The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
From Yesterday's Late Edition
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nalIot shall be six inches long and eight
inches wide; that the name and once
anne OF the POLITICAL party 10 which the
person holding belongs be written at the
top, that the ballet shall not be marked
in any way; ~ SO, the party marking Is
subject to fine or Imprisonment, or both,
provide that the name written on the
Inside at the OF ton of the mayor be
| SCI atched OF. The state Treasurer shall
supply p per 10 clerks OF the peace, etc.
| The act TO secure free election was intro
| duced, and under suspension OF the rules
read by title and referred to a special
| com mmittee, compoAed OF Messrs: CoUch,
Cooper and HOrsey. II provides that
any corporation keeping by 6ribe or
otherwise a person from exercising hts
rIg hit TO vote shall forfeit the sum OF $50.
| The following bills were read: Bill TO
| amend chapter IS cf the Revised Code;
, bill I ei d chapter 0, volume is, Laws
OF Helaware; bill TO amend chapter 3Sl.
volume Is, Laws OF Delaware; supple
ment TO he act relating 10 the Indians Of
sussex county; live stock bill for dis
trict No. 1863 of sussex county: the bill re-
Iatipg TO the puI chase of law books for
the courts OF New Castle county was
passed, The bill for the rellef OF the Far
mer's Mutual Insu' ance Company was
passed. The act TO Incorporate the Ex-
change Building was passed,
Passed: Bill In relation to negro schools;
10 the purchase of law books for New
castle county; Incorporating the Ex-
change Building Conlpanyi in reference
To the comuttency oil witnesses. Bill re-
laLing To uniformity of ballots was intrJ-
duced.
HousE-ATTERNooN SESSION.
House reassembled AZ 5 80 D IN.
The senate bill for the suppression OF
intemperapce (being in parliamentary
usage An amendment" TO ths House
Lo pal Option BIN was read and Mr..
To wnsend moved 1t be coDonrred In.
Mr. TonliDson moved to postpone
until to-morrog morning at II O'Clock.
Lost by vote Of ii tot.
Mr.. Cahali moved 10 indie tinitely post
poue the bill. Lost BY vote of 13 to z.
Mr.. Tom inson moved to postpone
until tn morrow morning at y o'clock
Lost by vote OF IL to9.
Mr., Cahall then offered the Whining.
ton liuuor bill as an amendmen. 10 the
Senate amendment
Mr.. Townsend made the point that
proposed ame ndinent was out OF order
After son . discussion the Speaker
Mr. Register In the chair-ruled the
point well taken.
Mr.. Tomlinson moved TO postpone un-
III tomorrow morning Al $50. Lost by
vote of 10 to 10.
Mr.. romhDson moved to postnone
until tomorrow morning at 9:l6' Lost by
u vote oi 10 to 10.
The Senate bill was then eoncurred In
by a vote of 13 10 z, a4 follnws:
Yeas-Messrs Bradford, Esstburn, Eli
asUn, Graham, Pilling, Register,
Burkalow, A. q. Williams, T. N viii.
lisms, Woodkeeper-l3.
Nay-Messrs. Cahali, Jones, Matthe VS.
McNeal, Moore, Robinson, Staytou.-7.
Mr.. Tomljnson voted in the negative
but changed his vote to the affirmative
be fore the result was announced.
Mr.. Swayne introduced bill to pro-
hibit the illegal practice of medicine
in Delaware Imposing a license of
$100 on venders OF nostrums and 0 her
irregular dispensers and practtion-
ers.
The bill in relation to the collection
of taxes requiring the collectors to
visit each taxable and TO accept taxes
rendered by the authorized agent of
any taxablel was reported, without
recommendation, by the committee on
Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Cahall moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. bradIoTo rose 10 speak on the
merits of the bill, when Mr.. Tomlin-
son made the point of order that, the
motion being to indefinitely post pone,
a discussion of the bill itself was out
of order.
The Speaker (Mr. Register in the
chair) decided the point not well
taken.
Mr.. Tomllnson appealed from the
decision of the Chair.
The appeal was taken and the Chair
sustained by vote of42 to 6.
Mr.. Bradford then spoke for a little
over an hour and was briefly replied TO
by Mr.. Register.
The bill was then indefinitely post
poned by the following vote:
Ayes-Cahall, Graham, Jones, Mat
thews, McNeal, Moore, Register, Robin
son. Stayton, Tomllnson, VanBurkalow
I. N. Williams---l2.
Nays-Bradfold Eastbnrn, Eliason,
Pilling, SRayne, Townsend, A. q. vii.
llams, Woodkeeper-S.