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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-13
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
LEGISLATIV ".

The Senate and Assembly being or
gnnized, The Governors message delivered,
and the committees appointed beth
Houses were ready for legislation. Many
bills have been introduced too numsrous
even TO notice. ....... .......
In the Assembly nn the 10th there was
and able an lengthy discussion en the fol
lowing:
Rsssloed, That the speaker 10 hereby
requested to invite the resident clergy OF
Madison to open the Assembly each morn
ing daring the session with prayer.
Those who opposed the resolution did 1t
mainly on constitutional and csnscisnsiou
groupAs and apparently with Asoa rsa-
ser. After tie Offer and loss Of ssvsral
amendments the reselpsion was passed
by Ayes "a Nays A.. .. ~a
Wednesday Jan S1--ScnAts~-Seneters,
Schi,ndt, Graham and Caapbell were ap-
pointed y sslsct cemmittse to when was
referred that part of the Govsrner's ass :
sage which relates t. the Grab sm Law. A
ieins resolution In relation to the Univer-
sity on raccmple ndatien OF Abe C"mmittes
On Rducation was indefinitely postponed.
The joint resolution in relation to fnFni' h.
ing Tsylor's Etst ntes and the session laws
for the tse Of msmb srs,3 and requiring
thas they be returned % the close af 'hs
session was passed. .... @sm..sv. rl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Ths sudden and unexpected
dissolution of the British Parllansnt
ia the subject Of general comment in
Englant,. and the public appear to be
greatly nysti6ed IS to why it was
done The royal decree ordesine
new elections for mcubsrs of the
House Of Commons has suddenly
pr ecipitatsd the ccuasry iato a spir-
tied political excitement, the contest
being between the Tories and tue
Government parties.
Charles Bradlaugh has written G.
letter concerning the prospects ofthe
coming general election in EMgl-
and. lie says: at is probable
theTe will be nors conservatives elect
ed aud fewer wings, but the can
servativos will have to promise some
vcry radical measures ia order TO get
returned. The uext Parliament viii
show a ste&dy radical band, fer the
first time IN English history. The
working miners..wiLi prob.bly be
represented in the Hsass cf Com
mons, They have at Isast three
efficient candidates. Mcdonald.
Bur snd Crawford There is now
a radical party growing, aad brad
laugh Selievss) this party, Which has
mustered gallant little band, even In
the Parliament just slaughtered, will
he strengthened SO materially In the
Parliament about TO be elected that
it will not emily be strong enough 10
prevent the conservatives frem rotaiu~
ing Office for any long ssrns, eveh
supposing that they shoala win
it. bat thsY will bs able 80 Na~terially
to msdify the I;btr al programme
tha the whigisn Of tbs Granville
typs might az we'll perform shsF;~
kari"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
CHARLES G.. WILLIAMS.
HIS MAIDEN SPEECH.

"F. A. NJ" in Washington
letter to the Sentinel gives the tex
of Congressman Williams maiden
speech in the House. The CORES
pendent says:
Charlie Williams electrified the
House to-day with "a threeminut =
and-a-half speech. 1t was a surprise
upon us and him too Mr.. KclIey's
resolution was up requesting the
President to invite foreign nations
to rake part in our great coming
centennial. Mr.. Kelley was RUM
ing the debate, giving five minutes
to this man ard that. Butler, Hale
Syp er, Frye. old man Croker,
Dannuel, Of Minnesota. and five Or
six Others had spoken, when
Kelley announced: II give FIVE
minutes t.
''MR. WILLIAMS, OF WISCONSIN"
This announcement caused not a
little commotion in the mind Of at
least one report in the gallery. His
mind reverted at once to seems in the
Wisconsin Senate Chamber, around
which we grouped the faces Of Angus
Cameron, Henry s. kagoon. Geo.
G. HszeIton, Sat Clark, Jim Foster.
Davis. Reed. Jones, and the rest of
the fiery fellows that were always
ready sail in when the "Senstor
from Rock" was mixed up in deo&te.
Mons o. his old allies OF antagonis fs
were here to-day. Mr. Villains
rose in hls seat, at the extreme right
near the door. at the call Of his
name. The practiced eys of the
tisuse, and the galleries which we'll
filled, instantly recognized the fact
that a new man was on tie floor"
The opening was natural, and before
the first sentence had passed froea
hts lips, the House had rightly
OWNED that they were Iisteningssto
an impassioned orator. The voice
Of the speaker at once rose 10 clear
and resonant. claiming everp ear
in the vast chamber, above and below
and before the spell Of. admiration
bad u.,loosed or had time to suoside,
was through.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Marv Brown, factory gitl at Glovcrs
vile, N. ! was so deeply wounded be-
cause If her inability sr dispreve q
charge OF stealing thread from the mill
that, protesting her ipn'rencs, ate took
psison and died. In her dying letter ia
her father shs Gays: u ana Va the handa
Of the Lord, taken through enemies for
the sake If revenge. Bury me by the
sils of my sister. and place stone At nay
head with the simple words. Her slater
Mary, who die1 Of q breken heart. AGED
CO." Tkeie is net the slightest dcube
now entertained that she Wa, ~ she ss--
serted, ths victim o. Q malicious csA-
spirsey. ....... ..,,.ea o.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
WISCONSIN AGRICULTURAL ASSO-
CATION.
GENERAL PRosRkME

