The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-21
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.


HARFIsBURg Jan 2-The Speaker presented
OF Sane eIso 10 h 81 classes
MI Connell PIE 3ented memorial from Charles
provision made for the reg sration Of wills anse Sna.
m9Tte Aso, one one Of the Female Slavery So
stored TO colored men by amendment TO the Consti-
Mr.. McoandlesS offered protest against any change
In the !, biIst survey District OF Philadelp1ia.
Mr.. Randall presented petition from Schuylkll
county for law compelling the more perfect venlils
A resolution was reported by the Military Commit.
tee accepting the invitation to attend The dedication
ADOPTED, monument IN -n''' anu " vas gS.
ported that they had received letter rom @ SIecs & re
always been dstasteiu to him and reauesting that
the selection Of Mr. Hare might be affirmed, as he
WAS satisfied Gt there was fifty majority for Mr..
hare in the Eiteenlh ward N addition TO what had
the commlttee asked 70 be And were discharged.
the inspection of liquors was reoommltted.
e6 MT ssts pTaS S IN IN place %T.nOrsRg
and ahrmatlUn5 and 10 take depositlOns 20 be used
Also one supplem sntary the act OF April, 1868.
authorizing the Court of Common Pleas and Or
phsns' Court OF Philadelphia to appout and remove
t2e Home missionary society OF Philadelphia, No.
69s Arch street, from tsxstion.
requiring rensner pepor Ss
MT Errett objected as he did not consider the
ao%s naq a1y of sa 3 inquire d b In regard n. 70 the
control over w6Gs was Done by the last House.
protect the treasury, aud that ne knew Of officers
employed by the House this winter under tb resolu-
places or three r a1 a1 hSS sone sHo 1s
o o 99 Snp @ re eh S sT
his objections the resolution came second
Mr.. Lowry suggested that a special committee be
sppointed, as thorough investigation should had.
mittee on Retrenchment and Reform, with instruc-
uOnsIto investigate end report
House of Representatives.
m, Nr. Nicholson presented the report of the Joint
comm ee whica had been chosen TO try the
tested election case of William l.. Hirst VS., Judge
Hare.
OF this Commttse Senator S inson. OF Montgomery
was chairman.
The report sets forth that Judge Hare is entitled
to his seat.
Mr.. Nicholson, of Beaver hon the Joint committee
sury reported that they cppssted S4 Us2 in notes
Of broken banks and counterfelts, ana recommended
Mr.. DAVIS (Republican) of Philadelphia moved to
reconsider the vote by which the House mad passed
the bill extending the term OF Richard Peltz, Re-
ceiver OF the Taxes Agreed to by party of 81 ayes
Republicans to SO nays. Democrats
Mr.. Davis then moved to substitute the bill which
hao already passed the Senate on the same subject
IL will be recoilected that the Senate paased one
bill on Friday last and IN the House another bill
this morning Ia substituting the bill that
OF the House understood to be to save the time
and trouble OF transmitiinS the House bill back to
the Senate for them to repass. The Democratic
M mbers OF the House, MessIs. Playford, McCul-
Tough, Rogers and others, raised various points of
order that IL WAS not In order 70 make the proposed
The Speaker pro tenn (strang of Ticga) ruled that
the substitute from the senate was in order and II
The bill now stands exactly as published yesterday,
and the only remaining acts are for tn Senate 10
agree TO the amendment requiring the Receiver to
renew his suretes and Ior the Governor TO aix his
signature.