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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
TO DYE OR NOT TO DYEl
THAT Is THE QUERY.

If your hairs gray OF red, then hear ye, hear ye
Uso CHErsrADoEo's DYE, and none viii jeer ye.
CRISTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIyE,
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Itis actually efec;ing wonders.
People with their hair almost ruined by the o.
deleterious nostrums. are now rejoicing in a lux
uriant crop, and this has been accomplished By a
short use Of the above wonderful compound.
Sold by druggists and applied by All hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. FIlnci-
pal depot No. & AstOr Hou-e. d.cII1 swim.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

IHE CELEB GATED FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE. reversible f,,.7. posi-
five IN al ~ motions. =. T'tct every r.rGar.
have sold aFsr three hundred AMI aHi give SOS.
faction. Can hs seen IN operation at tIl 'tIgse ir
my stirs roam 10 Blti~talI'- Bl-.e -sugrg ..s g.
Center street. Eull4rG. ".
Dress making aud >'Itehiry done 20 order
dee-la&N.f ~. d. GLEASON. .ss.tst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

STEPHEN II. Tying JR., AND THE EPIS-
CoPAI. CHURCH.-In commenting on the
lecture of Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., de-
livered in Rutland some weeks since, the
Herald made such remarks as evoked II
spicy letter from Rector, which, as it
corrects some popular misconceptions, or
at least gives the genera! Church" view
Of them, and also contains a vigorous de-
fence Of the Church from the charge Of
Inconsistency and intolerance" made in
the Herald's remarks, deserves a wider
circulation.-.S!. -i6ans Messenger.
The Messenger is much mistaken in
saying that the HERALD made obnox-
ions remarks The HERALD did no such
thing, it simply reported Mr.. Tyngs lee
ture giving the leading ideas. VIII the
state press in copying the Electors" arti-
Gle bear this in mind
PATFNTs-The following patents were
issued to Vermont inventors. from the
Patent Office, for the week ending, Jan.
18TH:
Henry Spalding, of Fletcher, for i'm
provement in threshing machines.
Albert L. Taylor, of Springfield. for
toy cart.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

trustees thereof shall be elected by the
congregation.
The New York members of the
House who went to Albany to work for
Morgan and Fenton are back, and report
a bitter fued in the Republican organiza-
ton there. Mr. Morgan's friends claim
that dishonest influences were brought to
bear upon the nomination.
Many doubts are expressed in refer
ence to the confirmation of the Alabama
treaty Those who comprehend it, assert
that we shall gain no money from it, the
balance of the claims being against us,and
if the Senate pays the claims of British
neutrals, how can it refuse to pay those of
southern Unionists ?
Mr.. Butler made a good point against
Gen Banks, and carried his resolution for
information. The controller holds that
the law permits him to allow the banks to
exchange their gold bonds for the Pacific
railroad currency skies. The policy of
permitting this is another question which
may be brought up hereafter
Mr.. Cox, the new commissioner of
pensions, evidently believes in providing
for his friends. OF seventeen appointments
which he has made, since he came into
office, fourteen are from his own State of
Maryland, and three of the most lucrative
positions in his bureau are filled by
own relatives. \ son of Surgeon Garnett,
of tire rebel army, has recently been APP
pointed to prominent position.
Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, chairman of
the New York investigating committee is
engaged in his report. 1t will be ready
in two weeks The committee found a
vast amount OF fraudulent voting by the
so-called "repeaters" or by fresh immi-
grants The estimate Of fraudulent votes
cast in tho state $4,000. The naturaliza-
ton frauds were concocted by democratic
committees, and it was usually done by
perjury in the courts.
The election case from Missouri,
Switzler against Anderson, came up Tues
day Itexcites considerable interest, and
though the committee of elections report
almost unanimously i'll favor OF the dem
ocratic contestant, the opposition is very
strong The Georgia case, also, is very
strongly contested. The southern mem
bers, almost to a man, rally to the support
of the minority claimant, but the com
mittee felt compelled under the law and
precedents to decide against both claim
ants The House may not feel bound by
these, and may override the report
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

