The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

SOME OF THE LAST DAYS PRocEEDIsGsl
We find the following report Of some Of the
last days legislative proceedings. in the Sac.
ramento Union
SPEAKER wHITEsIDEs
MIR. HoLLADAY--I have here a resolution /
complimentary to our worthy presiding ofi
Ger. | will read it:
Resoiced, That the thanks Of this House |
be rendered to the Honorable N L. WHITE |
SIDES, for the able, fair and impartial course |
pursued by him, as presiding oaicer of this |
Assembly. during the sessi n about to close |
hesofred, That the above resolution be
entered upon the journals Of this Assembly
Mr.. HoLLADAY said that, in Offering the
resolution, he would like to say one word.
do not present this as n matter of formahty.
present this resolution because it comes
with the best taste from the minority, aud
do it because it expresses the unanimous
sense of our delegation.
Mr.. GRAY, Of San Francisco Gnterrupting'
DO | understand the gentleman to say
that he speaks for the whole OF the San
Francisco delegation
Mr.. HOLIDAY (softly)-Except Captain
GRAY, [Laughter.l
Mr. GRAY-Yes. Well. I'll inform the
gentleman, that don't engage in the ousi-
ness Of toadying, myself, and don't wish
nybody to volunteer to do that dirty kind
Of work for mo. [Sensation
Mr.. HoLLADAY--I believe that Mr..
WHlrssiDEs has made a fair and worthy
presiding officer, and my recognition Of that
fact is embraced in that resolution.
The SPEAKER (Mr. SrAKEs(-Tbe ques.
ton i, upon the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. SHsRwtN lin his seat)--Well, you
don't find me voting for any such resolution.
II he was such an impartial mau, how came
he to rule as he did, on the reading of the
minority report on the Lecompton resolu-
tions;
The resolutions were adopted BY an al.
most unanimous vote
FERGUsoN.
BY Mr.. SAFFoRD-
Resoip'd That the Hon. Il. D. Ferguson,
member from Sacramento, be allowed three
months after the close OF this session, to gain
Information about, and to settle his un ler-
standing upon, matters that have puzs ed
him tor the last ten days aud that, during
that period, he be placed on short allow.
ance of Graham bread and Alligator Stakes,
in order to keep his temper coul.
Ruled out Of order.
SUNDAY Law.
Mr.. BALLoU introduced amendments 10
Sunday Law:
Sgc Ii. Upon that day rest shall be pro.
claimed to all the Sons of Man, and each
shall have their HOHiday. the Stout man
re+t from hi' feats of strength, the hunter
leave his Chase, tue Hat roam uncoutrol-
led, the crane sing undi,turbel his do!eful
song. the Baker leave his tray, the Carpen-
ter his saw and plane, the Coulter leave his
sod uncut, the Smiths their shops Of trade
n H., eli IN
the ripened Berry still unpluckeI. all rosy
red adorn the busO. aud the hJweripg Hcntt
and Banks, and mus. breathe Sorth earth's
layelicst incense 70 the King Of Amad1r -
Upun that day the Gr0om shall leave his
gallant Grdy ungroome1, the Briggs ride
safely IN their HIesHs, anl n prayer 20 up
g. protect the mariaer whose bark drifts on
a lee shore, and GrdHt him a safe deliver
auce the politician stick no STAKES rs land
marks for future greatness. SlOull the
Upton AMI SuHiuda in their champions hip
forget the law. the Marshall he!ciHm in
the act. the Young obtain approbAtion for
their Merritt or escape the birch anuthc r
day, the Good trin just applause, the Sab
bath Bel shall summon from Street, aud
| Ward the Tat man, aud blsy throng to the
house Of prayer; the Uuifcr U'dik up with
his offspring to the alter OF has choice, aud
y
pilgrimage, and Gregory the pious, pro
nounce him IF.Ner man, the JfVGeM
invite no Moore the curious eye on this day.
TO view its scenes Of blood. nor Tiom be
CdN ,ceH aud answer not Noses receive
again the law; the SOu!e receive its fill of
holy things, dropped from the Sh h.pards
| lips
SEc 10 Free Lunch--The frugal meal
that day shall be caid liam AMI Hart, AMI
Crane, Birch bnrk and Bd ter's bread; the
Berry from it, bush snI the cherry from
its tree add their luscious sweets Brown
Stout aud Burton ale, flowing free. shall
quench the thirst Of each of Adams sons
aud daughters.
Ruled cut of order.
After this aud some other business Of a
similarly important nature, Speaker White
sides valedietorized. Mr.. Briggs eulogired.
min" received the gift horse without look.
ing it in the mputh-the 'turnip"-ihen he
wept, stuck the repeater in his pocket, i'm.
me1iately after which the Assembly adjour.
ned sine die