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

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By Mr. Jentins-A bill e pronots nsdi'
By Mr.. iGri1pellL A Joint resolution ii
Tsssssd TEA e shs keeping md d'sribdtion q
ByMr. FoststAA bili ID regard 70 III,
redemption of lands sold under ,forscloauft
Of moftgage. 81 essaF ps1El q :, =.
b MI. Wilson A bill providing Tor the
acknowledgment and recorrding Of deeds Ii
certain cases, and rendering valid the ac-
knowledgment Of deeds IND instrutnsnti oi
writi6g. % s fzassFi g '71.7
29i aHvrsror or Laws. 'ii.ss'ts
Mr.. frimbie, from msjosity Of Judiciary
COMMITTEES, 70 whom was referred the bill ID
regard TO the appointment Of Q commission
to reviss the laws of, and report . complete
Code for the State Of Iowa, reported sub
stitute therefor, and presented the names Of
s. +: Miller, N. I. Booker and William
Smith. s'ssS5s % sHH s853sisisg@s tzaas L
Mr.. Loughridge, from the minority 81
Judiciary committee, reported in favor of !
committees 70 make : partial revision 81 ne
Code and Laws, which shall be prepared for
the action Of the present general Assembly.
Mr.. Kirkwood expressed himself anxious
to know the reasons. which the committee
have for Introducing these bills. .aH
Mr.. Trimbie remarked that it was inpos-
sible for committee 70 codify the laws Of
ths State, whilst the Legislsture was ID ses-
sion, and laws were being constantly enact-
ed. He urged the action of the commission
during vacation Of the Legislature a. 4
matter Of economy, - II would require at
least six months session to do what three
men can do better in perhaps one-half the
time. ~ % H
Mr.. Thompson was pleased that for once
he could agree with his friend from Davis.
He would prefer to leave tho formation Of
laws to the Judiciary committee, rather
than to the hasty Legislation necessary, if the
legislature undertakes the task Of revision.
Mr.. Loughridge thought that the people
did not expect OF want a material change in
our Code Of Laws-that . commission act
inp during the session OF the I,ep;slnturc.
would su6serve eyery purpose. The people
sent us here TO make laws for them vhere
new laws were necesssry.I and not to dele
pate our duties to otbers: He vould NOT
snbmit the interests Of Ma ecnst;tnenta "a !
commission Of that kind--he claimed "a
exercise his own Judgment on laws which
mipht be esteemei beat nt]anted "a the want.
Of Ria constituents. II b7'-1a 4 H.
Mr.. Grinnell took the pos;t;on TINT the
annoihtment Of a comm;s.ino tn. cod;fv ths
laws. would mot entail anv more .lev;slst;on
than would be found nece..sry. A. Ia he
lieved for other reosons thac aet;on unon
the report Of the Communication. 4 seasion 81
the Lepislature vould he nece,ssrv scme
time next fall. aIsf'"s- sa,s - 1.ES1-' is,s'G.
M. wilson sa;d the o,e..;or4 ,x,. hx
that mode can -. oht.;r : ga. ~ i. =.
that wonld Nest bo,r,cr;,. th.on~ho,,,s : a
commission of tvo ~ three ne,sons ~ mo,a
comnetent tn form ,uch . sv.tar, th.n
s;x months ses.;on of the s;.l.tnre cor,d
accomnl;,h. He tboueht -;tf IN. rsntl..
man from pov.eb;aL th.t !. fall s..s;a, -
tho leo;sI,tnre vould he nassss.,v - o -, otS +
or nnrnoses than 10 rsy;e,v the Cc,, ,r;..;or.
ar,f repo,t VIII th.t ~.ntis,, -, ~. .,.o
thoupht that Il v.. . .er;cu. -; ,t.i. n ths,
Constitution mot .prov;dinp for annual in
stead of biennial sessions. and th.t soone,
or later the people vould demand ANIMAL
ses.;on. Of ths Y,es;.lnsurs. ''' $50 ' '
M, Rsnt;r Al ~ that he had .,.,x .o,s.
dcnce in trrst;nc IN. form,t;on of !. Gods
to q comm;,.;on. ~ Thev could nerform TINT
duty better hecsn.e thsv coSl6 t.Is .i,nnrs ,,.s
time for dcl;beration than members ,of thc
Legislature were now prepared to deyote to
r.. In reo.rd 10 the econnn,v of tho r,.tter
he had made no cnlcnlat; ion. 'hrt e ~. ev,r,
.e,,;on Of the Iev;.latnrs N = =, mon the
renort. ,does MT enta;I I cres,sr e,non.. n
the neonle. he thoncht tho nconIe voni6
Justify that expenditure. rather than We
should present to them an IN .d;cested coda-
Mr.. McPherson Z. considered the matter
very impoytant and that Il was GENERALLY
conceded that such commis,;on Il necessa.
~ to revise the laws and yeport Ia an Adj
iooyn al sesa;on. N Il m. des;cnef1 n h,vc
an extra sess;on. he Vas not nrennred "a In.
yor the apno;nt ment of n comm iss;on N act
during the recess. Another .v.tem vould
arise. If An adjourned aessiop. whether NAV
was to be given members for the reces. and
the Allowance Of m;leape. tssszr3 sd s ess53
THE gentlemen fayor;ne the comm;a.ior
and another session. pledged themselves 10
vote against the payinenf az nor diem ~
another mileage to member. 9rovino ont
of the adjournment \ t.Is - "a s1..s
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