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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-17
CHESTER a. ARTHUR,
+. T.. PLATT,
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
ROSCOE COyELISE

W0 ulU uOC appFcnenU Cll1C SuCn q Suy0cS-
tiOn would he treated as an intrusion OF
an invasion of any prcrogative of the nom-
mating power. We were disappointed.
Immediately the public press, especially
in articles and dispatches written by those
in close and constant association with the
president and with an influential member
of his cabinet. teemed with violent denun-
Citations of the senators from New York, for
"OppOsing the administration and die
tating to the president. Persons who
visited the executive mansion reported the
president as resentful aud impatient of
hesitation to "advise and consent" to
what he proposed. We had made--we
have made no assault upon anybody.
We have at all times refused to answer
questions by representatives of the press,
or to make complaints, or comments, or
even denial of the many ruthless charges
published against us by the officiOus
champions of 1.-THE administration" In
deed, beyond confidential consultations
with brother senators and officials, We
have said nothing until now on the sub
Ject, nor have We, or either of us, "prO-
mOtec the dead lock in the Senate" in
order to prevent or influence action on
any nomination, nor have we ever so stated.
Immediately after the nominations were
published letters and kilograms in great
numbers came from every part of the
state from its leading citizens protesting
against the proposed changes, and con-
demning them on many grounds. Several
thousands of the leading mercantile firms of
New York. constituting. we are informed,
a majority of every branch of trade,
sent US remonstraDces. Sixty Of the eighty
one Republican members of the Assembly,
ny letter or memorial, made objection.
representatives in Congress, state officials,
business men, professional men, CONNER
clal, industrial and political organizations.
are among the remOnstrants, and they
speak from every section of the state. Be-
SIDES tho nominations already referred to,
tncre were awaiting the action of the Sen
ate several citizens Of New York, named |
Tor Offices connected with the courts, dis
trlct attorneys and marsballs. These were |
all reappointed !; most of them had been /
"a nad been originally commissioned by
Mr.. Hayes They were certified by
the judges of the courts and many
other eminent persons who attested
The faithfulness and merit of their service
Gd snd recommended their continuance.
lhey were not presented by us. We have
lot attempted to dictate, " nor have VIC
'sked the nomination of one person to any
'fi'ce in the state. Indeed, with the sole
exception Of the written request set forth
Oove, we have never even expressed an
pinion to the president in any case unless
Questioned in regard to it. Some days
go the president abruptly withdrew, in .
ne and the same act, the names Of Gen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-17

Their Joint Letter to Governor Cornell.
Following is the letter of Senators Conk.
ling and Platt to the governor of New
York, in which they resign their::seats and
bid for reelection. Their step was the
sensation of Washington yesterday the
stalwarts approving, the administration
people ridiculing, and the Democrats
chuckling:
, 1881-04-28
"BOYCOTTED."

The Land League Of Dnyfons o.. "Isoy-
cott" Gcn. I'atrIck. Of the soIAicrs'
Home, for t3ofHAlmg to Let 1sc4pAth
Lecture Mt That lMStltut1oH.
Special Dtsgutch Ia qhe Chtedqo Tribune.
DAYTON, o., April a7.-Ncw Interest has ariscn
in this city respecting tha tight bctwcen tho
irish Laud I.oH2ue md den. Futrlck, Of tho
H0lltors' Homo. Soy0rul Wopks nXo 0en.
Patrick refused to permit ltodputh to lecture ut
tho Hume OIL Irish grievances, and tho tndlgna-
t!on OF tho lrish and at tho li0Inc wns worry
grcut. 0on. Iatrluk refused to Rlvo tho Tongue
nny satisfaction to answer thc'r lottnra 'lak-
lug n, explanation. Tho Dayton branch OF tho
Loaxuo then issued n publlo ndtlress ett!eur,n8
h!i,,, And tho address WIS sent to I'LL parss OF tho
un!tel HtAtGs. Ihs GvonlnH tho following cirou-
lar waa sceretty Issued and distributed about
tho Homo, declaring Gen. Patrick "boycottud''.
Nottre-ln consequence IT tho tyr1lnnsrai, un.
Aii.usivan actlnn uf CIV: Patrick refusing Air,
igtlAth permission tn uidross the lr|sta uItlzel-
ss,oTs o. The a",,g ", wrs'Ks w nlg Sr!sSSnoss
oye tlst Doy rasriolt 10 ., sstarea "eoyoot.
SsyS sa,ss nth III tashor ns S.ee sf' ssae q
llntnu a,,d DAYTON, full not % vtey thls order
~ Sfses Ss lra;, a. sooro. orand Council "sIo
II + ssFei ID support es ,0oy. pa.r!ek's re-
fusal tn permit lscdpatt u lecture tnat perMls-
alot. waa nnt asted - propes fus!i dor all suuh
sss{oa, A. aa5 ;ae Nsaoa SetsF !a IT, II - puass
xa syft kStaRG t. En- m ~ y esSa sstas a is%a 1T ts Is
.cat class VI eltlzous suataln utn tn hls aat!on,
Gut GIG lHrxost t'rt af tho cn. ntty ospo9a1l 4.
rernnx!t fr0ln tllo institution. Th!s y 1otloyed
10 1o the irat Inslut,cu VI thoyc0itang" = in tho
un!tesl Suites at T. taeHght o r otnG .,t Gsrset'y
ScSa IL eorFespoiiisnco on thls subject.
, 1881-04-28
LOCAL CRIME,

