, 1881-03-30

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and assistance IN procuring employment fur
discharged prisoners making application
therefor. Tho Commissioners aro io serve
w'tl1out my. but nre authorized TO appoint
M agent nj II salary Of si,2oo q ycar. Tho
bill npRropriates SI.500 for tlle expenses nf
tho Boast, antl seeks 10 nn,ent the pc1llten-
tEary act by proy1ling for the payment Of
the Sf0, now allowed cach cnnvIct ut his
discharge, to tic Bnnrl, In he used to fur
thur tic ob}ects nf thu Commissions.
THEY w-tHr To 90 HOME AND yorE.
subinsnn. Ut In s;nllc, offered n jo1nt roso
l,sion reiearsfng tic Gcioral desire to 20
home mid vute tIext rucsdny, anu providing
fur MI adjournment from Friday Of thl4
week until hnlf-mst i o'csock Of Wednesday
Of ,uxt week.. Tic resolution was adoptet.
l'lr IIouse then got bnci To unfinished
business, mud took up tito McWlltianis ntnt
Sullivan bill to dGne md regulate tho tlahlll-
iirs Of employers IL make compensation, fur
I'crsnltal Injuries sutrerctl by employees III
their scrytce
Morris, Of Hardin, moved to strife out MI
of tlle fourl, clallsa In the llrst SECTION, III
cludlng tho Harrington amendment n,loptett
Friday pruvislt,.g that the bill should not Al.-
My IL 1lcn,burs or tho f.eE1y!ature accepting
rattrout passes. III n'retl Ing his amendment,
Morris showed TINT ut last lle llHscrstood tho
drive contained Iii the amendment, which
virtually put the members
on 4 PLANE wrT1f "EMrLOyEa,"
or, as llp termed 1t, "inslsltetl" them.
The .notiOtl 10 s.rike cut prevailed.
Durfce, nf Afnco1l, tllereu1ion tnOvel 10
tack on tho amendment as II part Of the
fourth scct1oIh
Alorris, Yo,tngblood, and others sailed into
1t as !, lsleru inakewelgl,t u,ld II piece Of bull
tlozlng tactics that ought to be voted down.
e. ~. IT. sis ~ ~ u ~, ."ln s.s' Hunaa ~.
tiie'r aue ttley smut OF nll TURNER aeihtc by
moving to lny OIL tho table. Tie motion prt-
vailed.
Chafce, of Shelby, offered MI amendment
irn, or ,,rf,,,i,,r tto l,niilftv of the r,nnnvcr
~, hIa ,m,',l,S f., o,,,,,r,x,,,t,o, ~ t,o iii
!" his ch't'ioye u, eohtraven,fon ,r1 o. the p','
against public policy and void Il'o amend
upot. tile buck Of frec-passes, issued by rull-
1os' sls''p1.s .'''u t .,s
III explaining h's a'lie1ltl1ach1' Chaieo took
A rl,rn DrSSEn
ourht h suffcr II hr r11ol,rd n lc,+h. nnd n
,,,,',, ,,.,, rn ~, - Trc, ,oss n,,rr,,t - r,,,,
~ a" ~. W. , !op ". T. 10y p''' o"e't ~ t"A
The discussion Of tic amendment brought
Harrington 10 his feet witt, MI Indignant
protest agai,st tho bill, wittcl,le character
jxrl M n uteco of "cluasculafkln ENGLISH
in" In ,tn uo,,rco If III. ro,o,,,s ho H..
.m; ~ .,,o eease y. ''s ,e aetns t .., ,.S .
pMftcd q olt OF adslce 10 Il ciass OF people, 10
whom he referred as "breakinE Into Legis-
laturcs md attacking corporations" but who
"'''s M 40 "o "nr ,,.,r, "r .,t ~
, ~ lioME WITH 'sM'ft 'oehEis.
The railroads dttlu't prupose to come down.
AEcWillEams dofcntlcd hts bill Oh general
prtneIutps. M In tho rcal interest nf cuIr,nvts
n, iinrr,,,rt.,, .ttt,,ri,. <,i'.orro,1 t,nt t,,a
a"' lle.i.s sn.tnf ,, oTsetseu ,. s'' , a1ao
gehlIenlalls $ remarks HAL ALMOST won I!1lh
over 10 the theory that sons sort of protcc-
ton wis necessary. Tho members OF the
Legislature oluht to Ee nrpteetnd for in
st.,,rn nf,ninst ,nnrou,lnrs f,n,u tI,, si.,.,
who got hold OF them, started them OIL IL
ycstsgnttons, md then dlsgracc,l them.
This somewhat aclIulous reflection on a
cortnin 1,vns,,gnt.nr f,o,nuittor l,ro,, ,1t
Iett"'.t ~, ,."''.'t'',At@ tt'''.'s" oi""H''s