Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10
Mr. SECONBE onoosed further ,le,sy--y

Mr.. SEC0MBE opposed further ,eisywe
gre Just as well prepared to act now, as we
ever shall be. Let us haye no more boys
play TO disgust our constituents,
The motion 10 suspend rules II consider
the resolution now did not prevail, and the
House continued on the 3d reading nj Senate
bills, and
PASSED,
4 b IN relation to filing Of chattel mort
cages, and defining the effect thereof.
4 bill 10 define the boundaries of Aiken
county.
\ hI for an act relating to mortgages.
4 bill for an act 10 define the boundaries
oi Stearns county.
A blu 10 aHth0rse married woman to car
~ or business in her OWE name and or her
own account, without interference from any
one As sole traders.
Az act supplemental to al act to author
iSe the city of st. Paul to loan its Bonds to
Che st. Pau! Bridge Co, iauthorising small
ISSUE oFadditonsI btnds, in order TO pay some
liens against the Bridge
4 bill for an act relative 10 the extension
OF Fort Street, Ramsey county,
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. TROW, Railroad Bn proposing
amendments to Sec. 10, Art. 8. of the Consti-
tuition.
Same debate arose on the disposition OF toe
hill.
Mr. SECOMBE moved 10 suspend rules
aaa read it u second time.
MIR. STEVENS believed we could pass a
bill which would enable tbs Railroads to COON
AT once, ana TINS double ia year or two,
the taxable property OF the State. To DO this,
lie dion care # we went into debt five million
! inore than we are now. lie was anxious TO
see the thing settled some how.
Mr.. TRoW said he too was most anxious
10 see 1t well disposed OF, and we must not ad
| joura without providing q Plan TO build rail-
roads, and not much increase the tax burdens
Of the people. Let us throw aside Cur pet
. measures, and Try to unite ca a feasible plan
! that Will do il.
Ar. SWEET conceded with DR.. Trow
Mr.. SEC0MBE'S S motion was lost.
APPROPRIATION ELLIS.
| Mr.. GREENE, OF Steele introduced two
| bills for appropriating money for the expenses
| Of the session, az for to pay arrearages Of
| 1855
AFTERNOON SESS the
| House was called to order
DEAF AND DUMB.
! A petition from Thomas Harris, asking for
: D.r measures r. ie taknr fnr the ehIca
ton OF deai ara u.iiio persons iutd, ,...4
referred 30 Committee on Education.
! oCRINrEENATIoEAL RELATIONS VIII TIRE NORTH
/ VEST.
y communication was received from the
Governor, accompanied with a valuable and
| interesting report from Jas. W. Taylor, Esq
! on the international relations between Mi,fhe-
| sofa and the British possessions ON tho North
| LAID on the table.
STATE TAX.
| On motion OF Mr. MITCHELL the Oil in re-
Ietion 10 the tax to be levied for State purpos-
cs, was taken up, and being read third
! lime was passed.
AnJouRNMEgy.
| The Joint Resolution of the Senate, post
poning the day Of adjournment until next
Monday was taken mp.
On motion OF Mr. STEARNS, it was laid
on the table
RAiLRoAD RESoLUTIoS.
On motion Of Mr.. ACKER, Mr.. Secombe's
resolutions OF this morning were also laid Oh
-, the tsh.s.
Mr.. ROBERTSON introduced resolution
granting the free use Of the Hall TO himself
for Lecture in explanation Of the reasons Of
/! the diverse character Of the institutions Of the
| North and the South Granted.
PASSED
| Mr.. SECOMBE'S joint resolutions were
again called up, and ihe previous question or
! deyed.
| And the yeas and nays being called for and
| ordered, there were yeas 43, nays 25, as fol-
| lows:
YEAs--Messrs. Aaker, Abbott, Anderson,
| Austin, Baldwin, Brooks, Burnharl, Butler,
Cleveland, Coe, Fox, Garrard, Greene Of Ohm
sted, Hayes, Hulett, Hunt, Knox, Langwcr-
thy, Letford, McDonough, Meighan, Mitchell,
Mitscb, Morrison, Olds. ozmun, pfaender,
Purdie, REM, Sawyer, Secombe, Sherwood,
Shultis, Ski!lman, StearnS, Taylor, Temansou,
'Thayer, Van Vorhes, II. Walker, Orange
! Walker, Watson and Webster--43
| NAYs-Messrs. Acker, Armstrong, Bixler,
! Chadderdon, Clearey, Donohue, Greene Of
Steele, johnson Kinkead, Mann, Mantor,
Ne,;eton, Olivier, Robertson, Rcy, Sheafer,
! Shrewsbury, Stephenson, Stewart, Stock,
| Iolman, White, Wilkins and Mr.. Speaker
35,
4 bill for an act to protect certain species
Of property from execution.
\ bill for the removal OF the State Bank at
Austin, to Rochester.
The General Road bill was then taken up,
to concur in the amendments made by the
Senate. They were concurred in.
THE BILASsKy BILL.
Alter nearly sn hour consumed in call CT
the House.
Mr.. ACKER moved that the Bilansky Bill
be taken up. Carried.
The amendments Of the Senate were con-
| Cured in, yeas H. nays %.
TIE APPRAiSENENr BILL.
After more time spent in call Of absentees,
the Appraisement Law was taken up and put
to vote, but was lost yeas 33, nays 2S. The
vote was reconsidered, and the bill laid on the
table
To organize TODD County.
4 bill to amend tho Revised Statutes
After some uuilnportant proceedings, the
House Adjourned