E1-The importance OF giving Sheridyu's eav1l-
~ Condition Powders TO horses that have been
OFT in cold ram, stood in q cold wind. or drank
too much cold water, cannot tc over-estimttel.
No man should De without them who owns O.
good horse
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
IsIANO FORTES AND ORGANS
;CLUETT " SONS,

ga, River street. Troy.
Wholesale AMI Retail dealers in
PIANO FoRTEs, ORGANS, y 1IELODEoNs
invit, the attention OF the residents OF Rutland
Village and County 10 tie following
CARD:
-"sirfrSwAY HALL, NEW YoRE, Feb. 10th, 1858.
"aIessrs Cluett & Sons, OF Troy, y. y, are
hereby appointed Our sole Agents toI Rutland
Village and County, Vt, and we take especial
pie assure IN recommending these gentlemen 10 the
patronage Of the musical public
sTEINWAY & SONS.
We offer the world renowned SteInway Piano
at cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
than many inferior instruments are sold tor. ThIs
instrument received the First Grand Prize a. the
Pans Exposition, and Is conceded TO be the Best
Piano Made.
THE HAINES BROS Piano, Cheapest First
Glass Piano made. Prices from 1915 TO $780,
MASON & HAMLIN's Cabinet Organs.
ESTEY & Co., Cottage Organs: the best reed
instruments made for Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon receiving
the most complete satisfaction, and most tavora-
BILE terms.
PROP. GEO. A. MEITZKE.
the well known Pianist, Whose qualifications TO
select good instrument none will question: Will
give prompt personal attention on behalf OF our
firm to all who Will apply TO him.
CLUETT & SONS,
go, River Street, Troy,
april6d&wly. and Delevan House. Albany.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
RfaI estate.
FRANKLIN POST,
RIAL ESTATE AGENT.
wAlLINGFoRD, vermont,

Gives has personal attention 70 the buying snd
selling Of Real Es.a'eof al kinds, on s,n,,,5.,,,
Having large nuuih.r 81 farms in rfi. ana "a
joining conn'ies Ga nay lf far sale, and r-lrsss-
er- constantly applying to purcia-e rnas.- d, srr
ihe inieres. Of both buyer and -ll.r 20 e8se me n
calf
The following ora "a rar. or tae t4u.s ana real
estate offered for sale
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

The pleasant flavor Of Les Laetose Tooth
Powder, is harInlessue-~ TO the enamel, and IFS
great power 20 beautify and preserve the teeth
makes II the most beautiful deutifter in use.
For sale by all druggists.
PENN & co. AGENTS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
WANTED TO PURCHASE,

Several small farms in value from 81 10 W
each Apply TO the undersigned, elihef petsoI-
ANY u " FRANKLIN POST.
wallinsford, January lS, lssS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
Sperial Notifes.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
for dysentery, colo, Group, chronic rheumatism
throats, toothaehe, sea-sickness, cuts burns,
sweIlings, bruises, old sores, headache, mosquito
bites pains in the limbs, chest, back, etc. If IT
does not give relief, the money viii be refunded
All that is asked is a trial, and use it according
to the directions.
DR.. Tobias Dear Sir Il have used your Yene-
tian Linimcnt in my family for number Of
years, and believe II TO be the bes; article for
what it Is recommended that have ever used.
For sudden attack Of Group j: is invaluable.
have no hesitation in recommending II for all the
uses II processes TO cure. have sold II ior many
years, AMI il gives entire satisfaction.
CHAs. II. TRIMMER.
Quaksrlown. n. j., May $, 1868.
Sold by the Druggists. Price 50 cents and g..
Depot 10 Park Place. jlnl5d&wlm
coon New TOR THE AFFucTED:-Tbose suf:
f,1iug from any form 81 disease should read IN
another column the wonderful cures performed
without medicines by Dr. Gage, the widely known
Natural Physician who has taken parlors at the
Central House, Rutland, from Jan. 18th, until
about Feb. lst lie has hgly successful in this
and other States, of which h. has abundant tes-
timouials in the shape Of personal certificates. II
ala other methods have failed you give Dr. Gage
acall. 5auslaE5w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
EssAYs FOK YOI-NG No..

