Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10

State, and admit the sane into the N'nion as
one ii the United States Of America there
fore,
i.,s)iceR, Tat before the sal til day ol
Nav aforesaid the State Of Minnesota had no
lawfdi existence, aud that the body Of alen as
semblej y, this capitol OF The first NeoUes-
day Of December, ls5i, assuming to be i.c-
glslature ii "a. State Dt Minnesota had no
awful authority tc acl as s,ich, and that The
live Hi,iaa 'oan ainenameat 50 ca|led) lo .hc
constitution ot the state ", Minnesota Is uu.-
i.sv and without any soree 70 bind the peopia
If Ssid Stats. ana th&t ,ha Socaliei ratiiica-
t.0u Of IN SAME by The voters 81 sand State u
unl! aui Void and wi,hoat any force What
ever.
hsse'rs@, %. That ~ y th1 imperative duty
~ .nl- legislature - submit . proposition e.
III yoiers II tins State for their adoption og
:,.,ec; o.. 50 "a. to amend IN Constitution Of
his Sl1te as to wholly prohibit any future
Legislature thereo. ..on passing any law in-
posing auy TAX whHteyec upon The people of
th.s STATE to pay eitocT the interest or prlnei
"a. OF he sy-c&ll-. Minnesota State 6allroad
Bonds, oc 70 p.y tor any railroad heds aaw
existing II lpe State ot Minnesota without FIRST
, ..a.r.0g a,v such .aH t. be submitted 10 tht
jlrs # THIS >ts.e .or Their adot ;ioa or rejee
HOE
Nr eECNNBE mogti tha, lie resolution
t., .aAi.3 Carried
PagNyIN, THE ioIgNAL
The Joint Resolution raIatvC~--"tEe print
IN and distribution NJ ,he session ,journaH,
s,,s taken up, All passal.
SLAVERY N MINNESOTA.
Mr. ROBERTSON presented The petition
# citizens of 81 Paul asA.rg that Z lew '3ay
+, PASSED allowing Southern nabobs 70 bring
lneir slaves here, and spend niue months Of
the year with them.
Sir. ROBERTSON presented the following
concurrent resolutions:
Etsraas, We are informed, TIA. foc the
purpose o. pleasant recreation, and 70 benefit
.i,e5c health, many citizens Of the Southern
Slave holding States desire during the sickiy
season 10 soiouyn temporarily in Minnesota,
a;th tneir families and customary house sci
ANTS, hrt iear teing deprived Of the posses
SION Of the latter oy means oi hostile comb
nations. or adverse legal proceedings, there
iore,
ReSq,csi Thst Ne, the representatives oi
The people, pledge TO eur countrymen OF the
south, who may desire 10 visit M,nneSora, aa
ef.sarvance at all tines Of every right oi non
II ,eason--uetTc,n he l5,h Of May and tho
ids ~ NclGaer u eacf year-ouf borders
ui. - eUel o receive .iem and ihtl families
IS gues.. q. ,oearnsrS. AID tG pro-ect then
irom a.. Interference withl an ;ne ylla! q
sosscssiot s. .heir family servants t0fd oy
,ref: aal toc that peliod ri every year the
Ia af Ainne, u Vii Is u I'll neutral
ggoari.
tfhe paris enclosed in parenthesis were il
eIin,a in Mr. Rs hand !-SriIing IN pencil,
aal the italicse,s words stricken out
Mr. SEtOMBf inoTeG 70 strioe cat tbe
word. in pencil. asa ne tore the expuag pas
ages.
