, 1879-05-26
The Senate Briefly Engaged on
the Tramp.Nuisanca
Bill.
Whi1c tho House Succeeds IN
Moving Few Bills
Forward.
Protest Of the Opponents Of tho En-
ira penitentinry Appro-
priation.
They Threaten an Injunction X
Its Payment Is At
tempted.

ltcans--Attsey, Bash, Bent, Uhvis, Dement,, fos'
dick, Tnlar, Hamilton Hunt. Johnson. kug-
kendall, Lowts, Marshall, Mayborna, Mcclellan,
Mum, Parkinson, TalEsafcrro. Whttlng,-1o.
Democrats-Drlnk, Chcaney, Lee, Mayfcld.
Mcdowell, Merritt, Naecc, Shut, south"orth,
Witson,-10.
The following bills, on second reading zero
ordered cngroascd for third reading:
House BIll G25, providing for labor On atrccta
and al1eys Of cities und Villages
uousc Bitl 900, amending Insurance law with
reference to inland companies.
House Bill G8o, restraining per1ons not attor-
ncys from prActtcIrg in Justices' Courts.
Houao Dill 800, Amending act TO reytao LAW Ia
relation 10 township organization.
aeuats Btlt $50, to prohibit treating to tntoxt-
eating liquors; uAklng 1t q anablo oilense to
I treat.
| At this jnncturc Senator Ia1liatcsro said that
| in Ills absouea purely parts vote had been
taken Yesterday, md he now desired to record
bis vote. On tho Military bill be voted ayc.
The vote, since It did not change tho result, WIS
recorded by consent.
THE TRAMr nrLL
awnkoned the first discussion Of the morning.
Senator Bent had letter read as representing
hts sentiments In favor Of tho bill.
| senatol Artioy movcd the rocommitttug of the
DILL 10 lilo COMMITTED on L1pof 2nu AAnu"
factnrcs.
}1 Senator Merritt opposed tho rcconmittal Of
| the bill, and said bo would SO amend it al to
exempt these fellows from Jerusalem. It was
their right to tramp.
senator Fuller thought the present law, II en-
forced, all sufficient to meet tho tramp ates.
ton. lie said the present Law hsd been declared
| unconstitutional by ono Judge In Chicago: but
other Judges had recoVnized It's constitutions
alfty.
Senator Bash wanted the bill ordered to
third reading and passed. Hu said that the
prcsonce Of tratupa that citizens
wrus nrsvurtrn snut,un. " .,osua
| h.''. . t,'.,. oo0sA""" """1'
ana moving 'n.o 11c e'ty.
Senator Whiting thought ulero oueht to bc
tramp law TINT would encourage tramptng,-
trampInE in = wheel that would IN turn move
a'"e'''nSf'' a"" 1nus 'naas "soAul tne'F Tramp
lug. Iio favored tho bill, but thought Its
provisions not as fall as they ought to be.
=, ,vors Ill svfr,ctant and ottos ~ ..s.,s
Ok "ofe ~ bu'1s'en.. '. anu eteo t.e means 5
auop'eu oy uc Clty oi fcof1a 10 ra ltsell OF
tsa"'ps ey eaty os4iaaaee prepared IN aecosdanee
T+a,an,. rathrr thnn worl upon their atrreta
r.sn ,a,,, tho .hr Na..o1 ,,n - a.,'o. ts.s.s
snsS 'H.'" NV s''o't pt''ss" W ~ ''''o1 to"p
| A1HRtVA AVAtA"Nk$A oPP0RtA bA4N paA1elA9 VI
the bill. as being unnecessary. Our laws as now
existing, II enforced wero sufficient to mcot the
question. nc would neyer yoto Tor bill that
wou,1 remord IN nrison man fnr 1,cccro
wouu lst.ana " ps'son ~, n,an 4os eog..'s
1or crust OF nteaa' Us luis olil wolld 10. lta
enactment Woul1 0e dtsgraccful to the laWa ot
oven Russia,-yca, even worse than would b pro,
,naad fp afrfra
1srsN %r' :. - ,-.r., .-,,,, a
Ihe motion to retet prevailed. Housc BILL u
d!aconnction Of territory from cities, etc, OF.
darm1 tn a thtn1 reai1tnv
ooso" W s1'a 4e"n'
a number OF coinmttto reports, By consent,
were offered, Adjourned until Monlay morning
y. ,on I'D. N''''@ NA~-'' t4'9t1 q
ote'oo o'cloeh.
-
! HoUaR.
Tile bill IN rcgant to the Joliet Prison d.
| e.t,,,,, - ern nm b,s ~ Inn, .,.5 in. ~,
| he'unct " eo'teoo ''"a i'o1 peo" Hhdea }ct Ny
tho Governor. There te stronR probability thut
be ren,orrncy rJ, trst tl,e n,,eatton IN rnvr4 hp
...A".,. W. "'. 49, 49, x ~ ~ .1, -
enJoinsfse tue paymeht ot tle lutta' Ihls WILL
test the constitutional question involved, and
senss. uy .,T" .ans,,.,s uss"ss ~ =. ~ a u"1
| eonic members thla morning arc tn quAndnry
| nvcr House D,ll Ill., revfRInr the Inu