, 1874-01-08

Itlo Judiciary Committee Of tho H0uhe Inv
soat is contested, removed from his district, til
Ihirty-Eccond, to tho Twenty-ninth, with til
intention Of residing in tho latter, le has w
cntod his seat as Representative Of tic former
they Wiil 50 report to tho House, aud recon-
investigate tho mattcr.
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'. PROCEEDINGS IN DfTau
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SENATE. 'N'' S''' =
Tho Senate met, pursuant to adjournment. n
o:80 q. m. y
BILLS AND REVOLUTIONS.
After tho oponiug work, Mr, VORI is introduce,
his Railroad bill for the proTontion Of oxtortio1
title, referred to the Eaiiroad Committee aN M;
| ordered printed ~
Mr.. NICHOLSON introduced bill rotating II
| tile SuMrvienrs nj I,ornn Cotntv ,v1,ioh .ro,
read a first time and roTerred. d'' "A''A ""'
| Mr.. KEHOE introduced bil1 for the ropca
Of tue Grab law Of 1863; also bill for tho re-
peal Of Sec. 25 of tito Election act. coucern,nn
| tho filling OF vacancies In election,
Mr.. SHEPARD introduced reso1ution ca]llnp
! for an examination by the Con1mittee on f,ontjn
| gent Expenses into tho needs of the senato foI
committee clerks. THO resolution was adoptcJ
under a suspension of tho rules,
| Hills on SECOND READING.
The following bills were read sucond time:
Senate Bill 399, for tho establishment of nm
1nebriate Asylum. Recommittod to the Commit.
! tee on Charitable Instif,,t;ona'
souato Bill al7, fec md salary bill, introduced
by Mr. Casey. Laid on tho table.
panics on duty as militia during iho Chicago ire ire.
Ordered printed for sectional conaidorntinn.
Senate Dill 427. q substitute py tho Cnmm;ttco
for bill requiring tho future holding Of tho
State Fairs at or iicnr Hnrino(icld md in snras
mon County. Kecnmmittcd "'''' 49, o''i'sa'
LEAVE Of Ansr,cr
was granted to Mr. Short md ;ndcan;tc 1o,vo =,
absence was g:antetl to Mr. Waite. 1~'N -
All Asius1Ed CONTROVERSY
took placoupon tho floor. between tho Scnntor
from Madison and tho now mombor from Adams
County, in regard to their beats.
THE sA1Any-oRAp,
by unanimous consent, tho resolution and tho
amendment by Mr. Starne, Of layt wintor. nm
dcn'niog tho Congressional salary Grab law, was
takon Up.
Mr. NICHOLSON ofrerel an nn,ondna,t !,
tho rmentiment wifc1, was ,,nan,ma,aiv s1o,,t ~
sr.nrnh n,,., 9stt; * tols' tue saia-
a5htuo' ah9 9aiun6 upon tohEross to repeal tho
ment to tho Constitution prohibiting any f,,r-
tier incrcaso, and differing from the orir;nn1
resolution iu not condemnins tue prcsident or
TIM mcnhera of rnrrraoa ,,ope ora,1-- o.J =; - ~
rannnstn~ +har, ~ rot,x H., a.4 ~ uos
,ra,,, n,,,, =; " aosu!n 1uo oAeoas ol ba'ary
u.aMn, ~. anu ~ nos naming nlly amount at which
~ Mr py n,ronale sro Go pihhieen - ;,.,
tbnaa nnnL osaa,1;o S.t"ney oo9octea 10 omitttng
nIoto 10y onIoi. potn.s' hna 10 making so incom-
pia1o ~ ",iv v,I1m31fG amGnaGtlSo resolution.
m M IT, retnNv e mGyea Inc previous question
u" MI slio lesolullou, "tloh was ofaorctl.,
tn nuo QUESTION "As upon hlT' otatnos anond-
.it .aent -, ilst M yu9T' ah amohued ny tho amend
1hent o1 Af' NICHOLSON. Which was adopted y
{{'a', {{ras. u nays. none. Absont-Alessra Brooks
DnlotHmn, ntH, 1annelo, gonahno, Glen, Leg, alcGratl,
AnEtc1ho4lt sonulk, OPLou, " aILe, ana H1lafnaou.
G. Inc amendment Of Mr.. Nicholson to Alr.
u5ant tE9m l,Il I'll, tne eitect OF tue resolution.