, 1861-04-25

Second Day *efatheI' Legislature.
SENATOR htAck's' BILL.
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The Two Millions Loan.
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Candidates for Military HONOR
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: Senate met 1T 10 a. d., ID =: "a 7 -. r.:
Metsrs. Ogden and Richmond: appeared in
then seats s:::;1s-;'! - :. s,ss: - :t.!s
= Rr:Kuykendall introduced resolution ;eall.
hg On the Governor tor Information concern.
ing the occupation Of Cairo, Alexander. coun,
~, by State troops, the: publicity of such tn.
formation be. deemed: consistent with the
pubic interestst Adopted unanimo asly. !?
Mr.: Mack reported from the Comtnlttee On
Finance hin for an act to provide fol, The: de.
fenss Of the State in time Of war, IS follows :;
:. SECTION I b Il enacted, etc: That for the pur
teeuug the people against treason ind insurr scou
anu q and taqaipptug the militia and plae
aag iaen npon the oest war footing for inme diate
setslce, 31d Tor such Other purposes az N W be
nsesssarilg connected Herewith, the sun Of !tw0
millions OF dollars, Of SO much thereof al NAV bt
of ss VI s esy anS t. be
manner hereinafter provided tor. =; IL.
SIC. 2: AZ expenditures for arms, suppHea~
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ne made under the direction. 81 the ~Gorefnor,-
leut IpVernor, Treasurer, Auditor and Secrets.
sy r. osate OF majority Of thsm and re
ssas FaSs s a. We
be designated by the Governor. ~N''','
Seq xs For:the rusposa eE: raising The fund ne
e. eej5sary ny e mses The expenditures authorized BY
reeted TO sell from time to time at not less thnn
their par value and ia such amounts, not exceed
ing lg tue aggregate two nfIoua of dollars, as ha
made payabie n dea1s % I'D cents 81 IN a tas ty W or
New Yorkat the optten Of the State after The year
- 1873, and heat ing interest At the rate of per
cent @ psE anRsM payable eeua-aanually in The said
SEC, q, &c add,tion to the bonds authorized to
t oe Sa.d ny the preceding section, the Governor
STATE of1ike charactef to tho amount Of 900 DOL
Lars, to supply casual deficiency In The Terenue
iund, and provide for the expenses Of tho General
see: s Il stall be lawful .tor the Governor to
recsiye IN pigment for the bonds to be sold by him
under the provi:fons of this xct, the circulating
States, or Of the States of New York, Ohio. Mchi-
gan, Iowa or Minnesota, Or either Of them.
SEC. g. ANY bank In this State new or hereafter
wholly secured BY the bonds anumefated in fhe
preceding section. o. either OF them, may issue
4e cttcutatfoH tn payment. OF <h,nds purchase
act without being required to comply with much
Of the provisions Of au act an act to amend
the Geaeral Banking. Law In auch: manner as to
February 14th, 1851 as would REL tiairs said bank,
before the issuing Of suc circul sion, to hnye at
asast tweatY.dse Thousand dollars thong dds eash
ti9n Of its dseglssins notas In lie ctisa Of Ghiea
$40. !. Tae fund created by the sale Of bonds
Thousand dollars authorized to ne sold bv Section
4. shalf eone;ituss, and be disseminated the xar
-taad saad saaA ee applied to ne pulpose her &tn
:, ssEcs 8. ,rhe assessment and Aection OF the
state dhht two mul tax. suspentSdsor the yeats
sna 1ss St r. e.
leve the people Of this sraie from the payment OF
exo:httaot and unnecessary taxes ''ia Hereby re.
elaned to BE- renewed and "a fs1 forca Tie same a.
though said net had not been passed: ~ =
SEC 8. Thia act shall take effect and be In force
from ant alter Its paasage. ~ .-~
Mr. Higbee moved that the Senate adjourn
till 70 1 u tomorrow.
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Al 2 P. NJ. the following additional mem
bers answered: Archer, RroadWeu, Elder, Er-
win, Graham, Green, Hale; Harris Of Bureau,
Kellogg, Mcneil, Robson, Shaw aud Webster.
!, Speaker Cnllom announced the following
additions to the Committee On :Finance.
Aessrs. Erwin Of Schuyler, Cook Of Woodford,
Graham Of Fulton, Smith of Knox, johnson Of
Peorlal, and Harris Of Shelby. To the Com.
mlttee on Militia: Messts AcholReld of Clark,
Wilson OF Cook, Church OF McHenry, Broad.
well Of sangsmon, Allen Of Kane, and Kiefer
Of franklin. To the Committee on Federal
Relations: Messrs. Haines Of Lake, Burr OF
Scott, Kyes Of Tazswell,, Shaw Of Lawrence,
Cropsey Of Lfvingaton, and Archer Of Pike. .
The credentials Of r. q. Mcclellan, Of 10
Daviess, vice ]. R. Jones resigned, were pre-:
scented. '.''
the sEsArE, -.
Resolutions calling or: the Governor for In
formation concerning troops at Cairo, was
concutred In unanimously. ~
MI. Church introdHsad a. bill to authorize
towns and cities ~ raise money for military
purposes aad $ support the families of volnn.
teers, It authorlses The city Of Chicago to
raise an amount not exceeding two hundred
Thousand dollars, and other towns and cities
amounts not exceeding. ten thouaapd dollara
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Onmotioa Of Mr.. Hacker, adjourned to NEE,
| at two O'Clock r. NJ, tomorrow: - =
The .adjonInment II both Houses WIS con
sented to for the purpose Of enabling member.
to meet aud confersith Senator Douglas.
Gen. Harney left St. Louis for Washington
last night, IN obedience to y4n order from ths
Secretary: Of War. Recruiting goes On btiskll
| at the. st. Louis Areena1, and ever 1,7oo has
| enlisted at last accounts. Everything is stiE
considered safe there. ~~ j..
/ The Senate resolution on the subject Of The
occupation Of Cairo was adopted unanimously
f. Companies continue to arrive rapidly: Ed
gar, EHngham, Maeoupin, Pike, Lawrence ani
i Grundy counties are among those represented
| to-day. ss-- st-!!.s-- 70
t Scapt Pope, Of the regular army, took com
mand of Camp Yates to-day, >.:-t,, :. :,
Tic Washington Independent Regiment d
Chicago arrived last :nighkIand this morning
I The Chicago Zouaves attract mitch attention
| The name df Capt. John Pope, Of the regu
lar army, ii mentioned fol. Brigadier Genera
of tie Illinois forces, and ], hare good reason
for surprising that he wonld accept The posi-
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