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the error. and abuses incident to youth ami
cary manhood, with the humane view OF treat
ment and cure, sent by mail tree of charge Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box p, philadelrhIa,
Pa. dXw3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

Pleasant to both taste and smell. the Seus'nt
Wine Eitt,r- hide heir powerful medicinal quail
ties III the most pleasant manner They soon
n Ike you hungry. T'v '"~'". ror sale Icy
49, 1900. ....,r rug ,l>tt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
THE UNION PACIFIC II. L. co.
OFFER a LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRST -VORTG 10 T. h Nd :
A T p A j
NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES

NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES
OF the line West fIom Omaha are now ao1a-
Iieted aud the work J. going "a through the WIN
ter. ~ the distance between he finished Taf-
ton oi thg Mon and Central Pacific Railroads
is low les than 900 miles, and both caupanlas
are pushing forward 'ie work with great energy.
employing over 30 0Jo men, there can BE $50 dostt
that The whole
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
LRANCIS FEM & co,

no See Franklin Posts Real Estate column.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

announcing his disapproval Of Senate Bill
No. 90-An Act concerning jurics.
The bill failed to pass over the veto, BY .
vote of ii TO 6.
Mr.. Hall moved the reconsideration Of
Senate Bill No. l20-Substitute for the Bill
amendatory Of the supplemental assessment
law.
Carried. and the bill was then temporarily
laid on the table.
Senate Bill No. 6i-An Act to amend an
Act to create counties and establish theil
boundaries.
Taken up and passed.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Assembly Joint Resolution - Amending
| the Constitution BY striking out the word
"male."
Referred to Committee on State Affairs.
Assembly Bill No. 1IS-An Act to provide
for the issuance and sale of school land
warrants.
Referred to Committee on Public Lands.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding for Senate
Bill No. l2l-An Act to provide for the sur
yev of the eastern line of the State CT Nevada.
Considered engrossed and filed.
By MIR. Linn-An Act to pay Britain
Gray for legal services.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
GENERAL PILE.
Assembly Bill No. l07-An Act granting =
franchise for a horse railroad in Hamilton
and Treasure, White Pine.
Passed.
Senate Bill No. 15l-An Act granting a
franchise for horse railroad in White Pine
City, Silver Springs, Swansea and Chloride
Flat.
Passed; Mr.. Edwards voting nay.
Senate Bill No. I55--An Act to authorize
certain parties to supply Hamilton, Treasure
and White Pine City with water.
Committee amendments adopted, bill con-
sidered enerosscd and passed.
Senate Bill No. 9S-An Act to provide fo-
4 general index Of the statutes.
Tabled.
Senate Bill No. l64-An Act concerning
Of mining locations and claims
by minors.
Considered engrosst and passed.
Senate Bill No. l6j-:An Act for the relief
of James S. SliDgsTland, Warden OF the
State Prison.
Considered in Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. Brown in .Se chair.
Senators Hall, Monroe, Edwards and Ma
son, supported the bill.
Senators Grey and Tritle opposed il.
Senator Wei.y thought the best way would
be 70 make on appropriation for such claims,
and then let them be examined BY the Board
Of Examiners.
Committee rase, and the bill va, ordered
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
EVENING SESSION.