Mrs. Harriet Grosn and her son Henry, aged
years. wetu hold In faDo to the @oth yesterday W
Justice Walsh upon somewhat singular phaFgo
OF srceRy Tho boy claims to haye found \
wsgou-wheol, or sather tho remains OF olls,
which he carried homa to his mother ~ hEp-
Wheet oailus TINT II wAa u good ono. Rnd that
tho 0rcua stulo 1t, Just ~ any other thief would
have done,
Nicholas 1loRoh. the burglar who was shot sew
xptAts storo 1t the corueF Ut AA.ltsoR anl Ada
streeta. was Judged ta y cell at Central Station
charge Ut attempted hurxlaEy, The bullet. nfter
punetustng bin check nnl Knocking OUT several
tcoth 1nd piece Ut tho jAw-6una. lodged in the
ed, Noacn says by btsnsuif. Tue wound has
eompletely hs4led. but the "dlu,ple" aud Tho
po4daF hayo marked tho young thug 90s LIE.
, 1881-04-28

thu Republican couruston md blcketEn1
tt-dny entirely too much mt 10 wish
for morn Of II. swear fortnight TINT they. will
frn voting, nnd let tho Republicans. WIN aro In
Tho mnjntlty. nnd therefore re*p1nsihla for
what xcnrs. curry o. their !ietis , fa,t',!y nEmt
is anoti,cr question. After tho iltst hree vates
sosry ts's wv ms SS ts sfs%t s f S St s Whxe. Ill.,
Phelps, and farist, also 1T Caox, md others
Will. THY TIT: s.t,tE sOtIENE
they. fatc.t to. carry nut today. In ollior
s asy to wa xto r. e'Sxs 70 sst eoa ao II
coa.tIttntional 1naJority,-;5 vo,es::1thn,,sh I
Tint would settle IT,. sAoIld u orci yet. 4
ise' tnas r. aSnt!o M s,sn'r;' f
4 change III tho rules i'y giving appnrtIonmcns
bills prretdcncs over everything exccpt
a xor .t 'fsss liz %oEer a9fS "TS Wo hots %
quite likely to decide tho paIlt well taken. It
would then rctnaI,l for tho nppOrtiunets to
TAKE .AN APPEAL,
ns they would probably do. Whothor tho Demo-
tuYcthor with tho eixtecn Republicans and
hrVnk The l.iorun. e .,niy at!ptlier of ,soyeral
sasl,s bo s a,iy asar S " Il eoSiastlon hetweaf
tic " sweet slxlrun ant! tho Democrats 70 ulnko
~ aor9; no oprsoncrsh xhn, hhsV ,,oly To
ovotl'na'a faotics, and rct'isU to vote
.he,n,olyes, thus speilmx The quorum sohG9nIn {,
protty e*s,lent that their tnnd ts Up, and that
tley I'rogSso to t,Rht 7 out even unto tho last
s:: is uae o bnse sevS ean up a y or aaf sses
they hold Isvorasa wh'th IS n5t Il 10 tiesp1sud.
In short.
TIE rioitT WILL Still. TOO nnAvELy on"
tn
, 1881-04-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~ th. t,h,coao rhoulnrlonl sominory nj ChIoauo
a. .u,s ~ saa Sast osas,r% t ,ho iItor a t'.'s
grcsauoual Church. Ashland avenue and wash-
ington street The spacious Interior was about
su ". ~ ''".,o.s ,t.s ~,
WOO lfa"nun''y eseuIea tno speAAsts t, "..a ~.
PIauso' me ptN9loem WIS oecup!su ny tao
