Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
read the third time and passed. Yeas 12 nays

On motion of Mr.. voehell the Senate bill
which had been reconsidered was again put up
on its passage, and lost by the following vote
Yeas. .-Messrs. Bird, Broadway. Collins and Mr..
Speaker.-4. Nays, Messrs. Baldwin, Bggs,
Conwell, Fraim, Green, Handy, Houston, Me-
Neal; Mowlsnd, G. H. Phillips, Todd, yoshell,
and Wide-l3.
The House then adjourned to meet at P. M.
A resolution to publish the new school law in
three newspapers was adopted, and the Sc mate
resolution directing the State Treasurer to sue
delinquent railroads was adopted
The following bills were passed Authoriz-
ing Sl4, 900 new bonds to be issued in place of
that amount cancelled Senate bill amending
the charter of the Junction 4 Breakwater Il. r
Senate bill incorporating the Sussex X Midland
r. X.
The bull providing food. &c, for Jurors, was
lost, and that .'to preserve the purity OF the
ballot was indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Nowland from the committee to which
was referred the bills to amend the State Con-
stitution and provide for increased representa-
ton reported a bill for that purpose ;wth an
amendment giving to the city of Wilmington
an increase OF three representatives and one
Senator more in each county, Wilmington to be
separate election district The alpendment
WAS adopted and the bill read the tbid time by
paragraphs and was lost by g following vote !;
Yeas, Messrs. Baldwin, Biggs Bird, Collins,
Fraim, Handy, Nowland, G. II. Phillips, j. W.
PhllipS Voshell, Wilde aud Holcomb-12.
Nays-Messrs. Conwell, Houston, Learned,
McNeal, Todd.
Mr.. Nowland changed his vote ard the House
adjourned until 8, A. N. tomorrow.
New ISyENIIoN.-w noticed, yesterday that
patent had been granted to Mr. Norman o..
Lounsberry of this city for leather dressing
machine properly called "glazng machine. "
Messrs. William Bush * Co. satisfied of the
superiority OF this machine have taken down all
those they had in use and put in new ones of
Mr. Lounsberrys patent When we consider
that this firm has tried every machine, of any
character, used for glazing leather, some idea
can be formed of its success. There
is not an objection in other machines
that is not overcome in this 1t is cheap
er, does more work per hand, does better work,
takes up less space, uses one half OF the gear
ing and setting, does not jar the building, does
not pack nor orag the skin, and Will 10 all kinds
of glazing with greater facility, and is more
lily kept in order than any other machine Brief
ly it challenges any machine yet got up IN any
way, shape or manner.
ANN ELIzIs LECTURE Announcement is
made elsewhere, that Mrs Young has accepted
the invitation TO lecture in this city on the 9Th
of April She has been meeting with great siic
cess in all the large cities, in evidence Of which
we print the following letter which explains it
self
THE NEW ENGLAND EDUCATION SOCIETY OF THE NJ.
r. CHURCH.
BosToS, Jan. 81, 1875.
JAMES REpPATH, ESQ.,
Dear .Sr IL write to tell you that the people
who listened TO Mrs. Young's lecture in the
Broadway NJ. L. Church last week, were more
than satisfied, they were delighted, and there
is general expression of desire that she may
again be secured to speak III the same place.
Her plain and straightforward exposure of the
horrible system that blighted her own life. and
is disgracing the whole country in the ewes of
the civilized world, was a mastery effort, and
worthy OF the highest praise. Besides her style
is most interesting, aud her spirit, when she
speaks of the deluded people of Mormonism, ls
50 kindly and sympathetic that ali are Impress
ed with the honesty of her own convictions and
the sincerity of her heart. May God sp ,re her
life, and enable her to labor with such success
that Mormonism may be speedily numbered
among the things that were
Yours truly.
W. L. MALLALIEU,
Pastor Broadway VI. E. Church. South Boston.
We call especial attention to the fact that the
sale OF reserved seats will open at Boughman,
Thomas Il Co., at o'clock next Thursday morn
ing April let.