The Senate concurrei in the House
amendments to the State Mineralogist's bill.
Mr.. Monroe offered resolution excluding
the presentation of all Claims after y o'clock
next Monday.
Adopted.
Messrs. Hastings and Bonnife,d were e7-
pointed Committee Of Conference on Assem-
bly, Bi!i-To provide fer the Gaze Of the il
sane.
Messrs. Eastman and Edwards on Assem-
bly, Bill-Relatiye TO SALARIES Ct CouatT
Treasurers,
Mr. Eastman offered pint reso,ution
relative 20 the p-osec,io, u Esh il tie
Truckss river.
Adopted.
Senate Bili-An Act providing Offices for
the Dstric, Judges.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An &c, to amend the Act
jurors.
Passed.
Senate Bili-An Act to require Foreign
to furnish evidence OF their in
corporation and incorporate naIae.
Passed.
Adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

not be denied or abridged by the United
States, or any State, on account or race,
color. or previous condition of servitude.
Section Two-1he Congress shall. have
power to enforce this Article BY appropriate
Legislation.
A true copy of the proposed amendment
as adopted BY both Houses.
GEo. G. GORHAM, Sec. U. S. Senate.
You caa &C. on this telegram. We hope
Nevada will be the first to raiify this great
measure Of peace and justice.
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART.
JAMES w. ME.
DEL.s Il. ASHLEY.
THOMAS FITCH.
A resolution TO adopt this amend
ment is made the special order in the
Assembly for Monda! evening at I
o'clock. Sometime was spent in its
discussion in the Senate, after which.
upon motion of Senator Edwards, the
further consideration of the matter was
postponed until Monday evening at I
O'Clock, Oh which occasion, by agree
men,, Republicans and Democrats are
to divide the time occupie in discus
sion.
We too hope that Nevada will be
the Srst State to ratify this righteous
amendment; and We would here susie
hat it is an erroneous notion that a
,wo third vote Of each House is neces-
sary to the adoption of this amendment.
A majority is all that ia needed. But
three four,hs of all tie States must ac-
.ept it b-fsre it can be Incorporated
mo the Constitution of the Cuited
States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
STATE LEGISLATURE.
FIFIY-THIRD DAY-SENATE.
EVENING SESSION

Mr.. Linn in the chair. Call Of the Senate
ordered and absent Senators brough: in.
Bv Mr.. Linn-Concurrent resolution reia-
tive to the stationing L. S. troops at Camp
McDermit. Asking that General Ealleca
sci two companies of U. $. cavalry 70 that
post.
Adopted.
Senate Bill No. l69-An Act to proven.
the importation of diseased Texas and Chero-
kee cattle.
Ordered engrosscd.
Senate Bill No. l4-An Act to provide for
the selection, reclamation and sale of swamp
and OVERLOOKED lands belonging to the State.
Passed.
Bv Mr.. Mullan-That substitute for Senate
Bill No. Ga, had been found correctly enrolled.
By Mr.. Hazsrd-That Special Committee
report Assembly bill, submitting to the peo-
pie of the counties of Nye, White Pine. Elko
and Lincoln, proposition to aid railroad
to the Colorado, without recommendation.
Assembly Bill No. lll-An Act 20 provide
for the care Of the insane.
The bill passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. l0S-An
Act for the erection Of State Orphan
Home.
Placed at foot of file.
Senate Bill No. i3l-An Act to amend an
Act creating the Office Of State Printer.
Mr.. Welty in the char. Committee
amendments adopted, bill made the special
order for tomorrow at II NJ.
Assembly Bill No. 96-An Act to amend
the Distric, Judges salary Act.
Passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 1i2-An
Act changing the salary Of the Treasurer Of
Nye.
The bill was amended BY increasing the
salary Of the Treasurer Of Humboldt to
81 900. and passed.
Senate Bill No. iSs-!An Act supplemental
to the Civil Practice Act.
Ordered cngrossed.
Senate Bill No. Gan Act 10 provide for
the taxation of the net nyoe,eds CT mines.
Ordered ensrossed.
Senate Bill No. Sz-An Ac: TO repeal the
assessment law.
Placed at foo OF HE
Senate Bill NJ. l2l-An Act TO establish
the eastern boundary of the State.
The bill passed.
Mr. We city introduced an Act to require
Foreign corporations t" furnish evidence of
their Incorporation and corporate name.
Flied.
Adjourned.
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FIFTT-FOCRTH DAY-SENATE.

