, 1865-03-06

AooE. that the nesssge was no' received BY tho
House because 1t wss d1sscspectfGi IN t.rms, and
addressing the presiding officer or oolng Fscoss-
nized by ht'n, and YES not dell: ered 70 the House
through The speaksr as esias M l.hsd E 5y lesisa.
Of receiving the message, and it was not entered
on or mnde part Of the journss; bat toe paper
WIS carried hy page 70 me Glet1s oesk Wh.e
| After the reading Of tho Governors Proelams,
l'tton, all Tho n publican ncmbsrs OF both Houses
left their seats md rrfnsed return, a{ser being
aunmoned, thus leaving but thirteen Senators and
hlty-eix Representatives, icss than quorum u
both ho1ees a. The time, and quorum WAS moi
And these aelspdaats further gay shat the re.
mainins membereof the House or ofReprcscntat1vea
left their seats On the evening Of the t9th day o
hcreinbefore recited, and did not resume business
until june sd, A. D. 1855, when The journal showa
the proceedings aforesaid. and that there vas No
er Ssih days u June, i. p: 1853, NOR on the slst
day Of December. a. p, 1861.
and further these desendants gay, that many Of
ies a1a m of ans g
?usRtly heFete and seee,pted therefor to I'll sho
er ray, that the halls Of the Senate and House q
Reprsssnta'iyes we're nor closed On the 10th, 1ith
ssd 11 g,7 s;,s Il yppe 81 'Snf u s. 4 3 F. nor until the
Ing, eay, that tho Senate mot On the
a s9ne sppe.ls BY 3sa /.
Chsmher on The 18th day of June, A. b. 1863, b1t
no business was done IN an organized form on that
after until The ed day Of June, A. D. 1851 when
the proceedings were bad according to the Senate
| Governor remained in Springfield until shs 18th
as 10 session. sfer he bad vacated tho chair: hat
| ment Of the General Assembly bY the ,yernor,
/ by hts proclamation heretnbefore recited, appears
on the executive journal as theao defendhnts stats
5aae e. s. snd do upon bf r.
These defendants further answerfsg, say, that
l.ss than quorum Of tho members Of each house
Of the General assembly apg:zsd and
of the proclamation Of liz Governor, hele:n6=iese
recitcd; that the Lieutenant Governor tcok the
spesker'. chair !, II sh,s pretended meeting r The
saa,; ists1y pro sat Ia On M s,oh q
the Secretary Of State w,s Eeqatsted to las::ae
ts u sfe?as sssts nsrsa sspp setns i l
he had.nos possession q ss!d journals, whore5s
the General Assembly adjouFt1 without day at
IRON tie pretended moetine Of fho Horse Of Rap
sd Sa journal aaaa ot y p<atoadsa
meeting OF the Sonata proceeds as follows:
- ASssags (rom th< gorer;or ~ III Hrses-
Mt! speeHee ise m alrSsted BY the Coy
ernor to return t9 ths Sena1e & BIZ. fos an oct to
ss2 Ssa} see 1
Z o. motion 81 NJ. Lindsay, It is ordered that tho
7 The nd veto message Is as follows
,tHe.e fol1aws the me.sage Of Governor Katas
And lien hsal On motion of Mr.. Mack tho Senate sd-
tonIned antfl o'clock p N. .,..,---
tsnues, that o'clock P. u said pre.endeds Sen.
Representatives toncurred IN the passage Of the,
whereupon said pretended Scnate adjournec With
ont day; that In the pretended House Of Repre-.
tentatives NJ; Hatnes, Of Lake, VA appointed
pointed 70 wait upon the Governor and state
that the Houze WAS in session, Who reported t1at'
uis house. A messages vas cent to the pretended
Senate that The oose was tn session. md the pre-
De production Of tae Journals q the
1al Assembly, which we're prodacsd. Ger
enlogtsuc of hts Ezeellensy he Governor, after
for an a1jonJn1nent Without day ms reported, apd
taken up and concurred IN. Areaoluhon was then
proposed, affirming 80 much of the journals OF the
General Assembly Of June 10th. 1863, as preceded
he reading of the Gose1nots psorogstioa % psosla.
