, 1879-02-13

assessment nnnn Inc E0l3CE n<i tIfC DGHntf"
1ncnt ahcv SEQ nt for the benefit ut my Of
It's ,ncmbors, not to exceed IS per annnnl.
Any pcrsun entitled 10 the relief provided Tor
IN this net shall forfeit tho right to I,c enn,e II
In ahnIl rnf1,sc n nav hit sKssnssmenk ,yithiu
nnn mouth nftnr havtn,y rcrnfyrtl nutfcc frn1n
tic Board Of Trustees, Tic Treasurer IL ro.
quircd to give sufficient bnnd tur the partorn,-
anco al hfe tiuty. III the nroyIsfpus OF tltts act
anY mcms,cr ' of e,hrr ''l ot ;Irsc Dcpar,muats
who shall become permanently disabled in the
discharge Of e duty shall receive d benefit, or
pensfon. moi nxcect1inp $l;lD pcr ol1,,,,. II any
member tnoets with .icnth In the line Of htt
duty, inter ten ycnrs' service, hs family shall he
years, service ncrsola nrc entitled 10 tug tcnc-
l}ts Of th!A organization, whether thcy belong 10
the force or not ...
JUDGEMENTS.
e,,inr tlsnt real % nrnn:rtyss every Jcfcnlntt in a
i,;,;ncmt n smA' hefrn hc m.icc ri ,hs Pcnrn not
arnmnt fron exr,,,tton ahn,l he bounl far tic
Payment of suei jules,cn, from tic date Of II
oijro. ali o. nnI no s,el iutgmcnt sholl be lien
,nnn nnv ner,nnrl nror,crty Of s,tch dcfcndant
sati % actual leyy e; les made ,! ihsreS!' y w. ";
sae'' THE sr.rr.uousr COMMISSIONERS,
rh, ,,, tar ,,n oho,,,,nn nf t,,c noora NJ
e osa w, sot mv ,,,,sainnnrs sa. a'irnnrcn n
ssS{ ~ na !ne aaoasn Yo LIZ o'onG y, Pile, ,r, lin
a,,.: ar: o,nn.a w,,i" rna,is ~ f"liowa o e"'''
esMe9 e'"u.s' "'''e 4e"e. ~" a"''e'
Whereas the peopo q shis STAG haze tet';,e.l y
ste+ nnf s y,r H. ~ W. ~ ~ ~
IL, ~ S,n,nmis.inrrrs mn c,nerc""rY rySst.. tfcrc
forc hls net shall take effect from and after .ts
patsaRc.
Tile motion wns made on the ground TINT It
contained az implied ccnsurc u the last Gen-
era! Assembly.
section, which rccEted tlat ns there was no duty
Tor Fitch commissioners 10 discharge, therefore,
All emergency exists, etc. This substitute was
nAoptcu, nsld the bill was passed to third
reading.
TaAMps.
peainr tSe Iramp I la~ came 10 IL te M House On
motion Of Ranuey, Of Woottortl. to strike cut
the cuactng clause when sir. Meyer, uf Cook,
got up md satd l,e believed It was no crime TO
be poor md unemployed. Tic present Migrant
act hRd tho effect OF declaring thls unfortunate
class Of people criminals. lie rms, therefore,
oppnted to tl,e oct, nd should vote for this bill
for Its repeal.
Mr.. Crookrs, OF LaSallc, made speech, In
which he t1cciurcd TINT, In Ills opintof, II was
necessary to havo some law on this
subject. The country had been OVER
run bY M irresponsible. idlc. danVetous
class Of people, WHO had filled thu heasts of the
people with npnrrliellson. llc did not believe
there was member Of this llouse who ever
1ca.a Of sn abnsS ol & ths iaw as II now stands.
ton from the yaEranrs and tran1ps who infeat
the country.
s'Mr. Trusdcsl spoke briefly in favor OF this
Inv. 1Ic bclievc1 no Legislature had tho right
to mako poor man subject to arrest
Fon THE REASON THAT lie WAS rooH.
tn hclIcvcd ,hnt. whnn man waR "a noor That
hc cnitl mt INV ,nr he'd. hc s]o1llti b. niovci
to sleep % unop w III thc 81 rround, viii, the ssy over
lin ~ wtthnn, hc.nfr ti,eretv made a cr;minal.
liz rcci,rti n case al rTcat lartlahIp wh,rh hnj
camo un'cr III avn nnservatinI,. with s,i,s-
e tra,ed he tartisb,ns Of he case. '"s1 "'1''
III EhrhnrIt ~ Gons thnt,oht 4ha row =,
tniainons QUE as il stood ''04'>"' AA
Sr. Wrntworth ,yns In foyo, of rrromn,tt,ng
tlis hi]l 10 the JmdIcinrr Enmmittca for nIncmHs
mcut.
Mr.. Mason, Of Cook, thought It an absolute
shamo alIl disgrace that man should TO ar;
rested away from . home, without friends anl
money, nntl carried OF to jail.
Nj. Ranncy thought TINT this proposed repent
of the law loft tho whole subject open. He
was ...- .-...
and therefore he had mado this motiou. It YVES
absolutely necessary for tho protection OF tho
Inv upon tl!is sub1ecs. olsr homes were unsalo,
anu honest Toll was atl'eA out ny tho lh1o1 OF
tramps; ., ~.
tionanle leatatcs 10 tae law. nero was no man
on tnis noqr WHO dla not understand how to
| remedy u. ne saph''ttsa tiat We hesueu . laW
| nnoM tl,is s0o{est ~ tnis stute, hht! no Was ~
layoI " ;Mr. NentMoltas hos'o" 10 haVe II
reierFcn 1or nncntslnsht.
AZ. Heoison, o. fa'lon, calleo @ tme attention
o. the llouse TO my loet 1at tne bi1l rcnea'it,E
tac Tramp Ia" naa alseady bccn bclore the
Jaaie'aIy Gontn'ttee, ni,a haa neeh actea on
unlaVorhp!y' 70 alnenomcuis hha bcch snG-
Eestcd by that Cohmtttec, md nc snw llo reason
sscarng ~; aEn; 1,, 10 VIZ nos "a saSos OF
HweepanE 'ns wno.a 'aw utnm Inc sldtute-oooKa ~,
lie "as Ill iaEot o1 stltKiEE OUT thc cnactlliG
clause, ana. II any objections ex!stsI to thc law
INC ceht!en1ah rom took tMr' Sleyer) eoulu
fFn,no blii to remedy Them:
, Mr. SHAW, Chaifnlan o. the Committee on
Jlt'lrsarf, reeonIneadea ,ho !a'rH'nction ot an
original Dill, alsA hu would vote Tor 1t.
THERE WE'RE DEFECTS IN TIE LAW,
rs had .becn demonstrated by hts experIcpco,
| nuI he was ia favor Of rcmcdyfnr them.
| On motion al III, Iupkins. Ills nrevinu. nucs-
| t,on wns or,lcrrd. y a"~'
Mr. Wcntworth's motinn wns 1ost. nn1 Mr..
NonneY's motion to strike out tie euactinc
cjal,su WIS carried. q
| Tnlhtlres u nav hill vii, hovkto In franea
mol rcpca!nr tic law, but mudlfvIpc it 20 n r.,
cure its defects.
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