Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-15

HtNhAANg ~ AAAN llAANAAiAshN AgAh1 NhAAA
they now have out that II Is a perfectly
safe operation on the part of the State as
well as safe and profitable on the part Of
the Banks, as they will make the difference
between discount and interest, and In r.
10 lulng the same moneys which would
RETAIN to their vaults by depositors aud,
besides that, as the State is six-'enths
owner OF the stock OF the Farmers Bank,
II is the duty of the Legislature 10 protect
lts institutions rs Tell rs to provide for the
necessities Of the public. W. s. P.
HOW THE COURTHOUSE REMOVAL BILL
WAS KILLED N THE sENATE-IMPoR-
TAST BILLS INTRODUCED.
DOVER, March 13lh.-The chambers Of
| both branches Of tue Legislature are de-
serted this evening part OF the members
being present at Rev. Mr.. Menitt's chHrch
hearing that gentleman preach the sermon
he was invited to deliver before them.
The transitory deyoutness of the remain
der of tue members, has lead them TO al
ieud this evenings session of the Southern
| Episcopal Convocation. No harm eau
come Of tAis-and If no good is accom-
pl shed beyond divertlng the dtterniua
ton of our legislators 10 concoct aud pas.
a few more diaboical laws, for the time
being, at least, the people will have casst
10 rejoice.
The Senate bill incorporating the Manu-
factureis s. Bank Of New Castle IS now il
the House. 1t is not the intention Of th'
cOrporators to proceed to organize ant
start business Immediately, bat thel
merely wish to be prepared 10 do so shUul,
the wants Of the community demand ii
| may add that the bill is opposed by SOM
of New Castles best tlnaucers.
Representative Hutchinson has intro
, duced bill, which has been read oncl
, charging ths powers Of justices of th
peace Tor New Castle county. This bil
PERMITS justices Of the peace to issue writ
. Of repleyin where the amount Involves
does not exceed one hundred dollars, an
i claimed to be a most excellent measure
e At present, Of course, the Sheriff is tn
only person authorized to issue such wrlts
aud the person sueing out the same
% compelled to go 10 New Castle 10 hav
,, this done. The time consumed In tn
u manner often proves fatal TO the ends {
l. Justice, It is argued, and hence the nece
Is sity for such a law as Is proposed.
p MIR. Shakespeare has introduced In III
z Senate a bill "for the benefit of the poop
y of this State by encouraging the inirodu'
y lion of foreign capital into this State.
" This Is an ingenious bill and may be STATE
.e briefly us follows It allows II capital
IA who lives in State where Z, s, ., 10
N any other per cent. interest Is allowed
u invest his money here at the same rat
y without jeopardizing either the interest
l. principal. It discriminaies against hon
capital and is to be an incentive for d.
l. awarean's to evade the law by placll
IN their money in the hands Of foreign ageu
4. I... . h..N -
nj That Senate bill, modifying" the
y sachmeut law, passed the body to-day
vi which II originated. Mr., Riddle offered
oil amendment 10 the bill which allowed OF
ce one SET Of costs to be collected in any ca
.le Had this amendment prevailed aud
IL bill passed as amended II would ha
10 been Il very acceptable substitute for I
- Infamous law. But the amendment "
p lost and the bill passtd In its orielr
OF shape. Mr.. Riddle yot' d for the bill on
~ fiual passage, under protest, believing tn
vi rs II exempts the wages OF women a
IN minors from attachment. II would be p
ny ierable to the law now 10 vogue.
ID Court House removal, for the presel
re- has been killed as dead rs Hector. II "
ny but yesterday l telegraphed you that b
Ia submitting the question to a vote OF
TX people Of New Castle county, had pas
ne the House. This proposition was so
ne that, notwithstanding Senator Lesley
lr- mcdiately boosted that 1t would get
M one vutc in the Senate, the delegation lr
as Wilmington thought ii would be apprO
ast by that body, and at night left for h
N IN high spirits. All New Castle, VII
elp they read in EVERY EvENING's spe;
ny dispatch that such bill had passed
en- House, OF course became excited. and
VI day number of her citizeus bid ad
eI- to the sombre walls of the build
MS they reverence so much and arrived
I'VE Dover at II. 80, this afternoon. They
SUI mediattly button-holed Senator'S aud
oM their oft-repested story they planned
OF defeat of the bill and received promi
eht which were kept. that this plan should
10 immediately carried into effect. After
But semhling this afternoon, the Sen
csc cecded with the usual order Of busil
on for few minutes hut this was IN
lhe rupted by Mr.. Records calling up The
pc moval bill for consideration. Mr., Rid
late in whose charge the bill was, was ut
10 surprised at this, and Of course opp
del the motion. II prevailed, however
loi- Mr.. Vandcgrift then made Il motion
iole Indefinitely postpone the measure,
, cut oil all debate, bat Mr. Riddle pr0ce
D. To denounce the motion and the ate
up, thus 80 enact gag law in the Sci
ana Not relish.ng these denunciations,
ure; fearing, perhaps, public sentiment,
sstu Vaudegritt withdrew his indefinite I
c on ponement motion. Mr.. Riddle then
Wis the floor and In a really able speed
iAto Tended the bill. He offered to amen
- 70 by requiring a two-thlrds vote to be
II OF cessary to remove the buildings, aud
SUITS agreed to make il a three-fourths
Tue They would not listen to his amendm'
niger but proceeded to indefinitely postpou
I'd 10 bill, Mr.. Riddle only voting against the
ware ton. After ii had been indefinitely postE
larh a motion was made TO reconsider,
ld,r the motion was laid on the table.
hese acquainted with parliamentary law
'o 70 that this action puts the measure be
p.,l' resurrection, even should the Senate {
lhe to consider il again. The people vii
-eleet their veraict ON this contemplate,
speetfu, lndemocratic action Of the s.
'hlhg and doubtless retire those who voted
on OF TO the shades Of private life and tn
&c 10 of oblivion. They are afraid Of the
was pie; therefore the people 10 the futur
ureis be afraid OF them. W. 5
p LARs.-We iind from extracts fro
vauced sheets Of Bayard Tay lors
pop. poem Liars" published in the
p 4,l1e.ff.f.. that II Ia i'm the hpautif nl