faculty Of tho S1tntttNry,-Pr1fs. Fisk, Hyde,
Curtlss Wilcox, and Ij0ar1aan,
i vn,nrtorv hv tha church nrpan,st Mr.. ropts
nj. rrn',o,o, - ~ o.oro,*os ,y,,l", ,vcr one,ni
VIE pIAfev " tn4 !tes' nE VI d. oiaRoo"' ftes"
iaGnt s,fI ~ 10y lowa Col.e9o;. .A
iae Fochl Porton ol ING pro9rnM Ma9 AumifA-
n!y !enaeFea uy Ine lunEtot ~ u4 oh!9n tHtk
Ehuteh. Gosnposeu q hrs. sox. hlts: CnS. NJ MI.
S1"G T, enu i, s mnapla' ns 3he'r hfse hn@oer was
Ne9fee hGalnri. nt frovsaSnce. y, ~ G91se .M,se
for hlb graduating oratlDn inc anolcet, IAe
!MportanSe OF aooa thaeaotes 10 u tooa
NeMe1tiec. ~rn,
Char!gs nta!l Conk. o. nay M,enm9na. u, gon.
or EO~ef. u,,. x,,,.,
thrills ~ rnntrsno,,tan ch,rchcs wss dtsnn,sn,t
TIC ai,nrtet silns .Con1o, puace, Of Mind"
StepEipti All!soti Nnrtun, Of Northetil, Minn.,
snpku llpui i 1hp Nonttou Of Dputrlno to lu-
terpretntion." -.
Albert St.rgls Houston, OF Denmark, H.,
pictured tho "bioolotian Persecution.
deiIxhtfnt orKnt solo. "
NSill's Disclosure Of Mans Spiritual Nature
was n"xt trcateti i,y Goorro i. chiuocrticid. Ut
this city,
Cuipb Frank Gntes, at Chicago. sketched tho
Perspective q Ilfophocy," and received y
Thc inHt n11,ta,, tns Nv John Calvin 0fd,,ard.
of New Lnt,tiun Euuu,, on ssTha Power Ut
, 1881-04-28
ARRESTED Fo1t LIBEL.

SPEtlaE UsF0lfh FP Ths Eh1tdFo 1T1o3"" ~.
QuEnnC;t April e7.-Thls morning tho hus
Constable OF AIontrcAl arrcstod here Mr. oa8es1
II. r., managing editor Of tho Il 'klttt<ar aesr '1s
paper, on cr!uslna! Information os libel lala y
Mr.. Seneual. stunager IT the Qucbrc, eioa1ss..
Ottawa s Occidental Hallway. 4ctonn n.t IT. ha
out OF an article III & Ettteur charging Ia Il ~
elIyo Ut iurty thpvGB. at which atr. eel,ess eel.sans
Tho ,oas. Another civil aoton uf bgt. c!asS tsSss
yl0 tla.nMHes IL also sali 70 hase 9fcT r. t,sxNoa
Wne brf1uHht pefuro JulYe EhAuypali nnu ss.s ss,r
hull to appear iu Montreal on tho 1tn " "''
n0Xt.
, 1881-04-28
FIRE RECORD.


Spsetat Dsspdteh to '1As Chicago Trtbuna
ROCHESTER, M!ul... April ..7.-I.ast evening,
during a thunder shower, tho lightnlng atruck
tho turn Ut j. ". Htutth, t,ear this city, killing
iorses worth $".W ench, aud one COW vAiuud ut
81. Two h!rrsl nun wora stunned and knocked
duwn. The stable Immediately cnught fire nnu
burned, togosher With six tons Of hay, threo eets
ut hnrncss; and 1t was onty by tho uttuost oxor-
ton that aeycn hursos, twelve COWS, and two
oA!ves wero slyel by cutting tho haltor ropes
md clnslug tho tluor behiA ttio1n. Thrpe hursua
rrlurHot. however. and wpre bully burned. Tho
loss IL u0vercl By insurance 1u tho Continental
Insurance Culnpnpy.
, 1881-04-28
q. T.. RAILWAY BRAkEMEA'
. 8naefal fAsnatsh IA IAa EAkt0Q0 II1RE"W 4,

