, 1881-05-06

whether such stuck eould ho exempted
from tnxht,on In Illinois by tho laws
Of nnv statc or Tertiary where such mining
companies wcre organized and doing business,
nnd under The Auttnrity III which sunt srnrr.
wcro issued and sold. tho scsul,,uon WIS
adopted.
ARE THEY rl!,t:-rnArs?
Mr, knll ntrcrc,t resolution pr0v,dtng for
a'cnmtn1ssInn Of exports, to le appointed by tho
Guvcrnor. to oxanine ull tho Stntu Institutions
and ascertain how wnll OF how poorly they arc
provided with 1xttA MD entrances and tho
fneans of exttn9ufshuR iiroB. Tho resolution
went os'cr undrr tic rules.
Mr.. Weber introduced bill which, II passed.
will allow the extension OF tho boulevard system
IL North Chicago.
MIR. Martin. Of White, sot tho Iloi,sc In ronr
By rising to a question of privilege nnd pr,cccd-
Ing tu "rlp-rnp"a n locGl journalist for sOma'
philosnphte nna rather sarcaate reflections m
tho f.ittlo wnbash man's loss OF bis money md
his railroad pnAs.
THE VETERAN OF THE nr.AcKuAwK
wnA III good shape anu uoOi vntco, nlld tho totn-
bars crowded tho nfscs IN orlcr to better cat ch
on to what he had 10 Fay. After etnrtylng tho
ylls Of his pent-up wrath bn tho journalistic
huad. rho old uentlomnE snt down an,ltlst laugh.
ter and npplaHso r
THE POor, nltI. AGAIN.
Mr. McWi!ams. III spite u ppints Of order,
cnlic,l up his motion to reconsider tho vote l,y
which Ills ntt-ltnt!wAy ro0ltng bill WIS lost
somo days ago. Tho motion to reconsider was
mndc spccfat ordcr fur Inst Thnrrtlay. hut was
crowded nit uf time BY tho tlcndoel. The point
was now raised ny MIR. nurress TINT the author Ut
tho bill had lost his rights, pm stfouqrly since tho
motion was not on tho cnleutur. The
Speaker overrl,led tho point, held Tint
tho motion 10 reconsider was still
In order, and tho HUIse By vote allowed the
ntthor tn cntl It up aild support tho motion to
reconsider In speech very much like the ono
he tnado tho othor day. when tho bill was up for
passnuc.
Mr. Wright, Of noone. opposed tho reconsider.
ton Of my and NIL dead bills, and saId 1t wns
man TIME To THINK ABOUT ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. CowAn. OF Maeot,pln made powerful rIcu
for tho reconsideration OF the vote BY which
tho bill was lost. In the first place. he believed
tho Bill hnd really passed, hut lind bcem lost by
incro neglect to verify tho roll cnll. III tho next
place, It ought to pNss becnusc 1t WIS lust ind
right. aud when tho people nrose in their might
and demanded relief, It wus not the pnrt 0f wlso
legislators to turn n dent car to theul. Hut It
was said that tho rassA0o OF such Il bit1 would
bntllup the railroad crossings Mt tho expcusc ut
thoway stations. If such wore tho case, why wero
tho railroads opposing tho moas,lrc, since tho
upbnildeng or tho crossings
WOULD CERTAINLY lie TD THEIR INTEREST?
And yet this ynry argument was betng&usctl by
tho rn!IrOnl pB1p!o merely 10 prejudice tho
mcmhers who lived ut way stations, a1ld not bc-
catiso tho railways lookcd upon any such
result ns catastrophe.
Str. yancey. tho Democratic member from
Macoup'n, opposel tho motion, and Mr.. Dnvia, II
farmer from Mc1}onnIgh, woke UP tho GrnnRers
III short, crisp speech in favor Of rceonaEdera-
ton.
MI, stoyer' smother farmer who was originally
for tho bill, now Rrraycl himself OH tho other
ntIi and, t&a* kr1R
o.o ras ~. an.,or.ns,' n.a,,,.Ia
oonto od1r @ hS ~. cas9ttan,s st, ',na y,
favor q pooling as rather good thing thAn
otne5wase; 1as!,Vst e;,,, - a,,,... -. .,.,-
re.i.,I,n r.ntv II ahr,,ta2 ~ ~ 9Mcm inn
nourd OF rra'o protesting agalnst .''
THE A's'tfanr u E,,;s ,sSD rI,, rxAASSicAI ACTION
in putting in or franh. a'n rsk 'cs II I%ss ,sa sos, ,ot
'hS H. sa M"rris s.isf @ t1ardl wadca into nouopo,cs
Chi fac II shHlhy. c"ino IN thn tcfMn.o n; .u ~.
grcgatiot1s OF capital is tho moving power In
elaborate speech,
s.,, s.r, h,Kets. -, OF ,Maeoh, Sent up petition
sMse ot .ho W; and prosse.lea to yoreay gastI-
ists6iy sir: stsver. whom b described "s hass:
~. S 10 u a. s ~ sh % re- o e
5oa lobbyists ! st,a d ra!isaa attor@ey; tas latte,
ari . sees ~ ~, ot 'no ho"se' nna
VOTE AGAINST rttE PEOPLES 1NTEl,t;sTs
now would benr It's lcgltin,n,e fruit hcrcattor
S1oR a ke ~ tve cane e w a Nj srs 9afs sa
tltton whoreby 10 auconiu1odaie ,ho porsou who
carriol It nroiltnl..
session. mado tho principai ARGUMENT it insor
eovortng tho situation on ali sides atd gettny
afer h Eyog anna as ~ eSe o M 1 Or