, 1879-04-25
Passage of a Highly-Important
4 Bill Concerning
Girls.
Tho Senate Bill 10 Mike Town
Bonds State Aitnir Pushed
Through.
Oleon1argartna at q DISCOUNT
The Sleepinp-Car Bill
Passed.
Two Of the Smallest Despots In the HOUSE
Threaten to 1nter-Mop tho Floor
with Themselves.
GENERAL PROCEEDINGS.
SEMATR.

GENERAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
Special Ditpateh 10 The Tribune
,arR1naFIELp, ILL.,, April A.-Nhcn the Scnats
was called TO order this morning hut few at the
members werc absent. The business nf the day
WAS opened by Senator HarlmAn sending up
resolution to be read for Information. Its pur-
purt proved to be proposition TO submit to the
votcsa ot the State the question of the further
continuance Of the two State Normal Schools
Hu then oifcted the resolution, but objection
was made, whcreupon lie moved tile Suspension
of the rules, which was agrccd to, aud the tesu-
1uliou was introduced. Ho then again moved u
suspension Of tile rules, that 1t mght bs tulme.
diatciy considered.
Ills roll wns called, md the motion carried By
avote nf ycas, al; nays, 10.
The author Ut the resolution then moved It's
adoptul.
Senator Hamilton moved tte consideration be
1ostooucd To Wednesday,, Auril YG Tic desired
some tins In which tu examine this mattcr, rs
1t was ORC Of considerable Importance 1t wns
30 postponed.
The patlcntlahnrs Of the insurance agents again
bore fruit III tu Snaps ot tl.e nosy familiar printed
renIop6trances ugAtNst what te exprukktyely
termed "hostlle legislation " ngnlust llfcinstl
ance companies.
The Chair submitted Tim resolutions recently
adopted By the State Board Of Chnr'ties, whtcl,
wcro sent to tho proper Committee.
Senators Ford md Lewsk t1lUn sent ,,p
vnlumfnous petttiolls from their rcspecityc con-
stituentn urging the passage OF tic 1l1ls Local.
optIoh blu, aid Requesting their Rcprcseusa-
tives to support The snn!e.
Tllc usual humber Ut Committee reports wcre
tnnlc.
-; JUDGMENTS.
When senntor lIlint, Of the judiciary Com.
mlttec nn,lc thu adverse report of TINT Com.
prcssc1 hts disagreement to the report. all.l
moved the bill pc ordered to second rentling.
This blls, Which has passud the House, ntneuls
thu practice In regard to judgments 1,r ronfes-
sion, SO rs to net'nlt tbs cttrJ:oi such illhg-
Iqents 10 ternl'tinc only, eliminating tim prnr-
tiec Ut cnterlng judgments by confession iu va
tho bill, Gnd Insisted lint many frauds wero
now rcrpctrNts1 through tho pr1lcttce OF enter
Ing Judgments In vacation TN creditors whose
claims we're equally Just with thut u une who
hUlda Judgment mite.
Senator Gallon collcurred III tllpss views,
suntor Mcclellan recognized Judgment notes
as simple and Inexpensive fuTnt OF security,
Which oitsn enabled creditor 70 contI,utc In
busftcks by securing ncennin 0tAttnMs he other
wiss could not ottai,l. But sn,all nunlbur OF
these nutes ever pnssed intn Judgment, and
'l,c believed greater s'ar4lshps would follow my
lssitNtsun W tNls sceurltst 70 Doth crcuttura
nrcsunt nrat;rn and tl'rasmnt5 sa urs.. nasr ~! .s
Xii. "''1 '''s' 'eto'e ''a1' oop''Sc 't'e
S.nosor .Jo,,rn satd i, anv ,.ro,,, ,,,. ,,.u,.
tratcd OF debtor by tho eiltrY Ut such d Judg-
luent, tho Courts always were yery liberal fu
ant u fearing. Thu present rr,ctica wns well
understood, ind ho saw l!u rcnsnn tpr II change,
ocl'h!os ohutt ctFlalnetl Lie bet!elits OF the
yHni gGfn ,t.,.t& &n- E,kIt
.nn,., ~ .,.,.t um n.t"s' ~ M'u stator fnr STOKE
ss4r,, II I,nn.p 1ln", - =. ~ "l'o.: ~ ocnfetl
w ~. Hs ti,,.s IMn, 70 'uI ~ pssIulc, ~ avoid
tan hc ,un,Ia iions mn, thu o,tiro 49, ~ .
debtor swallowed iip al The sucrillcc gf u other
trelIturs rendered them c,sy ins, r,,nrrts NJ
fraud, mil every aafcwuorf n-ntnst thr,r tnis,sn
should be made.
The motion was lost, aud tho bill died then