rn,,oxro. Apr,l s7.-Tho brakemen Q! ',aa na
o.ana % Truas 1 hallway Company sent psusJ,, passJ,
to The company, vita 100 signature, .,''a 10
asking that shsir wages be snAd' t!'s .S.ius, Tns
dsy On freight and passenaSts astn.w st,,,o of y
0otnpnuy replied, Offering un aanIa:tSpe " HI per tA{.
sSuts, whch would satss Mas9s ~: s.sp ~ Unsts ~
M mss,eT e1asenst s rssuEs' tse raaR
Company viii bs Without oraketSSi rom e sl.n,ss
grox Ths mea aro ssi4 tp 10 nptes IL ~
Fond to sarli9t ai.d WI. ~ wi ,tunsnds be1~
pF1Dftti.
, 1881-04-28
No coyso11pAr,oy IN rl1Etn's'

EHsF"Fs ..NIa
HAMILTON, Ont, April e7.-A special 1,.u1', .su
aays meeting Of tho Great Western "a". '.I",a
Company was held to-day. Col. bFey' cuaHm Il
spenktng Of fuslon, sud the estimated a' I'D
s.aN,NN yearly was grnatly exsRRess.sstt, s,t,,vo
companies would bb illegal. Tue saflt1X 1X1,s} Is
ahsei,uu Ut competition would 20 WY s,s s,"ssunsd.
thort was yery !lttle conpetlton ,ii ,l III hs e.
t.rtH into bntwptts tbe two companies :. NJ
prusont timo. The mvottng WIS u'ss''''
hKutn4t fUllot1.
, 1881-04-28

NtIV l0Tk World 9p!p Hin ~ uloUf9Ess
The Aston family VERY ,ha pus uxidaS } Of ths ~ M
es esff " xhs III sssn as wit. ywa
Nsa Guy was lauThtoE ottns n.lals It Astaf ~
Astor. lid 4 sstss Of john 1Aoep
WILLIAM A1tof,
, 1881-04-28

llorsrordss Acid E'hosphate ~ NoAr
Perfection NJ Gum 18c Expected.
hnyS used lfarsford's AuEd Phosphate for
ng.,riy ftucll lHt}tltka aud eau only say that III
such eises III It Ia indicated II II " ncar peftec-
lion as can 10 expected from Any remedy:
Y. G, NxWHORg, u. D.
WEsy M1RlpzMa Conn.
, 1881-04-28
RELIGIOUS.
Tenth Annua! Meeting Of the Pres'
byterian Missionary So.
ctety.
Interesting Addresses by Mrs. A. II.
lloge, 1frs. Judge WILLIAMS,
aud Others.

