Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

lhe bill denulng emot z@ie uieHt,s duu
prescribing the punishments thereof,
passed unanimously.
The bill enabling Plaintiff to recover
costs in suits of less amount than $50,
before courts of Common Pleas, was
read a third time. Pissed; ayes 80. nays
'l3.
The bill requiring County Auditors to
have the list of lands returned delin.
quent for taxes published in tho paper
having the largest circulation in their re.
spectiye counties. was passed by 81 ayes
to nays.
In tie HOUSE,, the following reports
FROM committees were read and concurred
in: t-----
BY ---. against allowing parties
in suits TO swear to their own book ac-
counts. ,Fats siass hEs 3GfHo
BY Lane. against dividing the school
funds according TO the number OF schol-
ais.
BY Grove, against abolishing the Of
flee Of Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.
In the SENATE, on the 2lst, the follow
ing reports were submitted from standing
committees:
The committee on the Organization Of
Courts reported The inexpediency of the
bill relative TO the jurisdiction of JUST
ces of the Peace. By the same. the in
expediency Of giving to Common Plees
Courts jurisdiction in suits amounting to
$4,000. &c. 2 8 = q 9 e. /
The joint resolution 10 abolish the du-
ty on sugar. passed ayes Al. noes @ .
Ia the HOUSE. the Speaker laid before
the House a communica ton from the
Treasurer of State. relative to the Swamp
Land Funds in whichhe states tina after
the taxes have been received. about one-
half Of the amount used by the State for
payment Of interest on public debt, can
be repaid. sss usf-ff ~ "a i-pa !,
| The following reports from committees
were concuTed in: el fgs,f) l8 .bfol la.s
| By LaIue. against reqvifing on in.
creased bond from the State Agent. ga.
By Clay pool, against any change CT the
law exempting $500 worth Of property
from execution. essafef ~ .fsit s
| BY Kerr, against increasing the juris
diction of Justices. ~ le bse
| By Williamson. against increasing .he
penalties upon mil!ers for not grinding
for such toll and in The turns directed BY
law feifsxsir2 ae ~ BE ,tosA =
By the same, bill 10 regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies. repoi ted back,
with an amendment substituting % pc.
cent. d. seaH ~ - rafglH5 10 .af4s.
In the senate, on The 22d most Of the
day wasspent in a.d:scussion onrules.--
Nothing else Of ary interest. was brought
upon the ia PAS. < i!ia2 - -
In the HOUSE. the following report:
| from committees were made: - isst =
BY Sherrod. to lay on the table a bill
for the re appraise menl Of real estate
concurred in. loastN ltiifZ -
By Bethel, sgainsi repedling the Law
for the re organization OF the militia
concurred in. sss - 1l.lt =
By Kerr. against the insxpedisncy o
ves,ing in the Governor appointmen
OF officers Of the Benevolent Institutions
concurred in. - =. -
! In the SENATE. on the 23l, there wa
quite an, interesting time, on the adop
: lion ofrules. After the adoption Of rul
"a, which is an addition TO the old Iulf
and which provides that it shall be Who'll
ly iocom petent for members of the Sen
when in joint convention with To
Hou,e Of representatives 10 tfansac
any other businessthsn that for which
was specially called 10 Transact. a ds
mand for the ayes and nays, was made
; which resulted--syes % 10 20 nays.
d Yarynn offered an additional rule j
|, place OF Rule Sixteen Of the last sesslo
! which was rejected, that no Senator shal
vote in any case where he is directly an
personally interested, or when he is no
I inside the bar when the question is pu
+ darlington proposed IN amendment
Murray de mandcd tho previous ques
|, ton. which was sustained. and which GU
! off Tarkington's amendment. ss.,ai -
Il The vote on the adoption stood--ayt
, IS. nays 5.
No quorum preseu:-tke Democrat
. Senator'S bolting. slaa ais.S 10 1pisis
A csll,of the Senate was demsnde,
S when as Senator'S answered to the
E names:
y This proceedings was enacted and r
q enacted, and most of the day consume
! in, this way, the Democrats declarir
n they would break quorum SO long I
y the Republicans pressed the matter.
!; is difficult 10 Perceive what great o.
: lection they can nave, as a party to tn
; rule. -,
? In the abstract. the rule seems to
d to be good enough one ;. and such o.
IS as decencyy and good manners would So!
2 ses. as proper and righI undes all ci
q cumstances. Such revolutionary act
= on the pa n Of the bogus democrats. f
: so slight a cause. viii not we hope, r
! csive the sanction Of shonest Democrat
' Such,scts. like young chickens. wilhcon
! back home 10 roost. How the bugus D,
mocracy will how when they are mad
n to feel the sweets Of their own prec
II dents. luo - s1oi4s fa1sss3 7di e, 6>ss
Il nInsshe HOUSE. resolution for the a
a mission OF Kansas a Sra free State WASH
!. tro5uced.. Some time spent. discussing
,e resolution to allow Indebtedness to
II sett of nom moneys on hand or O III
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