Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26


aas~r~-yas Vote an the He1-e ON shs
Rstlrema Tariff Rft-DeSest OF the
nan 90 Regulate savings Baaks-Ths
grsHssns aa.ssac~--Ths Case Of Judge
Cags nssps--a sf-Aaopssen OF the
wemsn saTrsxs Amendment 10 the
Consultation, Ese-. Fec.
Srs MoxEs, March IL. 1874.
Yesterday wss busy day In both branches
az THO General Assembly, Both houses
passed concurrent resolution fixing the FINAL
sdjsurumcni for Thursday Of next week, al
ten o'eiorl T. IN, and therefore ye may look
fns sRg nest work during TIM remaining days Of
fise session. To expedite business, both
houses have appointed sitting committees,
who viii proceed, ! dare say, 10 ruthlessly
slaughter mary pei measures snd rob many
an earnest worker of fondly-anticipaaed glory.
The Railroad Tariff hIll passed the House
ON Saturday by the decided vote Of ~ 70 I, the
lsavs being Messrs GIlliland, Hartshorn, Miller
and Wood. an6 the absent or not voting
Messrs Biaseli, ERstgn, Tracy and Wilson.
Many Of those who had worked hardest gains;
the bin voted for Il on final passage, and the
surrapaerp were accompanied by proportion
at. number OF lucid explanations The bill
was reported 10 the Senate and referred, and
on Tuesday came back with recommendations
fur few minor amendments. Certain amend
nenis were made and The bin returned 10 the
Honse, from which body II was yesterday re-
ported that the Senate amendments had been
agreed TO- Therefore 81 this writing
the signature Of the Governor and
the lapse Of brief amount Of time are
only lacking 10 give Iowa a railroad Law Of
the radical type. Whatever may be said of
he measure, and whatever The Judgment Of
the people as 10 is effects, there can be no
doubt that the Fifteenth General Assembly
feals greatly relieved by The Anal disposition
Of al extremely bothcrsome question.
Early In the session Senator Cooley, OF
Dubuque, presented bin 10 regulate savings
banks, and ihe bill wczt to the Committee on
Banks That committee gave the subject
liberal attention, and finally reported subsa-
tute for Senator Cooley't bin, which, In the
judgment of the COMMITTEES, was fully
calculated to protect the interests Of the
people The document was yolnninous
aud the labor involved Ia its prepare
tiop very great The Senate considered
ttl;.s aznsssis NJ sections, the
bili waS put npoh ia passage and lost, failing
10 receive . cuns1 utional majority. Another
sifor7 may be mAdc--iyuf The time IL getting
shnrf.
Senator Couyerse's biz, providing for the
letting Of the public printing and binding TO
tiie lowest bidder. instead OF having o State
Printer and Binder aspow, wac defeated in the
Senate the other day CD vote Of ~ 10 ~. II
IL thought the House viii pass the bin, when
another eGorf win be- nade 10 bring the SEN
ate up 10 see this measure In n favorable
light.
The House Judiciary Committee, yesterday,
made the following report upon the memorial
a me Espluk bar, touching the character Of
Judge Cole. e'hieh was adopted. and Of course
diSs,sses Of the case 30 far as the Legislature
Ii concerned:
Thai sfssr examining 81 the evidences and
tsayers presented for Their consideration under and
by sigtns Of the resolutions ~ ihs heoksk bar
10 the Reuse concerning Newspaper
r,,orts IN regard judge Cole, would respectfully
feyuri shng they have been unable 70 discover any
bearing upon such charges or rspofk
tetding 1e tupitease Judge G0le IN any contact
whatever aiahonarsbls 70 bins NJ Judge or Ne
Eaa1 And would thesefors recommend thss all
fprtiser proosedisKs IL the mss.es be discontinued
~ fhs hoass !"
A large number NJ ruiDor bills were disposed
u to-day IL both branches u the General Az
sanbly, and there reKaIY seena to be general
disposition 10 COINS down 10 earnest work In
orde 10 Dc well prepared for adjournment on
tbe 18th
In The sstsate tais morning the House reso
tuition looking 10 al amendment ~ the Con.
stitusion by striking ous the word nlaie," 70
enable 3caaaa - sots, came up and attracted
. ftll chamber, and VI course large number
u ladies'. II was genersliy anticipated that
tl,s resolution wouid ~ defeated. bat, 10 the
contrary, n sas carried w . vote u "a yeas 70
n nsss The yic41sy oeeasdoped great re-
ioleang atneng the fraends u woman sui
fsage The fesolutioD aow goes over
" siss hixteuDtb seoerd Assembly for
ssti1estios Ysoeiying which II viii Ut the next
gsDeras eleeEaon thereafter h. snss.sss..s1 f1f
sppsessa ~ re5ection 10 . vote u the people.
The fxing up u shs Herd Law stiil hangs
Ere, aac thsae 10 danger that the ad3enrDment
viii catch titls impost2Dl measure unattended
70. a Ibid has been eaterse In the Senate, and
fsyosably ssgortec from the coxDmittse. which
sestss fully ~ eoyes ths ground butssctional
asseseross. AID tbs difficulties in tbs wsy Of
securing lsasmopy ~ sction bvtweep tbs two
houses b.o fsir W ptssepa sli legislation on
tAe spb5eet N pfassaesi ysape. However, /
sasaAI bo,e Tor y god result
Ji.e Eoase t9-dsy passed NsdAsn's Printing
i,aal, sssA saaeyy i1apcsAsaa asperamepts. The
sEl gfesseu fcr seasaag tbs Skate printing and
snaaang, God aass tbs county printing, IN
accordance s1th sass ylassk u taae Asti. Monop.
w paasfofm. ~ senatos lDBsascs sdIi could
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