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eieoil'p1 lfee+ But others go further, and 8
nc must hare the Va.er.wny tn the ocee, ,
tie lakes ard Nevyo.,- 7o,,-:,. -.
ont N N. oo,a ~ @s ~" t.'sla'
va IL l1e colo. VI course IN such Comic
crazy LUG SCUM would Lave tho control
lung; siaFery would be omnipotent-
met would be nationa1fzcd and lcgalizcd
every part of tic Union. Jeff n,v1a vor
rrn,oxa IL. .x-s. 49, o'fio "ou
o so'efAlaeul 10 washington, al
"a!A sa" oaoooy pal ot Slavery fall or
the entire country. with the excentinn of M
Enr1and - ~'e
..
Onc would think That but few sensible me
amonr tbc De,nocr,cp cr+o-t.,,, .,,.. -
| 81 ~4s't .'4" sueu c1nne
| 1cal 1ocas as Inc above. But assure you til,
such project Is the constant thc,,c ,r Al,
/ cuSsiou amonp the leaders Tho, +hs,1. ~.
.N'9 1"e5 LINK tns
suc oesiie u peace IS so overwhelming at til
North, that tic people would consent to IL,
| most humi1iatfnr terms. tint t,,v wi
| ,or,,a ~. -, ts 10y "out
's'se not onts ~ recognize the south, but az
cept TIE Jett. Davis aB the legitimate govern
mc1,t Of the whole country-.
Thc whole scn.,,. :. 49, ~ .,,,
| ..,s. "-l~ s>As'uo 10 one VI tne "aoest re
ae''onary measures ever conceived by the hu
man hrsiin. It is the concoction of = closs n
men who believe in the divinity Of hum nu,na,
slavery and that only i certain race Of 1ncn
not tue whole human family. i,ayr hccn ~,
ated free and c.,ual. They arc thr worst kin,
Of fanatics; but their fanatlcis,1 has a 1,nrnns
In it which i lauucroua To the 1,cs ~ ond MI,
po1,cE. .ropr~oo,,
n,,o >.a-.s:>. ~ >ooN' ~
c.r nne ptoceeo1ngs OF the early part Of tn
forenoon were unlmportant. The f0lloWiu.
i'9ms' howsyeE, arc Of general interest:
Mr. btentauo offered the following resolu
ton:
g. Ee.estfd. Dy the Hoast Of Representatives, til
in Gonrsa m qomcstnd ead
ffnesea: f 10 We fher utmost endcavors to sccnr
sste 1odsts musicians aad COZ III ne,
~ ~ tas o. tne United States at the rat
u Tt;ys Try te; r. eeu. ~ 'ae.s @ p1ssent pa1:
tim in tic Go,ernors message. It va WITS Re-
| ly a yot. Of 10 Democrats to s. Rennb1icans
COMMITTEES on Elections b. on inst1untad tnat u In
POT ga 70 amend the t,e eleetion laws 50 as
~ Iutaae 1of taa;ng .ne 'ole Of tAc Soldier
a. NJ II Fnller % moycd % TO- amend hv ,nst-uot;,o
tho conM;ttee ~ ;naufrc fntn III as1,sa1aE
1s ~ na1, ss;c% IL i nao h tne eapea1ency
WIRE caIIcd and lie an,endmcnt ,i"nia1 | VIZ W.
10. nayss9 '' 1'@'''>|'''>''' '@'f'e1' : '''e
banr thn mosea ~ 70 3h;a amend ey adding
a1glol9Gi's Wl E,'i1a, onns @ 20 .es! ne Maae. sa
onendnnnt ,.a ruf.rrnI IL 4ho Gosas,s;t+a .A.a
E..Scr-1 P.s.to,e ~ LIZ eoni'1'1t'ec oo
d;scnss;an a,,ero1 ~, +ho ,,ro,.s.4,. .r,,,.
-cTara,sea aIss Gno"Eu ~ tRs plopT1et9 o. me
IAN s,nitb nn5 ot,,or. f,1,.;r.' Ui'ss, ts,, ala'
Haines, Newport md Church. 1rpposinr tie me
motion to refer. "
On motion of Alr. Fuller, the previous
question was ordered.
Motion to refer decided in the Affirmative
Yeas, 40; Nays, 80.
YxAs-Meaere Borcr purr Rnsov c.,,on car
fecu, Conger, Daughcrty, Davis. Dent Of fsSs,Ie
Dent Q! l'utnam: English. Epler, Ford Fu1lcr. Or.
