Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

THE LEGIsLArUnR.
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Lei sl.tur> bnvenSd an ~ + TO-
a Nearly yssn membS snd Z rfow-
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The Senate was called to order st y, u. i
y the ex.o1ficio chairman, Lieut.. Gov. Hol-
,ombe, WHO appointed Mr.. oseasx Taylor,
member from n sshe XxIId district, tenhpofary
Secretary. -.
The Senatorial Districts were called IN nu
lg1eris! 9sd.r By y ohis eS shs stsle1'zs
shisfa .Iaassissu Eaanstt. tt.A2Psasaa iy.nslaassk.
Of the chair, and ths members we're sworn in / /
by fHtn, ,,a5thcy y'sppeafsA. --.iEs j
Neither Of the four Gentlemen claimingseats'
ffoa, the ninth District, We're sworn id S 9.
The roll was then called, a quorum found rs
present, aud the, Senate proceeded 70 elect
permanent officers, with the following re-
suit .o,.,ilt a sk1aa tsf31ssIl4s0g 81 .,-ss.x !.
For .Sscrstqry--A. p. Webber. .ao,9.,1s
= For, As't 500. P. IWhitcomb. Is svaa
For Enroli;ag Clerk Chancey Bsrber..i .ie
Il For Eegrqssiag Clerk Edwin v. Somers
u, Es~ Ssrgsaatat-A Axms -rl.eyi ,Nutting 80
,Esr Esssass FIRED. a. Hausner. --il 81 g
The President appointed IS Messengers
Masters Mike ", Carly, and Alonzo VIM f'lDe
90 The orgaaization was l,husi completed and.
the officers swornsin.sq o5 bssas rs iss@
! bna .4esv 4sa t,lss HOUSE. IL bsqris s,ss'i@zl
The House was called TO- order at f2NM., !,
by A. T. OuAxstIS, aEsq,o Chief Clerk, Of
ahelast tloase Of Representatives gEa Col
rifbRev.a aMr.i Ctnffse, on invitation, addressed
the rhsoneof Grace. ssr slgeeq 81 '.'g I'.s :.
= The Chair appointed ApJsiVan vorhes oi
svashingtoa. ~ CIerk, pro tenn. -
The roll Of Disaicls was then called Snd
the members elect came forward and were
sworn 1in.A .es4sutseo bslqqfr, - -, s.
The House then, on motion Of Mr.. Green,
Of Steele, proceeded TO theelection ofa Speak
er. eMrsGreen nominated Mr.. Coggswell; Mr..
Sweet nominated Mr.. Robertson q :,
The roll was called and hMro Coggswell re-
ceived ~ votes Mr. Robertson 81, J. p
Abrams 1, q. W. Sweet 1, and b. A. Sc
cor,be / 0. hsaubsi seR :. ngiaI 2is "'i 4
The Speaker elect wasescorted to the Chair
by Mr. Robertson and returned thanks to tie
House in AN exceedingly neat and appropri
late speech sGd s9rsnno9 ,ba-a2f ''''
The House then proceeded to the election Q
the other officers as follows:E aDen7
Chief iGlsrksLJared Benson, of Anoka.
,aAssistant Clerb. IN. g. Doival Of Fillmore
| Enrolling Clerk A r. Keller, Of Ram
| sew ii .g1dto7aGf ,i4wott has ba5d9l ..s'h'
= Eayrossiny Oaerk.:-- q. q F. Potter, Of Hous
isryeont-as-A,m..-W. n. Sheney;of Ram
4 sey f.oisAe s 9ys5s t'3'-s a9aa:'lls a1tf
+ Fireman. = Thos. Mullen, Of Brown.
| lts v1teaa9 ID. .-z.N=,..l i. --L@f ie4s
4 bad asisic osss THURSDAY, Dec 9th.
/ gd. EaaiI g e1ltissEEsArE.. O e59ll'ios
q The Senate was called to order at 10 O.
clock, the arell called, and the Journal reaf
and corrected; tlsg.irw ~ 'ssgo Tsq to
! - The path of Office was drawn ,gup, and sub
scribed to by the members who were sworr
IN yesterday a.l,.4
1s1a Mr.. gOsrAN,, of Nieollet, asked nna,limoau.
consent to offef thci ioIIosi6g resolution:
! Reyglped Ih,t coulnit,ec of two, beiap
pointed by the Chair 10 act with similar COM
Ifinittee from the House, to wait on the Cover
nortD and inform him that the Legislature il
he has to communicate. 81 stli 4s,4s ~.
! Adopted, and the Chair appointed Messrs
/ Cowan and King.
20 Nr.%HoBGES, ofOlmsted, offered the fol
lowing resolution; TV 'sa @s,' 5at
! !, Resol0ed, That committee of two be ap
pointed to confer with similar cemmitte
from the House, to fix a time to open ant
canvass the returns of the late State election
adopted. 9ag s-i SO s'
10 Dial. s REMoNsrRANcE. tha
! Mr. HALL, Of Ramsey, offered remon
STRANGE from Earl s. Goodrich, claiming to b
State Printer--reanOnstrating against any at
t;mp to impair his right. -.
Mr. HAIL moved that it be printed anc
1 laid on the table eiai,G 5.siis7s-a s1'5 's'F
Mr. SrtNNARD, of Chisaso, moved t.
im-r,d so as to read --'''.De LAID on the table.
| -Carried.
SIR. ROBINSON Of Dakota gave n..ticc .
4 s,il to fix the rates OF interest OH money.
~ Mr.. AYERlLL, Of Wabasi,aw, offered Iii
Resotce1l,, That the Secretary of the Senat
be authorised 70 subscribe for such newspa
i pers as the members may choose, 10 tn
number OF five dai y papers Tor each ineinbel
VI, an equivalent in weekly papers. %
! Nj. STEW ART, Of Ramsey moved to Ia,
the resolution on the table. .,is
Mr.. STEVENS, Of Glencoe, opposed this
flelwss Far econoisy, bat, t,o; such ect,nolil,
As this. lie believed the members needed ti5,
papls, to trsn~lnit intelligence of our pro
ceilings through the State. The newspape
enserprise Of the State should be sustained
and 7If necessary it should be taken from
the per diem. q suiIl9- sib Gi lqss g.
| The motion to lay on the table was lost 10
Mr.. ROBINSON, gave notice of debate
and the resolution was laid over.
Z Mr.. MckAREN gave notice Of bin to re
gulate the business Of banking.a so s4i ~
-. Also, Of q, bill to apportion the Represents
| ativesof the Legislature. s. W,, ii,
Or. WATSON, of Freedom gave notice ,o
a bill to provide for the Registration Of vot
ters.9 sajfi3vTs S5ssIn lIfds stng@ OF 88ag -
T. AR. EVANS, Of Blue Earth, gave notice
Of memorial to Congress to. provide for the
| removal Of the Winnebago Indians from their
present reservation. 90
Mr.. COW AN, from the Joint Committee
| to walton the Governor O announced that
"His Excellency" (sl was ready, to send in
his Message. .s..,. ). ..,t.., -, -,
appeared, took the customary oath, and took
his seat. g.4JJ3 t4.i5 IS eisosg ss.y tr1 u =
A message from the House was read. In
vitiiIg the Senate to come into Joint Conven.
ton ii their HALL The Senate then adjourn.
ed, to meet the House. - Gs3ui@o7eI gTE0
-Jo9 al p }ssse3 =
Iss ia y9n0ta sst HOUSE. agdo48ug s u "
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Speaker. nl