The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09

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REHABILITATION.
For State purposes. ST., 261 IS
For Territorial purposes, .$l1 lis GO
sss,377 As
General La,os, 1s5S-"An Act making appro.
priations for the support of the State Gov.
ernment." Approved August IL, 1853.
This bill passed the Senate &c, nays
S (see Senate journal, p. 699), as follows:
YEAs--Messrs. Adams, Banfil, Bates Bailly,
Beman, Cave, Chase, Cowan, Cook, Day, Fol-
som, Hall, Hudson, Hull, Lindsey, Mixer, More.
land, Murphy, Phelps Reiner, Ridpath. Rich
ardson, Rolette, Skinner, Streeter and Van
Etten.
NAYs.Messrs. McKune, Norton, Smith, Som.
ers, and Watson.
Yeas-Democrats, 16; Republicans, 10,
Nays, Republicans s..
The same act passed the House (see
House journal, p. 1857 yeas 81, nays 9, as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Atkinson, Bacon, Bevaus.
Bray, Burgess, Buffers, Campbell, Chase, Crut-
tenden, Cummings, Davern, Decow, Demmon,
Eames, Foster, Frost, Fladeland, Gaskill, Glib.
son, Graham, Hanson, S. X. Johnson, Smith
Johnson, Keith, Kingdom, Kingsley, LIE Blond.
Libbey, Lord. Masters, Mackintire, Murphy,
O'Neill, Otis: Pierce, Poehler, Randall. Rauch,
Stevens, Tattersall, Talbot, M. Thompson, T,
A. Thompson, futile, Watrous and Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. ChOwen, Hinkley, Lyle, Peck.
ham, Powers, Sheetz, Tefft, Vertress and Way.
Yeas-Democrats, "a; Republicans, II.
Nays-Democrats, l; Republicans, 8.
This act made appropriations for State
purposes up to the close of the fiscal year,
viz: to the first day of January, 1860, as
follows
For State purposes. ...............$ l13, 200 90
" Territorial purposes .... 1909 90
sl2O,5O9 90
General La,cs. lS58-"An Act making certain
appropriations" Approved June 20, 1858.
This act passed the Senate (Senate jour-
nal, p. 1867 yeas "a, nays S, as follows:
YEAs--Messrs. Adams, Bailly, Beman, Cave,
Chase, Cook. Day, Dunwell, Hall, Hodges,
Hudson. Hull Mixer, Moreland Murphy, Phelps.
Ridpath, Richardson, Rolette, Skinner, Smith,
Streeter. Watson. and Mr.. President.
NAYs--Messrs. Folsom, McKune, Reiner, So.
mers, and Thomas.
Of the yeas there were Democrats Is,
Republicans 9. Of the nays, there were
Republicans 5.
The same act passed the House (see
House journal, p. 6e4) as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Atkinson, Bacon, Bevans,
Bray, Burgess, Buffers Carpenter, Cummings,
Dayern, Decow, Demmon, Games. Foster,
Frost, Gibson. Graham. Grover, Hanson, Hink-
ley, Heyd, S. R johnson, Smith johnson, Keith.
Kibler, Kingsley, LIE Blond, Libbey, Locke,
Lord. Mast RS, Mackintre, Otis, Parker, Petite.
Pierce. Poehler. Randall, Rauch, Rehfeld, Rob.
inson, Rutan. Scofield, Seeley, Simpson, Sheetz,
Starkey, Steven, M. Thompson, T. A. Thomp.
son, Townsend, futile. Way, Wilson, and
Young.
NAY-Mr. Chase.
Of the yeas there were Democrats, 80;
Republicans, %. Nays, Democrats, l.
This act makes the following appropria-
Gons:
For State purposes. ,22l 90
Territorial purposes.... 1920 90
Total. AL 90
General La,os, 1858, page 26l-"An act to pro-
vide for the establishment of State Normal
School," approved Aug. 2, 1858.
This act passed the Senate, SENATE
Journal, p. 622), yeas, 20; nays. none, as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Banfl, Bates, Cave, Chase,
Cook, Day, Folsom, Hodges, Hudson, Hull,
Jones, Lindsey, M'Kune, Mixer. Moreland,
Murphy. Phelps, Smith. Thomas and Watson.
Of the yeas there were Democrats, s;
Republicans, II. Nays, none.
The same bill passed the House, (see
House Journal, p. 922), yeas. 46; nays, 4, as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Atkinson, Balcombe, Bartlett,
Bevans, Bray, Burgess, Campbell, Chowen,
Davern, Demmon. Foster, Gaskill. Gibson,
Grover, Hanson, Hinkley, Smith johnson,
Keith, Kibler, Kingsley, Libbey, Lord, Mas.
tiers. Mackintire, Murphy, O'Neill, Parker,
Peckham, Petite, Pierce, Powers, Randall,
Rehfeld, Robinson, Rutan, Sco6eld, Seeley,
Simpson, Sheetz, Starkey, Stevens, Tattersall,