but The yeas and maya being, demanded, both 81
e.. @ the ] psyment Of he officers we're inirodaced
and passed, and a resolution of thanks TO the
m ta but ss and ys
ded that the hour Of O'Clock had arrived, and
that the House stood adjourned without days.
eas at 9
* sss tSs I'd Gsas!3 Asse%sy, y' o. ths
md insist that there was no. quorum IN either
and no legal session hereof; that taid General
18th dsy Of June, 4. b. 1ss5, aud Tere NOT con:
yened BY proclamation Of ths Governor, and |
nsnae1 pro1ded By tbe coustis4oa @ Of I ts1s sats I
These defendants further say That the General
Of tho Constitution of this state 1hc drss Non.
a9 a 81 of hs ns
the presentation Of the said blu for an Act to In
Governor, but the Governor did not return the
ehne to said General Assembly on s1Id I'd day Of
Janpary9A D; 1855, OF any day theresf1er;
act to incorporate tho Wabash Railway Company, |
vas duly passed By the said General Assembly,
e. ess ;sss s9ssss
Goyerse. - aid oenetai Aeeonabiy to the house |
factions thereto he had, while IN eess1on; nor did
he Goyesne5 retnrn said bill on the frat day Of |
nsstlpE q q he s General Assembly arter the e1p-
OF said bill to him. and that therefore said bill has
become and i. the INV of the land.
wards, and before exercising tho liberties priri-
eges ard franchiac. Aforesaid. the corporators
named u aatd act to incorporate The Wabash Rail,
books for the subscription OF the capital stock |
which has been subscribed, and tes Company has
81 aud Ben
jam1n 2: Gallup ns Treasurer.
That By the force Of the entd act Of The said leg
said Thomas Hairless, Horace a. Hnrlb1t and !
charles Hitchcock, still continue to be and are
sns e GO 81 eno;
lie. allowed 70 hen, or conferred o. them BY The
81 s s6ereS bsss 8. ~ Sens
msiority Of the Director. Of said corporation for
all as Tine ba1 n ne I'D IN that behalf
privileges and franchises OF beng and acting - .
msjozity, Of The corporators and directors Of q
way Company. land ana a. 81 such % have issued % stoeEin ~
such corporation. and transferred the saune, ind
made and collected an assessment thereon and made
hotae RaiiwaJ on Michigan ASenne in said city
o. Chicago. 10 Wit such part thereof as is spe-
e!asaily nsmea In saia yet ind no ethet) md haze
the powers Of legal corporation, and IN that be-
half have claimed and do claim the right to lag +
W6bath Avenue ana othes Streets, ispecidcalE /
ss|; ss|E0; and of operating tssfsoa hssse
gers ior hire. aud other such things Is a4s sa usa
Companies, md whfeh thRey Only have hare The ' iis6t
And they, the said defendants, have c.aimeaand
directors of la,d Wabash RAILWAY Company, to
e tSsn D. de- E. ss' Wss,!h ha,ss5
Company Cismpsny' belonging Sby virtue q Tho
this that they these said defendants aImatoslty
Of eald corporators and directors tho said llher-
CLAIMED or attil do u.urp nd claim aim upon @ the sad
PTsades, etc.. Is ~ Tie sasd lnabtnatoa q sboSs s
XII which said several matters and things, they
the said Thomas HAIRLESS and Horace 4. Hnrlhut
K 'et tnsy ds e
that the aforesaid liberties, privileges and trans
actions IN form aforesaid claimed BY then, may for
md from the premises aforesaid:
s. B. a0oK1ss R R.{.nasnte, GmaEn gosepn10a
SUPERIOR CouE7.-This Court vas not IN ses-
sion On Saturday. Tbs March term Of this Court
will commence on MondnT.
Its March term on Monday morning: Tbs cr1m-
" couaT1 JEFF couaBsoTs uB3S 1sJ Judge 8raayaThe
coming week, thcR Board Of Supervisors being in |
session and occupying the court room-
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