, 1869-03-03
Bailey's Bill Dropped and Dins-
meor's Substitute Adopted.
4 New Board Of Five Commits.
Biona1s Provided For.
Eu1ler's Railroad Bill Passed
in the Senate.
The Blooming ion Bond Bill
Pas1ed Over the Cor.
ernor'A Veto.
Special Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttbnue-
6fA1EGUKID, March J..

SPECIAL Despatch 10 the Chicago Tftbnue-
6rR1za1tK1D, March
1u1 NEW s1AIE Houtx.
In the afternoon. when the reports q standing
committees had been gotten oni Of the wsy, the
STATE House queation CANE up. Ths varo friends
Of the ongluA bin Ind been somewhat taken
apack hJ the voting in COMMITTEES Of the Whole
yesterday afternoon. Adopting DAiley's subsn-
tute, md henee, IN order to feorgari1e. consent.
ed to the nlll's going over from the morning unt1
the Afternoon. Daring the day they found cut the
weak potnttn Bailey's amendment, and they pre-
pared to attack it. They knew vesy
well that q few members, Mr. Bond
among Others, while deMrons th1t the
Commissioners shonld be appointed by the
Governor, did not feel cons1Eced Of The adgisA.
bilty Of compelling the Use OF Joliet stoae; 20
1t decided III council that II NJ ceseasy, they
wnnld rive up Messss. Bnru. BevcEtden and Kob-
icsoB, Aad trutt the Gov+fnor. When the House
did take up the question, Ar. Parker spoke in
opposition 10 Bst!c1's p1kn. He was followed NJ
Mt. Coy. who clothed himself With zea1 II w1'h
4 Earutnt- and, after defending the Coumisstou.
crs. proceeded to attack Thx TA,nC1E. IT. esitors
and its Representative mere, calling them Ill
eorts Of pet names He was evidently much
heightened. &c sat down amid Laughter created
By soma members touching his conscious
ru1ttJ-Auehtct quite e1cua1b}o when We
consider tbs course he has pursued nnce he
came here. nf Has follow I'd b. Nj. Beason, Who
favored MI. Dinsuoos's substitute, and then
eaue Ar. Phillips, Democrat, from Brown
County, who n.ade rambling speech protesting
h.s determination To sotc against every measurt
Jet presented. Nj. Burnett then moved to lay
Nj. Ba,tys substitute On the table This uas test
vote, and 1t resulted cas-, 4o nays H. This elated
Bailey and hte s1ppoft-s. who were not sware Of
what Was contlg, md they trusted. w1.h Aunsoa's
nd, 10 euro the tort1thsee votes they nceatd.
! But Mr. Di1snoor, Of ~hItcaide, got up, and In .
| very oily and paciteatorJ mlpner eAld he hat .
little amendment which ht Wished to ofsr, and
which would 70 far towards making the n1l &C.
cep:ah,c 10 him. II WAS evident, he said that the
| Hcnee was opposed to the retention Of tho old
Coz nnl.s,oners. and he therefore proposed to let
| the lo1e1uel appo!nt tte Commissioners, ope ol
| them eipR AZ architect, and another a master
builder, Mr. Bailey marched directly Into the
| trap which Was laid fer hin ana declared his
| willingness to accept tho Amendment, though
| MI. Stanley protested aRAiEst this lncreAse iu
! the ruuber OF Comm1estoners. and declared he
| ehcnld vote seairst Nj. Bat!ey's p'an. Il It wa.
| adopted. Tbs amendment vas carried bJ eight
majority. on 4 somewbat uix=d rote, aud rher
Mr. DtEsmnor a1o.e and placldly proposed, - 4
further amendment. to strike ont I'll alter the
feeord section, and insert that portaon O
bis old s1bsututo when related to thu
wsy In which the building waa to b
constructs cd, and which declared ttAt the Gov
crnor and two otker stAte ctscrrs should decide
ehethes it was expet lent to use Joliet stone
| plan which. stxAuRely enough. received the sup
port Of Nj. Cook, Of Lake, ~ho rspeatedly decla,
ed that be knew the Joliet stone WAS the cheapest
| md that tht se was plenty of It. The hurptiset
Raity protested against this amendment ant
charged lss p1epoaer with bad iatth, An actio1
which tho latter virtuously rrptlled, vote We
then taken. which resaited In tho adoption Of th,
1 fAAk
us}orlty, Mr.. Bond vottnR for II, 4
be prey,on,1y ea,d he would. Without any mi
thes debate tito question was taken On ordertnl
tie bill en7rps1ed fot third reading. and It VA
| esssIed bY Il to 50. Tho yotes among the noe
| vere TIE Speaker and Mr. Phillips, the only DeH
ecz.t who opposed II. 1t will probably come 4
Tomorrow among bills On third reading. Aad b
pared without further discussion. Then th
| question viii come, who the Governor will ~
point, tough he to Allowed until tho asbt Of Ma
10 make bis selections. The following Il h
sutuded BILL a. 1t pssted the House:
sxc71oN !. Be v enacted, BY the People Of th
STATE OF Illinois. rrptescEted ~ toe Genfra! A.
