The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-06

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Mr. Jenkins sintroduesd . bill for III, pro.
motion Of medical science, 10 regard TO the
disposition Of deceased psrsonS where bod.
ice may mot b clhinsa by friends or rels.
tiysG in certain ease6, and inposine penal
ties when bodies are given fos disssctior
contrary to the provisions OF the oct. Read
twice. g q Z -s4''ss' Sst e ss''s J
Mr.. Pattefson presented . tilf for thl
fesmatienn oe limited pArtnsyshipsss Rsad
twice and rsfsered to select comwittee ol
three, viz Msssrs. Thompson Neil and Pat
terson. - ~ q '.sss 'i3..s'sl 3
Mr.. Thompson presented abill for amend-
| inx eo1tiou l00 of the Code Of IoiWa., IN re-
gard to the publication Of deIinqnsnt taxss,
providing that the same - paid for out OF
the lands advertised. Read twice. adF
AxsxDxsxf or CONSTITUTION. a
Mr.. Neal intTodaosd albin for ansnding
section 4, article /, of the Constitution Of
Iowa, restricting persons allowed 10 testify.
Mr.. Thompson moved its rejection.
MIR. Neal supportsd his bill, and thoueht
the ansndment 70 that section Of the osnsti-
tuition merely made provision for striking
out q clause, which should not form part Of
the organic law Of the State. He was pre-
pared TO meet the vote ON the motion. nov
Is we'll % at any time. 4 - -. =
Thompson and jenkins, opposed any
change in the constitution. II the gentle
| men on the other side wished to bring the
matter Of tsstimonsy before our Courss BY
persons Of color, il was we'll 10 meet it now.
Thompson remarked that he would rather
vote to endoss the administration Of Nj.
buchanan than to strike out that clause Of
the constitution. 80 - faa ysSsf7 es.1
Several Senators, among them, Msssrs.
Davis, OF Clinton, and Cattell, although op-
posed to the bill, would vote against its rc-
Nj. Kirkwood and M. Bailey smoke in
opposition to the bill. The latter said he
did not agree with his political friends about
that mart of fha conatitntion in raoard II
evidence. ..,t',s ~ - :
On the rejection Of the bill, the vote was,
yeas 8, nays 26.y5 s i, 'l..s..,4 40, ,sy =
The bill was then read second time.-
On motion of Mr., Jenkins. the yeas and
nays were order On the suspeusicn Of the
rules to allow Il 20 be pl.eed on Il, anal pess.
age. go g,sa ,s.4s. {. !. -
The yeas were l8. pavs II: tvo.thirds
of the members not voting for the suspen-
sion, It vas lost. : sEstt f;r zsI saaI,sI IS
.Mr. Neal expressed a sreat desire to have
the proposed amendment placed before the
people as q sepcrate proposition. He vas
urgent the gentlemen on the Republican
side of the House shoold place their names
on the record. zgF4f,- - g., ,t,,s,, -,
s Mr.. Anderson said that the prine;ple which
the gentleman from Marion proposed was
thoroughly considered by the people when
the conststatioa in ell ito parts Was before
them for rejection or adoption. He did not
think that Senators ON the Republican side
Of the house we're disposed to dodge any
vote which the gentleman might desire to
have taken upon the question. he. for one.
was not. ''|.'' - 20
Mr.. Grinnell said that the people had set
tied this matter Of evidencs-it was not nee
e,sary to lcsislate on that which had becn 90
recently decided by them. He considered It
stale question-something that was worn
out long ago. sasts.' s's - s@tisS2st Ea'ssa
Mr.. Davis, of Polk, remarked that his
constituents sent HIM to the Senate with
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