Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-07-24

10 dtHeHu tnc hCVlSeu SJ IuteS Ill REFER
ence to the publication of notices. To be
engrOssed.
TO regulate corporations for manufactur-
ing, mechanical and other purposes. To a
select committee.
House then adjourned.
TUESDAY, JUNLY 20, -s5s.
SENATE.-Ihe Senate was called order
er, at the usual hour,-and roll called, quo
rum appearing. The Chaplain being absent.
PRAYER was dispensed with.
Roll called and Journal read.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. CAVE: Joint resolution,
"Resotyed, That the House concurring, the
Senate adjourn Oh Saturday tie oath inst,
Laid over under the rules.
REPORTS.
A bill to provide for the retaining CT
swamp and overfowcd lands, was reported
back by the committee to whom that part OF
the goca-nofs Message on this SUBJECT wa,
referred, and read twice and ordered prlnt-
ed.
Quite debate arose Oh the question,
Shall Mr.. ROLETTE be rcinstated on the
Committee of Enrolled Bills ?
The Chair said he had already re-appoint-
ed him on it at the request Of two or three
members.
Mr.. HODGES asked if the chair could
do this at the request of two or three mem-
bers?
The Chair then said that Mr.. II. would
stand renstatcd if 10 one made objection.
MIR. SMITH objected.
The question being put, was lost.
On motion of MIR. HODGES, the bills sub
mitted to the Governor were directed to he
returned.
THE CAPITOL REMOVAL BILL
Mr.. RlDPATH moved that tic report Of
the majority on the Capitol moving Bill be
now accepted.
a lengthy debate ensued on this.
The Chair decided the motion out of or.
DER
Mr.. BATES moved that the repor. he al
opted by the Senate.
Mr.. COWAN rose to point of order. to-.
wit: that it is not competent to accept "a re-
port from any committee unless the amend
ment proposed by any such committee shall
be read to show their conference with the
original, whenever the reading Of such amend
Mr. MCKUNE moved the previous ques-
ton on Mr.. Bates motion.
A call of the HOu-e was had. and further
proceedings suspended.
The previous question was seconded and
ordered.
The reading of the report was called for
and had.
Another lengthy debate on questions OF
| Of
an idea.
The reading of the original bill was called
| for.
must be read if called for.
An appeal was taken. The dscision Of the
Chair was not sustained.
Mr.. COWAN moved reconsideration o.
the vote. Ruled out of order.
To give any further idea of the proceed
ines is utterly impossible. More than tw'
hours were spent in raising points of order
motions for call, call ng ayes and nays, ap
peals and motions to adjourn, to lay motions
ON the table, &c.
Finally the main question was put, and re
suited yeas 81, nays I. SO the majority re
port was adopted.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.-The House net pursuant t.
adjournment ard was called to order by thu
| Speaker.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. POEHLER: Favorable to the pas
sage OF the bill amending the Charter of the
town of Henderson, with amendments.
| BY Mr.. BACON Favorable to the tas
sage of the bill for the establishment of the
Minnesota Institution for the education O
the Deaf and Dumb, with amendments.
BY Mr.. PARK Il (: Favorable to the pas
sage of the bill for the location of States
! Prison at Winona, with amendments.
BY Mr.. OTIS : From the COMMITTEE OF
Judiciary to the passage of the
bill regulating disposition Of real estate upol
mortgage. Laid upon the table.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. SIMPSON,: To amend the CharteI
of the City of Saltwater.
BY Mr.. ATKINSON : To authorize tho
licensing of private bankers, stock exchange
and bill brokers.
BY Mr. POWERS: To amend chapter l;
of the Session laws of 1857.
BY Mr.. TEFFT: TO incorporate the time
of Minnesota.
~ Mr.. SIEETZ TO prescribe the towr
or holding courts in the fifth Judicial Dis
riot.
By Mr.. BEARCE TO authorize the City
of Winona to borrow money.
SECOND READING.
House bills: TO prescribe the time for tho
redemption under foreclosure of Mortga
gcs.
TO discontinue certain Territorial road.
70 amend section 8 of chaptsr A, Of the
Session Laws of the extra session of 1857
TO authorize the Board of Education Of the
CITY of st. Paul to Issue bonds for certain
| purposes.
To provide for the publication of the gene.
raj statute of each session of the Legisla-
turc.
THIRD READING.
To regulate the estrays and articles adrift
Passed.
Joint Resolution relative to the promotion
OF Lieut.. Maury. Passed.
To establish the county Of Mile Lac, and
establish its boundaries. Passed
HOMESTEAD BILL.
| The House had under consideration the re
port Of the Joint Committee of conference on
the disagrecing votes of the two Houses on
Tue lIoiIlcS'cdu Diil WHICH ItaSseu last WlllteT
That committee recommended that the House
rccedcs from a portion of their amendments
which was not concurred in by the House or
one or two of the amendments. The bill
may therefore be considered as lost.
| The House then adjourned.
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1858.
UOUSE-The House was called to order
pursuant to adjournmen by the Speaker.
! BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. STEVENS: Memorial to Con
gress for an appropriation o! lands to each o
the States for the presentation Of the histo
rical records Of the several States.
Rv Mr. DECOW tn incornorate fh,