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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-14

encs to the present position and prospects Of
Douglas:
Douglas 10 reported 10 be down in the
mouth, and desperately discouraged. He
feels that he ID used mp that be is political
y dead, with no hope OF resurrection. All
the Anti Lecompton men denounce him as
traiter to them and false TO his own pledges.
Forney is indignant - him. Gen. Schwartz,
who represents the old Gibraltar OF Peinsyl.
vania Clerks, } says that he il worse than Z
LecoDptonite. McKibben, Of California,
called on him and taxed him with ipgrati-
tude 70 the gallant BrodeEick, and with hav-
ing deserted and betrayed HE friends. He
was very bitter on him. All tho Anti L.
compton Democrats are indignant at his
apostscy to the enemy. Outside Of the Dem
oorats from Illinois, Douglas has not carried
single Anti-Leoompton man over to the
Administration camp. Poor Douglas! be is
-c..p;s e h;....s. ISIS 81 ;s sliding
The Souihrons repel his embrace, and refuse
to extend the hand Of political fellowship to
him. He stands no more chance Of receiving
the Charleston nomination than does VIM.
II. Seward. Both he and his squatter SOW
ereignty will be kicked incontinently out Of
the National conclave, If either presumes to
enter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-08
AFTERNOON SESSION

>rua'e IN committee Of thc whole, Mr.
Glo,yenor in the chair, upon Nr Barns
swamp land read tilJ. - called
Tie hii Wa read 10y sections Nr
Barns offered an amendment that Attorney
General be directed to furnish forms for
contracts, and also providing penalty for
al>r certificate
Vi Tower offered an amendment provi-
ding io- q ri from Iouia To- Nackinaw
Nr. Ngzzy moved 70 add road from
Three Oak - 4. JOSEPH. in Berrien Go.
Mr. Pouuoyer wa~ IN favor OF such Sys-
tenn Of roads Nir Nuzzy was of the same
opinion and withdrew biz amendment.
Nr HAYDEN moved an amendment from
Paw Paw, : iesaa. Grand Haven MANS
reo and everywhere Tie Senator profess
"A himself ruurh cmtarra ~>ci-onc north.
aru member asked onc thing, and one an
other tie w. afraid that The fund would
be frii:,rei away The scheme. he said
.sas ir.practicalie The roads cannot be
bui'r Ta- Legislature are the judges
(who cannot j. .ain,4id) how much it !,
necdtu. expense for Jra;naro Experience
teael . u tia; commissioners and agent.
vii steal Substitute adopted
VI BraihcaI mgvcdto >trike out al
after { 'oactinc clause, aa1 to repeal th,
existing NV.
Iron tbs question, ,Nr Con-cr explaiaeC
a- some 'arc,L, tia nature and characters
tis-ics # the swamr land region Iewen
into the geological details e these tracts
F Tterr are lakes thon, bu- these lakes ar
NJ f,i bv streams nor springs, but SIMPLY
c,,ch the water ~ II fa.ls The forest: ar,
Ge,sr. and the iacaying timber, and rotteI
leave-, serve to clog NJ the streams. and t
cause a. overflow. In : Clair county
there was ten years a-o, there was swami
fifteen miles long, lying a. near a hal
mile from s. CAR river. a mile and bal
from AXE Huron. aod fifty feet above il
al Of which i now high and dry, owing t
the construction of a Plank Road Tha
trac, ;s . sample e the swamp lands {
M;chic2r They are really high lands, an
would be- dr. lands Il they were drained
The low lands O.. the southern par: Of th
State are wholly different in character, an
: those gentlemen who have only seen Il
marshes Of the south, can firm no opinio
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llOnday. Jan. 81.