Iard: G!hton, Graham Heard, Hicks, Holsate,
Mer nsGef; h4'L dd ha Mecann Asn.nd Miller,
Sam Shnns Sn,;ts FatsS, a. rensF Moess!er,
RrooS Tufnsr' Wsiker wish Washbn4g% ng1nSs, W.tsns Lea
Wenrer. Wcscott. What WEI Wi,,;s,,s a.A,s; .n;
Witt-4s ''' u ''1$1'-17 A''
NArs-Messrs. Black Bren!ano, Burchard. Chap.
nun, , Church, CoaS, Eastman, Elder, Care, Gale,
Miows, haks Lsy. L LawTsnee % Mann Newport. No
Th1on, s ndc,sann 1dc sud ~ es1ae'
=. aA4
~ IL .ae ntEnuon ol tne democrats 10 sell
she E Eoiq Ior treasury Notes.
tne Lleu1. ~. Governor; on resolution, ar'
noinleo tne following Special Committee on
Congressional Apportionments on the part of
ll's s.a.9ane oetae' n,.,, c
17.s's1a Seaatuas oosnnei'' oTeehe' Lansing and
'a'loe'eef' coo,, orr
eooi1s" off'
IT The Ds1aee,:ts : arc cooling Of considerably.
4; ~ nrs nsfnea has % IN .he state especially
'oe'1 roox. r,,.,,,rv ,o,-,-s
A. o1A eoeS1a CULTS
:, MI. inlief introduced bill recognizing
G.e contts % Sook county, OF at least the
s,.1,e 1upeltol VI anu Aeeofaer .: u PROVIDES t1at
tnesc tMo eourts be merged INTO , one, TO be
cara Ths pG Ion1a at o. Inc Gty o. ch
GaEo. 1nG conIl Is 70 nave lour Jns11ces, or
vnaEss: =. a E!Eel1qu % 70 take pace nist iaesday
1al. n Marca. ne Two senior Jusuces serve 1or
loal at.u ."p Junior tor Elk 3ea1s- 6acn Tolcr
1otes s fof oul l"e to Jusnces. "a me Ht Iues-
Wy VI niAlsn. 1925, IWo Jusuces are 70 De
ea elsc'ea; easA so'es voting lot out % one- Ihey
u loc Jnstlees L TO ~ $l,O0 per annum from
the State aud Sl,5 from the county for
eac9- Il is to be determined 6J lot which is
70 PC Chiei Justice Tue Judges appoint
clerk aud t!lrce deputy clerks; Fees arc same
have same criminal fees as the Clerk Of Recor-
der Court now gets. Each clerk gets ont
fourth OF fees. Terms are to be held on the
drst Monday OF each month.
The whole thing, however, is unconstitu-
tionat. and VII create terrible cost to Cook
Court that Judges cannot be legislated out of
office, unless their salaries. and fees for the |
time That they lave been elected are paid to |
them.
ME Fuller remarked that he had not read |
this bill, and did not know Its contents, but |
a third reading. =.
MI. Eastman said that a moment ago the
gentleman from Cook had asked him If he
should object to suspension Of the rules in /
Ibis case. he did not answer the question,
for he did not then know what the BILL was.
But from the reading Of tue bill from the /
Clerks desk, he perceived that it was con
not only to remodel the entire ju-
dietary Of Cook county, but to do another
[hing which was before unheard OF in the leg
|slation Of the State. The mode proposed Of
clectrng the Judges would introduce new
principle Into OUT elections that did not be-
long to our popular system, and as far as he
stale tn inc Union. Under our Constitution
mosl = ol0eefs afe elective, ana you cannot toll
= ~ Pt1Ins SH tMt, "heIe tne1e arc 1onr o1nces
~ oe niieo AZ one eiectlon py one consfltu-
eney, the Reopie slau only vote 1oF two can
alaates. !nat was mol Uenocratic. It was
~ hepuoncan: ne Woula mol consent 70
@ ausance .nas oln oIg 91ngie aay. 1t
i',ust I1,o lass, IIss, a.. Il "o4,a L, oe time enough IN
t,, tnS 1Sgaia1 Gai @ o1oet @ Ie5naps i1e gentleman
aena ,n ~ 1ouA nas II. Hos au LUZ ei1l pernaps he
seemed anv;ons ~ hara T. on,,a,r 41,at H. as ms
eminently fair and di:interested. No doubt
he would like to hare 1t ro back to his prople
Int be had Introduced tits biil simply to &C.
some one Of his constituents. and
1as not aware Of its objects, Dut the people
If Cook county would be slow to give him
:rcdt Tor all his pretended candor. For him
elf, without any consultation with any mem
>cr Of the Cook county delegation, he desired
I, enter his solemn prntest .Iyefnsf this l,iIl or
nv other containing thr nriScir1e ~ c1fsfr,n-
.hTs;nr nm .hnif ~ 3bo frr,i ,.atas. y. afI:
80 80 ~'-> A ~ "N1~ '-604 'o@~AS Va LIS "s7N
~ ~ ',,,.,
Mf. 1ller repllco IN oaa numor, defending
'lmsclt from the unjust tnsInuations, as hc
11nl% %1,,~,e oF &F,o 4. = l