CARSON, February IS.
Senate met; the Pres;den. in the
chair. Foil called; quorum present. PRAYER
by the Chaplain; Journal Of yesterday was
read and approved.
krroKrs
By NJ. Mullan-That the Committee on
Supplies and Expenditures recommend the
passage of Senate Resolution for the payment
Of J. r. Williamson.
By Mr. Hastings That The Colalni;,ec on
Engrnssment had found correctly engIosssd
Substitute for Senate Bills No. St and II.
Ey Mr.. Broxn-Tiat the Committee on
State Affairs recommend tie passage of As
srnbiy BillllNo. l0S-An Act for State
Orphan Asylum, and Assembly Bill No. Ill
An act for the care Of the Insane.
Rs Mr.. Abraham-That the Committee on
State Printing recommend the passage OF
Assembly Bill No. l3l-An Act to amsnd
the State Printer Act.
By Mr.. Welty-Thas the judiciary Com
mittse Recommend the passage Of the Act
amending the District Judges salary Act.
By M.. Eashnan-From the Committee Oh
orporasinns-Reportins Without reeemnen-
vile for Savings Ranks.
BY Mr.. TrIle-Fhat the Committee on
Ways and Nc.a' report without reccommen-
dasion Senate Bill NJ. ll2 and that Senate
Bills No. 63an 81 do not pass.
Mr.. Trit!s offered Communication from
the Attorney General. giving it as his opinion
that the ssssiou could not eons:itutioaally be
extended to sixty days exclusive OF Sundays.
APPROVED.
Senate Bill No. An Act amer. dasozy
Of tho Election Law.
Senate Bill No. lG-An Act TO confer on
Curtis 4. Lindley the privileges Of a adult.
vhTOKD.
A messaXe vas received from the Governor
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FIFTY-FlFTH DAY-ASSEMBLY.
CARSON CITY, February q, 1869.

Prayer by the chaplain. The Journal
yesterday was reao aId approved.
The Speaker presented telegram from
Senators Stewart and Nye, and Representa-
tives Ashley and Fitch, advising the House
| Of the passage of the Constitutions | AN nd
ment granting man hood suffrage, and re-
questing speedy ratification OF he sane BY
the State Legislature.
RkIO2Ts.
BY Mr.. Tenaant-fToTp the Lander county
delegation reported the ElkO county bill oatk
amended SO that $50 900 of Lander county s
debtedness be assumed.
MI. HInyer-fronl Judiciary Committee
reported fa,orably Assembly Bi!l-To admit,
to Probate the last will of Henry Sticknor-
and Senate Biil-An Act TO amend the No
tary Public Ac,-and Senate Bill-An Act
TO provide for the registration Of voters.
Mr. Burlingamc-from Committee on
Claims against the Contingent Fund of the
last Legislature reported, recommending the
rejection Of the claim OF j Y. Whee!house
for services clerk @! the Committee lp-
pointed to investigate into alleged corrup-
ton during Senator Nye's last election, for
the reason that said Whecihouse abscoBded
with all the papers and testimony taken BY
said committee before the Adjournment.
Adopted unanimously.
BY MIR. MoLlton from Select Committee
Act for the relief of Jas. S. Slingeriand
On motion of Mr.. Woodwork the Com
mittee on Judiciary was instructed to rrpoI,
bill III king an appropriation to cover this
claim and the one of A. W. Nightingale.
both to be audited and allowed by the Board
OF Examiners.
BY MIR. Rule-from select COMMITTEES fav-
orably Senate Bili-Fcr the relief Of ]. n
Woodworth.
MIR. Scott reported adversely.
By Mr.. Tennant-from Committee on
Ways and Means favorably Assembly Bill
To amend the Revenue Act SO As to reduce
theatrical licenses.
BY Mr.. Wright-from Committee On
CLAIMS favorably Assembly Hill-An Ac. fos
the relief Of A. W. Nightingale.
Mr.. Bowman, pursuant to notice moved
to reconsider the vote by which the John A.
Collins relief bill failed to pass on yester-
day.
Agreed to-ayes, 26 nays, II.
Bill passed-aves, IS nays, r.
Recess till l:23.
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PASSAGE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENnNENT on SUFFRAGE Bf
CONGRESS.

