Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15
HARRIsnuRa, ArRIL I3, I874

morning OF the Tho 10Th inst, TOOK
into consideration as the special order
Of Tho dav Senate bin No. II, a sup
y, ~ 81, cn,,,,od an not n
P'sr ~ ~ Nh rs.,.s;.,
prov'uc 'or Permano"' So"'0'
building Tor the people Oh Inc Oom-
monwealth In tho city of Philadelphia,
approved March 27, 1873, on third
reading. Mr.. Newmycr moved to go
into committee OF the whole for the
purpose of introducing tho following
special amendment "And provided
further that nothirg 10 this net shall
bo so construed to appropriate u great
or sum in the aggregate than ono
million dollars, nor in any event shall
the State hereafter bc called upon or
held liable to appropriate any other
or greater sum than that hereinocioro
provided for" Mr. brockway moved
toamcnd by inserting general amend
ment for Especial : and stated that q
pledge had been given by tho friends
OF that bill, and that an opportunity
would be gwen on tb'rd reading Tor
amendments Mr. Mitchell Thought no
such pledge had peen gwen, ana hoped
that no amendments would DO onercd,
Mr.. Brookway called the attention OF
the gentleman from PhIladelphia Mr..
keyburn,) to his remarks as printed
in the Journal, and called upon him
10 redeem ms pledge Mr.. Nowmyer
said The object OF the amendment pro-
posed 70 10 onered py MN was, 10
prevent any inrtner appropriation
peing maze py inc otate LOT ms pur-
pose. mr.. heypurn stated that ne
hhd no opJecuon 10 inc amenumoht
except mat u would deiay tne Dill ana
iurther stated tnat the gentlemen 10,
terested IN tne Centehhiai aisciaimed
intention oil asking Tor iurther appro-
priatloh. on lhe question OF "gener,
al amendment, tne yeas were o. ana
inc nays 90. on tne question as nrSt
inlroduccu, "speciai amendment, Inc
yeas were ~, the nays ~. Inc
amendment was then agreed 10: Mr.
L'ltlo moved 70 postpone the further
consideration Oh inc Dill, ana preiaced
MS motion oy the statement that q
pledge had been made IN the senate
that TINS pili shouia not pass nhaliy
until congress had acted upon the olll
on this subject pending there. Mr.
Mitchell thought the gentleman from
wyoming was entirely mistaken US
to the statements made IN the Senate,
and held that tho friends OF the bill In
the Senate urged tho passage OF the
bill hero so that Congress might be
Influenced to take a similar action.
Mr.. Little stated that he was not mis-
taken 10 regard to this matter, and
had witnesses to prove IT and bear
him outin his beliei. on the question
the yeas were % ana the nays %, so so
the motion was negatived. The bill
was agreed TO on third reading and
was laid over to be printed. INC FOL
lowing bills we're read IN place IN the
House; One cnlargIng the Jurlsdlc-
ton OF Justices oil the Peace, one pro-
viding for the regulation and licensing
oil iiveries, &C., ana NUMBER reiating
10 single counties. The following
passed third reading: NO. 80, supple
ment to the act to amend and consoli-
date the several acts relating TO game
and game fish passed. NO: 10, 70
provide for the duo training OF teach
ers for the common schools OF the
State passed. NO. 30, relative to ap-
peals from tho Judgments OF Alder
men and Justices OF the Peacc IN the
several cities and counties OF tho Com
monwcalth passed. senate, NO y,
10 enable the ofhcers OF dissolved cor.
porauons TO convey real estate neid
by such corporations passed. SEN
ate, 26, relative to the issuing OF war
rants TO survey vacant lands; passed
Tho following bills passed the senate
iiha'iy he'atisc 70 sc's'ce vi P'oeose
upon the stock-holdors oi corporations.
JOINT kosolution LOT an appropriation
for painting a portrait OF The uover'
nor. senate Dill NO. 90 came up on
third reading, 10 proV'de ior the Gus
tody OF insane persons charged WIN
or convicted OF crimc. Mr. Cnulian'
made long speech 10 oppos,tioh y
the princ'pies ihVoiVed 'h .ne o'',, hno
said that aii VINO n"u co"tro' VI 'ne
insane were Opposed 70 'ne propos''
ton 10 AUNT INC crim,na, 'nsane 'n.e
tho otate iunat'c nosp'ta' hc 'na,''
ta'ned ina, tne result oi sucn assoc'a'
uon wou,d DC 10 destroy ~ ir'g'
measure Tue usefulness VI 'ana,'o Wv, 'oS' ~,
pitais ana great'y aggraVa'c ;ne .,. ,na'
ady OF INSANITY Oh tnose now IN ines,
institutions Iie cohs'uerca '"e ooaIu
oil charlt'cs despolc, ana lnougn. VI,
opinions OF tnosc VINO mao ueVo.eo
their whole hves 70 'ne lrea'men. . y
the insane were OF iar greater momen' ~
than those oil sugar renners, lawyers
editors, etc,
MIR. Mcclure stated that the gent,e
man from Montour misunders,ooo .h'
provisions OF the oIli, ana Una. ln'
bill did not make u oo''gatory 10 al
nit fba criminal lnQuQe. lQL HllOWeC