Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-09-18


McChord, Of Washington count,
was referred. Both contestants ar
nounccd themselves satisfied wi.
the committee.
THURSDAY
The committee on rules submitte
its report. The bulk of the rule
are Of the usual parliamentary order
Twenty>one standing committee
are provided for. In the matter o
appeal from the decision of the chat
two persons instead of one are niece
ssary. Two thirds of the whole nu
mber Of delegates constitute a quor
um. but ten members may adjourn
from day to day. Eevery motor
must be reduced to writing. N
delegate shall be allowed to speal
more than twice to any one question
The report of the committee was or
dered printed and recommi.ted tC
committee on rules.
Mr. Burnam offered a resolution,
striking out the work white" in the
first line Of the second article of the
present constitution. The resolu-
tlon was orered printed.
DIR Clardy offered a resolution in
structing the Convention Printer to
publish daily S.0t 0 OF the proceed
ings, FIVE to be furnished daily to
each member for contribution among
his constituents, the remainder to be
saved for binding. Referred to CON-
mittce.
q. T. Allen offered the following
resolutions:
"Resolved, That the Auditor of
State be and he is hereby directed
to furnish this convention with o
tabulated statement of all the Judges
and Chancellors who are drawing
salaries from the Treasury, and how
much each enc is drawing per year.
Also, that he state what amout has
haan- uaid- ont ai the Traasnrv dnr-
ing the twelve months ending Sep
TENDER !, 1890, to special Judges,
and in what districts said special
Judges served.
"Second-That SAID Auditor be
and he is hereby directed to corre-
spond at once With County Clerks
If the State and find out what amount
is paid the County Attorney of'cach
county as a salary, and that he fur
nish this convention with this infor.
nation as soon as it can be obtain
ed"
FRIDAY.
. A resolution to make the State
pay for two daily papers for each
was promptly voted down.
The report Of the Committee on i
Rules, relative to pages, janitors, etc, {
vas read and adopted. 1t provides G
or only four pages, cloakroom I
Keeper and janitor. The compen. I
alton to be 50 per day. /
Judge DE Haven submitted the f
GLOWING resolution: e
"Resolved, That at l. o'clock on j
he day next after the announcement a
{ the standing committee, the Secre- II
ary Of the Convention be directed to b
cad the present Consultation; and a
hen no amendment Is proposed to
ny section, it shall be informally it
assed over; and when any delegate r,
lay desire to amend any section if
hereof, he shall offer his proposed Il
nendment or amendments, in ii
ritipg, which shall be printed and ct
'ierred by the President Of the Con- d,
,n,ion to the appropriate committee W
i,tout devate. G.
Judge Rhodes, Of Warren, intro n
iced resolution to the effect that %
e principle Of the present constitu. ~
On limiting and restricting the W
legislature in the creation Of debts 70
,ainst the State be retained and "
at the same be extended cities, ~.
unties. and towns, that the Legis- -
ture should have no power to pass "
y law authorizing the State. or any :,
unity, city or town to contract any ~
bit on tie construction o! any rail-
I'd, that tax shall be levied and at
llected by general law, and for n
bile purposes only. Oh
II, Sc resolutions we're referred. Gle
ele
SATURDAY, N,
The report Of the Committee on gel
lies was discussed, amended and thi
opted. According to the report tiy
. work Of the convention will be TO
Iided bet yeen 20 committees. be
ese committees will be known BY will
} following titles, and the work Gle
erred to ta,h to report upon will an,
matter german to the name Of the
committee. bei
!. Ac,unitiee on Preamble and q Q,
i Of Rights.
J. Committee on Elections.