, 1863-06-11

& RAFT---LITTLE FULLER Rigs
4 JUDY MAST.

TEST DF THE DlSfOSlllDN.
So this morning the Republicans gaye the
Democracy another drama~
Mr. Lawrence Of Boone (Rcp.) moved to
suspend the rule, and take up the appropria-
ton bills.
Mr. Fuller Of Cook {Dem.,) moved to lay
strict party vote Of 10 to 1G, not 8 single RI
publican voting for the motion.
THIS to4c demonstrated q determination on
the part Of The Democrats, not to pass any dp-
preparation, bills. It sealed the fate of the
Legislature, whose doom Was in the Cor
crnor's hands.
THE GOVERNORS ACTION.
Seeing that there was no prospect Of any
thing useful being done, and having the
power to do SO, the Governor made up his
mind:to prorogue the Legislature, and having
previously prepared his message, he cntrust-
ed that for the House to his Secretary, and
that for the Senate to the Lient Governor.
The Lieutenant Governor read the message
while Senator Green was about to make q
speech, and Immediately declared the Senate
adjourned, and left the chair. The Democratic
members were SO taken By surprise that they
had scarcely time to breathe.
TIE PROPAGATION IN TIE HOUSE.
In the House, Col. Hirschbaclz, the Cover
nor's Private Secretary, announced q message
from the Governor, and proceeded to read it.
He was interrupted by the Speaker, who sax
that his only chance Was to suppress the mes
sage, but the Secretary, in spite Of the re-
peated and heary knocks Of the gayel con"
tinued to read It to the end
The excitement In the 1obbies was intense,
and Little Fuller, OF Cook, jumped to the
foor, or rather commenced speaking, for he
is on his feet nearly al1 the time. He said the
prorogation WAS Illegal, DC.
The Speaker remarked that the Secretary
had not been respectful, aud tbat conse-
quent1y the propagation Was illegal, and the
House might proceed to business.
Little Fuller then went On upon the sub
1cct Of his bill before the House, but the
members leaving in squads, Buckmaster took
his gavel, and throwing it upon the floor
exclaimed: sWell, there's no use talking,
this Constitution is aefnnct,'' and left the
chair.
Mr.. Burr then announced that there would
be q meeting Of the true Democracy in the
club room.
Tur coyFpx0p,s yrss.cE
TIN fo11ov,np IL the Govornor,s ,reas,re
dissolvirg the Legislature;
- tne sm's ~, " .ue o1os7 - -t''u.s
"a@EeAs' W ane ON "as u Suue a. T., 1o'a'
Inc senate aoop1ed JONI fesolatlon 10 ao)oasn
''e aas On sa1o oa5, al O'CLOCK. p n' which
teeo'nt'on, upon oe'nc saonn1teo' On me same
aas' 10 nc honse .. aeplesentatt'es. "as os
thcm amenoeu oS sustaining tnf <z1 Gay u Sane
and INC hour OF u O'CLOCK, IN "nlcn -a1nenomens en-
'le oeua.s 'nssu n.t.n4,oH ~ .s,s s+sta oant.,ns
49, +e,,oa1nr orox,s,on to.r,t.
Orr n. Aur. 4. In case OF disagreement be-
tween the two Houses with respect to the time OF
adjournment, the Governor sha1l hare power to
adjourn the General Assembly to auch time as he
thinks proper. provided 1t be not to period
beyond the next constitutional mee1'ng Oh 'nc
eame. 1r1 TUT ru.r
IN 49, 9s~rpraTa mn' m TMF ~ pEop1E oF rae
eT.rr - VIII. m REST suBsERvED By 4
sorrnv An1or7RyME,9T. THE PAST HIS
.roRy 0F THE ASSEMBLY HOLDING OUT
~ pr.enroA AprT HopF NJ. BENEFICIAL
RESULTS TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE
~, THE ARMY IN THE FIELD, FROM ITS
nDTHrp coNT9NuANCE.
Now, therefore, IN Consideration OF 1ne c1!ss'ns
disagreement between the two Houses with re:
enecf tn the time of adjournment and by virtue oil
--....s :. ~ Nv t,a fnnsti+n+,on az
Inc po"ei Festco - ane ~ '"e ~. =.
Aforesaid, I, Richard Yates Governor Of the state
of Illinois. do hereby adjourn the General Assem-
bly,, now in session to the Saturday net preesd
Ing tue ufet 1non"ae II "nua0 j. a. - A0o~'
Given at Springfield, this the 10th day Of June
A. D. 1869. (sIgne0
In the Senate, tue above message was read
| by Gov. Hoffman, who, immedfatelyatterread
| ing the same, adjourned the Senate, and 1et'
| Tho chair
'''o WIZ ,rc.r po,s.- 1sco.urn
In order to ahpW how the right to proroguf
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| +ha anrfnrfc,a ccrroenonaent of tha If;..oyr
1ne ePlu1eue'o coiteePo"oenL " LIS -n'sso
| Rtpu13iedn- This correspondent Is Mr.
| c,.sroor a verv 7oc7aaa Dar1ocro+ ond 1yhoe,
| ' 0A0 "A4o''
brother Is member OF the House:
TEE Ao'ounSAEsa tashoa1lo:
ID Gsdes 70 e1 aaS peoRis see nov + tnappe9S' q
ueusee On tas subject Of aaous92qsnt r. 4sa 1
nj. Bushnell called up resolution offered By hin
Wedpesday. the 10th inst.
Mr: Mason mored to amend By making 1t th
Tia arse and mes were called for. resulting a.
follows:
/ YKAs-Meesrs. Berry, Gregg, Knapp, M.son-4
neil. Dummsr, Funk, Lansing, | ,Lilnasay, Mack, ,Moi
~ Petere P;r1-ett' Hichsrds' Scodeii. Vandeyecl
Ward. Worcceter-i7.