, 1869-02-02

Another Hearing on the Lake Park
Bills.
Synopsis Of a General Corpo.
ration Bill.
Bills Vetoed by Governor
Palmer.
rLLIN Ol9s
Special Despatch 10 The uhIcaeo Tribune.
HHRIKHriEtn. Ill. Fnh,


srRH0rlK1.p, ILL.,, Feb. l.
yC1iI11's nAI1AoAp ELL.
Governor Palmer has not Jet signed Ful1e.'s
Railroad bill, aud seems In 70 particular hurry to
do 80. Tafties ase hero from Chicago and other
points to whom he will giro hearing before be
nakcs up Ills mind what ho will do with IT, This
htaring will probably take place on Wednesday OF
ibis week. Rumoss were aaoat today that he
had vetoed tho bill. but thcJ were, Of course,
rrouudcss. They probably had iheir orgu In the
fact that ha sent 10 the scnate two soso messages
to-day, fe!sr1ed 10 eisc1hcre.
1HB NAf1A P0W1h MONOPOLY ~ LooKrphf.
Tho Sonate Committee on 1uleEnA. Improve
rnents ard Canals had a meeting tonight, In ro-
a'ionto tho Norton lchse OF tho stste water
the Governor relating 10 tho lcAtiug Of lhe water
power was read. A motion was male that Mr..
Norton have the privilege Of explaining the tc.sc
and other matters. Hon. q. u. Fuf.
let. Of Chicago. addressed the commit
tee On behalf Of Tho Nnrtone. Mt. Morton
also addressed tho committee In answer
to Inquiries. - did also Ms. uoodFnE, Ms}ur
Walt and ono or two others. Mr. Hhylutt, Of
loekpost. regarded Tie Norton icaee az Z RfeAt
monopoly. II was hba'sy roled that Fenatot
ctawf0id, Chairman oF ils CAnal Commlttee,
tfepsfe and report bill pfvvldtuR fot ihs 70.
denttloh and faie VI fnffaitetl canal lands, and
ats0 Au'hut1sIHz AHd - ~ ring ths Htata TfnsEce
bf The tllihUla AMI Michigan Uahnl 10 setsfe lin
sttoAnia Will The bisls. Thu tonmtt.pe vii
Probably hold Ahattnf teasl"n upUa ltis question
~ H4offow gsoAing.
tAKH FAhK.
TAh t9R3Eatltaa h ID aA4thur thsaa hours tel,
sian Oh .t,s lAka txtk hills. No snss was lakya
and n0 discrimination Faachad. hntlt n whttpespd
ssQnnd that ths llHaots Utn.1Al Railroad vii
win. perhaps Somewhat changed In lta character
and dethtia. This committee Wsll luti another
M otlng upon tho qaeation Tomorrow evening,
whou II ia lrobahsa report will bo agreed upon.
11NBHAL CORPORATION LAW.
Tho general corporation law, introduced Into
the Senate, to-day. hy MIR. Wooaton, IL idcEtleal
with 1ha Missouri corporation Law OF 1867, and ID
found In the general ftatutcs OF that year. It
took SeIAtoF Woodson nearly two hours
| Ibis afternoon 10 read It. It Ia regarded
"a very good bill. and It Becms probable that It
will pAst. Quite run.hes Of bills calling for
private charteEs were laid on the tablo 10 await
action on Mr. Woodson's bill. II that passcs,
these bills will, Of course: be rejected.
rEneoNAL,
ettator 6n1pp aruso to personal explanation
this morning, and took exception to bricf des-
| patch which appeared IN TEE TRIBUNE On sAtur-
day, wherein mention Ia made Of tho fact that be
had introduced bill - repeal the law for build
| tre the new state House. The deepatch ez,d
that MI. snapp intimatcd that be did rot
expect his bill would psss. &c said that be vas
not fool enough to Say that. He also dentcdthe
statement that he had said the State Pcn,tcutiary
was all the State Institutions that Joliet would
ttand. have only to ray that II hts explains
| tton be correct, l mistook the tenor Of Mr.
| srapp'e remarks on that ocrae!on.
| CANAL eoHM1sslos1As.