Wednesday evening, Feb. 4.h. ~ 7:so-
Anpua' address be ore y je.At Convention
9. ,hes grieutural and horticultural s0ci-
e ies, in the assembly cham hsr, ny Hon
w G Flagg, president IlEsno's Farmers
A 500 is',ds, = Al4o trist remarks by Hon.
w. r Tailor, president Of the y ate Agri
cultural Society. and j. 3 Snckn. y,
president Of the State Horticultural
Society.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the agricultural
r,aus from o tn l. AID . 20 g. which
papers will I've read and discussions ha d..
At 7:80 y. NJ. address in the as.s emily
chamber by T. D. Carpenter. E-q np""
Prsanction:.snd Consumption, Transports
ton, Population and Taxation
Friday Session. 8 t. /. 2 70 8, and Z:
80 to 10. in the agricultural ronms, whsrr
an address will be delivered by II c..
Chamberlip, ps",es.opef n,ural history,
Beloit cellrge, and the residing of papers
and discussions " II he continued. Pa
pers upon the following suhjscts h,vs
been promised by the pers"ns named +:
8 d. Carpenter--Productio and
Consumption, TrxnspnrtAtjsa. Pepuls-
ton and Taxation .s.ia7 -
III jor Rufus Che sney tho Importance
of manufacturing, with the peculiar
Advantages In Wisconsin for ouch branch
Of indutUry 5I EtI5
Chester HAGEN, president of Wise"nsir
Dairy maa's associa ini Patrons Of Hns-
bandry--:Ae benefit farmers ought to
DRIVE from the order ~fa @
Hon. Hiram Smith Dairy Farming as
an Exclusive Occupation. .II .r.
Prof. l. A. Lsphsm-.-Relation Of
Cseslogy to Agriculture.
Col. w. Fl. Chsse--- the Atmosphere, a
Econscrva'or of AN ia,al and vegetable life.
/ r. G. .umb--FArm Hnrticul urs
Hon. Levi Allen-Education Of Farm
ers' Bors and Daughters u.
J. ~ Smith--G snerai Intelligence in
Farming.
/ Hen P. U. Strong--Swine.
| Hon. G. K: Dsan--tbe Best Means 10
Secure tkeLegisimate Ends of the Wiscen
sin State Agricultural society.
| Mrs: Helen N Bntell Huntly
n e. AlIen-Corn Raising. "a
| Hon. d. Anderson. a.H
Elliot Fl. STANDARDIZATION Of Small
Frecaolders to the Property IF he State
Pref. \. H..Oarpenter indu.sriAi Ed
uea tior. Is %.W ria bib @a~~
Clinton Babbit--,hesDusy of Wisconsin
farmsrs to State aud Nation.
.0.S.. Wiley. sx-secre.ary H"r.isultu-
raj sceissy- Horticulture, What 10 il :
Means for its encouragement. with 'he
Iavsrage Farmer. los s.-4> = aer ev.at III
Secretary W w. Field Pract zeal
iThenghss. .@e'ea 2 ~ @@aH t'@@a or
Numerous papers upon ether interest
ling bFapchss Of lpdu4sry are expected
in, fast ere pisnissd, hot the extreme
m"dessy Of the psrsoas viii, not psrmi,
their names 10 be made publis &C this
sariy date, and others having psrtisl,y
prsmis1d isprepare hrisf article. 20
4 ,hsrM IN iii hA nA IL ,)uSn - 4ny,;ce Ia AZ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

The Cranberry Assoc;stisn. OF
New Jersey, have expressed box OF
choicc crSnberries TO Qneen Victoris,
with some approved Jersey recipes
for cooking them, neatly folded or
top. We have lsng ~endsrsd."
says The Philsdelphis Balletin.
chow weshould ever be able to repay
England for what she has given az
in laws and literature. bat the prob
lom new approaches solution. New
Jersey, in rctura for Biackstone and
Shakespeare, Offers cranberries aad
Q recip e Tor tarts."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
THE SPEECH