Senator Carpenter presented a remon-
>trance against any change in the swamp
land law
Senator Trowbrid,e, from committee OIL
public lands, reported bill to amend
swamp land law Tabled aud printed
Senator CoDger, from committee on ju-
dietary, reported in relation to collection Of
taxes in the Upper Peninsula, and recon-
mending that half the specific tax be AT
rropriated 70 ! road in Ontonagon but ad-
verse to change in the law for the collee-
ticn Of taxes
Senator Mills. from committee on roads
aud bridges, with an amended bill for road
in Io>co and Osemaw Also. bill laying
out a road from Galene Station to s. 10.
seph>, in Berrien county. Third reading
Bill passed Immediate effect
Senator Barns, from committee on State
affairs, made 4 written report upon - much
Of the retiring Governor message as re-
!ate> to building workhouse in Detroit,
with bill to provide for the erection Of a
House of Industry in retroit, with an ap-
preparation of $4,000. provided Wayne
county furnishes al equal or greater sum
and site for The building The bill pro
vides for the appointment Of commissioners
to carry out these objects Tabled and
printed.
Same committee reported in respect L
50 much Of the Governors message a> re
lates to admitting girls to the State Uni
versity at Ann Arbor. The report sus
tanned the views Of the message, and strong
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SaturaaB lI0rliiHg. Jan. 30.

Senator Porter. from committee On In
corporations reported adversely to petition
for ferry act, and recommended = general
law.
Senator Birncy reported joint resolu-
ton, giving power to loan to- School DIST
Ne > IN Hudson. Third reading
Also. without recommendation. Ia to ap-
preparation for gymnasium at the Normal
School at ip>ilan;i Senator Muzzy hoped
that the resolution would not pass. Scua-
tor Perry hoped it would Senator Grouse
called for general law, amt moved 4 RET
ercnce back with instructions 10 report a
general lii Senator Tower hoped that
no such reference would be made. and 10
such Instructors given. tie urged the im-
proprlety at such q measure. Sen Perry
hoped no such reference would br made
Senator B:rney expressed himself IN gen.
erai in favor of general laws, but this ease
formed an exception He hoped that the
bill would not he recommi,tod Motion
lost
Senator Birney thought the time of uo-
tice short and moved 10 amend by insert
ne .fuur weeks notice Adopted Third
reading.
The memorial OF trustees OF ka.ainazoo
College, was reported without reconmen-
dation nr,iered tabled aud printed in
Journal
Memorial for gymnasium was tabled.
Bill Ia provide for school examiners
was tabled and printed
Senator Nuzzy moved to strike out see
ton u. in the bill to amend the act IA in
corporate the village OF St Joseph Adop
ted, order suspended. and bill ras>ed-aye'
-. NAYS - Immediate effect.
Senator Gro>vcnor, from committee OF
enrolled bills, reported certain bills as cor
recily enrolled
Committee on State affairs. by Senator
Grosvenpr, reported and recommended a
to costs in civil suits, be referred to judi
ciarv. As to repeal Of the act 20 encour
age agriculture and mechanic arts, be no
complied with In favor If changing tn
names o. Luther II. Preston and Criah {
Preston to Fitz,immous
Senator Mills, from committee Oh road
and bridges, reported a bill with recon
menda:ion, for a swamp land appropriation
for road in Sarilac county.
Also. on peti;ion for = stage read and aF
prerriatiou IN Van Buren, county, with
bin. Tabled aud printed. Third reading
Senator Jones, from com on finance, IT
ported jo;ut resolution, relating to Sau
Canal as to tue contract for that work
The contract is not in the possession OF tn
State, aud there is a suit pending in Whlc
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TO IN 'Ae report ! hi. was >ubmIttc,
Win Tie report. lab'ed and printed.
Senator Barns from committee on S1at'
''.il.>, maze a report adver>' io giving ear
'i.' judges hen ffaveIing ,Nicn>es- Al
49, a. 20 G'"'os'cai >nrvct "i Tue state, ad
verse 70 making an aNroFFEt'on. Re
'l'niDeht.us ne E4h.!ca'l1n O. the minutes
mao nN i'F. Hongh;ou ih' commute t
submitted J'lnt reso.u'I'u r"Irat!n4
si"'' i.r tie arrangement i'r publication
Ia, minute, ana IaI,'~ 81 ID" late pr
'i,G2h.'h iao'ed anu lnld'd
H'">e hiIl to orGanz. I'd. county Il
MH~he9'n was called ~ Nela',r Porter -
senator remover moved t" refer 10 COM
n''.'' u' 'he WiH'' ana placed "h ihr gen
era. "ri'r
Senator '"rGrI h"I'a Mar ,'ii ihe mo
morih-N aAd reii'i.h~ "ou.d De- reported to
lie Nena'e, IN ore. - maHe known The
g1te, OF the int're>,H involved IN tins bill.
lie "'d r"t d'slr' th' >ena'e I" 70" hurried
TO vot.'
