Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07

z. Strike from Section A Of Article OF said
Constitution the word "male."
Resoived further, That these resolutions pro-
posing to amend the Constitution Of the State
of Iowa are hereby referred to the Legislature
70 be chosen atthe next general elect.on, and
that the Secretary OF State shall cause the
same TO be published for three months pre-,
vious 10 the time Of the next general election
Of members Of the Legislature in one newspa>
per in each Congressional District. w
= Tue Yeas were. ae5fi ~ I
Messrs. Beatty, Benewitz Brown Of Fayette,
Butler, Campbell, Carpenter. Carver Grave
ford, Day, Dickerson, D1dlcy Durham, Evans,
Faville, Green, Harper, Harrington, Haycock,
Hood, Hopkins. Hopkirk, Irish, Jones, Kasson,
Lacey, Lee, McGavren, Merritt, Miles Of Wash
ington, Miles Of Wayne, Mhard, Mills, Mra-
Gle, Morrison, Murdock Newbold, Noel, Nor-
ris, Parsons. Rogers, Roweli, Russell, san
born, Sattcrthweit, Slutsman Swan. TAFT, Toll
liver, Traer Tufts, Wilson, Mr. Speaker---52.
The Nays we're Il
Mcssrs: Applegate Dali. Bell. Berssheim,
Brown Of Van Buren,, Butierfeld, chrfstoph
Cuts; DeGroat, Gibbons, Harrison, Hobson,
lartcnbowes, Harishorn, Hirschler Huff
Hunter, keables, ketcham Lommen, Mahin,
Marks, o DonEell Pratt, Rosser, Snow, Stew
art, 81 one, Taylor, Warner, Wood, Wright Of
Absent or not voting a.9'3f.. A8{
Messrs. Arnold, Bundy. Dunne,. Dumont,
Ebert. McCoun. Miller Rholfs, Safer, Spen,
Ger, Stanchfeld, Teale, Wasson, Williams IA.
Wednesday, March so.
AitAa9 ~ SENATE ~Stt-'
A Bill providing for the taxation OF
the property of Express and Telegraph
Companies passed, unanimously.
The following was received from the
House, transmitted by Miss Mary E.
Spencer:
Mr.. PREsIpEST:-I herewith transmit q
Joint Resolution which has been agreed 10 By
the House of Representatives, providing for
an amendment TO tie Constitution so as TO al
low women to vote, and rendering them cIigi>
BILE 10 seats in the General Assembly. The
concurrence OF the Honorable Senate is re-
spectfully asked. MARY T.. SPENCER
Engros ing Clerk.
The reading of this Message was
cheered by many Of the Senators and
also many Of the Representatives who
had crowded into the Senate cham Der
The Bill providing for locating an
additional penitentiary at McGregor
being under consideration, Senator
Mexican moved a substitute locating
it near Ananosa and the motion was
adopted.
4 motion to cngross for third read
ing was loat. Yeas, 10; Nays, "a.
The Bill establishing the salary OF
the Governor and the State officers
passed. Yeas, 81; Nays, Ii.
A Bill to establish State Normal
School was laid on the table.
The Committee on compensation of
Public officers reported the following
compensation for officers aud employees
of the Senate, which report was adopt
ed:
3 - per'dly.
Secretary S. 90
ist and ID Assistant Secretaries .:....... 90
Engrossing and Enrolling Clerks 90
Clerks of Committees, Sergeant at>Arms,
Doorseeper, Assistant Dcorkeeper. and
Janitor. 90
Paper Folders 90
Messengers. 100
The Joint Resolution proposing to
strike the word "nlalc" from the State
Constitution was adopted by the tol
lowing vote:
The yeas were: Senators Allen, BSardslev,
Bennett, Campbell, Casady, Catheart. Ghapln,
Couch, D,nnan, Dunham, Dysart Griffith, Ham
ilton, Iiavcns, Ireland, Keller, Long, Lowry,
Mexican, McNu't, Moore, Murray, Newell,
Pierce, Smyth. Traverse, Tut,le, Vale, Vcr>
million, West, Wolf, Wright-32.
The Nays we're: Senator Atkins, Bill. Bulls.
Claussen, Dixon, Fellows. Grimes, Ireland,
Knoll. Larrabee, McCuilooh, Patterson-l1.
Absent and not vo.ing: Senators Fairall,
Iiawley, Hurley, Mitchell. Mulkcrn, aud Rice.
A Bi.l to provide for the proper ref
ercnce and publication Of the above
proposal to amend the State Constitu
tion was passed. Yeas, 81; Nays IL.
Tho House Bill providing for the
publication and distribution OF the laws
of the 18th General Assembly passed
unanimously.
HOUSE.
The Senate Bill appropriating $500,
O00 tor the Insane Asylum at Inde-
.pendence was amended, reducing the
appropriation to 100000, and then
passed. Yeas, s3; Nays, 8.
The following resolution was unani-
lnously adopted by rising vote: E
{ -Resolrcd, By TIE Genera. Assenblg of the
State Of Ioma That it is with the profoundest
sorrow and regret that we have heard of. the
sudden death OF that noble soldier and true
patriot, General George II. Thomas.
4 Tha.his gallant services in thc defense Of
his country entille him to the gratitude and
esteem of every American citizen.
That we recognize in his death a national
less, and rs a small token of our respect for
his memory, that this resolution be entered
upon the journa of this Geaeral Assembly.
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