The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

IEsinssdau lforninr. Jan. i.

ANU pcilaitic-
Also, with reference 10 making primary schools
free.
Mr.. Backus offered a memorial Of the Board
Of Supervisors of Jackson county, respecting jail
Petitions for restoration Of the death penalty
and for registry Law were offered.
Mr.. Trovbridge presented memorial Of Super
visors of Oakland county, respecting support OF
the poor. Petitions from mechanics Of Battle
Greek, asking the abolition Of certain TRADES in
State Prison.
NJ. Birney, from committee on Public In-truc-
ton reported bill 70 provide for Deputy -
perintendent of Public Instruction, recommend
ING it passage.
GENERAL ORDER AND COMMITTEE o. 7H: =" HOLE.
NJ. Gorham. from Asylum committee reported
a bill 70 organize the Insane Asylum
Mr.. Jones from the Finance committee, repor-
ted {. bill for the paymcn, of the Legislature
Tabled and printed.
Mr.. Brodhead from committee on expiring laws
reported in full force tina; act a., -. e>tah-
fishing State roads in Marquette, Houchron and
Outonacon-
NJ Barns reported bills amending Soc MS
relative TO collection OF taxes, 50 a 10 -ho" the
State, county and township taxes separately
Also, without Fetoii"r''ua''"''' " '.'
pone collection OF taxes IN the township VI ''''
ka. Nontcaln county Tabled and printed.
Also. bill TO authorize reference 10 tn" com
piled laws by chapters and sections.
.,-,.,,, ,.,.rtaia ,iU IN rr.yiv. for the
Registration Of births, marriages "na deaths.
Tabled and printed.
Mr.. Davis form com, on Lewiston OF towns ana
counties, reported a bill u organize county 'i
Huron Tabled aai printed; also oHi T. amend
act 10 organil the county OF N'n't"m. sane
order.
Mr.. longer from '""If''! conn., I1f'''e
bills to amend compiled laws Sec %. c'''.' 100
Rev. =, 1915, Sec 'l'5 comp l'"7' also Is 10
appeals ia cnahcerE also a 10" To- amend 81
preihe c"n'' law 70 ''S''''' ~ menu
the II" ~ ~ common 'a'''' "i'' p'' ~
plank ROAD IT" also P'i 10 ''i''h' WE INV ''
corporations iHp'ei ana printed.
y. Wilder from COM On r"af7 anu ''i'4's' re,
ported oHi' A''ns 'u' certain r'a'~ TO ",'''''''
Oakland ''rne'ee' Lancer ana i''c'-S r '' '''''
approved Feb %, i7'' ne 'n'''''''''' pro
ses to HntA"n>e the SAFE oil ''''- Pr'A'""'
s''i'op
i''e MUS
providing Tor the pr'h'ihI % h'' huN'F'' copies
of the Manual ins:es! OF three hundred Wa lost,
,vc- lo NAYS IL
Io;,, PosoIr,;,r ,p,s o,,..r.l T., max. f. the
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July ~ '''''' '''i0''1 - ','
allr male to them Tabled di'' p''".'i.
NJ. Carpenter noticed Il tl.l {" amend g.ut't-
.b.. Inv. laav. Of ah..r,c. Tor ,,vs Wa ask -l
g. a.. ou, , ,.,I.,,,. =, ,r.-, ,,, ,-,,.,-,, q;
r"'' JON. ,'''7'
tnred the resolution W. DAVIS -F"A" lH FAVOR,
lost aye- $. NAYS -.
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| Michigan central k'lI k"1H>- I"''i'i AMI pun
| ted in tn journal
tn. folo,inr Communication va, received
H., Jo,,;,r..,,.. -, Nm. u.c,,,.l,r. V,
remover move" L" "'''' wv t'"
| a vote by syes aud nays. tn" mover i"Ini hn-
/ sell alone. avs l.AN~ pom Hi''iI'ti 80
NJ lbs IN. c,,,r,,r;.,tie-, ,y,. referred IN
~, p.7..;, a. Gu.
haVIng IN t"e meantime m'N'd l." Jay "' '"' Ia
| BILE, which was loSt-ave' g, NAYS -.
| Rss.I,eT BIZ he Senate aud House # hsDr.-
| .eut1fires IN GeH,rn[ Co,rt c,rre,,ed That the
n,nplo q, Naw Uamp,bir, are unt!legibl,. in tnrif
attachment and devotion To The Constitution and
| the Union. AMI demand of the national admins
,ration return aud strict adherence To the en-
din,l rripciuIe- on which The Constitution vas
| founded and which alone. tn, Union can b. pre-
| preserved
Esso1sed That freedom j. III natural coudi.
ton of man. th,t human slavery can exist only
hy farce of ns.jtiva law and thar tn. CopSritn.
ton of rh, United States tn. great charter %,
nur hw. ha- neither established NOR recognized
slavery ~ n national institution
R.soJrei That the recent at,emn,- Of the Ia-
riicrs} ,r.varplnart I rr,rni-.- and threats ~
| coerca The peopl, ot - territory i, string to bc
admitted into the Union 20 Ia. introduction and
support of human slavery. are unprecedented
and a,rocious. and merit universal rcprohltipn.
RexoIreI That the LEGISLATION of tie country
and the expenditure. of it, resources, bcia,
directed n.jrly for tn, benefit of the sltvaholi-
ing minority Of the inhabitants, Il j. the mpera-
tiv, duty of the imm.r-. majority Of ir,cIncr.
whcsc Interests ar, tsrr.,tr,i.I. and Who's rights
are violated tu combine in. political action go in-
sure their o,y;, nrot,ciinu and security.
Rs,,yye} That tl.a ,rfian .i ,h., at. l,,,!-:-