The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09


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i, SsrssR. 50 Renaeoss vcra $50. vheo'shI
bodv - called q erdet ~ ~ Geerstary. VI
II read leffer from she VIZ Prr~a8enf etatins
that IL would not 81 abb u rtnrh Yashin ~
by she commeacesseas 81 ~ eesson.
o. moiion ~ M. Benismia sesolusicn ~
adopsed that the oath prescribed ~ ne COnsti
fulton be administered ~ NJ Bsi6is, ~ oldes'
\ methbef present. a -
Il Andrew Johnston Of Tenn, and Daniel CIArI
81 \. H.. nev nserabevv, took sl,eir rests, nd
chen proeeededoto ballot Tor President pro ten
Hon. Reni. ritx Pasrick Of Ala, vas chosen, and
/ retained thanks Tor the hoLor conferred upon
him.
The usual resolusiOns to inform the President
that she SaaaEs was organised and in readiness
for business was then adopted, and the Senate
vent into executive session. 5ssS
Il confirmed Geo. w. Bronson, editor Of the
Bedford (Pa.) Gazette, - Superintendent Of
\ Public Printing.
HorsE.-On call Of the roll At IL o'clock 222
members answered to their nsme., and quc-
~ House nroc eeded TO The election Of ! Spea-
kr. fe #asl
James =; Orr Of =. y, vas G nomlnaees y -.
gones o. Tenn, ana non; uaiusne orOw 2.
Tenn, ~ Mr. RANKS, Win .os ,o''or"s ns1.s
" 20; urow %; sca.'s.ns 20 - NJ. -
1s "a. s'ec.es- az ~ . Sauu.~''" = 80
The Cierk appointed Nesers. Stephens Of Ga.
and Ranks Of Mas. committee to conduct Mr.
Orr 70 the chair. The oath WAS administered
" II uiooinGs. " assuming ~ 80. y, -
pressed thAnkB Tor the honor conferred on MIN.
He said that ~ delicate and responsible duties
Of the chair would be comparatively light II be
should be 90 fortunate ~ 10 secure the cordial
cooperation Of the members in dispatching busi.
ness and upholding the dignity Of the House.
He promised TO administer the rules which may
BE- adopted with frmness and impartiality The
great business con6ded to them admonshed
them 10 cultivate patriotism % expansive as the |
confederation itself He cherished the hope
that business would be transacted to promote the
interest and happiness Of the entire people |
that the constitution would be maintained in its
integrity, and that their legislation would quick
en- the greatness and glory Of our common coun. |
try
The members we're then sworn, advancing BY
delegations for that purpose.
SENATE.-The Senate adjourned without
transacting any other business
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Utica, Dec. 5.
The weather here is not very cold. but ii ID
showing hard with an east wind blowing.
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road. &c. 1AsiA-
new i"rS, Dec. Q.
SuoEe ingranam denvereo TINS morning, IN
=, y, 'ne uenerai Term OF the CouFt OF common
reas, an OPINION adverse 20 50 much OF the
~ "arden Ac'' passed oy tne legislature
last spring, % attempted g confer on Board
~ "arueHs, appointed oy Inc governor ana
cargoes.
Judges Dsly and Brady concurred.
1t is now stated that no fight occurred at
Piermont, that no arms had been used and that |
the cannon story was entirely false. A dispatch |
to the railroad officers in this CITY. states that
every thing was quiet. and the new men were
going to work at reduced wages.
no 'uaeSi - o1aWioru' TUG Sculptor sook
Pa ~. Quay.
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."o 'TU"v~ns uoAe. vas noriaa'eu ,or
BE-, r raloany pean nica
Tsaas'r D. .a.n' '9sepn f,e n nocneser
G. Paige, Schenectady Russell Sage, Troy; J.
v. L. Pruyn, Albany; J. L. Schoolcraft, Al /
bany Nathaniel Thayer, Bos on Isaac Towns |
end, New York; J. d. Morse, New York j. Il. |
Seymour, Utica.
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Niiler hlMSeH was neiu on charge Of murder