The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

anC. ~ CLOCK 4. Nj. Lieut.. Coy. Petit
ia the chair.
+ One bill was postponed another refer
red A substitute for Assembly bill to
pay he Chaplain Of Senate $50 and of
Assembly 500 was passed. The follow
ing resolution introduced by Senator
Green was taken by the Clerk and was
unanlmously adopted.
Rcsolotd, That the most sincere thanks
OF the Senate are due and are hereby ten
dered Hon. NJ. H. Petit, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, for The emipent ability, i'm partially
and courtesy with which he has presided
over the deliberations of the body during
the present session.
Lieut.. Gov. Petit responded to the
above as follows:
SENATORS 81 DEERE tn say in response
to the resolution SO kindly offered and
unanimously adopted by you, sincerely
thank you.
MY aim has been, as my promise was at
the commencement of the SESSION to deal
fairly with you all, aud il ut any time |
have seemed TO do otherwise, it HAS been
he result of inattention to my duties ow-
ing to the state OF my health. To me the
session has been very pleasant. Acquaint
ances have been made, which to me have
been desirable. and have grown into an
affection AMI esteem which shall fondIy
cherish through subsequent life.
And in operating, each to GO to his
home, as W. soon shall do, trust may
have place in the est EN- OF each of yru
S" that should We meet again in our jour
ney through the world, we may greet
each other as old friends.
President pro tenn Eaten wa called Ia
the chair.
A resolution was passed, unanimously
c"mmendatnry "i the able and imp r,ial
manner in which Senator Eaton, Prcsi.
dent pro tenn, ofthe Senate had discharged
his duties, who responded. The usual
resolutions commendatory OF the Chlst
Clerk, Sergeant, -at. Arms, Post MAS er of
:he Senate and reports were passed.
Adjourned To evening.
EVENING TX P NJ Lieut.. Gov. Petit
III the chair
A message was received from the As
sembly informing the Senate that they
passed, Notwithstanding me objections of
his Exce.lency the Governor, Assembly
bill 10 authorize the Milwaukee ami St
Paul railway c0mpany u erect bridge
across the Mississippi river. After the
reading nt the Governors message on the
bill Senator Burchard moved the consid.
Grafton of said bill and veto be postponed
till Tomorrow, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and il |
be made the special order for that hour.
The President decided the motion out
of order.
An appeal being taken, it was decided
that the ruling of the chair should not
stand as the opinion of the senate, ny IS
to 12.
The motion to POSTPONE was then car
ried by Is to 10 Joint resolution for
as amended was concurred
IN
AssEMBLY.-A resolution cnmmenda.
tory of the fairness impaItiaIity and abill
~ with which Speaker Barron mad dis
charged his duties was passed unanimous.
~
THE CHAPLAIN BILL.
The committee Of conference on the
bill to pay the chaplains Of the Legisla,
sure reported in giving the chaplain oil
the Senate $75, the chaplains of the AS
sembly $l25 Subsequently, at the re
quest of Senator Irish, as he stated, Mr.
Villas, in order that some arrangement
might be made by which the gentlemen
officiating In lhe Assembly could get their
pay, moved to reconsider this vote, which
the Assembly refused.
Several bills were passed. A recess
was taken
The Speaker called the Assembly to
order at . "a o'clock p. M. The following
resolution was adopted:
ResOtoed, That the Committee on Legis |
lature Exp nditures be and hereby are
instructed to report blIl to pay the
chaplalns Of the Assembly for the year
1878
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
The Committee on Railroads, to whom