The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-14
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IN the different companies, they being name
as corporators, and concluded by giving .
II. Brown few -brotherly, Democrat
punches in the left side, Immediately unde
/ the fifth rib.
Mr.. Whitlock wished it understood tina
he intended to express himself freely.
lie did so, to the point, at times, and fire
quently wandering from any particular sub
Iject, and finally closed by stating that a re
ference to the statute books would decid
his conduct in this question. ~.
Ihe question then being on the adoption
OF the amendment, it was adopted by vot,
of ayes 20, nays Ii.
| Mr.. Baasen moved suspension of the
rules so as to permit the bill to be put upor
its passage now. (Two-thirds being requir
ed to suspend the rules, the motion was
iost)
message was received from the G. YER
nor, informing the House that he had affix-
ed iIis signature to certain bills.
Mr.. Baasen moved that the vote by which
the House refused to order the bill to incor-
porate the town of Glen Carrie, be now re-
considered.
The question being raised the Speaker de-
rclared the motion in order.
Mr. Foster appealed from the decision of
the Chair, and vote being had, the decision
OF the chair was sustained by a vote of ayes
II, nays Is.
Numerous motions were then made and lost,
alter which the House refused to sustain the
previous question on the reconsideration.
Mr.. Gere offered a resolution that the
thanks of this House be rendered to the
Speaker, j. W. Furber, for1the able and dig
nified manner in which he has presided over
the deliberations of this body. Unanimous
ly adopted.
MIR. Foster offered resolution that Com
mittee of two be appointed. to act in con.
Junction with 81 :'har Committee from the
Council; to wait upon his Excellency, and
Inform him that the two Houses were now
ready to adjourn. Adopted, and Messrs.
Berry and Foster appointed said Committee.
On motion of j. r. Brown, Committee
OF two were appointed to wait upon the
Council and inform that body that the II use
was prepared to adjourn sine die. Adopted.
and Messrs. Brown and Stannard appointed.
The Committee soon after reported that thew
had performed thrir duty, and had been in
:ormed that no communication would be re-
ceived from the House.
Mr.. Murray offered resolution returning
the thanks of the House to the Governor
Messenger, and Fireman
for the able and impartial manner in which
they had discharged their duties.
Mr. King offered a substitute returning
the thanks Of the House to H. L. Edwards.
Esq, the Chief Clerk Which was unani-
mously adopted.
Mr.. Whitlock introduced resolution re-
turning thanks to Governor German for the
faithful discharge of his respective duties
Mr.. Brown moved to amend bv inserting
respectful instead of respective.
MT. Murray moved to amend by adding
Tor the able manner in which he has traded
IN ST. Peter stock. Withdrawn.
Mr.. Stannard offered resolution return
ing thanks to Mr.. Whitlock, from Jefferson
county, for his numerous displays Of ora
tory.
MIR. Whitlock hoped that the gentleman
would suffer the resolution to &C to the table
without remark.
Alter transacting some further un;mport-
ant business call of the House was ordered.
1t was moved to dispense with further
under the call, and the motion
was lost.
The House then remained under call until
final adjournment. which event occurred
1T twelve o'clock.