St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

4 t he fedsfssas Jaws, me dsggsoction Of
traitors, and the preservation f 'thea Union:
and, farther, that this Unioni which has
cost so much blood and treasure to our an
cestors, itnperatisefy demands. when the
drsad Necessity shah arise, as large sac
rifice to defend and maintain it. and that
Minnesota. tr the extent of her ability and
means, Is ready correspond
lResolrsd, That we caution our fellow
citizens Of the States meaitating secession,
TO beware Of the tcounsels Of, the willy poll
iticians who are seeking personal aggran-
dizement By the ruin Of the Republic, and
cordisily invite them to unite withus 10 our
determination to do all inllIoprl power, no
matter what the cost. totsaye for our pos
terity the Constitution and the Union, as
We received them from our fathers s''s'
Tn reports of the State g Auditor and
State Treasurer were presented, and laid
onithe 5table.aig6 sdsow ssieno ISL, ST..
-, 3s5iatss sae,. JOINT RULES AT6sfia 81
Messrs. Sherwood and Petit were ap-
pointed COMMITTEE to act 10 conjunction
with a committee on the port Of the Sen
otC W iOpOit OOiit luACS.
On motion Of Mr.. 'WHlTE, commit
tee Of three wasauappeint 1nto report the
amount of. mileaga 20 bs eat1ited to each
member. The. Chair app(ted Messrs.
White, Cathcart and Hay
'''i'A . s'"7a - s,s .TI,,lSeK 0.hA - 1S
Mr.. DRISCOIIE mbyed tsat certificates
for five dollars worth Of stationery be is;
sued to each member Of the House. b IL
Some debate epsued. .,,., ,..t, s,s,.s....
Mr.. MANTOR offered a resolution TO
the Same effect. seA '1'1'i'A3 5st 9Hoi1s
'sMr. PATTERSON moved to strike out
five and insert three Lost. sias .s.Is s.y..s
The question coming upon Mr. M lt TOR
substitute, -,
And the yeas and nays being called for
and ordered, there we're yeas rs, and nays
AZ, as foliowsi: ss1aq ss35:e.sgas4 .y.iie
Ell YEAsg-+Baxter. Butler., Cathcsrt, Cham
bin, Chapman, Cheadle. Childs, Driscoll,
Gregory, Harkins, Hoskins. Hayden,
| Howe, Hunt, Kennedy, lie Blond, Mantor,
Sergeant, > Sherwood, Smith, Stewart,
Iattersan, j, Warner, White, Wood and
Mr.. Speaker. s.y, ., d afi, aay;,a,,.s
~. NAxs.--Messrs, Acker, Banning, Cornell,
Hoskins, Hanscome, Kidder, Mayhem,
| Morrison, Munich, Patterson, Paulding,
Petit Strecker, Teft, Thomas, Wheeler,
| and Whiting .eIs Is ,assg rpla Vi ahd.f
| So the resolution was adopted. isasss
1 ;Agj! 3ai cC.i u GeoDl al s. al si,,5av
~ Mr.. BANNING, of Ramsey, gave mo-
tee that on to morrow OF, some. future day
| be would introduce bill to change the
name of Toombs county, to ANDERSON
county The gentleman from Ramsey is
4 uncompromising in his hostility to Trai.
| tors.
| ELECTION OF PRINTER.
Mr.. TEFFT of Wahashaw, mcv ed that
| this House meet the Senate in joint cohven-
ton tomorrow morning for the purpose Of
electing an Incidental Printer.
Mr.. CORNELL Of Hennepin, opposed
the move He was not prepared to vote
for any one yet, and was opposedJte the
principle Of. electing party organ to be
fed on patronage which the people of the
State must pay for. Ii should be,given.to
the lowest bidder, the same IS any thing
else to be done for thelState. li9F 81 b
! 4. The motion was tabled iifaia..i & :. 4 NJ
- After some further unimportant business,
the House, at IL o'clock, adjourned fol
/ the day. ga a'h' 'i"a istsB S.Ffi>@''a 50