Action upon the confirmation OF the Canal
! Commissioners, which 8ls Aet down for 10
O'Clock to-day, was. on motion or Mr. Dorc
q ~ NM htFrr rTn a.
| II O'Clock. Mr. Munn'a bill, rcpeallng the Law,
passed two years ego. bE which the Commiss sion
was created, vas also postponed until the
same tine. Mr.. Mum IL determined that his
bill SHAH keep company With the Commissioners.
OFcoulse II tho Commissioners arc confirmed It
goes under At once. II they are rejected Mr.
Mum will attempt to push 1t to 4 1nal passage.
do not think he can succeed under any ctrcum-
ttsnces.
| erArE rKN1IBE11ARr.
resolution was presented to the Senate to-
dsy requisine the Governor to le.se the State
renitenttaey 10 parties who will run It 80 that 1t
thall be no bother to the State. This is
do1e In the Interest Of the old Penl
tenttafy lestees. RncAmastcr. Cary i
GO. Il is understood that they propose to take
! !ease OF the Feriientlary, paying i've thousand
dolars per annRm therefore, free from every ex-
pense whatever 10 the State. Their old loase b I'd
the eane conditions except the i've thou and
dollar clause. aut theJ contri1ed to bring an an
nual account against the State foot.rg up rauy
| thousand dollars. don't think they will succeed
In getting the prison this ysar.
r11oBs.
Governor Palmer sent two vctocg to the Eensle
to-daJ-oue against bill to Incorporate the Il.
Sale Ice and Transportation Comp.ny, uts ob-
lcctions were that The bill authorized secret loans
The Other bill which he returned was 10 abolieh
the Court OF Common Pleas At Cairo, trans
fe'rlpE it's bueluess to the Circuit Court OF
Ale1hndet County. Bis objection was 10 ths e:h
section OF the bill. which provided for The psY.
fnent to ccEtatn Marebhls for transporting pste-
oseEs to the stste Pcn,tentlary. the esus fees
which the Sheriff would receive for the same pur-
section is norlte ee.tusue tn
the lin, and consequently unconstitutional under
INA etfnte III The constitution. which fays .thst
| cldeftnt meAsntes ehAtt rot te embtaced In I'm
satnt bill. The nteslnn he:ng rnt On zach tIt.
Shall It pass not withdrawing ttr tt,t etIrns n
| The taoTethof. The vote ~m uhanmeus,y In st,e
hteatt~e.
4 supplementary TIN war pn. .Atnnrt to.h
| hthtea 1b Ft1hat. Anstahdthx the ntathtinhs NJ
ltr Ian Hhtt tt,s ih't tt Pehtnstf, n rns,Is tha
HfHf1hR limit IL tatlssr th@ tam tali Ut ia
ia't" hAtHh~' AMI f4sl tHtsrAatfR 8rrHpsHtt. Tia
#r'"h "" H"T"thht thhiHss lin tapttHrtt,a, y
Att uhhrststaty.
tttAhtKa tfA7H riaM,
| btll 'aa INT through ll,n Hht4atn till atltf.
h""n w sotn nf ~ In which dslihhfaieiy ii,
se,ts ths Aatst tatsa IN seyrt&l tusna IL sltne IN
tlunnty In The Mas nj 4 pfisatm rn,rofa.
t!nf1 foF The heit ten years. III tllIa
ID " "lFainaRe Ut tands In lIlstua
C"untY,' AMI II rrnvidns fur tho lsytsli1R.
dIkInx and amins of .lvefs sna low lands In tl,st
thuniy. II enniathe thr elauao y srl IL found III
"a snhny BILLS co,nlnR fron That part Ut The Httle
| artrhIfIstlnR lhe ftata tA1rt which may hs rni-
leeied III tnwns wefs tbs Improvements Ara tn be
tnaar IT. ths sea TT ,he eo'rnftt1un WIN arc aoinR
| The wntk. t"t thu hsst ten ysasa. T1- following
/ IN lhe spie uh the till!
ATks.
| Nurd. Fhllet, FnApr,
| ti&AoF, a1htIkU- frstk.