Scn"ef carpenter moved that tie ball
he mace 'he Sl'ri'I "ri'r III lot r'"ch
tomorrow 'ar'ed-
senator NnIzy lnfr"inr.H j'ii r'>oiu-
non 10 auth"Tiz' III" ''o''In'i - '>>ue lard
la'ehf 10 "e" Il. iHrhdrdS "' buchanan
ihi.' reading
h''5f '"'''> move" i''lh 'ihIt senate
"I Ia i"'''l'ra'e chy y Lansing ana
moved :" s'f'ke ont The provision i'r Al
-TiErli s;sdfN which prevailed Also,
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"eSGNH, tt>.
Senator DAVIS introduced bill to organ
ize county .: Nu>kegon. Tabled
Senator Mills. from committee On print
ing. reported joint resolution rclatiya to
binding school laws.
Senator Garfield moved an amendment.
10 ada aal laws relating to schools. passed
AZ the present session. Senator Bar'>
moved 10 lag on the table
Senator Carpenter, from committee Ga
interpretations. introduced bill to incorFc-
rate village Of Bay CITY. Passed
Senator Carpenter, from com. on incor-
po-ations. 10 authorize Auditor General ID
r-new internal improvement land warrants
Senator Hayden moved to strike cut all
&c. Motion Withdrawn. Senator Hayden
under the explanation of Senator Ca-rer-
ter, advocated the passage Of the bill
Senator Barns would ike 10 see the bii
pass. Third reading
Senator Davis, from com. on judiciary
reported bill 10 provide for supplying lo>
records in Courts Of Record
Also, a bill TO organize townshipot Fair
banks. Tabled and printed.
Senator Carpenter. from committee al
incorporatlons, made written report upor
the land grant railroads. in support of tb
Governors message. and in favor Of Civ-r
10 the railroads 100 sections 0: land =
each - miles of road finished. and adve->
TO granting any lands Until - miles Of n
road are finished. Other recommendation
favorable to the lands. in reference 70 taz
alton. and Is 70 other matters, were con
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The words SUBJECT TO forfeiture" meant h,
believed the words to be meaningless
Senator Blrney explained Com. Of tn,
Whole.
Senator Perry introduced -undry bills
a bill to repeal an amendment Of the char
ter d. the village Of Hudson.
Senator Dickinson gave notice Of bill
relative to village lot.
senator Pond gave notice of a bill &,
amend laws relating to gifts and beauc,t
To religious societies.
Senator Io>t moved from the tabl. the
b L. incorporate the city of YpsiIanti -
Third reading; order suspended Bill
'as>cd-aye> -, nays 0. Immediate ef.
feet
Senator Nuzzy moved from the table the
bill lo amend chap. 1914 of compiled laws.