Mr. ROBERTSON accepted the amend
ment Afser short time spent ii CO, o! the
"nseAt.ss, the previous question was ont, an
he ayes sud nays being called ior aud order
aa, there we're yeas -, nays s., ms follows:
Yxas-I Iessrs. Beatty Of sib,oy. Chr tder
doa, rlcaisy pononns, Fox, hinkead, M,tsch
Nettlel.n, kenle'a, Robertson. Roy, Sbea,er
sseyea.. Stephenson, Sweet, iolnan, Wa
iias. VIZ. Spea@er-'o
Mas AaAer. ABBOTT, .scker, Anderson
Arnold, Aass,n, Baldwin, Bxler, Brooks
Huruh..u,. Batter, Cleveland Coe, Garrard
ureepe, II ulmsteu, Greene, Ct Steele, Hayes
Iuiett, HINT. johnson, kuo&, Lansw orihy
i.aayans. Letlord Man. Naator, McDon3ugh
ueighan, Mitchell, Morrison, Dlds, u
,nno, plsender, P,rdia, Sawyer, seco-nbe
Sherwood, Shrewsbury Shui,iS, Stearns
stewart, Stoek, Taylor Tetnanson Ihayef
Irow, II Walker, C.aose Walker, Watson
" ebster, White--5l
Or TROW offered tie following,
iFheregs, The South .nagnaoimolsy per
nit 'rec northern men to run st large, espe
cisIiy northward, well tarred and Feathered
therefore
RsSolsea, That those who wish 70 eSpe
iree blacks from Minnesota. and allow sisse
to be held III their place, be allowed to 8
South just when they please.
Lad or the table.
Mr. SnC0MBG Introduced the ioilowln,
.oncurteu. Resolutions Of Doth Houses Of tht
Legislature of the Stale Of Mnnes0,a, propoS
sing aalenoments 10 the ConstitutiGn Cf th,
State
Assojoe,t Je ste aoles Of Representatives. o
The State or .siutsotG, t66 senate cotc,.ffgaq
That there be .ud hereby are proposed i31
the approsas o. rejection of the pcople, the fol
loving ameralacnls 10 the Constitution of lii,
~tate. liz
That section two ~ Of article nine f.l .
Ae Constitution DO amended so aS 10 read a'
follows:
See. , The Legislature sha'l provide io
u: sunual tax sy.iclen, o.celray toe estimated
, ordinary expenses Of size State f2r each yeay
aud whenever It Shall happen that aach ortIl
nary expenses q the state ior any year shai
. orceed the income ot the State .or Sncn year
he legisi,tare shau provide or lovyjn, A
: lor the ensring ear S0tiiclen ";ih other sotr
. ccs N income 70 pay the deficiency Of tho pre-
! ceding year, together with tie estimated *
! pensCs Of such ensuing year. Rnt 10 law
! ier.l0s q tax. 0f Iuaaing ot0er nror Sons to
( tr4 payment # interest OF puncpal Of Ia
, aofhs ecouliaated Minnesota state Railroad
! Bonds, shall take effect or he ~ force unit
sJicn ag shall have been submitted 10 got
! d the pc1p,c oI the Stale and adopted by
,ualority of the electors Of .Ae state voting up
Of Inc same.
! That section ten {lol &C article nii,a (9) G
sla Constitution he ameDdeo 30 as 10 read 3
! follows
| Sec lG. The credit OF The State shah ne
cE Lc gwen on i0a,Ntl III. tis Vi any iff1iF
asso,isyiou Or corporation nor shall there b
any further issue OF bonds denom;asied Mir
! nesota state pailroad Bond" under wha
puIports to oe al su.endment 10 section Je
OF a,rcle nine nF tbs Constitution, adopte
! April Is, 1875, which is expunged from th
! Constitution saving, excepting and Tcserrin
. 10 he State nevertheless, al rights 'ernede
| and iol,e,a ase. accruirg un,!eI said anerd
Cnent
Nj, sECOMBE made d lew remarks i
support Of oe principles Of the rfsoil.,ona.
4, Mr. STEVENS said be hoped''t1ay woul
pass.
Mr. SWEET hoped j. wou.. not be &cta
IN for the present. He sad we had rot ys
a,.ivei al he p.an. 10 moved TO lay he,
ca the ta'3,e.
And the yeas and nays beng called FOR al
ordered there wera yeas u, nays -, as tc
ows
lvAs-M Messrs Acker, Anderson, Burr
hs,n, Butsr, Vhadaerdon, Garrard, johnson
Nettleton, Roy, Sawyer, Shaaier, Stephenson
+ Stock, Sweet, roilma-. TROY, and = kIuS