Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-17

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" The beer question was then taken up by
the House. In another part ofthis paper will
be found the proceedings on that subject.
The House was discussing proposition
ton TO increase the salaries Of the Supreme
Judges, when the Message Of the Governor,
which had 60: into the Senate by mistake,
was announced, and read. p -
Mr.. Day moved 10 refer the message 10
the Committee on Federal Relations, and
print two hundred copies.
Mr.. Sitton said he was opposed TO the
reference. If he were to make mntion in
the matter, il would be 10 send il back again.
Mr.. Anderson said The message was d
very remarkable document. He conceived
that lis object was 10 iorestall the action o.
the House on Sci ale bill. before il was
reported 10 the House. He thought This
unprecedented Why was there in the
message thrust at the American pariy?-
He conceived that ii was new phase OF
executive diciation: II was an attempt 10
make the American party responsible for
the action OF democratic Senate. Such
proceedings of any Executive, he said,
should be treated with contempt.
After some further debate and much con.
fusi"n, during which motion was made TO
adjourn in order TO let the nationals hold .
caucus, the House finally adjourned.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10.
SENATE.-The Chairman Of the Internal
Improvement Committee reported acts TO
take possession Of The North Missouri and
Iron Mountain Rail Roads, and operate the
same, which were laid over till Monday.
A long debate sprung up on PROPOSE
tion 10 reduce The Salary of tie Bank Com.
missioner, which was not disposed of when
the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-The Judiciary Committee re-
ported on the case Of Judge jackson. of the
18th Judicial Circuit. A long debate
sprung up on the proper disposition Of the
report. The debate continued throughout
the day, and an evening session was held,
secret, 10 hear the report read. g.
FnlDAY, Feb. IL.
SESATE.--The subject of reducing tie
salary Of the Bank Commissioner was de-
baied during the morning session. In the
afternoon, motion was made, and unani-
uiously carried, appr"priaiing $4,000 10
the Mount Vernon Association. The por-
trait of Washington, executed by Mr.. Bing-
ham, having been placed in It's postum,
End pending the above motion, patriotic
speeches were made by several members.
The bill relative 10 the Bank Commiss.
toner's salary was again taken up. and de-
bated until the hour Of adjournment. Sen
atOrs became warm on The subject, and there
was much wrangling about democracy, and
democratic principles. Messrs. Goodert
and Halliburton, had little tilt, the rurmer
accusing The latter OF buncombiziug, for home
consumption. The latter denied The charge
with (buncombe) Indignation! Pending The
discussion, the Senate adjourned.
HousE-The Impeachment OF Judge
Jackson occupied the House until in The AZ
,ernoon. Resolutions OF Impe achment were
adopted by vote oil IS 10 %. Messrs.
Knott and Hardin, OF Galloway, were elect
ed 10 prosecute the case before the Senate
The Savings Institution bill was made
the special order for o-norrow.
SATURDAY, Feb'y. u.
SEEArE-After considerable debate, the
bill reducing The Bank Commissioners sal
AIRY 10 $4,000 was passed, Ayes 10, Noes
6. ...--. s.....l ...
The Senate then proceeded to resolve il,
self into Court Of Impeachment, for the
trial of Judge Jackson, and agreed TO take
up the case Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Adjourned.
HuUsE-The Savings Institution Bill was
taken up, and discussed TO the hour Of I'D
iournment. The discussion on this subject
brought out The talsn, Of the House. We
shall make room for the remarks Of some
Of the members, pro and con. hereafter.
MoSn,v F.h'y II
SESArE-Telegraphic dispatches inform
us The articles of impeachment were read.
Three thousand FIVE hundred dollars were
voted TO Mr.. Bingham, 10 paint an eqn-srri
an statue of Gen. jackson, and portrait of
Henry Clay. The Rail Road question was
taken up. 81 az g. - ~
Mr.. Richsrd son offered amendment 10 ap-
propriae Two millions 10 protect Stale cred
il. Debate ensued, when Mr.. McFerrin
made long and powerful effort in favor of
appropriaiing entire balance TO protect State
credit. The debate will be resumed on TO-
morrow morning.
HousE-The Savings Institution bill was