, 1873-04-05

inntions. 1Io introduced his bill, 470, to meet
tho dcoiafon aganst unjust discrimination: Ilio
tho road, md pointed out tho why to prcyont un-
just discrimination. On tho question Of o1tor-
tion they had 10 Atosca to load them ont OF tho
wildcrnoss, as tho Supreme Court la1 not not passed
upon 1t yet. Ills bili wns intended i al alniply to
bill mixed It up with oxtortion., by rroventlng
unjust discrimination tlioy would abolish nino-
tentha OF tho evils Of which tho people COM
planned. Extortion md unjuBt discrimination
Tiloro might be unjust discrimination,
flo ii Senate 'N'Siil'; bil ;mixo'l tlom up, and
crippled them both, so that 1t waa extremely
problemnttcal which was moant. Iho gentlo-
bill, charged that tho bill was partly copied from
his, and stated that tho Senate blll Was tmpotent
iii. Jonos thought oil the bills should bo ro-
was good, as The abrasion Of ono mind with
another brought out now ideas. They shouId
no hurry to e. qn and s anp9a s 10 s 1aag9 Of
Mr. Caaaody, Thinking tho discussion should
DO continued In tho House, moved to adjourn,
which was carried.
Tho railroad debate. to-day, waa profitable,
an4ngn IT. w. ~ H. h11a T. ,,,,o ohoad ~ ~
fha nthcn ali ~ thom wnro tor, to ahrofla bv
tho,r n,,,,onanta IN snanchoa of n,orc thnn ordf-
..'as sns.- aIro. Hanor{tr1 - Nr- nnni,nr, tho
Iii ~, lii l., Frnud anc,r5;nr II H. abn1y
~ IL o.ra, u.i naanri,,, ~ ~ G,nnni,v thn,
nomoto xiii 10 Icinsion md tin ronnnlly iitho
1r7,a n.nncon. i. with according to AR. Dnuhnm.
1 af BY II h n FATSy oa q shs
stblo measure, when tho conflicting elemcnts
ahou1d unto to support 1t.
THE LAKE FRONT LoBn11srs
evs S. but aFS esps ssf 5 I'll noIs 5 ss ss
mined In tho sonato.
REAL EsTArE EXCHANGE BILL.
Tho Governor Bignad tho Chicago md Unitod
States Rea1 Eatato Swap bill, which Is now law.
TAx BILL.
House bill 800, for an act in regard to tho M.
aeBsmont Of property. aud tile levy and
collection Of taxes by Incorporated
cities in this State, came up by
special order in tho SENATE on second reading y
SECTIONS. Senator Cummings moved IN a1nend-
mont to Btrlko out tho words ''and ono ASSOC
sor," claiming that city AasoBsor vas IN officor
unknown 10, and forbidden BY, tho general row
enuo law, sanctioned BY constitutional provislon,
property In tho State eubJeot to taxation. In
ropfy to question by 8enator Yagor, Mr. Gum
IningB olaimod that the Constitution provided
that thoro should be but ono valuation Tor oil
niclpal.
Senator Baldwin wished to ask tho Senator
from Fulton IL his county bud any registered
railrond bonds.
The Senator said they had.
Mr Canfold argued TINT undor the provisions OF
tho Constitution ct tho State It waa very qnes,,
tionablo to say tho least, Whethcr dollar could
be raised for oity corporate purpoaos, except d.
rectly by tho oity authorities. He cited d largo
number OF cssoH decided BY tho Supreme Court.
In which they held TINT tho clause In tho Con-
Rtit1tion providing that for oil corporate
purposes, all municipal corporations
may bo vested With authority to aaBoss
and ooueot ta1os, "oh A9ltattou uHon tue po"
crs Of the noglslasuro ana tnot no otner Rersons
Or Or na.n9ts1es .nan .ho 3osPplas1 o o.
me paftontaf munteipat co1porati1on Gouto law
!ully 30 aatholizoo 70 aasess anG oonoot ta1es
f9r the oorpotate Parpoaes o. auGn ni eoepofamon
he neastoa snas Tue a.temp. t4 tisnt .o ote ~, w1on
" doing anothor was nn1astlnaDie that the oYli
OF assessing properly o. 5egs tnan ~ aotnal
valuo oouia not oo Ioaohea " haznru1ng INC
power OF tho oltlea Of the stato to 1aiBo money
1or tho T3nYuDnk OF kuD1r dGbt8 luu 1G6trOV1UR