Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
OUR LAW MAKERS.
IluInnn ann1elON BECOMING MORE
I fITEnEsTING SENATOR COOP
ERS BILL.

hVH WV6JI disc usslon III each oi"".h'
r. 1l lIfSlee the discussion arose over
"a rerort OF the Printing Committee,
thev rscuFnmending that all bills DC
printed after the first reading, which
reaolution was lost by a vote OF ~ 10 ~
In - Geuate bill for the establish
mAnf n : new road in Mispillion Hun
dred vS1a teken up for consideration
and ~ hual passage. it having already
nanoed the House, when Mr.
Coorer opposed the same ana said ~ .ilia'
thip Waa asking special legislation upon
matters ab0ut which there is now a
general law, and did not think that the
Y 1Auialature should interfere with thosf
things, The power 10 do which mas al
rnady been delegated to the courts.
asIhey had ample authority under the
~. and II should not be taken from
them. "Again, said Mr.. Cooper, ie-
Olalnxi0n IN such matters often works
very 9rsat injustice and injury, TO par.
~ iSS1eYoetel, by reason OF the iact
th1k ~ nine eases out Of every ten, the
l9r1l uWner through whose land the
ru16 ~ run, receives no noticeo OF such
anil lioatiOn. In the courts they nave
thSir a1sy and can be heard. Here they
WI 1snnW nothing of it until the biii
NJ 81 ia and the injuryisupon them
Ho 6ffod several instances OF inJus-
tice which came under his own OBJ
seryntiOn. Mr. Horscy said he knew a
caae where the courts had refused to en-
ter11ln = road petition, because the Pc
titiunaS had no counsel.
Nj Cooper doubted this, resent
"a euch charge upon our Judiciary,
ard 2ased tha, every man had a right
. He1i1i0n, and if properly done ne
Nd n ~ heard, and intinated thai the
.rhNt tleuAan who had acted as ms own
ISSyHos. haA not presented his petitloh
lSs9ocp0dAnce with the law III ms pa,
\ ~ I'D been night there would nave
il - trouble He was to blame, not
n flo0ner also referred to the pro
- l&Sn N the Constitutional ConVen
10 1852, where provision was IN
~ ted In thcCons'ltution prohiblt
LAgislature from opening or va
= losds.
49, Sr membcrs participated in the de
md the question was sui uhnGi
4 ~. yQn whel me Hci'".a "' ni h.I
R6viouSiy S'a'e'' u. ~ ', ;r
passed ''i' HOUSE, w. ~ u,, a.. :,
with a ihriiprF VI ''.a' n'is' ~, .
~ asserrcd that had they have
rh the fnll provisions Of the law II
l1 astef th'y "o''''i nav .i 'I'.' In,d ~ T.
x1f fWn: as il now was, they hoped l
UfS61 ~ Killed in the Senate As well a
4 Al if3a(InP nnts and the force OF MI
gQoReSt remarKS are s'io'iT'S ,,n,tn, @ nS
Al f14Nttninklhe Pe"l''''ni"' Nv n,'.,s ,""
S4rMln pe !eft rht'r'lE WI'h har, Wv" ''h,' ,h,ro
Nneee potn sid's '"'''n W. a,l, nv"in; ;n;;rs,ico
~ owing iess chance lor any iiJ''.s,
Y Ine f0il0Wing are 'he '''o''''"S f''
coo0Snes IN dttal!'
srNATE-MoRNING SESSION.
fe,,ata cnnyencd at 10 o'clock. Ate
rsSwsr ~ the Chaulain and roll call The
Ss,sr.i SO read and approyed.
NS,s e,i,c,yin" h;lls we're introduce,
q - ...d a., ,;mr. Nv Mr.. Mustard
~ - .s,,.rd cL,ntrr 40 vol. Ii, Law
nSiss N sSs-a rn1nIa,iuy pilots and ri
irtacn ~ TIA Delaware River by Mr
Reffs IL amend chapter III, vol. l3, Law
Il ~ nj. ,..ra M raise revenue for III
.,,,rrsnt - rent srnenscs Of the State govern
sSs.say,t. ~ 1T Retts. incorporating tn
\w;i,,;nytnn (ilas. Company and tn
yy;i.,;rSto,, Market House Company
onanadre ! rcad in Little Creek Hun
I.ad a,sssaw sountv
Ths miioWinr bills passed the Senate
no a...s,,dat;n o.~,,d ~ tha nublic schools c
Smvrna: HOuse Gill Incorporating tn
Duy s,s1IN ~, ,n.nr,nratin,, th