The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-14

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the right Of the people Of the territory
to representation that we are dealing
with, and to just the extent hat we
give undue representation to any
county, we deprive the people of other
counties Of representation.
Gentlemen cannot afford to enact an
arbitrary and unjust apportionment; the
sense of Justice of the people will always
rise above any mere local interest or
concern when they believe that their
representatives have been unfair or un-
just to any portion of the territory; and
he who lends himself to such injustice
will find himself condemned by the peo-
pie when he again appeals to them.
A short executive session was held.
House bill SO, passed.
House bill n, passed.
Council joint resolution and memorial
IA, passed.
Council file 8 and house bills 4, ~, 81
and so were laid OF the table.
Council file No. 80 being under
consideration, the council refused to
concur in the house amendment in re-
lation to the pay Of the chaplain.
On motion-of Mr.. Glafcke house bill
No. 81 was, under a suspension of the
luiCos bdhCu " lnC bdDlC ohd ACao q
third time and passed the council.
Under a suspension of the rules Mr..
Medium introduced council file No.
102, a bill for an act making appropria-
ton for the salary of territorial stenog-
rapher, which was read a first, second
and third time, and passed the council.
Mr.. Glafcke was appointed as council
member of a joint committee to wait
upon the governor to learn if he had
any further official communication to
make to the assembly. Upon the gov
ernorl reporting negatively the council
adjourned sine die, at 5:25 O'Clock this
morning.
The house met yesterday at 10 a. M,
pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call; all members present.
A number of bills were finally dispos-
ed of during the day as stated below:
IL interested in any bill the reader
can refer to the files of bills on our
fourth page for titles. all Of which ap-
pear there.
c. F. No. SS, passed.
q. r. No. II, passed.
c. F. No. SO, passed.
c. F. No. 90, passed.
G. F. No. "a, passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Quorum present.
The following bills were disposed of:
House bill Al, passed.
Council journal resolution No. Is,
passed.
Council file No 9S, passed.
Council file No. 81, passed.
Council joint resolution No. IL
passed.
Council file sc, passed.
Council joint resolution and memoir
ial 8, passed
Council joint resolution s, was laid
on the table.
Council joint resolution IL, passed.
Council file 81, laid on the table.
Council file IA, passed.
Council file 73, passed.
Council file go, passed.
Council file 40, passed.
Council file AT, lost.
Council file 80, lost.
Council file 46, lost.
Council file So, passed.
Council file 81, lost.
Council file As, passed.
Council file 90, passed.
Council file So, passed.
Substitute for council file "A, passed.
Council file &C, passed as amended.
Council file "a, laid on the table.
House adjourned until 7:30, p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Quorum present.
The following bills were disposed Of:
Council file 101, passed.
Council joint resolution and memoir
ial Is, passed.
Council joint resolution IA, passed.
A resolutions of thanks was rendered
to H. w. Foglesong for the efficient
manner in which he has discharged the
duties of chief clerk of the house during
the session.
A resolution of thanks to all the
other officers of the house for h eff
Gent in which they discharged
their several duties, was also presented
and adopted.
When house bill 40, the apportion-
ment bill, came up, there was consid-
cradle parliamentary discussion, and
the speaker finally decided on a motion
for appeal against his decision, that he
would entertain no appeal during the
evening.
The previous question was ordered,
and the apportionment. bill passed, all
members outside of Laramie county
voting in its favor. The delegation
from this county opposed it solidly.
Mr.. Mann then called for the reading
OF the decision of the chair respecting
appeals, and offered the following mo-
ton: ~ move that the speaker be de-
posed for unjust and partial rulings.
and a gross abuse of parliamentary
power by saying that he would enter
tain no appeal from his decisions this
evening"
The Laramie county delegation alone
voted for the motion in order to place
themselves properly on record. 1t was