The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-29


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question: w. 0oved - ths vote
taken; Tie sssuls was 81 Ne laAis
could 81. aad al thsy sosghs. odd the
inal rssalt now H. u the hands Il
the Ssnaas as6 Ne qsallosd votsn q
ths 6fe1s. Mr. Mossssoa odsssd -
oluttoa thak thsse - separate halloe-
box pespased q H. next gsoesal elsc.
fion, 70 the end thst tbs ladiss mag
b allowed % vo1s spoa ths qusssion.
TAs speaker dsci6sd ths sssslutisa ct
q order. Only inagins, Hr. Edites,
what . nigaiAssnt thiag e viii b II
thoss days q III psssAst,a slssions
future - run-and b rua Spr oGles.
The "buttoa -ho,eing" ~ casdldeess
a6d ftisuds. !" aad lsaaing ~ iato Oh
scurs corners to talk mp onss psospsc1a
and Interests. and meke promises 81
patrosags snd support Soe ~ faEsss.
III N, aanaaaaA n -anfsfne aAia. Aasaas
thing throegh." 1 eeafss ! am .
good dsal IKE the Das, when the
large tiltlng hoops were the thing,
who, On being asked how he liked
them replied, " 0ns, flns-for other
msns' wives" Hut IN afraid I en-
TRADING on dangerous ground and
will Just odd that The shove are but {
lev ofthe stray thoughte that passsd
through my mind while y itnessine
scenes Of Wednesday. There sssms b
b doubts in the minds OF some. and
fsars In the minds Of others. = 20 III
! fate OF the msasuss In the 6enate,
though it Il eeusrally believed thai
| the House rssolution will b conquered
| In, and the question submitted 70 thu
peopls. vhen re Drediot II yin receivu
IL ouietus. You may stick I NJ
here.
The House the saMe day had ur
the bill Tor the repeal OF the law 70,
the publication Of the session laws ia
the neWppapexs.
A number OF amendments were Cd
cred. Ono requiring tho publication
70 b in papsn Of opposite politics
where such are publishsd, prevailed.
Also, one permitting the publication
In moro than two papers. the cost not
to s1cssd that Of publishing in two
papers, which was adopted. Mr.. Has
son and Duncomb mads strong sppsals
In favor Of the repeal Of the law urging
that the benefits derived wers not
equal TO the expense incurred. Mr..
Irish. Pratt and others argued strong
y In op, ositIon te the bili. holding 70
the opinion that - Ill persons are
supposed b know the Inv It was taking
away the medium by which they
have heretofore ebtalhsd that inform
otiou, without making any adequate
provision 70 supply the deficiency.
The bill = sngrosssd permits only the
publication Of the proceedings Of
BOARDS Of 6upsrvison, thoagh the
prostitutes ass tnae tho psol'eation Of
genera iavs VII D permitted, pro-
hibitine the pucltcatiou OF only those
Of . local interest. The bill authosis.
Ing the appoantmsnt Of deputy essssy
Auditors was called up In the HOUSE
and was passsd. The bill provides
that where necessary, deputy Auditor
may Dc appointed, nis salary 70 %