Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-18
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The report was adopted.
a concurrent resolution for meet
ing the House in joint session ut
10y a. Nj. was carried.
A resolution Tor holding but one
a day was passed.
Senators NcNutt and Kepha,t
appointed ,%cllers, for the joint
convention on the part OF the Sen.
ate.
The Senate found the House not
to receive it. aud returned to
its chamber.
The Senate then concurrel in the
resolution for q JOINT conven-
ton at II A. Nj.
Al the appointed hour, the Senate
proceeded to the chamber Of ,he-I
House for joint session.
At the afternoon session, the Gov
errors message was received, ITS
reading dispensed with and ITS print
ing ordered.
The following resolution was
passed
Reso!,ea, BY tie SENATE, that there be
nrin,ed Of the Governors. .3irunial Mes
| sage, one thousand copies in the English
language; one thousand copies L. the Nor
wegiaE 'nrfuage; fifteen hundred COPIES IN
German language; five hundred tal'es IN
the Bohemian language, seven hi. Tree
copies in the Swedish language and l.Se
hundred copies in the Holland language. -
Provided. however. that it shall not b.
printed in the Holland languag. unless it
can be done within the State.
IL the House, the Speaker an
nounced the following appointments:
Doorkeepcr, John Hunter; Jani-
tor, II. s Morgilge; Assistant Jan
itor, l. a. Mills; Paper Folders, Jas.
+. Burgess, Eva Chapman, Sallie
Griffith; Messengers, Frank G. Swan,
Frank Croker, Frank II. Ke.:cr,
Anthony Reel, Cordo NJ. Miller.
Goodspeed and Kasson were APP
pointed a committee to inform the
Governor that the House was ready
for any communication from him.
The Governors message was RI,
celved and, pending its reading, its
further reading was dispensed with
and its printing ordered.
A long struggle cnsncl on the
proposition to furnish the members
with newspapers but the proposition
was lost.
Following IS the vote on the rcso-
luton, as amended, to furnish Is
copies OF Dalies, or their equivalent
in Weeklies, to each member
The yeas were Mcssrs. Appleton, Beatty
Of Jasper, Bcresheim. Bergh, Blake, Blake
ly. Clark of Benton, Clark of Iowa, Draper,
Durham. Ellsworth, Freeman, Gear, Good.
speed, Green, Hanson, Ileberliny, Hilton
lIopkirk, Hovcy. Kassen. Lee, Litzenberg
McANister, Nc Clure, Newbold, ODonnell
, Reed, Rice. Sanary. Schweer. Secor, Stead
v man, " Wood Of Story.-25.
The nays were Messrs. Beatty OF Ceda,
Blackmau. Bliss. Bonewitz, Butler, CalJ
: well, Cardell, Carver, Close. Crawford, Dan
!, forth, Davis, Day, Dayton. Duncan, Dun
ccmbe, Ericsson, Evans. Finniken. Hal
Irish, keables, Leshy, Maxwell. Mccoy
Milter. Morrison, Peet, Perkins. FRAT
Reu:her. Rolhfs. Skillin, Stow. Struthers
S Tasker, Teale, Tufts. VanMeter, Van Saun
Written, Williams. Wilson. of Keokuk, Wi
con Of Washington, Wood Of Clay. Wrir}
of Mills, Wright of Van Duren, Mr.. Speak
er-4S.
Yeas %, Nays IS.
So the %resolutson was lost.
In tae JOINT Convention very it'll
was done save to commence the can
vas OF the votes tor Governor ant
Lieutenant Governor.
Thursday, Jan. II.
In the Senate, Senators Fairall
p.Ysart and Leavitt were appointed
con. mi,tee on part OF the Senate te
arrah,sa Tor Inauguration Of Govern
or cleo.
III the House, the following rcso.
luton WIS adcp,ed :.
P..o,sed. That a commit, sc of threes be
appointed b. the sipeaxe- to consult with
the State t.i-:er, and ascertain he cost of
furnishing thirty t33) copies OF t.' pro-
ccadings Of the House of Representatives to
each member daily, ana % ascertain n.ron
what terms tho same can DE furnished from.
the dai y papers of the city of Des Moines.
The committee to report as early as posi-
Die.
Morrison, O'Donncll, aud Close
were appointed such committee.
In the JOINT Convention, the in
auguration of the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor was proceeded
with, the oath OF otiic. aiminist. red
20 both officers and the Governor dc
livered his inaugural address.