, 1859-01-31

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ard Lake; =. By Division St. !; Vest By Lar.
18th Ward-N. b7 Division; E. by Lasalle
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| River; ". by n. Branch.
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S. By River; VI: by Lasa!le.
| lsta Ward-N: md L. By Like; 5. By River,
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| In the House, the Senate bill extending the
time for the payment Of taxes until May 18th,
has been the principal topic Of discussion dur
ing The Afternoon It WIS very vigorously re-
sisted; but the perseverance, Of it's friends car
Flcd 1t through to third reading. though theE
| were compelled to submit TO an amendment
lis final passage, even in the House is doubt:W9
and the chaaccs ere that it may never again bt
reached in the Senate. Many Of tbs Northern
Republicans have set their hearts on this mea.
| sure md will bate to face their constituents
without having pcxsed it. Its most oc:iTe friends
nre Davis Of Stephenson, Church Of Mc1Icrry
| and App!ington Of Osc.
sralscrIEo JASr4H1, 18th.
Yesterday afternoon. the resolution in 1eta-
| tlon to the calling Of Constitutional Ccryer-
ton VAS under discussion as the special order in
| the Senate, and the same subject has been con-
tlnued today. The contradictory opinions 10
which this matter gives rise teem to be ire
conc!iabe; and lis the final determination is yet
in doubt. II bus been thought that majority
would form new Constitution, but since Ar.
ugbee has brought forward his proposition to
amend the article in the old Constitution Hh5a:
tnehl. tue people Ct any one time, opinion
| Seems to have caAnged kon1ewLAt; and nothing
less than vote will determine the attitude in
which the Senate s:ards. lu I'll the speeches
| which have been made on the points il dispute.
There 1s perfect nuauimlty Of opinion that
chaEges Of rome kind must be had The differ
eoce aas relation tc the method BY which they
eau pest and most safely be eh.tsed. Mr. Judd
| Is strongly in favor of Q Convention, 4od Eup-
ported his views Yesterday by an able a1d elab-
orate argument in which the question wes ex-
hausted. The same opinions ore entertained By
Elodgett OF Lake, Parks Of Will, and most Of
The Republicans Of the body TO which they be-
}oug. To day Fuller OF Tazcweii end Goudy Of
Fulton, have spoken IN favor OF tue resolution,
and Higbee and Bryuu against. DR.. Richmond
got the Aoor ard moved that the subject be
postponed until Monday next. The resolution
hiss ulready pas sed the house.
The Representatives Ut lAc other end ct the
Capttal have I'LL the afternoon been engaged m
un1mPor;aut blia on their third reading. Their
titles in the official record, beyond which few of
them will ever be Known The traces Of las.
nights roTd dy-dow do uot seem to have any ei-
tect upon the progress ct public business. II
onY feeling is excited By the recollection, it is
well concealed