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4. accesdance with the prcelsmas'"" %
the Governor, for . special session. W.
m.mh,ys II the Houss and senate eo"v~n@d
=, this MACE To- day. The hosse was caves
10 order by Mr.. Nourse, Chief Cssrx, ~
O'Clock, r. M.
A motion to declare Mr. Noa'e,o Clay
ton. Speaker or the House unanimously,
s.,,i, g, Mr.. Broussn. OF Dssua"s, was eho'
sen Speaker PRO tea.
On motion # M. Samnels, OF Dsonq"e,
Charles q. Mousse, Of Van Buren,, was
elected Chief Clerk, pro ten.
+ On motion u Mr.. Williaas, OF Mahasks,
committee Of three On credentials was sp-
pointed, consisting OF Williams. Co'se and
S,muels.
Mr.. Samuels, - . N smbes II said COM
m,tce, desired ID raise question - to the
eligibility Of estain members Of the last
legislature, under Art. 3. Sec. e, Of the
Contribution Of Iswa who, sisce the last
regular session, had received eifices undef-
the United 81 aies.-
Mr.. T. lie ihonght there would be no din
cul.yas 10 their eligibility.
| Cor,u,iitre on credentials reported shaa
J. Scott l. lehman was duly elected 70 fill
vac ancy in Nfnsea,ine County, caused BY
\ no~.so DIT ehard
The following named persons were also
dsly elected from the County Of Lee, ~ fill
vaeanciss, to-wt:
ST. Bird, 70 supply the vacancy oeea-
stoned BY the death Of Josiah Tsinkle.
W.. =. Lynch: in place Of Horace Dewey,
removed.
John r. Hamilton, in place Of W. Da-
mon, deceased.
| J. NJ. Anderson, in place Of 8. Boyles,
resigned.
A recitation was adopted declaring them
members Of the House.
A question Of whose eligibility was rails
ell, under Art. :, Sec. %, of the Constitu-
ton, was offered by the committee and
adopted.
The report of the committee was then re-
eeived. On motion, adopted, and Messrs
R.chmsn, Bird, Lynch, Hamilton and An
derson were sworn in as members Of the
Assembly Of the State IL Iowa.
A resolution, declaring M. Noble Spca'
ker, under Art. 1, Sec. 10, OF Constitution
was after some discussion, withdrawn.
On motion, Mr.. Noble. of Clayton, wa.
unanimously electsd speaker, OF the House
A committee, from the Senate, infosmtt
the House, Of its permanent organization
and readiness for business
Messrs. Writers ana Newsom, conduct
ed the Speaker to the chair, who in few
,ppropr,ate remarks thanked the House for
the renewal Of their expressions OF regart
and Kindness.
On motion the following persons wer'
declared unanimously elected.
Charles c. Nourse, Chief Clerk.
A. r. Fulton, Assistant 3"
Silas Foster Seargent at avms.
- Ayleswor'h, Door keepe..
n. b. Ccchran,C. II. Wood, and jaime
Hawkins, Messengers.
A resolution was adopted, instructinl
the Clerk to make contract with the Pos
Master Of Iowa City, as regards the post
age Of themembers Of the House.
Mr.. Neal moved, that committee o
three be appointed TO inform the Senate o
the permanent organization Of the House
which after some discussion was adopted
The committee consists OF Messrs. Neal
Tracy AMI Dorland.
On motion Of Mr. Tracy, Of Dcs Moine,
committee Of three, was appoiatcd to &C
in conjunction with like committee, fror
the Senate to inform the Governor Of tn
organization Of the Legislature.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed 4
furnish eacn member with twenty five sue
papers, IS each may designate. After con
siderable discussion and amendments. it wa
adopted.
The House then adjourned until to nor
row morning at 2 O'Clock. H. H. F,
Nh BUCHANAN 10 known. He hes an
tecedents a. public man, and these an
tsoedsnts, We cordially concede, Gro il
the main highly creditable to him. Per
haps no gentleman whom q Democratic
Convention could have nominated, com
mands moro respect from the country
At large, than James Buchanan, OF Penn
sylvania. Personally he 10 entitled q
and will command respect.
We express our sincere gratifcatio,
that our political opponents have mad
90 honorable nomination.
We copy the following from the New
York Herald, Fremont paper:
, MoRE FoLLy.-All around we hear o
ratification meetings Of the republics, ., re
: joicings, &C., in honor Of Fremont. In tn
course Of the next month il looks as thoug
hundred thousand dollars would be spen
in gunpowder and fummery. As thing
look now, Mr.. Buchanan will walk owe
; the course. II the Republicans and Amer
leans can be awakened to sense Of thei
forlorr condition and ridiculous chances
let them unite for grand movement; 9th
: erwise the game is lost, and the less pow
| der they burn, and the less noise thsy
!. make, the better it will be.