, 1875-03-04
,nan on tho floor. yielded, or crcus-pcriofm-

ing that BlllB IeGglf!HH i1Hh tnhH tHb C1H1t1Iu.
.l1nni majority Of u nyea shall be lost. Tho
1,toppttA fu!e VIVA laltl over under tho rl,tos.
Speculation Ia rfo NJ 10 tic ohjcct Of tho Speak
or'a ruling. ........ .
I.owip, Of Knux, offered n resolution recttng
TINT, iu MANY cases. tho fan,icY OF cunvIcts do
pondcnt upon ttlonl for support wnre rcdnenl to
I,aurcrsm during tho conyicts' term Of impris-
nyatcn'. tho State appropriatca the earnings Of
tho cnslvice, Which should go to Tim support Of
their families, mud inAlrt,ctinY the Judiciary
Committee TO iorirt bill whtcl, would acoure to
tl'o consica' fatnily tl1olr earnings by lnbor IN
tho Pnntcnttnfy.
13ar1er i,lteslured bill authorizing any porHon
MT party to a suit to aofso s'''nmo''H III civil
HitH.
TAEltHcn1r.
A iuint resolution waa introduced by Mann.
calling OIL Congress- to pars nh net allowing
StntcA and con,ltics holding swamp-laiHl Acrip
to enter any public lands with tho aanic; aMo.
granting power to tho uaYcrnor to appoint a
trola!seH for tito State.
JuDiCtAt.
1Icrrington's bill fur tlo abolition of tho CITY
Cont IT Aurora and tsnnBfcr Ut triliinE ant4
tn tl,e Circuit Court Of Kano County was passcl
without duGnto.
orftrn DlIra PASSED.
DrlnHon's bill 10 proyic for tic trla1 In Co,lu-
T. coussn Of .a rs. Of property ssizea uron
Connolly's biii authorizing tic incorporation ~
village Of any tl;ftr!ct oS 2 square miles con.
tanning 100 population. bin was introduced
~ Marsn authorizing citira and an towns } wh'sl.
isauo IN lieu theleof bontls to, tho amount uf
tho principal md accrued intorcYt. to bear inter-
cKt not exceeding 6pcr cent tic question OF
tho jaduo OF Hcll bonds tO bn l!rdt snhnl1tted tn
n vote a. d special election eallud for that pur-
poac.
1oauE8 nAax NIT,
providing for examination without notcn of
savings banhs doing bnBlneeH un1or State char-
tiers, viii tomorrow be rupor.ol back by t,so
lIo,iso Committee on Dasl,iig, with a roconl-
Invndatios. taAt 1t pass. -
THE NIGHT sEss1oN.
Tonight tie lfutlse Ecut into Committee of
The WlIulo Oil tho ncepllalous constitutional
amendment, and tlIe flool. satoa of oratorg wcro
opened. Thu Iebate waB otened bv ffo.ron, tho
mover Of tho reaolntions in III, elaborate srecc.
llo begun by nuy'ng that lo supposed hH adso:
cacy or them would cone1gn Him to n political
grave, but the tino wna approaching whom wo
fn,,Ht cl,uosu betHeen tho systen1 proposed and 4
monarchy. Tho present rfocoss Of electang tle
President placed mon III that oilce 11h1st TO bo
members OF tho Illinois Ilouao Of lscprcsonta-
tycy. IIiHecH.l Bnt it placed tl.oyo no Iaasl who
waa not moro Of gentleman thnn thn pnsBoii
wlo hHscd. Tho proposed Byaton hnti bocn dis
cusscl In tho constitutional Convention, wiera
Hamilton n,ld Jay supported it. lilo (liorron)
iuE presiIoutH, but Of getting rid Of Presidents
after thef fwore elected. Az tic elder Adams
Ind allown, tie Constitution as adopted lad pro-
v!dcd for putting President into Office, hnt
should Prcsdont hold for . liked term2 We
had hnl lresidonta for whom Two ye3rs
was was t9o o. lons - term John Iy'sf yyn,
g lie s'ftsq to sna esposea dt H. eppo.o s
ngainst tho voice OF tho .pcorln. Wo hna QUO
wlen tie Southern forts shnnld hare boon Tcn-
forced and Buchanan withheld Huprlics nn.
