, 1877-05-25
A Dalak1ava Of Spit-Balls Alone
Distinguishes tho Clos
ing Session.
The House Sickens Of It's Own
Meanness, and Cleans
It's Record,
Tho General Rovonue Bill Aborts, and
the Cook County Bill Dies
Stillborn.
AList Of the Bills Passed During
the Session Of Five
Months.

ALAME AND lMrnTEHT CONCLUSION.

LAST HOURS.
ALAME AND 1NroTEsT CONCLUSION.
6pscfal EHspatca to 1As 7risunA
srnrrarlElD, ILL.,, May H.-Tho excitement
ores tho Revenue hitl kept about 100 members
Ii town, who put in m appearance this morning
10 count noscs OH that measure, and meanwhile
eph to struggle witt, cnrh other for tho floor In
ordcr to move to tako up his particular net
mtasurc-tho "my bill OF each OF them. Tho
order Of proceedings tnay be described simply as
,eho,us OF yells anil shouts-'shfr. Speaker"
Interrupted by hammefing Of tho gavcl on the
Sneakers desk, and rull-calls which resulted in
The passage Of every bill called up.
Meanwhile all were waiting for tho removal Of
the contcBt on
THE INTAN01BrE-PHorEnTK AMENDMENT
tothc Revenue bill. 1t was. all felt, tho final
ttnleg1e,-to be short, sharp. and decisive.
Sr. Rurctt, from tho Conference Committee,
reporicd tho bill back with recommendation
that tllu House concur In tho Senate amcnd-
ments
Mr. Morrison, OF Morgan, made an argument
leslnst the bill, IN which be rctiuctcd severely
upon
THE CnAN1E or MIND
zh!ch he alleged Ind coma uvcr the House, nr
portion Of It, upon tho bill. lie did mt say 10
dlrcctly but intmatcd that the ctmngc WAS ut
Iesst open to suspicion that It had becn Induced
b. Questionable means.
lii. Rowcts rose to question Of privileges
and hotly responded. Tho first Conference
tty wou d. d." III Ta T resent If f. Sn
mites had dared say what they would do, aud
hni promptly reported tic bill. ~ '>'
Amidst much excitement Mr.. Rowctt movcd
Mr. Phillips, OF Montgomery, rose to q,es.
con,turT rnoroslrtoN HAD BEEN MADE TO
f,tat
10 yote for tho bll,, He o,rcrc,, resolution far
,hc appointment of sncciai coinmittru of tnrro
tolnnlTc md rcnort what corr,,nt means. il
1ny, bad bcgt, used to sccuru tlla passagu Of lto
dlf. w WV
dcIlnE wltc;l Nir. Towcll orr,so n,rl saii In hni
len apprunchci lIo Ind l,rcn tui,I by d rer-
t,!n uarty TINT thrre VIA bet tf 81 900 That tho
Bill wouIsl paae, II he Towciil Would yuto for
The bill liz bet would lc ,llyj,leti viii, hin,
1nE Exc1rEMrNr wAs Now rngMrNunus.
When It subs,Icd n little. Mr. rilItIins' rssoiu.
lion was pusscI without unnostlon.
Tfm 1notIon nj MIR. H,lwntt IN or,lcr Tho
preyfo,. nurstiou wns ttlcn NIT atMl ,n,tHnvcs
81: noes. W-iudIcatIur that thp iii was 1nsinr
tup,ort, and that thc friends Of tho biii ''''
Dip NOR raorosE 10 nAxAnn IT
,a,u, cs.atr b. The ttatcent of hcss,. es p
'J3Nt,.,.ss 3.W IT., Il, ,.,.t.a 81. III,
~. ah.,,o Il 9au . Nv ""GA IL te W. ~ nafu
n mt s:snt to ~ f.inni. e i1 n IT. ! nna
@ ,Sl,at not "an. ~ tf'cnun iattInHatetl. 1nls
s...h - 1s" ..1i ~. ~ sat.ta' o.v.h nhe uVses
hrant OF mt Until tue dranger excitement swept
vi w atate'
,n..a "ash asAG1 n3 LnG Lcsls,atqIe ot le'a was
sW,s"Sgs VI ut itapnp!lcan LcEsiatute'
t,sM:,9 s9tis IT,. saa tao Aegs'ataro o1 1873 "ns
"'ae"se" " .Hts
,,.n,, AnooMts, lnFAmoue FhE!unIch
a ssanss everything and everybody n any other
Sn nupMiof. t1.o nc waa not afraid to 7otc for tho
"; tiann IT, eons.ltac1ts Wantea II.
I'll, H. AgeEe sala he was not ufahaer, anu
soiI.- n. .,.a 1tk o. wafer, anti annntto!ed hls
.".u! "as saoo9 .s nnsell, anH proceeded 70 speak
.xsast tno olll Win rude VlgoE anu manifest
a!nestness ana anu unooufh gcsticnlatton that
s;su e,e,tea undivided attention. There were
t %ast people IN Illinois oesldcs farmers.
!aeio Hcfe fal!!oau corporations and banking
m'pofatlonb anu lawyers, and merchants. There
~ Alk about corporations being taxed out OF
sisteace' lie 1td mot know about thatt but
Nv eoliu tc!l sneth tho people VINO Wcrr about
sasaed members agaInat
7AAMa TAXATION orr the SHOULDERS or
CORPORATIONS