, 1881-02-10
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
souc Sensible Talk by Mr. Walker
Of 1Iaconpin IN tho sen'
ate Yesterday.
Passage of tho Bill Consolidating the
Divisions Of tho Supreme
Court,
The Loug-Pending Investigate
ing Resolution Adopted
III the Senate.
Amending Some Of the Weak
Points in the Present
School Law.
Along Df.cllssion III tho House
Oyer tho Crimilllt-l'rAc-
ticD Bill.
7he Measure Finally Showed
Under by Laying 1t on
the Table.
Uutenccsl Enllrnnsls 10 lso Held Liable
lu Double thc Uaniago liz
ilictetI.
Tho Sonata Committee on Corporations
Dsoilo to Kill tic Sleeping
Oar Bill,
yhe Measure Finally Showed
Under by Laying 1t on
the Table.
trufsnrc,l Eutlrnusls 10 lso Held Liable
tu Double tl,e 1taniAgo ln-
flictct.
Thu ssnat, Committee on Corporations
Deoiao to Kill the Sleeping
Oar Bill,
sriIE SENATE,
Et}MI, SOUND TALK.


TflE S5N -AINs
SttlI: SuEND r.Af.li.
Srtefai I}l,lateh 70 The CAieauu Tribune.
sruSor1ilu, ILL.,, Fob. o.--Yhu Sctnte met
this morning ut thu ,ts1snf hour. Tho rcs0lu-
tim presented! tsy Senator Walker relative to
clausps in tip Municipal law, etc., was
taken M IN 4 special order. Theuutlior snltl
thai before changes were n,.tlc Iti tho stat
,Ites Ut tic Stale ,tlcre sil0u1tt be necessity
for tue same. The people Of the Stale were
aagsne.! u, Legislatures, md nlistrustful ot
The many Hills Introduced. Tile legislation
Of this Stats ought to bo gOtsen through
With IN sixty days. The feeling tint l4eEls-
lattl7ps held sessions loo long wns
Widespread. Tho papers demanded
that tlio Assembly should pass
the appropriation hills and adjourn.
Tile Legislature l.atl u,,w been In sessInn six
wpcks, AMI only t"o bills had been approved
by Tie t;overndr. Something should bo done.
The people Anrliy become acquainted with
The Salute laws Of tho Stata wllcn they wero
changed agalt. Thu changes wero too fre-
4nent. Before one law was learned anil
mastered. another Legislature irterfercsl aMl
Enacted Il new one. Particularly was tiis
tlc case with thu road a1ld school laws Of
the State.
i-ih FltIl!.9 llUfkUCtlllIf lt.SIEB
ala triul by tie people and courts Of tho
State, aAHl, wien Il clnnlorolls public de-
minded Il change, then AMI only then should
the law bc amended.
The irst Legislature In tho Western World
held its srssluM III Kentucky III 117j, antt III
three days lad completed its work. Tho
laws enacted by thatnlemorablo body vlrtual-
ly remained OIL tic statute-bonks today. LII
Slna lus fsx%
days There should be stamped OH tho laws
Of tile Statc II theory tlutt laws should stalnl.
Why shonfl tho Legislature re.unIn III
session dyo months? 1t was uncailetl for
aud unnecessary. Tho resolution should bo
adopted. 1t simply provided that no. changes
Should b. lnato lii tho laws OF tho State,
/ ut'!css thurc was q public demand for tho
same.
ThH resolution was referred to tho COM
mittce OIL .Judcary.
coSsol.'nArlSa THE SUPREME coulsr.
Seilate bill M 81 was reud II third timo
ohd PASSED. 1t co1lsolitlntcs tho different
gfaD,i divisions Of tho Supreme COurt, and
a'teets that tic sane sl.all i.n held ut Spring.
asit. Tho full text Of tho bl1l Is rs fol.
lows:
!i'i.t tnr IN net to consolidate tho 8overnl
Mtahu Disls!uus az tho Supreme Court, md 10
ea's ~ tho sald CnIrt IL TITO Capitol, III tho CITY
iio ni,ftKaa!', lnd to revise tito laws III rcla"
iSEcI!osl IL It en<c.et, etc., Tint Tue terms
~ Court s'lall bg hold IN tho City o.
ffpsasnelh f III 1ho soDns nf tho CnpItol provided
aus9 r snat p',rrosf' ~ tsnws w: Oh tho Iirst
Yess''aSs Mns VI jnuuary, May, asM October III eaeh
M SM:s: TIE clerks Of tho Supreme Court for
tno , i5ssEht Northern and Southern ura1ll ys.
~ s:ia. Ut, orhefore tue strst day or January.
rm,i - FeniGie tir e1ltlsu to bu rpIsluyti I'LL
ttc'Hu* ami Tiles, AlIl ru1t.rY tf every tnRttrjl1-
herps.1 hu ss1liii, to NJ escs tlson et'lnE in Or
tsci, ot En- MetgrniIets ~ tho s"'ree Court s
ufngrlI r" y. a!.l tepos!t tho sn,no In tic Clorks
hn Ic III % nc stnrn1b Court. III tto CM{itdl; and
fSavG iSo an. Mrtanng 10 tho supreme Court f.Ir
tIIo se1trAl IT. trtid division. sini IL, a1d r0i,sti-
spremov t"s1 tsrT,Is ~ ~ ,rs an4 lpsss OF tho
Co;,i d; y; 1 ine rrrks nnw In ocp or tho Supreme
seIuynI %t t to FHs:s9tt Grand !Av.ss, aftey TIC
Fprrs" "f a'a ;1o aepos,ts of tho rGeorls tcs and
hase "i ms provided IN sc. "nf this net. sn!l
In ir,, , revlse all fces nr,d esnn!um.onts nrs-
T,jai.' t''lis"5 originating III tho pycrul ratttl
,n5ot,s na IN sAoy l,crtt0tnu existed ylnw dir
ser" TIF fespectlro terms If Utilize; nil,l tho sud
poweIxonG g,etha saia!a percua n.A exercise jill
fssnItI,s seHast tg cn.IAes originating liz THUR
esisIei iG e. Grand Divisions, Us tley heretofore
nscst IT a'"as, any, QUO Q, '".Es 9. sa eexks.
sitr ,itie ~! pnwera aIlu duties pertaining to
s .sHc.e eit'iTh 'Ei,s, "f s!'t4 oicrA. ~
Gunf fI1i y. y. itsl, ttluro snl bu elected
isnHnss' s'S VI ths Supreme Court ior tho stutu OF
t;,1;. sn Tho Respective Court. tlo,,se. and H..
r!sins ~ ~ !u ,, A"sthcrn as,! Southern GrtnI III
lo suntsus sa ms''Src s, soms.tu.sl FOR lilo uso af
ur ,n, ~ ,l.e or the Ap,eIts fss N nn t scm
Sxc, ftn y w.. apnel!fte p t1i!lrlets '3'o 'N~'"
hvsby rcauitea ,aass h q II tho saprono Court aro
as COURT n p,",u m fSGs I p pftniI.g tnair u io
.a, .svttya, ,aSysllnx slid c.ses, .,rnx tho so
,sEc. :. II, fro,, ,.,.
psnG psg!nG c'At shu o sti ,,t anw rss, ' sno
luur, ,s1r i1r pr usy rnusey ti,:nan'lIm. II, suii
hIH t.., ~ eNl*