, 1869-02-09
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Proceedings Yesterday
Springfield.
Debate on the Canal Com.
missioner Question ius
the Senate.
Passage OF the South Side Park
Bill In the House,


Special Despatch TO The Chicaso Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. H., Feb. 8.
| BIG THING.
hit. c. ]. knecland, Of Chicago, West Division,
has tert bill to this city, ard It as put into the
Hcuso this morning By Mr. Munson. which to all
tnte1ts and purposes may be regarded as big
thtug. 1t is entitled An act for the security and
sale Of personal property under legal process In
/ the city Of Chtcago." The bill Ia quite 4 long
| oEe. and In the matter Of chiro2raph not c1stiy
testen. It authorizes tho Comptroller Sthe city
Of Chicago to nominate and appoint. Equitable
pkton to act as the seceiver Of all personal prop
ery taken On any legal process In the city OF
Chicago, and gives him foes for this and other
duties enumerated In tho bill, which it ,s cstt-
I mated would anouut to dftS thousand dolIats.
| not bad thing for The next friend OF the Comp.
| troller. Mr. knee!and and his hackers may aa
! we'll potnees thet. souls in patience. The bill
has not the remo;est chance Of passing the Gen.
| eral Assenbly, or even leaving the committee.
room.
| 1ak aorsE DAT
The int1cdacucn Of .csolutlous Vas in order
Today for the ttet time IN nearly lWo weeks. and
an advantage VAS taken OF 1t by several gentle
men to SeEtf!atc- Nj. Tosls offered joint reso-
| !otiou requesting cur Senator5 and Representa-
lives 10 urge The passage OF IN act repeating the
National Bank law. and providing for the ltsue OF
legatendGr notes in quantities sufncienl to pay
CT the ; 20 bonds. AID produce general hnaue!a ii
| happiness. Mr. Rots, Of Fulton, desired OUT
Senators and Representatives to procure the
passage Of 4 law enabling foreigner to become
raturai!zed after years residence in this coun-
iry. Tho present five years' limit, according
| 10 him. wac restriction on immigration, ind
| should be disposed OF. Pit the limit at ONO year
| and all Europe would come orer here, and apply
to be admitted 10 citizenship. Both these rceolu-
ttcns were sent to the Committee On Federal
Relatlors.
| FINAL ApJoCRHAxxT.
Several attempts wern made to Induce the uou.c
to 11 day for it, final adjournment, 10 stop the
Offering Of private bills. and to lt.att speeches to
fEe minutes. Ill. Smith thought that II 8 day fos
adjournment Was decided upon the House would
eet 10 work. As Jet theY had done nothing.
The House declined to eensure Itself and laid all
these resolutions on the table by decided majo.t
ties.
pAKdEBors K1rLos1vxs.
MT. Marsh offered resolution Getting forth
the curhcr and terrible nature Of accidents
due to adplte,a.ed kerosene oil, declaring tbs
| there arc ro laws to duly puulzh such adul
tesauons, and authorizing the speakc. to appoin.
committee Of three to draft Laws TO meet tht
emergency.
xt1EoAI INTERPRETATIONS.
lit. heIr also oHa1e6 joint resolution To nee
the recent decision ofthc aouse as 10 the Illegal
ity OF naturalization papers issued by Count,
Clerks, and calling for the passage Of Law legal
ling snch papers.
1HB i1soo1H PARE BILL SIGNED.
Governor Palmer signed the Lincoln Park bil
: I this uaosE!rG.
LEGISLATIVE.
srR1so11EIp. ILL.,, Feb. s.
+ MI adams. BY consent introduced bill t
i incorporate the town Of Daeotah.
4 bill 1eqnlr1IE the Governor to restore to citi
r xenshsp eon!lcts whose term has expired, an
s e. ss 5sd
/ Committee, rejected.
TIE .a@e T soarn,ttee reported ta tavoE Of II
esi g e. daRespo.t, and making The asol0gtst' talsr
t NJ; IlSCnEA pESssntsd @ e; q petition asking ths
sttts ass f., ass @ eonsf: esossa
aGp,eIIistea 70 @ citizens ot tho.e three eoant,e
/ Referred 70 he Finanee Committee:
/, AmenoItal ftora the public printer VIE reat
psn!ne Fl Is s m
= On Printing.
: rIFI1seSs. ETC.
s ~ more E sde ios
i STATE Honte OF Southern Psntt.atts1y.
n' 10 farpe; 70 s she'a
,c taxes which had been stolen IRON hin, was !
ported back eome sensto1s objected 70 the bi
9 and stated that the loss occurred wht
- the sheslG was In dtaseputao1e Company, and
relief was proper. The yeas and nays were callc
ard the btH ordered to d third reading By la 10
THE CANAL coxHt+siosKR QUESTION.
At II O'Clock the question Of confirming u
be nominations Tor Canal Commissioners Vas takt
~ ~ up.
nj Mr. MUM moved a. substitute for this It
the question OF Confirming the nominations
pot,poced till the Law or 1867 Is amended 80 n
he provide tot only one lock and dam II an expcr
IN Of $400 coo. and reducing tic number Ct Comm
he e.oners to three.
,p- Mr. FULLER said this WAS 4 Cost cxuaos
I'D parY motion. and be hoped 1t would not prcva
on Mr FORT urGed the settlement 9.,o o. this g. g.
ne- tsfs had made up thcis minds that the
coo WAS an improper one iet th
. vote A7alfst the connrmatious
D. It wta Of no uso to keep the question dragging
So. tasa msnIcr. II vas an approp!tadon
lat would ba returned ten fold, and was advocate
those wto had tho beet interests Of the vt
loA StAta 1t heart
II. MUM up1l4 aas rpta tqr ~ eqaax