set entiutd ..An act to prom 10 for the erscu:n
: new Btatc House." approved Februa'T u 1854
rasi named 1r = 70
) the erection Of ahe new state house b
! and the eauas Y heseey. sspcsls:
III fur her service, Is such Coumlstiouars unds
tnch spp IL -mcnt md that 10 much Of It
sevsnth section ot s.id &c; :, provide. fos the y
! s.a Board Of Comm,tstontts te. aud #
latae L hereby, sspe.led, nd TIC ), y
Jullus Webrer q heieoJ DISCHARGED from aa tu
. point. On o. before .bs 1T day ot My, 1sss, a
Rsson, sif p. o. 1ae sa,e 2! mae
!. ssue. % .ben .sroln!ed: snsa e: I'D hereby =
Il en-. With ~ ,hs powers and prlyt1sRes y
= vided By "A set entined Ia act fot the estcttt
lss7, md an aet ean,led s. Ia <. snpp1emt niaa
act 70 o.ostee t9, she *fces!o1 o 9. ns~ ~.
e such tlerks AID accountants ~ they may oee
nes1s ssc, ), Befcrr tie connpts.i oeers .pprsn.
4. urdcr this act shall make any contract Tor !
se stut {. iron ntnes materials 10 he used IN
cousuuction OF the aA,d new STATE Houee, II ph
e. MIR Of The state to ascertain By conferences y
o. tne FenitentiarJ coum'sslauess ma from ott
to na.' ns s,a;s Me' s p' III
can b Dade Av11lab:e In 'urnfah;ug labor OF =
fs7A- receseary 70 be ased n TIC construct,
ap " sss M Govesnor, Auditor md Treasurer. .
"a "a Won i foE she Interest q he s:ste g es4p
-" and Of The s1ld Few Stats lon
nr 70 what extent aId with retrrence +, What q
he Of 4 a.ertal 1bcy deesa II to4 he .nse1e.t Of
0e Staie to be furnished By sud Cor nltrtoners
a's upon tho .e. eEpt Of s1eh nouteA. .ion, tne u
~ Houte uuuiesioEe1s, II the cte-t Of such no
ca,ion a1Al he th.t .he ssone o. aoy
tfertof shall be furnished hJ ss'd coz
ss.A Hsosse6 If e 50!p2 pE':S1sa saa 81
, Eoute Commissioners, foE no pu.po.e o.
In er,ire said stote. arc hereby authorized to q
eas noetefsnn Of An1 uuE1i-s in the EatacH1 o. y
Feuitentiarr, By co1d erarat1ou, undtt atd N
O. cordxnee viii tnh psovtsions q n ats .os
nJ de1uratton Of lands fof rsfoso ~ sao
De. sct: snerdatory tnereol "a pfor4ded, tnAs
,n- | Conm,Rt1ca en- tan obtAin poeseeslou Of Z
cnantes BY parch1te or tsso cu tei9s t3a.
1la- tory 10 them ibey arc he:eh{ required 70 do
for SfC, /. The Wa1der Of the FculteoaarT ~ Q
by kuthert1eed to take psts nefa outalae M I
uty Of IL Rer:seuttAy, 10 wo!k On my quars1s :
.nu | nurcha.et, cour ehlned Of ltAeed By sAd :
!. fYnuse Cou sntestot err, unde' suitable Ra4fds
= Of es:d state Houee Courissiouess shall f1!
extd Penstsn't..y cnaast,fonsss, ,,s w''n s.t ~,
ash den I'D Eommts.ioutr1 70 prepare
! rtoue work ready 10 be p!aset 10
ln31 wills Of .aid stsse aouse. ind al othtI wot
the construction Of aid state Hoase- "ne he
the iron, wood or Other material this eiu oe ntse
I'D, fsh9r. shaii be doue md performed IN tie ma
rum epec'1td AID ptldtfar u neretsaFtsF nfov'ae.
the SEC, { such Commissioner ehan fo.nt.
sa.ct ouar71ea, It Or ne1r elid PtntGnGG
| th.t tne laboE oi The prisoners in sNo remit
erka y can be enpo1ed n psepssins s.1ne ..ss m
litan nri,sd to PLACE tsny OF the psasorers coz
hAf n sa,d p nil entiayy on wood Ind stoce Wo
rsn Be worked On The same, and tte
Hous. Commissioners arc hereby n notisea
required to ptJ SAG * falenan, e-9.artr