, 1869-02-23
LEGISLATIVE.
Special DeEpatch to Tha Lh!c.2c y.t7une.
sFsH0R72ID, ILL.,, Feb. q.

srsHor1s1D, ILL.,, Feb. n.
SENATE.
NoRXAL uNIyxHaI1Y APPROPRIATION BILL
The Qpe.uop came I'D on The mo inn vhirn was
IL order y ben the Senate adjourned on Saturday
evening, which WIS TO EecomEnlt the bill msnIR
Committee On State 1Is ltot1ou., With tnktsuc-
t'cnt 10 et1ike ont the Appropriation for 90oo taf
The Senate refused to reconm,t, and the blu
Has parsed.
uoCsr xKssAax.
Home message amour cet the pAefsNe OF
lSin: RESOLUTION for ad,oRrnmens On tae 5th Of
1nxISrs11a.ror rx-o .,,xor, c,nar,,,,.s
Also. one for the appointment or lo!n. com
mlltee to investigate The rumoss which arc Ia cis
SnauoDt That members Of The Legislature have
ne attendance Ct Witnesses ard stnd for any pa
This last resolution WAS tAken up.
Hr. WARD thongnt the case required lust tueh
tnsesitgaton ~ this resolution con,tmplates.
Legis 1 lou Of the most extraordinary chara:tcr
vast amount OF Its property to ) pIty1ie corpoy-
alton: A. 70 the inmots in It'll. cornettion, he
sonro T1n9 ee ~ 1ass ns ns ", a.
RFss:|sa aHs ;s,;s4 sa;ssos III
amounts had been expended ior tne parsose me .,
e. e s 5S II Ehea m
!ic- = he properly a.ked fur IN The bill which be
alluded te rse Ss.t ard valuable, snd his eons,it.
pateed to Rive the contzul oi 1t to pflyate cnr.
posa'lon, when It "as ard should remain thc
R12estg 9 hs ss as son
q i6e restlotion: and let The committee show ihe
MT. sTRhVELL thought this not the right time
to diseuss the merits Of any particular BILL He
would 50 As tar q aoy ms snber II pubbsa!as cor
luton, but Old not understand hst it referred 10
auy paitie al4E btu. and saw, nothing In ii cor.
B. III. FULLER did not want to dtecuas Any pa5tic.
u1st bin NOW. He could not conceive It possible
that a1er four Or dEe weeks Of tho sess!on there
corrupt rs this resolution t1dlcates. 1fthe House
heard these rumots they did right 10 passing the
had AZ much aolicltude for the properly of TIC
statc toca' cd In chicago a. any man ia the State,
a. and when the proper sins came ~, he 'h4uld vo:e
scheme 10 foo the State ho would 70 heart
and hand In prevent It: T@entyseycn members
the pa.ssrc efthy L1Eo aasbor bI bccsuss thev
.'s passage ,5roash 70 House AlthoaEh hs I'D
charging corrupt conduct on members or this
L. KrlAtuEc Jet the House has In good faith sng-
a sons md eS
s1al A,tenbly;, a. he pledged, his word
Was VS. paid o''d 10 deeat Prove ra,1losd @ noneS snS
other measures at that session. Hel!es,n9 that
lul8 IEtQlntlOG HE2UE Qut1UGf1s nc H81 tDf ia
paes.Ge. and he wanted toll, fair and tnosonxh
Mf, fUNN thought every Senator was III tAvor
against tue bringing up any particular n!l TOR the
purpose Of pretudlclng opihlon In rt1atiun to IT.
h w1SP 9 1 sny sasE % s on
+, 5ske IsiSoi iii: il leSf;a . in j. II i
to prcSeIt members from voting 10. a bin shle6
ail Tie leading papers in Chicago we.a IN favor Of
he wofE he sssT. np sn4 DO ne h
Mr WooDsoN looked on the resolution a, an
tnEult. lie Thought It cast an 1mruiat1ou aud re-
fiction on the Senate when no fumota had hecn
made IN relation to Senator'S Ae uudcFsto.d ID
thc members of lhv House against .he parsa2o of
back and lei The House Investigate its own cor
offers nste been brioed. He was not opposed TO
inveet,gattng such matsere.bu such tnyestigal
| hkd ntvtr done any good OF accomplished any.
ri BOYD vas willing to ,etse the gentlemen
Hho wsrc 70 anxious to be whl,ewaehed chance
| to clear themselves. but be SAID these charges
wire rife al~aye, AID In every important case In-
roEs we're always started that bribery and cor
Such commuters had never RESUMED il
ssssee tSf s1ber, and Tss e. that fseaa SS
most Uncommon thing In snls world 4 proposi-
g..
and Immediately gentlemen get mp and ra.ae d
row: II man come 10 his house with warrant
70 seast bis ce!lH be would let him scaEch ard
~, t'y 90 TT nm out 70 tne pa5n Of som *eere
Wv rafs the eoods woad not not b ~ fouad u IN II
'af heashs ia n etvsn sae
esnse 70 tne pst pr 70 thlnE tnst they arc not
iIe committee, and not vhiewnntce CON,
sestigasons of IT, tEo years M sso In relation 10 rail-
road matters. He hoped tho committee would be
APPOINTED: az thaa taeJ would clear II least this
OLE AGEts; ~ ;1.1ec y VI auy Suspicion o. tal1t.
~, ~, hensd %ahs,a ~ 10 s"Sna tae sssoinnos
s ns aPPtsncn so! .oa u H., VIZ 10 be passed
n.sns Of hanpesing action, anu he
Co s. II 5Soi
M. @,;tfs ie. consist Of s'sh instead of nv vA's'
c TIE resolution was psssed-ases, Is; naJf
n9Re: Me:.,. Ward sr6 Nm, wo,, .nno,n,,. :,
tie ': pr, of sae ? ssnase I NUN "ef' AppoD'e' 0'
. r, .,., yEnslTr.
: e*laish sou,hcrn Normal Un!1szsity, va
a. Up 9pr ans,e'1 and the bill read 1t appropriate
Mr:' .vAS " poKsroN urged !,he pa...s,
ei lit section deusnaed de iii iii sesoo' eSsus'
. nor TO say that southtrn Illinois had been neg
b lec,ed IN ttc distribution OF state Institutions
eyetcm Of tchool-, aud needed them. The biI
O wsa ycrY rustdcd, and thc Tretrjcttona fhrn,v.
}, afcutd Inc rxpeDdtuFc 3Fcru carefully drawn ~
4 he thought the Legislature ought In commpp ia,f
n nct. TO pass tho hill.
Mr. flNCkNETalso advocated tho rhseAro o
) the bill! Be thought the am0 ant OF money askes
e! spula nut oe eApeEoea 70 nettc! ansaotas
.aaI ~ taAoinh 3ae tIhool ius kno soutn Fasb Q
II w Il, Wf;;,,,. ,,,, .avo...,a II, ,.,-,,, ..
nj f1:tce ~ ~" .,.ovss - " ~, .ro;n ~ m as
4 mcsrs ~ canr,,}nr Ft"osho,. T,r ~ s,n-a 1ua
:rnnn1. ~ ~ - 49,. - ~ u,ss IVA soe @eLaAoo!
Mr- nt1yi1 ,hnurh, a IN, ~" s,nou,, s.koa =,
!. ~ ~ - unnRat anAt tuc saou1t aekco 10
.n't seneol tnonl4 oe e3penaca a. Normal; az
n ~ t&feasc - eaFati!J. aA tutA u Woual .