weakclcd the sarriaons. We had Presidcns
af
fs {flcrron's) proposition trontd l'avo bcen got
out of ocu. 80, iii every crisis that Ind nrison,
We had had President ln oll!ce syho wns against
tho policy demanded by tl,o fcople. Why sl,9a!l @
should ho ho loft In Office to prosecute policy
ngalust which tho people had pronounced
lind the Constitution embodied tho
provisions no advocated. tho johnson iGpeael,-
sou could lavo boon got rid OF simply by vote OF
want ot contldcucn. 1llo election OF n Chief
Executive BY congrsss, ~ Proposed BY tl,is roso-
luton, would. In principle, 10 that originally
nasne!y: choice by q body Of denutiea Tho
original idea was that there would bo q Prcsi-
donttnl Candidate from each stato. and that the
selection should bo loft to tho Electoral College.
It gayo us a monarch for fixed term,
wholly removed fIc1n tho people and lrrcEpon-
Bblo. It resulted iu the abuse Of patronage, in
such measures as tho Fo1co bill. which such 1ie-
}}AO4lEAH IUuANAN1 AG LIE AAAIHEs ANA A0lAi1
denounced. It hnd, in short. given us proei-
dents wo couldn't set rid uf, who thwarted tue
will Of tho people, prosttutod tho power Of pot.
ronago for purposes ot recollection, aud llad
brought III to tho alternate Of making 4 clIoico
botweon Government oil lIoad. md. ft they
plGAHcd tn call It 10, Government without n
head. AZ tho conclusion Of Hotron'a speecE tho
Committee, on motion OF 1IaueB+ roge, mud lilo
Committee Of tho Whole. date not yet flxed.
lilo notable OMISSION In uerroufs speech WAS
Ills failure to moot tho argument long ago adj
vhnced ~ to tho pernieious effects Of having In
cffpct Il Presidential election nj oftcn ns tho
Chlef Exccutfso cloao to PEorogno Congress-.
dtnEHHATonfAL APPROVAL.
The Governor to-day signed tho bill autoriz.
ing foreign corporations to make loang in this
per cont, and to recover sucll rato on loans
maturing and the bill In now 3 law.
KILLED.
Tho Senate bill tor tho appointment by County
ing 100000 Cook County, Of ! Superintendent
of Ausessmon.ss vas. on third roadug, loBt-
ayos 18i nays. ao. .-..-
Kromos's BIZ: providing, tllat tho Auditor Of
6tata shall not ssuo certificate Of authority to
10 business in ills Stato tommy foreign insurance
company which shall have carried from tho State
to . ;he Eederal Courts any suit in tais ssato
feagsa sasass H. ssume aeon stpn np o'ou9n o o G
above provision Of tho bill. OH which
Waite characterized The original bil, as propo-
aision TO surround tue Stato with Chinese wall
to exclude furoiFn insurance companies mud Eivo
monopoly OF the insurance 1uBincsa to La,lk-
r1lpt concerns. auch ns tile Illinois Mutual. THO
amendment waB aaoptcd-25 yeaH to IL naya.
kromor entorod q motion to reconsider, and
the bill was mado special order for ne1t
Wednesday.
NEW TRIBUNAL.
Tho bill for tho establishment OF piRtrtct
Courts intermediate between Circuit and Hu-
promo Courts, except iu Cook County, 2tter be-
ing araoulcd to lealh was rccnnmittod.
WISCONSIN,,
TIE END APPROACHING.
Slteta! Dapasch to The Chteaao 1+i1uns.
MADISON, WH., Matoh 3.--TAo Legislature
lat QYelltng having aRfecd tn a1lnnl TIM Tina