"
"
Twenty.third Commencement Of the Con-
...n.,..1 nh..1..,.., c.,
6Ao5"s'oAp' -A'etoG!'st eo@3
inary,
Dprn1,vrrDra &rra1r0Nrn
~. ,,.,...... .,.,..' .....Ss.....
nh thni ~ 4NNNuA,. MEEt ~ ~
.. " tno :" utlNt' uoi M''1onso
m .ao NuttsTest ~. ,uster'lAy noF".'s ~
w. ru'.u =. W ns''a.lu
a.au vs.lt" nv on"ss' 4nu ,"eet."s " .uo s".en
"Ns ua'usoio'S "%uu"eh'eut % Aouso tuo eaa,'ee,
Nas '1o 'lso' nerlo Ill ,, math tne i'oFn no'puu
w. Ing uatee e'l-lee4 "etoto tao tolt a,su
.,ans u, tnu p.a.tus. "a .aoy "sto "Kou oy
tho 'Hottoee ASK OF Ate anu shnta RNn tneo
tno neataen ior tune lnacrNhnco' nna
sl.x e "'so eao nora MuW s'ik. .us 1as nasn
~ ,,~ors s,on trm ,h scrs
los. and surrounding tho platform
| woro huge roses aud pots Of flowers and plunts
sent from IIumoo!dt , rark. rhe church was ,
a ns . wta .u oege.ss anu
dent. Mn. 4. il. Iioro. OF Ch,caro, Tho nymn.
sJoy.t % Tho word" Hs was 81 sung, prayer and In.
vocation WIS oHored, aud Mrs. Brn,yt read nj,
appropriate scrtptural pnssngo. Mrs. Rdsa Of
a,a .,a uau s,Fs ~ s,'a hvn ~ su,
aaotea tao slox,na OF aa oF'R'haa hymn OF "o''
eVTU Tbo tp pscsseot Mrs oao ton delivered or
annual address. Prayer, shy snId, WIS tho
css,,'''s Il fsssp sesns 's@ oa. 1T uss s afe*n
mission work, and she hoped Il
% 'a sososoa s 10 py me aes o. a a 20
,nent ~ toete "osH ~ wv lututu. ute.1s 1oou
n0a neea "ecosap'!snou uarnR th9 ye@s " tno
sInrnr,iy honod ,hus .roro sr .,,o,n ,so,i,s ic
sent out 10 % eonott tho hoati,on. The sooioty
needed funds during tho oou,lug yoar. and Mrs.
TO tho lndles pFcspat to WORK In tho tuture wlta
int opeos to sG a G os'y funds
rho hvmn. uMv f,t,h lnn,rs IN In rrhno. Is xy,s
,hon sum- sung, after Which b. y Mrs. 'i latiin,
tho Board, read number Of greetings
rs aysr OF IF he stsr
ths EpsSiopa Mrt afy
n tte NV Enrk i'r.,stvtcrims, iloart!. rnranIi
SesesaSs . = ?'sssd @ y sss i,s!!s*ns ls'es
csss 2s swyy q
~ lt. fpr'lXm ssqnssy ahSy s1Sesy ys 2,
iosruof siissio's for tic intor,or. o. @ rio sreots
VIII "xorossIons & .nasked approvai " the
ploasIHnt I,tns xo xs an tns y" icst o tho
~ Ill., n nn,,tes ot s sha ast i,nunt cctur cro
read Y Mrs 2!!vof ot l.a sor the ltse,trd!!ns
iron, sovoro cold. Tho ;autes | were su, u,ans
ThS fonwg laies g., wSr. npptointea y to
tco. rs pscia ~ %'t,',. MI Ii~nr ~
iowa; Ills: can'lso, q Wiseo''sla.
,,!s M.ss'9xXa %;an,, EFlsrEc r eiasrc x,, -,
, 1881-04-28
OHIO aREESl,ACKEns.

Corunus, g., april s7.-Tho Stnto Central
Committee OF tho NMtf0nnl Grconbnak Labor
purity met hcro to-day and decided to issue
cali for Htato Convention to bo hull hure Juno
IL to nominate u full Stute ticket.
, 1881-04-28

Of tho lfuase. ind !hetaforo required II two
speaker Thotnas saiti ho would decide TINT
ouGstMlon M wlnn II G!n,e w. a'Ia orlerca nnoehor
s ig o II s~ .aeae e so IT teu sS fetn ssss cae
A!is', q Wh'tes'dc, iiofycr'coi''ns Il coox' md
Mr Postet, 1T st. Clair, called attention 70 tho
eli askca II ltwas nut tho Speakers duty to on'
: rho Speaker sa.d bc had seon that kind Of
thit,g tried on t,etnr9 and FULL Mtl he know VI
no yay q compelling any mcnpor to soto ~aen
rio result of tlao yoto this ti.uo was yeas 10,
nys ~.
THOSE VOTING IN TztE NEGATIVE
wore Allen, tirt,wn, Chisholm, CrllltIs ut Cook.
Coz. lleryer, Kcun Of Wayne, PhcIps:, pol!oek.
Iartsl, Simolisot,. Btuyer, Summer. Tfurntnl,
Mhite: Ut y. Gook. Wr!xht of Da raEe' Mr.
% Mr. Carter 1* ,le,nandsd another cult OF tho
House. and 1903 members showed un ~ present.
missionary aunin ysitGu tic left atd succeeded
% s sS s IL ss s "s:nsy asasknxy ye Ss
spouse that to do tint would hrias uYn, them
hcad Republicans fl tofuaIlng u neasuro which
tho peopta approved. and II thoy xnow thsn'-
rnEy DIDN'T ptorosE TO TAKE THE nIsts.
resulted ii, yeas %, nays .. Those yUtng IN tho
i + GSok. c%x. lacjps' Pollock, Parish stovor,-
Mr. Stratum Of jefferson, moved to adjourn.
but the House sat uown on Tho proposition w
ysS It ys cus % nss W. s. hos
voting Ia tho negative this tltno wore nrnw!1,
Chalev, Collins ot Cook, Cox. MorEan, Pollock,
Anctaor call nf tho iiollso showed 1lu mem
bcrs pryscnt. Tho Cturk started nut on A1,other
, 1881-04-28

