The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08

a claim for damages by the Ozaukee rioters
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Rev Mr. REINDEK, when officiating as chap
lain, to pray for the President and other
departments of the Government as well as
for Congress. A resolution was offered au-
thorlzing the Committee to examine and re-
port on alleged railroad extortions to send
for persons and papers.
Bills were introduced amending chapter
10 OF H. s, providing for town boards regu-
lating the impounding and sale of cattle
running at large; amending section l of
chapter ia, laws of SO, relative to taking
testimony F; memorial to Congress for the
improvement of the harbor at Superior City;
also number of local bills, including sew
eral petroleum companies
bill changing the time of holding terms
of Circuit Court in the First Judicial Circuit
was passed. n stfFf
The Governors veto of local bill vacat-
ing an alley in Milwaukee, was sustained
after long discussion.
The resolutions from the Senate on the
subject of the Presidents Message vetoing
the Freedmen's Bureau bill, after some fill
clustering by the Democratic side of the
House. were concurred in by the following
vote:
AYEs---Allen, Armstrong, Ashley, BABcocK,
ind. UuionJ Bartlett, BATES, Union Ind }
Beiden, Bennett, BuGH, (Urion Ind. J Bnrdick,
Cameron. Carpenter Chareron, Clark, Coles
man Cobb, Davis, DITTMAR, lind. Union
Doe, Douglass, Eaton Erskine. Harmon
Harnden, Hopkins, Jones, MARsDEN, dad. I'm
Innl MERRILL tIni Union,) Miner, Mosher
Newell, Osborn, Palmer PetIt, Pope, Potter,
Pound, Proctor, j. o. Raymond, $. o. Raw
mond Reed, Robbins, Il unsevre, Sander son,
Scrlbner, Simmons, Skeels, SMILEY, Ind. I'm
| lohl Smith, Stephenson, Spensey Strong
Thompson A. j. Turner, Henry Turner, Wash
| burn, Willard, Wilson, Wolf, Woods, Wooster,
| NJ. Speaker, I5arron---62.
| NAYs>>-Abr0mS, Bodden Br0pn, Butler,
6 6ets Esi 2G 1Sy.d De7gme J, Deg,nge,
HARRINGTON, KENE LY, lind. Dem.,l Lynde,
Martin, McCartty. NEG rath. Morse, Orton.
| Pcase. Phillips, Pfummer, Rogan. Sanger,
SCHNEIDER, Seeiey, Slaughter, Wagner, Will
| IAMs, tlud. Union )o--32.
III the above tile names of those elected
as candidates Of the Union party, are given
in Roman; those elected as Democrats, in
italic independent in SMALL GAPS. '''.
! The ayes include every member of the
Assembly elected as a candidate Of the IN
ion party and, with a single exception, ev.
cry member Of Union antecedents elected as
independent candidates. With Single ex
ception, every man who voted against the
resolutions voted against LINCOLN and JOHN
son, and most of them were radical copper
heads during the war. -
| FRIDAY, March 2-SsR0te Petitions were
presented for and against the restoration Of
the death penalty "
The use of the Senate chamber was grant
ed for this afternoon for a discussion of the
merits of the La Crosse railroad through
train bill. ts.
Bills were introduced to make the fees Of
assessors S. day for the first twelve days,
and ST., so a day thereafter to repeal chap
ter 200 Of the laws Of 1864, authorizing
gaTnishee actions in the circuit court, to ap
Ipropriate to the state prison committee $l5
| each.
The Judiciary Committee, in response tt
a resolution, reported that the commission
ers OF school and university lands were ell
titled to receive so cents each for each GER
tifcate and patent issued by them, and thai
any purchaser may have as many tracts in
cluded in one certificate as he chooses
A bill passed to authorize the Milwaukee
aud Prairie du Chen RAILROAD Company tt
secure by mortgage its preferred stockhoId
ers.
A bill to repeal chapter 266 Of the laws O
1868, so as to restore to tie Court Commits
sioners the power to issue writs of bobeG,
corpus, was indefinitely postponed
AssEMBLY.-Messrs CARR, (UDion,) anC
BALDWIN (Democrat,l who were absent
yesterday, asked leave to record their votes
on the resolutions adopted yesterday re-
Ispecting the Presidents veto and the actor
Iof Congress. Leave being granted, MIR
CARR voted for, and Mr.. BALDWIN against
the resolutions
Petitions were introduced for biennial
sessions; for law prohibiting minors from
drinking Intoxicating drinks, playing bill
lizards, &c, for amending the interest law
and to divide Vernon and create the new
county of Fairchild "-
Nearly the whole morning session wa,
consumed on resolutions offered by Mr.
HADLEY, (dem.,) endorsing the President,
veto message, censuring Congress, and APP
proving Senator DooLITTLEs course They
were referred to the Committee on Fedora
Relations. tl ~
A number of local bills were introduced
Also bills prohibiting partners of district at
torneys from practicing in certain cases
and to provide for the sale of the Agricultu
raj College lands. The latter bill was re
ported by the committee On Agriculture