Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29


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| SENATOR NV HoRTBH BELIEVES his mind
ssnAvo, AoSvuottsf AZ now On III ! war
path in dead earnest, and vii t3ht fer
his bill to repesl the act giving civil
jarisdiotion to the informed ate QUITS If
Nav Castle oounty si.h an, va vieor
He has be,an L,t pretty hsro by livery
gvsslNo's opposition to hia pei measure,
and was as. ed deeply by the remarks
of G~nrge II. B.tes, R.q., u an inieivnW
pti Tod IN lest evenings edition
rhis atterno IN BE- ross in the Senate
to a question VI privilege sud after
having the article In Saturdays BvBRy
EVENING referring to his bill read by tit
clerk, delivered himself as follows:
"Mr. Speaker, having been asaAbed py
the EVERY RvRNIEG, and my motives
impugned as member Of this body In
presenting the bill referred to. arise to
question of privilege. The mystery
that surrounds this bill is simply this
am disoharging to the best OF my abt'ity
duty that owe TO the people OF my
county, and l spurn the 81 an,derous i'm
putation that am actuated by any other
motives than those OF the bsst interests
OF my constituents.
The bill that Is denounced rs my bill
and unpopular La mot mine, and have no
interest In Its passage furthei than
obedience 10 the commands OF an over
whelming majority OF the people Of New
Castle county, who look with Rbhor.renoe
and dismay upon an act of deception and
wrong that has been imposed upon them.
Aud as thsir representative deem II my
duty TO use all honorable means In my
power to effect the abrogskion Of shis
bastard act OF taithless prog enitor.
consider that the interest Of Cur
farmers, merchants, mechanics ana,
yea, ''the debtor defendant GLASS; !"
IS the author ia pltaaed 20
stigmatizs them Of paramount import
auoe, and more deserving Of pEoteotion
than the few who thrive ahd pr ospsr by
the loss and ruin Of the many. And At
| the proper time will yentilate t'aat n.ost
xcellentlA that appears to be the Dea
rock of the authors terrestrial p leasEnss,
and as rose-tinted highway t,,r hiN TO
pass to realms Of celestial hIippiness.
Aud to those VINO are so emphatt in their
demsnds for bar OF Justice 70 be opened
TO them eve,y day, 1 will remind them
that the tide OF time Will swiftly Gerry
them to the bar of the Great Judge, were
ample Justice will be administered to
their hearts oonte,it."
THE PLRURo -PNkuMosIA BILL.
The Senate pro oeedings In references TO
the amendment to the euro-pneumonis
bill, apparently indicate that she Senate
| Ia indisposed TO take any steps towards
\ repairing the miatake OF limiting the in
H cidental expens % Of the Restraining
4 Efforts to $500 ptM year, but such ID mot
A the case. The motion 10 recall th bill
from the House was lost because 1t was
\ stated that the bill was enrolled md
signed and the refore beyond reconsider d
ton. Mr.. McWhorter gave notice that h
\ would Introduce an amendment to thu
bill passed last weak, designed TO cover
the deficiencies.
DETAILED PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.
DOVER, Jan. 2l.-The Senate was called
to order at 10 o'clocA; q. m.
The following bills were introduced and
read An act to change the name Of Harold
4 GilbtNt Nsylor to Horold Gilbert White
house: and, an act to incorporate the Will
mingto Turngemeinde
M. lavender, from the special committee
II
pieuro. On, sumonis reported by bill The bill,
| which "a en- amendment to chapter $40,
/ volume l6. Laws of Delaware, was read a
/ first time and afterwards under suspension
Of the rules was read second and third time
and passed.
i aud read tt established q new school dis
trict in Kent ,ounty transfer the farm OF
/ Joseph H. Bo one in Kent county from school
district No. n to No. 63 to open q new
public road IL / BENTON hundred the House
bill to incorl ,orate Nanticoke Iribe, NO. III,
/ Imp, o j H.; to amend the act incorpor-
ating The P nsey & Jones Company.
The speak or appointed as the special COM
mittee upon that part of the governors mes
| sage relatb az to increased representation,
Messrs. Oh andler Roe and Martin:
The bill 10 amend section ", chatper w
of the Rev llsed Statutes ialahng 70 rlotlng wal
read thiI time and passed.
Mr.. Mct Fhorter, from the eommlttee on
Revised 1oatutes, reported with ont RECON- n1
mendatio the bill to amend oertain section
of the di yoEce law. Speaker Cooper 'esignse.
the. chair Ito Mr.. MoWhorter and aft " w
bill had jeen ordered for considerstin,s 81 Ur
discussit IN ensued. Mr.. Lavender moved f.,
an indef mite postponement which was lost by
the following vote: Ayes, Lavender,
and Mu stard nays, Chandler, Cooper, Hous-
ton, Martin, Mowhorter, Roe ana MIR.
| Speaker.
| a mlJllOu tnAC Ine Dill Dc I6aQ y Lnltu Ilme
prevailed by the same vote except that DR.
Mustard voted aye and Mr.. McWhorter nay.
| The bill theln passed the Senate by vote Of
| 8 to ], Mr.. Lavender voting in the negative.
An adjourn .ment was taken until p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DOVER, Jan, 21.-The Senate met at
| O'Clock, o. m.
A reseb dtion offered by MIR. Roe,providing
that no p etition for laying out or changing
nod
by aftids tits showing that all parties having
property along the line Of the roads have had
at least i've days notice, was adopted.
The OF incorporating the Historical
Society 4 Delaware was read third time
and pass ed
a bin introduced by DR.. Chandler to moor
porate .Andaska Tribe, No. IA, Imp. o. R. M.
of New port was read.
The report of the committee appointed to
exalnls line the report Of the state treasurer
WAS raa ID and adopted.
Tie committee on corporations reported
back tt the Senate the bill incorporating the
Fredtr lea d FELTON, Telephone and Telegraph
OoInpa ny, with an amendment making the
\ cor pors tion liable to the owners of private
properly for any damages arising while exer-
cIsi ng its powers. The bill, as amended, was
rea "a third time, and, on motion Of Mr..
aui hority vested in the corporation is very
br oad, and the members desired an oppor-
| to nifty to examine the matter.
An adjournment was then taken until 10
| o.. nj. tomorrow.
DOVER, Jan. 22,-The Senate convened at
4 10 g.. m
The House bill authorizing the school com
missioners of districts Nos. SO and Al in New
Castle county, to increase the amount OF
money to be borrowed for the purpose OF
building a new school house from 5000 to
$1,000 was read third time and passed.
MIR. MoWhorter introduced the following
bills, which were read An amendstory act
providing for the regulation OF weights and
measures in New Castle county and an act ia
revive and extend the time for recording
private acts.
Several bills we're read second time and
| referred.
The House bill incorporating Nanticoke
Tribe, No. al, Imp. o. R. NJ. was read a third
time and passed also the Senate bill moor.
porating The O. b. Treat Manufacturing
. | Com pany.
The bill incorporating The Frederick and
FELTON, Telephone and Telegraph Company
was taken from the table and on motion Of
! MIR. Lavender reconsideration was taken Of
/ | the vote upon the different sections and TIT
bill recommitted to the committee on cor
poratlons.
The committee on printing was directed t.
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