AT GLENDALE, Ky.
GLENDALE, KY. April s-ltl0harlson l. Sons
storeho,lso and dwallny burned lust night Loss,
$3,0Q0,
, 1881-04-28
HOUSE..
I1EEUAjk'R DISCOVERY,

I.1EEDAIt'a DISCOvEIYs
Bpettat Dtspatrh to 1he Chicago IsthnHA
Ern1SGr1sLu, ILL.,, April a.1.-Mr. Llnegar was
on deck this morning with bis l'on!tont'ary res
ulution, which he bud reduced to tho following
shape, md which was rca for lntornatlon:
W1tgnKAs, Tho Commissioners OF tho North
ern Icnitent!nry hcrGtut0ro hHd contract With
tho United sIatra Duvcrna,ont to keep ala
Is cent? per siay for btard al,d inesltc nttutld-
ntcc and ts5 ior tl!ael!arEe e!otl!nK aMd *q dla.
saxsd rSssy %soSt Sr S sns Il s to hs'
WHEREAS, 1t IA chnrgei that tho Commission
ersof thc Southern pcnitentlary hayo con;
are tsca NV WIZ roeuyns une stes fsao
OF churge for maintenance ind tnu!lcal AtteI-
anee,acuai cost ot clothing and y for .l'ssharRo
loostt4 nbont sA,tDl per atlnum; therefore,
ltesotrea, That the Colnn!tteo on rontcnnttary
Change, atld to ini1iro BY whit authority tho
Cun,1liss ioners uf tho Southern Prntcntary
undertake tho custnty Hnsl tnaEtito,ance of
Unitcl States Prisuncrs without compensation
10 tho Stno f ltllnOIs. uni rcurt TO thta House
their findings thurctu aa speedily US possible.
Tho resolution was adopted without loss ut
t!np.
COOPERATIVE 1Ssui,AScE COMPANIES.
MIR. vcilc, Of 1T. Clais. callrd lip bis hill to re-
lleve tho cooperative INSURANCE CONCERNS, par-
tcu1arly tho nro companies, from State super
Yision.t
MIR. Durfco attackcd these CONCERNS US Irrc.
spons!blt In eypry WHY. and l1oycl 10 tyost tho
lll! Ut Its cnaottng oln,lsa.
Mr.. Voilo raised hls ftoblo ollrpln rrotoat.
Mr. Mnnn opI'osed tho motion. and said Il GOOD
word tor tho Masonic mutual associations aud
tho like.
Dir. Kroll said be understood Mr. Dnrfco WIS
IN insurance ugent. 10 whel, Dir, Durfeo ro-
piled that ho wasn't asha1nud Of hIs calling.
MIR. rlutko pieadeI for tho mutual Insurance
organizations. atid Sought TO 1nn tho tires III
prcjud!cp by contrasting tbpn IN thplr meek.
,,,ra onI ,n,v,,rcsu ,v1th Inn
s.s I ..t ', IL - s., s.,. ~" 49,,
cotnp''llca "H,cu o"Aea 4oka o4 EeA ca'a'e a1sa
pnld bly, sM0l1rles,
btr. Dilrfe0 en,t tho p4ssngo OF tho btil would
,r,, 1nt,a4. . t,,r nv ,r,ncAr 1ys,,,,A scn
-f'A t+oo'i' ~ ~ VI "si'1'eA1 @''e1''SA'oi1
COMPANIES
upon tho Et1tp, 4'Le Hupreup Court, ps be nro-
rnc.lnl In nhnw ,y tbn is,tt, Yllnoia flrnrt md
lert41nl thnt thnst, co,}nermttvn llfo nn,npanlea
,y,ro nst IYa-Iusurnnco cnn,nnnIos under
Tho statute. Unlsr this ,lntistor.
thert wnx clearly nm n,eeasIty fnr thu nlll. and
fts unv obfrct wn, II, aun,,wl..l in II rIn,s1 which
woul, uiin,x n tnt nf wildcat ft,r,.1usl rn nnn
ct,ln pnn,us 10 ovorrun tl,o Htate.
trhc ,nnf,nn n, Al rttt, nIt ,.ua tost
Mr. nurrar thnrn,,,,, ,nr,,ot u, a. Rim n,t tho
c,nuso ,xht.t, ,vue irs,.rt.l ftr t.o ,,,,r,,na ~
xo,,,,I,,,, f.,, H., t,n,,, ,,v, ~, ..,,., it,.
p.'''1 t.o'u .p' '' o'"to ~ s""" wv o'ae1 ~ "tu
tusuruuco tD'pa,t!us III question. HAt tho
1rlusl.ts Of tho tnJperatyos wrra 100 many yuv
hlm. Tho utuoutnout w,,s lost. and tho lii w0s
, 1881-04-28

