Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

Art. 80 the Committee on Ways and
Means.
AIT. lO-TO the Committee on Incorpora-
tons.
Art. ll-To the Committee on Towns and
Counties.
Art l2-To the Committee on the Militia.
Arts. 13, II and l5-TO Select Commit
tees.
THIRD READING.
TO amend the act incorporating the Little
Falls Manufacturing Company. Passed, ayes
As.
To authorize the Register of Deeds of
Freedom County to copy from the records OF
Fillmore. Referred, ayes A.
An act for the protection of fish in Lake
Como. Passed, ayes AZ, nays 3.
To authorize school district No. 26, Hen
nepin county, to raise money for certain pur-
poses. Passed, ayes 40.
To establish the boundaries Of the County
of Mile Lac. Laid on the table.
To authorize the board of Supervisors of
Brown County to borrow money for the
erection of a bridge across the Cottonwood
river. Passed, ayes AZ, noes l.
TO authorize the Register Of Deeds of
Olmstead County to copy from the records
of Mower County. Passed, ayes AZ, nays l..
BILLS SIGNED.
Mr.. SIBlEy informed the House that he
had approved and signed the following:
An Act to incorporate the towns of Echota
and Marion.
An Act to amend the boundary line be-
tween Scott and Dakota counties.
TO authorize the Register of Deeds Of
Pine County to copy from the Records of
Chisago.
To establish the County of Wadena.
Mr.. S. returned to the House with his OBJ
iectiors a memorial to the Secretary of War
for the relief of Il. II. Jackson" If it had
been addressed to the President, it would
have received his approval, but in his opin-
ion it did not comport with the dignity of
sovereign State to memoraiZe subordinate
officer of the Federal Government.
An Act in relation to the towns of Mir in
ger, Louisville, Glencoe and Young America.
To incorporate the town of Kasota.
To authorize the construction of bridge
across Crow River.
To confirm the alteration of the survey
ard plat of the town of Belle Plain.
Joint resolution relative to obtaining ap-
preparations from COanicss.
REPORTER WARNED.
Mr. STARkEY rose to question of priv
ilege. He alluded to the published report Of
the proceedings of the House of yesterday
in this mornings Minnesotian. He read a
portion ofthe report referred to i. e, that part
under the head of "bills signed" and thought
that the manner in which the Executive was
treated, was to say the least, dislespectful to
the House, and he hoped there would be no
more of it.
Mr.. TEFFT felt aggrieved at the report as
it appeared in the Minnesotian, and as a Re-
publican must enter his protest against such
course on the part of the Reporter of that
paper lie hoped this would be a hint to
that person, to discontinue that style of re-
porting. He cared not what illusions were
made in the editorial columns, even if they
were as "bitter as gall" the proceedings Of
the House, published as the proceedings of
the House, should not contain such things
Mr.. L. A. THOMPSON as Republican
protested against the course pursued by the
! WnneSOtidn in denouncing Mr.. SIBLEY.-
That individual was high-toned gentleman
and the Governor OF Minnesota, and for that
print to continue in the assertion that he was
in thc executive chair by fraud and forgery
was unfair and ought not to be countenanced
"Our Governor was gentleman of integri-
ty, good citizen, who filled the Executive
Chair with great dignity and had offered in
the most msgnanimous manner to submit the
question as to his right to hold the office OF
Governor to contest.
The House adjourned to Monday.