Of six bits or u
dollar in procuring stationery, which funds
might be more comfortably laid out in ci-
s.rs, cocktails, sc.
his Reporter would take the liberty OF
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suggesting that this pfinceiy generosity on
'he part OF Legislative bodies Is nes without
precedent II 10 eoamon sssss. and
where not formally given. IS always CRATE
'uiiy taken Tor granted by Reporters, who
heiP themselves IRON the desks OF member
TRENDS Freely but not exuavagantiy, for
'hey nave never been accustomed to extra
'aeanee OF any KIND. would suggest, that
The Reporters oil the Press are in manner
the agents OF the people. They are here
TO observe the proceedings. TO report them
osek 70 The people. and with their OVID in
dtsiduai comments II they choose proper to
make them. The constituents of members
are benefited BY all accommodations ex-
tended these Reporters, which may assist
them IN fully and correctly giving them in
/ formation a. to the proceedings of their ser
SAnts' Ahe 'aee OF shuobing these Report
efs' ana very lew IN numbers they are, -
simply aosurd. But the gallant Reporters
lad their friends, and the motion was put
down by q large majority shall now con-
s'der myseh welcome TO every sheet OF pa
per- wafer and pen full OF ink. which use 10
this house-and glory IN escaping the thrai-
dom OF ioasing my POCKETS With inkstsnds
ana CURES Of paper Tor the pubic accommo-
dation-
A motion was made 10 the House re.
9uesung the Governor TO furnish all CORES
Pondence with The Pres'dent of the United
States, on the subject OF protecting the
hea's oi c'u1ehs o. IOWA IN Aansas. Aiter
h'iie discussion the motion was lost.
Inc business OF Inc morning OF the House
was uniln pof'ah' amer the announcement Oh
me Standing Committees.
In the senate TINS morning, number OF
houees OF new niis we're offered The fol-
1 lowing resolution, BY Mr.. kukwood, of