, 1875-03-12


oouement to uako 1t tomorrow mofnl11H.
Cjnilju rsped lhe potnt that tho order to post
not,n Having bocn passed could not 10 modified
and That IIsinea ras out OF ordor, as tbs ruling
iIainea olatmei tho floor on point Of order.
and continued his spoech for modification q
Tho otIor, Points nf order followed III rapid
nuccosn,on, aud amidst genera, upToar aud tur-
ii Inst tho spoakor {t1iso in the. cl'a!r) SITS
tsiued UlAtlir's point, ruling lfanes' motion out
Of order, and, amidst tremendous uproar, tile
House adjourned.
Tho Hon. q. u. TarWcl il hero to aid franklin
Sfauveagh, II. E. 0ooda1l, g. ". Henderson, a.
9. Icniig, and others hero In that behnlf. IN ae-
curing tic passage Of tho Clttzcta'- -Absociatton
bills. Mr.. Farwcll may mako h!n'sc!i uselul ~
overcoming tho latent, opposition on Tho Iorus'.
lcan side to thcse bills or tho ausptcion that y
IL this Chicago politicians programme to olcct
Icaing Mayer sllonld tho hilla phsb aud tho city
bo incorporated under them.
a bill Vas introduced by Wars providing that
tho execution OF any person eontonccd to death
shall tnko plnco not lcsa thnn Twenty-Five nor
more tlIan thtrty-tiYo iayb aftor the commence
ncnt OF torn OF tho Supreme Coult iu ono Of
tho Grand Divisions. Tic object Of tho bill Is
to Recnro 10 persons convicted tho light to have
tiieir casos passed upon bY tho s1'pfomo Court
before they arc hangcd. ..-u-.
11aincs' bilt. IN relation to tho enforcement OF
tho individual liability Of stockholders OF cor-
pprattons, introduced today. ,proyuos sha1,
whenever anybtockhoider shall lAyo Faid nny
Judgment or debt for which tho Stockholders Gro
individually liable, 10 may flo bill N chancory
aeat,st tho corporation and Rtockhoidcrs There
Nun the Court shal lo authorized to ASCERTAIN
lie total debt for which tho htpcktiodess arc
individually liable, and TO make assessment
tilorcfor againat tllcm on their ntock and render
q decree therefor. A ploylron Ii added
limiting sncl, assessment 10 tho amount OF
thp liability OF atockl,odcra rntor the
CHARTER, mud requiring when any stockholacr has
not property 10 satisfy the nasesaneht .ioefGo1
sf,a DO aBsssscd agaiust tho other atockholdotn.
The Appropriation Committed rsporteu hno-
etItue for tho hennfo hill, making I'LL apsronrin-
tion for tho Reform Selluol at Pou1ac. The ahi-
400, being $$2o, QUO eBa than tho eatn,aso. Tho
eaule Committee reported Blibs:i.sto for the
1ndustrial University AppEorria'toti hil!. Ile
substitute nppropyiatca s57.600t boing hslf what
wns asked for in tue cBt.nnto.
Tho senatc paascd 4 bill authorizing School
Trustees IN any townshfpto sell the liglit-of-way
over school lands, mud depot -groands out Of tho
same. a bill constituting tho Governor, secsc-
tary Of State and State Treasurer Commission,
ora Of Tisheries to rccciYo from tho United
Btetoa Commissioners tho quota Of fish mud
spawn assigned 10 this stnto. aud distribute tho
Sans in tho wntefa OF ts State.
THE rEATuNE OF THE DAY
in the Senate also, rclltcd to the 1iqonr-LconFo
reconsider tho yoto by which The hill vas yes
terday indefinitely postponed. Tile motion was
carrod,-2j nycs to ~ nocH,-nnd motion to i11-
definitely postpone nas dofsatedb by correspond
Lee moved to postpone until 8 p. N. motion
to ndjourn waa made aud lost.
Wilcox moved TO postpone for QUO week. Lost
-23 syos nonH.
ard lost, llohiuson moved tho previous question,
aud tue previous question was ordered.
Thompson raised tue point that. pending
motion to POSTPONE to tt!no certain. tue pro-
v!ous question could not 10 ol!terfaincd.
Tic point was ovorralcd. Thompson appealed
from tic decision al tho Chair, aud tho appeal
was tabled.
Huut moved to lay the motion to postpone on
tho table. Rued out OF order. ThosnpboI, ap-
tabled.
After various dilatory motions. pointa Of or
dor, and motions to adjourn. vote was Tonc!lel
on 4 motion to postpcne-2l yeas nay-iho
ltcpublican Senators, except Wa1te aud caniioId,
THO votc not showing quorum, call Of tho
Hnuh0 WAS tn0yeJ,
Tnompson Inquired II tho Senate was not act-
Ing under tho oidce Of tho previous qaenIion.
Thompson then raised tho point that tho pro-
yols question was 9teeae'a amendment, offered
yesterday, which virtually nlade tho bill re-
enactment o& tho prcsont law, except tho land-
lord clause, and t1,at tho amendment made
ttIu FCNAtkf A04 1AAV ~ AAUAhA"A tt*tAH"
ards or minors fins or imp, 'Bonmont,
Or both, at tho discretion of tho court Instead OF
t]pa aud IMPRISONMENT In Il caaca as enacted by
the present law. ..
President ulonn ruled that tho previous quos-
tion extended only to = motion to postpono.
From tl,at titne until 230 =. n., tho opponents
Of tho bill, by points Of order motlons to ,aa.
| touri, otc., prevented voto being reached on
tie motion to postpone till . o'clock. The OBJ
Jcct Of tho supporters Of tho bill was throughout
to ret postponenlent, aud ut . o'clock to order
tho bill 10 third reading, Thoy had drumn.oa
up their entire foroes ~ tho vote on reconsider
| alton SLOWED. and. had tloy succeeded
In poBtpon,ng tho bill till 8 o'clock,
and taking 1t up then, would have nuccoeded III
ordosing ttio bill to thtrd Eeaaug, owing to tie
absence Of q number Of ita opponontB.
| Finally, Thompson nlnde tho point that under
| the ru!cB, tho nroyiouB question having been
| ordnznJ, call OF tho l1ouBo was uot iu oslar,
President Glenn sustained tho point, ruling
tlat motion for call OF tho Bunato could not
bo entertained.
Thompson-1 nov ask what tho question be-
foro tho Bouatots
President dlenu-Thc previous question has
bceu ordorol on q ,notiuu to postuopg.
| Hunt-T raiae lin ro}nt that t},o nrav1nus orps,