Kr. Speaker. | had no, yet
sufficiently famiIiarized myself with
the rules Of this house 10 anticipate
that the centennial question was
coming up this morning, or indeed
that it was coming up at all. Sir,
WiAeonsis is one of the youngest
states OF theRepublic and becomingly
! nods,t; but my colleagues near mo
seem to feel that she should not re.
main silent during the discussion of
this important question. Yielding
to this feeling. make tn vaaiurs
and decide to exp.ess her sympathy,
though:l 40 it this moraing, ia
broken sentences aud disconnected
words. <...-. 81.
Wisconsin traces her line aga
and draws her life from Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,
and all the New England States;
from New York. from Pennsylvania,
and more remotely from the far
South; proud Of her lineage and
mindful Of the valor and precepts Of
her fathers, the call of patriotism,
whether for rejoicing or danger, has
never in Wisconsin fallen on Leaders
ears. The firss nots OF alarm which
recently startled the republic stirred
her fislds with patriotic life and NOV
cd her forests with s'alwart men.
Sir, when questions of this kind
arise you nay ia &c it for granted
that whether in her fertile fields
where summer haryests are tossed in
golden billows. or in her northern
pineteps forever hyming the seng oil
freedoln. that fresh az their own
vernal beauty, perennial as her
a,ountain stream. that feeds your
great lakes aad rivers on which
floats the commerce { the nation
he voics OF Wisconsin will be at
unit in responding 10 Psnnsy lvania
and The country for whatever shalt
be right, whstever shalt be reasons
BILE, Whatever shall be just Aad
patriotic. - 4
Nj. WilIiau,s's speech very 6t.I
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

A storm Ia brewing. In there States.
California, Wisconsin, end Iowa.the nti'ity
of maintaining the legislative eharlaincy
has been seriously Questioned, and almost
denied. Ia the Iowa House OF Repre-
sss.ativss q proposition TO dispense with
she services ola chaplain elected spirited
discussion, and was only defeated ny o
vote Of 20 yeas to 81 nays.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
Assembly $500 The G. vernor's message

| Assembly $500 lle " VcInoEe EfcssaSe
was referred to appropriate committees.
| Th. Senate resolution against r~eiv nG
aud in favor "f ,sturniDg passes,by mem
bers OF the Legislature, vas c"ncurrsd liz.
Bill. We're introduced To center the 81.
Creix AND Superior Land Grant on the
North Wisconsin Railway ComE any; e
repe the registry law; and ether pur-
poses.
Thursday Jan 90 SENATE 4 bill was
introduced comforting the La Crolx Land
Grant on the North Wlscopsa Railwry
Company. A bill 10 prevent ex'nrtion
by In,Ir., d companies was referred to a
Committee On Ra,Irosds with instructions
to report next week. A message vas re
crivxd fr ia The GoYernor announcing the
appolatnaent of State Prison D}rsct0rs,
JOEL Rich for two yexrs, VIM. e. I'm th
for four years and Nelson Dewey Tor SIX
yeors. e.a
Assembly Several general bllls wer.
introduced and few local bils passed
under suspension Of the rules. Tns 6r~t
sess lon III committee of the whole was
hxd ana number Of bills ordered % q
third reading
FRIDAY Jsn. s3.-Sena.e-The Co.'S
ml,es "n Prisnns reported back the app
p .iA'ment of State Prison Directors hy
the Governor and recommended their cnn,
fiYma.ion. Ssuator Rchlchting wisht
the report to be laidsnyer to give the mi
h"rl'y time ID report. and the most "i
the session was spent in discussion 50 TO
q wing time. ... ....
As..m,l,-A rss.int;on WA. ntf.,td e
cS' E'H ION Adv nave Eaca hieih"''f 70.
turn TO he CLERK auy railroad passes hs
had rsc.;ved Bills vera jus,o.inced :,
fSpes' tue "'""""' |'4S"' '""' - ~"' 'i'
iZe the Milwaukee and St Paul Railr' Cd
Compan, to bridge the Mississippi rive,
eel. uro... =, The sI,. ,h., hsxs "a
'ccted; TO appropriate $i,oVo 20 Ena ROM
nj th. Friepdiess in Green Bay: also e.,
,b. I.o,.,a,,vs Visit ing Commr,,.r a1a5
.,, s., rs,,nt;one ., ov,r,ru ~ :.