Alton. Collins tCook). White C;ook)-3-
TRYING TO AMEND.
MIR. Mnnn, Of tho Democratic left, moved to
strike out tho twenty district feature and luscrt
nineteen.
Sir. Dysart asked tht gentleman what be
would do II Congress g,lve tho State twcnry dis
trtcts, to which Mum replied that, II Eon4rnss
wouldn't ALLOW tho State Il Congressman ut largo,
tho Legislature could 10 r0convencd Ia rxtra
>Hcssfun.
Sir. rarish moved to lny tho motion on tho
tnblo.
Tho lattcr motion prcvnied by roto Of yeas
OF, nays ~.
Dir. Summer sou ght to divide tho resolution.
but atter studying tho question awh1c. Ease 1t
up NJ II bad job. -
Mf. Collins, Of Cook, 1noyed us a further
amendment to strike out Ut the resolution all
TINT part ii, relation to Congregational apporston-
nent.
Mr. Morris was ready with motion TO tab!e,
mud tho motion went through by voto or yeas
u. nnys 25.
Ms. White, Of Cook, tried on tho samo thing
IN 4 SOMEWHAT MODIFIED FOlsAt,
aud tho Speaker ruled hltn cut Ut or.lur.
Sfr. plotke moved TO adjourn, but wlthdrow
under pressure.
Mg. Pcnrsou, Of Madison, moved tho previous
question on tho atloplion Of tho resolution.
Dir. Murphy, handIug him I'LL anendmcnt
asked him to wlthdruw und lot It III.
Nr. Collius. Of Cook, objected to nny trades.
anu Str. Pearson ts,siAtcd OIL tho previous tlacs-
tion, which WINS then orlerel. THO roll was
called OF tho adoption Of tho aenntu resolution.
md ngnin WIS there not tiotlccals'o failure III
ccrtnft, quarters to rcspOnd. Th1 Republican
unpullcntB nf npportionillaat OF ooutse kept
still, while tho democrats Wcro eharp enough
nut to rakc thor adycrSarics' uhcstnuls out 0t
tho t1rc, IN they would hnro d0nu By. voting for
thu resolution and heip1nE TIM Sew Republican
| frteEGs Ut appnrt toninGMt to DO good thug
a.ta curry. !ho day. Tho yoto stood ycas 81.
t,ty6 uA fnljON8:
, 1881-04-28

MI, Collina, Of Cook, moved to adjourn.
Thu HlSDukur declared thu Inotlon nut ut urlor,
and reuiuFkel taAt, 4nlev thu uperauon Ut tho
pr0yluus question, slthluX WAH III order but u
ynto Vi" tho resolutions.
Tho roll VII. called, A,.d tho vote sttod yeas u.
NAye uGtle,
Ar,y Ut xkukcrs thI1 tilue, Whlo Ijat IL. l4uryer,
anu FAGstul Avsartult, eAln0 uuk like tue1l Nlld
yutul. Tbs result showed no quorum yptlhx,
tlO1ra, unl 4etl4 fur ubsuHtres, bIxty-stx Ineul-
lcrs responded u shsir t,alca, Again II was
developed ttAt 40 lIunruM fUt0l 2nl. OIL iIaUkiOn
Of Ar. luldwln. the lluus9 touk r<st until! uftur
uiu4oEs
AFTERNOON.
Tho contest WIS reluwe1 in the afternoon IN
full atuinAchs, but 1t progressed III mUrV sis4-
factorlly tbali w6vn thOBe 0axaus WerB yuArnny
fur xlIsteuhncG.