Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-08
Pennsylvania Legislature.


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WDsIsDAY, January ., iSO4.
The Senate met at II O'Clock, Al.
The Journal Was read and sppsoved
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TSa ros sh.vs h,IS - a. than ,.,d On ,h. tail.
MrCONNELL Tread in mviplsce a bilI emil
tlsd can act to provide for lie psyment q
housties to volunteers from the State of Penn
svIvsnia''
Mr CLYMER l object 10 the reading of ,
bill 10 place bv apv Senator. and 10 this iu
stance bv the Senator from Philsdelphia. With
out biz baviue first obtained leave Of the Sen
ate. / ask the opinion of the Speaker whether
Senator can at any time read bill in plact
without previous leave of the body.
The SPEAKER. The Chair il Of opinion thai
the proper practice would be to ask leave.
Mr. CONNELL. Well then, Mr.. Speaker,
ssk lsAve.
Mr.. CLYMER. On granting leave, call
the yeas and nays.
The SPEAKER. The question before the
Senate IA this: The Senator from PbiladelphIs
INF. CoNusLL) Asks leave of the Senate to read
: bin in place at this time. Upon the question
of granting leave, the Senator from Berks (Mr.
CLYNRR) calls the yeas and NAYS.
Mr.. WILSON. l would like to knew what
rule OF tne senate, II ve nave any. requires inc
AsA,ns Sn " rovT WrD ~ .: oi ~ P'sS S,... ..
Ise StE ine question s9omiaea %
the Senate is as TO the manner IN which II shall
proceed With It's business.
Mr.. WILsON. Then understand that we are
virtually adoptinga rule.
The SPEAKER. The Senate may deter mine
What particular etage of Its proceeding It will
entertain the reading of q bill or whether that
reading shall be entertained at any time.
Mr.. WILSON was understocd to say that
Sensfors on the other side had svinced a dispo-
sition to dispense with all rules of government
and desired to do business in promiscuous
way. For himself be was satisfied IL adopt
either course SO that but ono be pursued at Q
time.
The call for the yeas and nays was seconded
by Mr.. STEIN and resulted as follows:
YRAs-Messrs. Chsmpneys, Council, Dunlap,
Graham, Hoge. Householder. John
son, Lowry. ACandless, NicnoIs, hdg~ay,
Turrell, Wilson, Worthington and Penney,
SpsaAr-16. L
NArs-Nsssrs Bearlslse. Bucher, Clymer,
Donovan, 0latz, Hopkins. Klussy, Lamberton.
Lstts, NSherry, Montgomery, Reilly, smith,
stark, Stein and Wallace-l6. rr
50 the motion was not agreed tO.
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p..-I..nss 80 m cla., rna;orltv uutil ona
Of their number, Major harry White. Senator
nom INDIANA. was csPsuteu " o"' 0"""a""
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WALLACE and Mr.. DONOVAN and were Is
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Stark. eteaA ma "e.,a "e, J., ,.
30 the question "as oe'o'ln'ne" III 'ne "es"'
tive. '..
ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. CONNELL offered the following resoiu-