The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

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VIC. Johnson. Warden Of Prison, Hal
AIRY to June 8, 1864. 100 no
!. Van Etten, Adjt General, Salary 10
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Ali OF which were audited aud allowed pre-
yious 10 the 2sth Of May; the date on which
entered upon the duties u the office.
Respectfully yours,
W. =. Dus.As,
state Auditor
Also the following address 10 the Chief
Clerk Of the House
A. 7. CnASDI.iS, Esq.
biR,-- Your communication asking certain
information has been duly received.
find ON referring 10 the books in his
Office, that there have becn warrants drawn
by the Auditor since The first Of January
last, and paid out Of the State fund appro-
priuted by the Legislature, on March 20,
- for the various purposer. and in amounts
following, towit.
Respectfully, ALBERT ARMSTRONG,
NtiVN VI tOLte wv W.
IT. Paul. june 10, 1858.
On motion OF Mr.. Keith. the above com
munica,ions were made thc special order for
"Wednesday next.
Charles l.. Chase, Acting Governor 81 ,0iLGG
/. Emmett, Attorney General. ...,.. ts6,l2
Julius Gsorgh Auditor. ....,.,,.... tI,l5
Gso. W. Armstrong, Treasurer. 10000
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. STARkEY
Rssoirfd, That the people vi a Territory pos
sess both tho right and the power to regulate
their own internal affairs In their own way sub.
ject only to the Constitution Of the United
States, aud that We disapprove Of any and eve
ry attempt ON the part Of the General Govcru'
mcnt 10 violate or Infringe directly OF indirectly
this cardinal principle OF Democratic liberty.
Rssoirsd, That the Government to he Just
and legitimate, under our Republican system,
must rest upon the free consent Of the people
governed. and that, in our opinion. the attempt
ofths Administration TO impose the leeompton
Constitution upon the peopi' Vi kannas.against
their consent, was an infringement Of this prtn
eipls Of free Republican government.
Mr.. LOCK r. moved that the resolutions
be laid on the table, upon which motion
Mr.. STAlikkY'callcd for the yeas ard
rays. which we're ordered and the result Of
tho vote was yeas - nays ~, as follows
YEAs- Messrs. Atkinson. Buffers, Carpenter,
Chase. Crntienden, brcow, Eames, kibct,
kinghorn, Kingsley, lie blond, Locke, Nun.
ply, Otis, Pierce, roehcf, Rohield. Robinson,
ku,an. stevens, Talbot, NJ. Thompson, futile,
Young and Nj. speaker.
NAYS Me,sis Bacon Balcombe, Bartlett,
Beatcc, Bray. burgess, Campbell, thowcn Pos.
ter. Caskill. Gibson, Graham, Grover. Hanson,
liinkley, \. u. johnson, smith johnson, Keith,
Iibbey, Lord, Lyle, Mackniirc, MGrorty.
Parker rsckhAm Petite, Powers, Randall,
scohcld, Simpson, Sheetk, 's,atkcy, Taitcrsall.
7. A. Thompson. Wakefield. Way, Wilson.
SO the House refused TO lay the resolu.
ton on the table.
The question recurring upon the adoption
Of the resolution.
Mr. GROVER called Tor division OF
the question.
Mr.. EAMfS moved call al The House
which Was ordered.
Mr.. SHEET MOVED tha, further pro.
crdings under the call he dispensed with,
uroa which
Mr.. PIERCE called for the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and the result OF
the vote was-ycas u, nays "a. Carried.
The question again REQUIRED upon the
adoption Of the resolutions.
D. Mr.. PIERCE moved the resolutions be
indefinitely postponed and called for the
yeas and nays, which were ordered, and the
result Of the vote wa.--ycas &c, nays 10.
lost
Mr. PIERCE moved that the resolutions
b. made the special order Tor the SECOND
day Of December next upon which
Mr.. Ia BLOND called for the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and the result OF
the vote wss--yeas -, nays 40. Lost.
Mr.. La BLOND moved that the House
adjourn which motion was lo~'--yeaS IS,
nays Is.
Mr.. La BLOND moved call of the
House, which Was ordered and the roll Was
being called when
Mr. BALCOMBt moved tina, further
proceedings under the call Of the House he
dispensed with, upon which
Mr. CHASE called for the yeas and
nays.
The mc,icu Ircvsilcd- yeas 40 nays %.
Mr. CHASE moved that the resolution
be rricrrd to select committee of five.
Mr.. BALCOMBE moved the prc,ious
question.
Mr.. CRUTrENpEN moved tina, the
House adjourn. upon which
Mr. CRUTrENDENc called for the yeas
and nays. which were ordered; and the ~
suit Of the vote was yeas -, nays 3s.
SO the motion was los'.
The question recurrd upon or,i ring the
previous question.
M. CRCTrENDEN moved the motion
for the previous question To be laid 90 the
table. upon which he cacd Tor the yeas and
nays. which ~cr ordered and the insult of
the vote Vas, yeas -, nays 80