Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
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Mr.-Cioad moved the addition Of two. more sii
members to the committee on railroads. Gar. a
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Mr. Holmes moved reconsideration q. the sai
rote on furnishing reporters Of the House with so
pens, DC. trs 5,aal0,g ssfst asfs4 4eW
Mr.. Perry thought it As good IN appropriation
,f money, as great many others made by the
House. t'a'ta5 = 's'.s5't i%ss+aA
Nj. Holmes responded that he thought theyiao
hought the thing unprecedented and he could 4a
lot approve Iit--it was without authority. - g.
Mr. Barker did not vote for It but was now
opposed TO reconsideration - a'3 @Esh = fsa4
, Mr. Hardie, (who offered the resolution yes.sa.'t
erday) wished to afford the best facilities to re- m
'0rters that the citizens at large might have the
earlier than the members could send ~
papers to their constituents. He called for the s
'eas and nays. ssf*He WA ~ EFsyS ,sfGsit zfsdl
. MrgSullivan asked the cost of stationery.---sa,
0 pay reporters for the accommodations Of the ~
Iouse. We wish the proceedings to 60 to ourii'Sh
constituents And it looks penny wise and
,ound foolish to rescind this resolution. The
'eople have o right to know what we are doing
ere. in the best form possible. stsz gs.,4f ,s,g5l
Mr.. Staunton would vote against the motion
o reconsider. - = " t'''7 - '''Sts'@
Nr. Barker said that by the same authority
hat the reporters had been allowed a seat in ~
he House, this further accommodation should "a,