, 1875-01-14

to property III han,ls Gf agents.
EI1Cati0 Iu,iEs tn HAVE no MORE OUTSIDE AID.
10 repeal tho lnw authorizing JnhyeE Of Couk
f'nun.y Circuit and supreme EoIrtr calling IN
Judges from otilor circu,ta to nit in the Cook
County Courts.
10 provide for ticnnHing drnm-alaopb. Same
Ag Introduced In tho fIonse.
THE 1coNcgAgrtc cAHEY.
UerideH, There waa bill hT Cas"y, Democratic.
for the abolition of tile Hoard OF 1tnitroad aud
Warehouse ConlmisH,onera.
Also. bills AplfoprfatihK 4182.1Gn for tho
Southern 1naano Asylum, and $53,25o for tie
Holdiers Orphans Home.
PROTECTION AGAINST nErErirIoHH or THE FRANK
lin RANK aCHEHE.
CnAtlo's bill in relation to banke int rndneej in
tho Senate to-day, requires o!1icera Of banks do
ing buslncss undor charter from the Legislature
or tho laws Of this Btato to pubilsh quarterly
statements, verified by atdayits Of their officers,
bill applies to al savings banka III operation u,,-
der lllnoiA laws. It also provides that it any
Btockbolder or dopoBitor Ina renson to behave
the affairs Of tI!o hank are being rismanaged,
aud If, on complaint to .t'e o!Ilcesa, tho mis-
managenont bo not corrected, tho slato
Auditor may appoint al examiner, with
full power to inveatigato tho condition
Of ~ tho institution, II tho Auditor
Of State find the complaint sustained, he may
appoint q 1leceiver. The bill IL amcd al abuses
~ the State and eavings banks, which, undnr
their charter, it Is claimed. can only bo reached
by sonac such measure. ainco no liability adlt-
llGlat 10 tDAk prescribed bY kiBlr charter CAT t4
imposed upnu stockholders.
Tho report OF tue Committee on Rulas was
adopted, with no impol tant amendment. Tho
rules arc substantially those Of tho last session.
The 5enat4 concluded its abors to-day BY
passing resolution for sne die adjournment
OH Feb. -, which Was ordered to DO sent 10 the
House for concurrence.
Tho Legislature to-day as nearly ca,no down
to business aa - now practicable. Thirty bills
were introduced in the House, to eightoou in tbs
Senate.
LOUISIANA sLAEowIfANoIHn POSTPONED.
Merritt was sqns1c1ed in an effort TO fetch up
the Louisiana outrage business because he did
not no know enough Of Parliamentary Law to know
who did know would 1T this juucture MD in preci-
pttatinE political RlanEwlAngipg. Tho gentleman
from Hardin waB aIso spiked by all indignant
Democrat. who adviaed him to hold his speec'l
yet O wllt1o for tho rake Of the party. The
Senate resolution for JOINT committee on tho
Louisiana outrage has not yot bean taken up.
GENERAL VIEW.
There ia the usual amount Of cEosswoods
stntesmanship and the usual number Of cross-
woods projects embodied in tho forty-Bcsen
Senate aud tLirty.six House bills already intro
duccd, but there is In them enough OF practical i'm
portace 10 require for their disposition at least
awaiting the appointment Of the committees.
Hpeaicr Haines Ii atill figuring Mt them, lIaten-
Ing to tic suggestions Of tho bourbon states
men to DO couciated. Independent statesmen
who caln tho biggest places, and statesmen OF
tue enlightened Democracy WHO wnnt great
deal for themselves and alao aspire to duly fix
things generally; besides tho statesmen, Gran
Eers, who suspect F1aineE isn't fsrnler, and arc
afraid I,o has boldly appropriated their 1ndepeud-
onta to hia OWL use and behoof. In addition.
1laines perccivos the necessity Of 80 constituting
tho committees AZ to give tho control to the bcas
available inaterial that tho session may not end
with nothing done.
The care of President Glenn, Of tue Souatc, Is
Of tho same sort, only legs ao The nueatfon Ia
the Senate is, how great share OF the committees
fcnaa to tile independents 7--and, till Glenn and
1iainos hayo done wrestling with these opposing
considerations, nothing il going to be dune.
The House Committees will not bc announced
!ll tho latter part OF tic week, perhaps not uut,
Monday.