rclltiyr 10 bail in criminal cases. Certain
circum>tar1ial errors amended, on motion
Senator Horham moved from table Sen
ate bill to ascertain cereal product,
Senator Hover moved To reconsider tn"
vote by which IT.. State officers salary bill
was place! ou general order Moved Ia
commit To- iiuance committee--'o~t Third
rcadn.--carricd
Senator NHzzy renewed bis motion to-
,trke ou, I;nlcd Ia be out Of order
senator Wclch moved To- general orAer-
Senator Tower bad received Information,
satisfactory Ia hiu, Ii.rt the salaries ~ fixed
in the hii are ur' to, srs, The services
ot these clerks ar needed aud the salaries
are not tno larg, Nr. Nnzzy The vi ole
bill Is wfong-a bad action do'.r make u
good precedent, Senator Cou.rr replied
and fully answered the objections raised by
Senator Muzzy he salaries can be- fixed
and are fixed ty ths bil,-thcIc is no lack
OF mauilres>, mo lack OF nerve, and no in
directncss about It Nenator Couecr Ih"'i
a. much OF Il penny a. any one, bU' the sal
a-i,s are not too high. and what men hon
c>tly earn, they should receive The clam
ar a5ou; cxtravaglncc has tcen loudly
raised within the last >X lnonil> bat after
all the clamor, the people have shown them
selves willing to trust the Judgment of their
Representatives Senator Crorse hoped
the bill wou'd 20 TO the committee of the
whole Thc Office Of State Librarian was
likely t. be abolished Senator Jones
thought il tie flee of Librariln were
abolished, the -alary would 90 with tt
There i no occasion "a that account To Dc
lay action Oh this bill he bill i ar OK
act copy Of the law cf 1888, when the h";.-
i>lature was entirely. or almost entirciy.
Democratic
Senator Muzzy replied to Senator Con
ger, aud reiterated and enlarged upon the
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g'ens need policy Il their own Al
mean>, tie SAD. must flij To- triu. caicra-
ton To that region, unless something i done
To drain the land, Sickness aul the ina
ges If death, WI. d.i, them away. He
had seen, aud >a.atr Mills # Sau.lae had
seen these fau.i..-S with th..y goods fleeing
from >Ickuos>. with tie wcci> az morning.
not upon th,,- cl,thir. hu. upgu their Ia
CO. Re- d.Irs there j. forbid tl >ea>e
Nr. Blrn,y hoped that t., question wo'd
be divided i.t thought lnc qac>ti,u tic
most imro''tr' that haia,,gact,d attention
At this >r>> .'. lie ai~u explained dc 81
uttjcu o. a.. ~NnmP Lands III aud aiour his
v'su region country. III" situation there
wa> - has bon stated hy VIZ Corget -
The rat>o GA county are the a,,ng,> Il IT,
wcal,h. Even thc remote hope # road
i enough t. brr. tie land into market -
The maxim mad drains the baud, an.
ensures ama'k't The feeling in the month
i very ,tu.u. a,i MI ~.,u override ol.
PARTY linz lis constituent, would truly
consider that be- lad dapr clcm uo GOOD. +
he shcnld return to them without having
made an ,tiu't iur H. passage f >vamg
land read ard drainage law III, had seen
emigrant> % uron ;L,- land, with $500
OF $500 and In = year be- compelled .,
leave and seek new homes cl.cwhcro
Nr trnr'am hoped that III li'l would
be passed far '.c prc>en; Nr TrorLrils,
hoped rpt Nr DGis,ou n,c,e,l hat co,n
ri>e-carricd
Nr Carpenter moved to discharge com
mittco Of ttc whole from CERTAIN bill
lost
JOINT resolution relative tt binding the
school laws oi ''a State who! was ra>>, d
ayes -, nay> lmmcdIa,r 'ti,c'.
Swamp land amendment h,I! passed axes
-, nays ].
Bill 10 amend sec -, cay. 4, coml Led
ayes ~, nays q. Immediate effect,
JOINT resolution - auth"rlzc Hu'crncr
to issue patent :. fe" /! Richards Pass
ed ayes -, n'ys l. Immediate 'fcc;
Bill to change name Of township ct IcoI
Lake, IN the comfy 81 NarqTctt'. lmm'-
diate effect.
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va, III" =, ""! >,
g., ,,o''a , . 81. - '' I.,, ~
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Bill establishing rats % tare on the
d" d" ''''''''' '' 'y'> - Hay
D.,I.
n"' :, "fr'oi' 't"'s E' - a'N.o ~ ,t ''i
PloS' ,t"Ip I iJ''" from d" w. "D - - ''''.i''
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200 Nrrcn G}crman NipcS.
100000 Y0rrr SmptanQ IrbaGc.
80 NrrcS 0uiyriror 5cc'
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20 % 6Unn @rantY unp ssh, N''N ~''''""
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81 ~fpl9cnpcn Nrriicn:
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SWct!e @0jutc 81.
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