The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-08


nays, which were ordered and the result, OF
the vote was, yeas &c. nays %, as follows
YEAs-hessrs. Atkinson, Bacon, Chase, DO.
cow, Foster, Frost, Fladeland, Gaskill, Grover,
Hanson, I. Il. johnson, KILLER, Kingdom, 10
blond. Locke, McGrorty, Petite, Powers, Ran.
dali, Sheets, starkey. fat.crall. Ten, futile,
NAys--Messrs. Bu,,sra, Campbell. Choweu,
Campbell, Cruttrnden. Demmon, Eamcs Hink.
ley, Heyd. Keith, llbbey, Masters, OTIS. Par.
Nor, Pcckham, Pierce. Raach, Robinson. Simp,
son, stevens. Talbot, N. Thompson. Townsend,
Ner,rcss, Watroas, Way.
So the revolution was adopted
FRpAv, July ?, 1858.
HOUSE.
House met pursuant 10 adjournment. and
WAS called Ia order by the Chief Clerk.
Tho Speaker being absent. Hon. JAMS
H. WAKEFIELD was called to the Chair.
Tho Clerk proceodcd 10 read the Journal
Of yesterday, when
On motion Of Mr.. ROBINSON. further
reading Of the Journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. SHEETZ moved that the vote where
by the resolution a. amended. offered by Mr..
SrAakwy. WINS adopted, DO rcconsidercd;
upon which motion
Mr.. EAMES called for the yeas and
nays, which werc ordered and tho result Of
the vote was yeas &c, nays IL;
So the motion was adopted.
Mr.. SHEErZ moved that the vote
whereby the resolution offered by Mr.. Gas
KILL was adopted. DO rcconsidered.
Mr.. TEFFT moved that the motion DO
laid on the table. Lost.
The question recurring upon the adoption
Of the motion Of Mr. SmErrx,
Mr.. rob- NSON called Tor the yeas and
Maya, which were ordered and tho result. Of
tho vote was, yeas 20. nays 20.
The resolution was then laid on the table.
Mr.. OTIS offered the following rcsoIu.
tion
Ilcsolvcd, That tho Attorney General 10
hereby required at the earliest day practicable.
t. procure the opinion NJ the supreme Court Of
tho State ~ 10 the constitutional right OF Nom.
bera Of this Legislature 10 per diem, during the
recess from March "a 10 June =, and 10 report
such opinion 10 this House.
Mr.. TEFFT moved that the resolution
bc indefinitely postponed, which was agreed
to-
Mr.. PIERCE offered the following rso-
luton
Resolved. When the house adjourn, Il ad-
Journ un,l TUESDAY morning next NJ ~
O'clock, ~, a.;
Mr.. CiiASE movu ina! "a" reSo'"''on
he indefinitely postponed. adopted.
The question recurring upon inc adoption
OF ,ne resolution
mr. OhASh cane" 'of tne yeas and nays
wh'oh were oruefed ana ,a result o' 'ne
vote was yeas JO, ana nays 3D..
Mr.. IEFFI oner" the following rso
n''on
Whereas, The Hense OF this House has been
ioliy expressed upon .he question 0, msmSsrs
,ss a,,' ~ Marrh n",,I ,hs m " Jsns, ,hs,foys
Resolved, That this subject should sleep tho
long sleep 81 death, aud he who would have
,he snaaeny 70 e'a'm hlS nonsu'"uosai rights
S'.a,sr the silent dead shall be- branded As =
ieIon, aud his sulosy published ons year In the
Tunes Of this city.
Mr. fIEhCE moved that The resolution
be- laid on the table.
Agren 70, 49,,
Mr. oIIS pfc~cnud Inc MI OF = Luna
Tor the translation oi Tue I'VE million loan
bull and tho dovernors Inaugural Address
The blil was referred 10 the COMMITTEE on
Supplies and Expenditures
Mr. BARTLETT moved that The House
adjourn.
u. y. No: 3'9, an act relating 70 The col.
lection Of deb's READ ,,e second time, ana
on motion o' DIR isobiNSoN' was ia'd
on the table.
Ihs resolution rolating 10 adJournment,
inir"nccd ny .. Is. johnson. wss taken up
ana read the sccoih time. an1
Upon motion 0i Mr.. KEITH, the Honse
resolved itself into Committee Of the Who 10
IA consider The resolution.
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