Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-22

to- Also, ffavorably, Senate Dill, an
Actin relation to fines. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Brown, from Judiciary Com.
mittee, favorably, Assembly bill, an Ac'
comforting on Justices Courts concur
rentjurisdiction with District Courts In
actions for the enforcement OF liens
Agreed to.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Mayhugh-To order printed
1000 copies Of the Governors inaugu-
raj Message, for the use of the Senate
and Assembly. Agreed to-ls to ..
By Mr.. Caldwell : In%structing the
committee appointed to investigate into
the alleged charges Of corruption during
the canvass for and election Of United
States Senator, to-report the testimony
and all facts coming before it, per6af'm,
to the House..
Mr.. Mayhugh opposed the resolution,
as it would take up q great deal OF time
and put the House to a great deal OF ex-
pense. He desired that only a summary
of the facts be reported to the House.
He moved to lay the resolution on the
table. /,
Mr.. St. Clair seconded the motion.
Mr.. Bence said that there was appa-
rently a disposition on the part OF some
Of the members to choke of debate on
this resolution. njaa.Hn
The question was put on the motion
to Law on the table, and negatived by
the following vote: Ei7E
eas-Dorsey, Groves, st. Clair,
Stampley, Walton, Welch-7. .
Nays-Brown, Bence, Gary, Caldwell,
Folsom, Horton, Julien, Jones, Jacobs,
Lissak, Mallory, Msyhugh, Munckton,
Poor, Parmater, Parker, Prince, Potter,
swaney, Tenant, Wiugats, Speaker
20.
Mr.. Bence said he attempted to explain
his position before, he would do SO now.
In the first place he was opposed to the
passage of the first resolution calling
for the appointment Of the committee to
investigate into reports that might have
been mooted about the streets by ire
sponsible persons. He believed that
the committee would be unable to re-
port having elected n scintillation Of
testimony tending to affect the honor
and dignity Of the House.
Mr.. Jones-He understood that sufi.
cient facts were known and could be
proven, at least so it was stated by the
mover of the original resolution, and
had voted for it. He regarded the origi.
nal resolution as giving the committee
full enough powers, and the n pending
as simply intended to accumulate evil
dence.
Mr.. Munckton hoped the whole mat.
ter would be- quoted. He, for one, was
satisfied that there was no one member
of the House who was guilty Of being
bribed add corrupted during the recent
Senatorial contest. In the heat of the
moment and while laboring under great
disappointment the friends Of the non.
successful candidate might have
thoughtlessly made charges. He coun.
seled conciliation and recommended the
repeal Of the committee resolution.
Mr.. Julien said he should oppose the
adoption of the resolution pending fol
the reason that it would cost at least
$40 or SIS q day for a photographic re.
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