republican. we're mrde 20 rrj ice yes
sIrarv upon being ia!"rm-d Of the r..
g.srt Of ,hr fo!l,w:ng Telegram
WAsHiSaTnN. february NJ. 1869.
To Hon. Jan.cs =. Slingerland President
Senate, and Hon u. o. ASk;son. Speaker of
House. The fulla~ing asa~ndIneax to the
conssitu'ioa hs~ iusf passed iaa!iy
Resolved. By the Ssnafe and House Of
Representative Of the U. 5. Of tAuerir.. in
coasress Assem- BLEED. t~o-shiras Of both
Houses ennr~s,:se. that the fnlin~iE@ article
te proposed I" the Lsxisi2sarss If the sew
esai States, - ssnensin<at IL the Con.ti-
<usioa Of the rnsAed States. which. ratified
ty shree-Ssursh, sf said Legislature. -hali be
valiA a. par Il che Constitutes. sandy
Afs4oe Ft'ssa. sec,iss use-ihs right Of
1.lxaa. .? the Cai;ed Stairs u .ste sha!l
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
the Chaplain. Journal Of yesterday read

by the Chaplain. Journa Of yesterday reae
and approved.
| A communication was received from the
Attorney General, giving an itemized accoun,
Of the expenses of his Office, amounting 10
| S99.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Brown-That The Committee on
State Affairs recommend the passage of
Assembly Bill-An Act for the limitation of
| the hours of labor.
BY Mr.. Haines-That the Committee on
Agriculture recommend the passage Of Sen
ate Bill. an Act to incorporate the Nevada
State Agricultural, Mining and Mechanical
Society; also, Senate Bill, an Act to pro-
mote Agricultural, Mineral and other Indus
trial Interests.
Mr.. Mullan-That the Committee on En-
rollment had found correctly enrolled. Senate
Bills as follows:
To amend an Act defining the time OF COM
mencing civil actions.
To amend the Act for the formation OF
corporations for certain purposes.
To amend Section "a Of Revenue Act.
APPROVED.
4 message was received from the Governor
announcing his approval of the following
Senate Bills:
TO provide for the paymen, Of the out
standing Indebtedness Of Humboldt. County.
Supplemental to the Coin Basis Act.
The Senate refused TO concur in the House
anne ndments to the Act authorizing the Gov
ernnr. Lieutenant Governor and Judges OF
the Supreme Court to perform the marriage
ceremony, and ira bin was laid on the table.
CoNsTITU TIo0AL AaESpMEST.
Mr.. Stevenson offered resolution 10
amend the State Constitution by striking out
she word " white"
Adopted.
The Concurrent Resolution asking ;ha:
TWO companies oil United States troops be |
stationed a, Camp McD-rmo't was passed. |
INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr.. Stevcnsen-An Act 20 amend an !
Ac. relating to elections.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
By Mr.. Tritle-Join: Resolution 10 ratify
the Congressional amendment to the Consti-
tuition grsnting manhood suffrage.
Ordered cngrosscd. Ayes, 10; noes, )
the Democrats all voting nay.
The question was made the special order
for next Monday night.
On motion OF Mr.. Tr;tle, the Deficiency
Bills were made the special order for ZION
day at 10 srlock.
Recess ;