Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-14

would not be sent to the Judiciary committee
He was a member of that committee and he
had seen all he wanted OF it. The committee
could never agree and it might as we'll 60 to
the committee of whole at once.
Senator Adams again earnestly advocated
reference of the bill. II We owed anything he
wanted it should be paid, but he first warted
to hear from the legal gentlemen of the ju-
dietary comm 'ttee, In thu light of the recent
action of the supreme court.
Senator Ctsle was Of opinion 1t was waste
OF time to send the bill TO any committee, but
as there seemed to be desire it should be re-
ferred, and as the Judiciary committee had
reported upon a measure involving the main
points OF this bill, be would move, as a sub
stifule to the pending motion, to refer to the
fin nee committee.
Senator Pillsbury accepted the substitute.
S-na'or Powers objected. There was not
lawyer upon In ,tc"mmlte. He was ashamed
OF The bill. 1t Was full of incongruities,
and should he carefully proved and fixed up by
legal minds. If we owe dollar let us pay it,
not plead the baby act and beg off for 50
cents.
Senator Castle interrupting asked the senator
il The Judiciary committee reported in favor of
the b !, ii it would have any effect upon his
judgment or action.
S'nator Powers, (excitedly)-No, sir.
Neither report from that or any other com
u
my own judgment
|. yea and y vote was then had upon Sena
tor Castles substitute, sending the bill to the
finance comt'ee, and it was adopted by the
following vote:
Yras-Aaker, Adams, : eman, Bonniwell,
Buck c. Buck D G Use, Castle, Gllfilan c.
D GlfIlan J B, Howard, Johnson, F.. l.,
Peterson, Pilshury, Rice, Wlison-2O.
Nays-Clement, johnson A. M, Langdcn,
Macdonald, Mclaughlin, Mealey, Miller,
Morrison, Powers, S haleen, Tiffany, Wheat.
White, WilkiDs.-l4
ADJOURNMENT.
Senator Macdonald introduced a concar-
rent resolution providing thai the present ses-
sion OF the Legislature be adjourned sine die at
IL O'Clock noon October Is.
In support OF his resolution, Senator Mac
donald said the session was called for one
Special purpose, to act upon the bond ques-
ton. From the amount of new business in
troduced this morning it looked to him as If
there was purpose to divert the session from
the Object for which il was convened. The
time named in the resolution would
give ample time 10 carefully consider
aud act upon the bond question. There was
no lrgisl ,ton of general character pressing
Al this time, and he trusted the resolution
w@nld he sdnDred
S.nat,r J. B. G lillian did not think senator's
gould yet vote niellig nlly upon the question
If adj ,urnment. H III, light The business of
he session might he completed before he date
Of The j'nrnuent, but it would in his Opin
ion be unwI-e To fix an arbitrary date for ad
,urnmtnt AT this time.
Senator Powers opposed TIE resolution
When'the time came for nd journntnt, as the
session progressed stnatorS would know il.
There were other matters han the bond ques-
''n requiring ac'ion, the election of United
aies s-ha'0r, rer>trirting the state, and
her important legislation. He trusted the
resolution would be defeated.
Sna'Or Adams gave notice of debate, and
thu resolution vent over.
S.uaior Miller moved the senate now ad.
j 'urn 10 Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
S-nator A amS called attention to the fact
Int if the motion prevailed it would be a
sine die adjournment, as only by concurrent
resolution could there be an adjournment dur
ing session, for more than three days.
S natnr Aaker moved bat the senate adjourn,
winch m ,tion prevailed, and the senate STANDS
Adjourned to III O'Clock this morning.