The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09

esoirsd, That committee Of two be ap.
i pd lted to wa, upon the Senate and inform that
bq that the House is now ready to 60 into
l9D& convention 10 receive the message Of the
0ranor.
Aessrs- A. W. Davis and Gregory have been
appointed said committee.
Very respectfully,
Ed. W. BARBER,
CLERK Of House Of Reps.
The message was Lid GA the table, anu the
House committee appeared and announced that
Joint convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Stout, the pending resolu.
tlon as iaia the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown, the Senate proceed.
ed 10 the HAL OF the House, 10 receive q COM
nluIica1ion ilom the GoSern0r in JOINT conven-
t.oa.
After a short absence tbe Senate returned and
the FGesidest announced that a communication
had been received fIou. the Governor 10 the two
Houses IN JOINT convention.
ou motion of Mr.. lngcTsoll, the resolution in
relation to tie Manual Was taken from the table,
aiG TIE question being on the amendment, the
same did avl prevail. The resolution Was sdop-
/ ted
NJ. BackGs gave notice that he would, At some
iuiure time. ash leave 10 iutrOlGce the following
b lis oil Ia amend the Guar oi the city OF
DvtIolt; :. bal 10 amend the act a. titled act
. 10 provide Tor the incorporation oi railroad COM
palics; a bli 10 amvrd lie complied Laws in
.alivn 10 the abandonment aId renewal of suits
IA chaIC.Jy.
Oh motion of Mr.. Ingersol,
RcSUirtd That A committee of three on d-
vision OF subjects recommended by the Cover
uor's message, be appointed hy tie CLAIR, with
I instructions Ia report ss soon as possible
Mir baldwin gave notice that on some future
day he should ASK leave To Introduce bill To
amend sections :, Is, and =! oi the revised stat
ut,s, being sections l54, loo and l72 81 com-
piled laws; also. preamble aud joint resolution
relative to the Roeiproc,y Ircaty, 80 called.
Nj. they gave notice that he would. on
some future DAY, ASH leave 10 introduce bill To
amend the compiled laws ia relation To the testi-
'"nuy ot parties ia civil suits.
Nj. AGaig gave notice thai Ae should, on some
future uay, ash leave to iniI IUlgce bill 10 amend
IA act vAtlt!t ats act To the charter ot the
city oi Detroit, approved February 3, 1881.
hT. iower introduced tle following:
Resoiged That the IesoigtiOn adopted yester-
day, granting supplies 10 the oharinen of COM
nIttees, be 80 amended a, To limit the amount 10
ten dollars.
Laid on the table /; pending which, on motion
Mr.. Witty,
Tie senate took recess until o'clock, Z. NJ.
The President announced the following mes
,age from the other House:
House. cF X iPRTsESTArvEs,
Lansing, Jan. ), 1861.
To he President Of the .Stnaie:
SIR~l herewith transmit TO you a copy Of the
inaugural message OF lis EAce.ienoy, Governor
Blair, this day delivered il joint convention Of
the Two Houses
Very respectfully,
I'D. ". BARBER,
Clerk OF House Of Rps.
Which message was laid Ca the table.
Mr.. Tower offered the following:
EesolUed, That thousand copies OF the
Governors message in EIgsh, five hundred in
each OF the German and Holland languages, and
TWO hundred and fifty IN irenci, be printed for
the use of the Senate.
Adopted.
Mr.. Stout gave notice thar q. soma future time
no would az leave 10 Introduce bll TO repeal act
No. 20 OF the session Laws ot lS59.
Mr.. Tower gave notice that Oh some future
time he would ash leave 30 Introduce abill to use
the proceeds Of the money appropriated by the
last Il gslaufe for the reicl OF Glatioi and 9th.
er new counties, on the roads ia those counties.
MIR. Strickland gave notice that on future
day he should ak leave to Introduce a bill to
amend sections Isl and l9i, Of chapter III, OF
the Compiled laws; also, biil 10 amend section
Of chapter lis, of the complied laws.
The President announced the following stand.
ing Committees:
Supplies and Erpsnditures-Bailey, Gale,
SOeeoe.
Qaims-yones, French, Baker
Asances-Baldwin, Stout, DeLand.
] JtIiciary-- Backus, Withey. Strickland.
ABiua-ihown, Tower, Galloway.
E h4rnai Improvements - Carpenter, Lane.
3 | NuL,li,ui
Rodd, and Bridyes-Green, Wilder, Owen.
D PuJtic h.sirustion-Withey, Webb, Butter.
d field.
State Prison-Near Mulholland, Gale.
: Asytum f,rinsqne-Webo, Carpenter, Lacey.
-Asyium for Deot, DamJ and Btind-Frsnch,
0 Near. Wilder.
Hprse of Correction-Gale, Galloway, Lane
T. ISorporotions-WiIl i'll ans. Baldwin, Carpenter
Jeeis,ons cf Toms and Counties-DeLand
Owen, Eazen.
! igricniture-Buiierfell,B Brown, Tower.
l. uqsutactures-W ilder, McDerrnid, Adair.
:. Prsuitges aud Elections - Tower, Monroe
BToxn.
Enrolled BiUs-Briggs, Jones, Baker.
STATE Litrary-Lsne, Williams, Inserson.
Is ErDir;ng Lars-Adair, Brown, McDefmid.
b STATE IEdtTs-StOut, BacAus, " Il!iams.
PrHt,ng-Lacey, Iugersol, DeLaLd.
Pa6kc Lrrds--ilazen, Wider, Stout.
Wnps and .Mnrais-C Coulter, Galloway, Near
feierai Reiatioas-lngeTsoil,W " i.iarns, w ebb
\ On motion OF Mr.. DeLind,
Ees,teed The House c0HcurFinc) that the com
m;ttee OF pra,ing OF each iiOps he authorize,
toact "a ioint committee ~ procuring the transa
ton and printing oi the Governors Messages il
y foreign languages.
On motion of Mr. Ingers0D,
He.oi.ed, That liz, OF standing committee
= be printed TOR the use Of the senate.
o. motion Of Wr. BakF,
Resolred That the State Printer be directe,
. 70 print 500 copies oil the annual reports Of In
:. speciors of the State PTIsou, oi the Board O
" Control, Commissioner OF the LAID Office an
the Auditor General.
On motion of Mr. Tower, the resolution Wit
ference to limiting the amount Of stationery .
= cAaifInen of committees was taken ffo.n the Il
- be, and upon question OF adoption the saDe va
- lost.
On motion Of Mr. Tower the last vote va
: reconsidered and the vote being taken BY yes
=, and hays, the resolution lost by yeas IL, nay
;; Is.
Nr Brown moved tha; the Senate adjourn.
- Mr. Adair moved 20 amend by adding th
/. words Till Saturday neSi, at ten c!ocs, whic
mo'iOn did 10; prevail.
The Senate then adjourned til tomorrow mo-
uing at ten O'Clock.
to Lansing, Fr;dly, Jasuary 4, 1851.
In Senate called TO order uy the President.