, 1865-01-02


SrR1Sdf1ELp. ILL.,, Dec. 81. 1861
The rump Legislature Of Illinois met to-day
ut Il O'Clock. There were present about
twelve members Of each body.
In the Senate, Lieut.. Gov. Hoffman took
the chair, and Afajo ]. F. Stevenson was
elected Clerk pro ten In the absence Of the
regular Clerk.
Mr.. Mack, Of Kankakee, moved that the
clerk obtnin the Journal Of the last meeting
from the Secretary Of State. On application,
the Secretary Of State informed the clerk that
the journal Was not in his keeping.
Senator Ward offered a resolution, the
House concurrins, that the tweRty-third gen
eral assembly adjourn sine die, at three o'clock.
Carried. i.
4 message WINS received from the House
that that body WIS now In session. 4 mes
sage was received from Gov. Yates, vetoing
the Wabash Avenue railroad bill passed at
the last session. The Senate adjourned to
half past two.
The House, Id the absence Of the Speaker,
was called 10 order by Mr. Church, Of 1Y1nuC
bago, and Mr.. E. II. Haines, Of Lake, was
unanimously elected speaker, pro lem. Ger
shon Martin was elected door keeper, and j.
ca1lehoef ASSISTANT
IN mouon OF M1. Eastman acomnnstaa OF
three, consisting Of eastman and Cook, OF
Cook, and Wakeman, Of McHenry, was ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor and in.
form him that the House Of Representatives
were now in session, and awaited any COM
munlcatlon be had to make. The Senate was
in oru1ed By the clerk that the House was In
session.
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s''tu'e LOT MI. COOKS feso'a'1on' mat Tue
message OF Inc governor TO thc House On the
loth Of June, 1865, pc spread upon the re-
cords Of the proceedings OF TINT day.
On this resolution Fuller md Menard d.
7nondad tha reoa ond ,,,vs aud .ho e,hst,
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1nte was "1tnara"n' ana the House was de-
clarcd adjourned, and thus goes to oblivion
the Infamous Ru1np Legislature OF 1868,
'.Co1 F. A. Eastman has rcs;cnea his nos;t3o,,
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80 ~ Ies.oue' " NC .s.ieen1'ass' ano y
mas oeen aceepteo. oos. da1es VIII not ap-
point successor, but will leave that dnty to
A la,re number .of the roem},e,s ortba Ioo
,s,a+.,-a n-n -. -. c.ats.s.s,s.r,
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Cmon men, Win considerable sprlnkHns OF
Coppcrhcads. Quite number OF distinguish
cd gentlemen are also here outside of the
rnrrnhers ,nc1rainr Hor ~ A3or1to,
TS-sse. ~ on'
faa.an :, - e1ee1 ~ a'se' aon. q. .. AuS-
kcnoa1l, the nc" Egyptian memb T Of Con-
gress, Hon. Jesse 0. Norton, Gen. Haynie,
the new AdIutant General. and others.
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axoa.dtnr1r .-;aarn,,s " 80 Du 80,
80 otT.o tua5, aosorot1s III
oeaef lnte1esls' lug 11lenus ol doF. iates
are evidently alarmed, although they claim to
be confident Of SUCCESS. He has pretty surely
lost Ground to-day. md will continue tn d.
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1nt,s Vita stnto hnr; urt.;nr 1;a o1,;oa,,t a.