The advocate., 1891-01-28

uLlo 3olulbH olAhhs anu WhlLo Wo OolioVo that
the cause Of the union was right and that all
the rights Of their defenders, their widows
and orphans, should be fully respected, we
also fully appreciate the features Of logAla-
ti0n enacted since the war alike oppressive
70 great majority OF the soldiers and civil
ians, and especially 90 all citizens OF Kan
sas, which should DO repealed and corrected.
Senator Ingalls, having been an influential
factor In such Legislative imposition, We do
not believe that the members of the House
will either honor themselves or reflect honor
or dignity on tho state by re-0l0cting him 20
the senate. Your committee most respect
fully beg leave TO direct the attention OF the
present state administration 20 tho grave
admonitions Of the petitioners concerning
violations OF the statutes relating 10 the om-
ployment OF soldiers in department OF pub
lic works In the state, and call the attention
OF the Governor and his appoint0es 30 the
example furnished by this House In ita or
ganizatiOn. We also recommend that the
communication of the petitioners and this
report DO published in the papers Of this
state.
The report was adopted and IL was or.
dered to be spread upon the journal
Twenty'eight bills were introduced,
and the last one was No. 405.
A memorial from the Nebraska Legls
lature was presented which related 70 f.
nance, the like Of which had been sent
to the Legislatures Of North Dakota,
Minnesota and South Dakota.
In the Senate, bill No. 80, which had
twice passed that body, was ordered TO be
recalled from the House by a vote OF
yeas, %; nays, -; absent OF not voting, s..
The full text Of this famous bill is aa
follows:
BE Il enacted by the Legislature Of the state
of Kansas
Section l.. That section 455G OF the gen.
eral statutes OF Kansas, 1889, and the same
herebYis amended sa as 90 read aB follows:
Section 1856. III the court, upon Che return
of any writ Of execution, for the satisfac-
tion OF which any lands or tenements have
been sold, shall, after having carefully OK
amined the proceedings of the officer, bO
satisfied that the sale has, In all respects,
been made In conformity TO the provisions
of this article, Che court shall make an Or
der, confirming such sale and ordering that
tho officer make TO the purchaser n decd for
such lands and tenements; and the officer,
on making such sale, may retain the pur-
chase money In his hands until the court shall
have examined his proceedings, Rs afore-
said, when he shall pay the same 10 the per-
son entitled thereto, agreeably 10 the order
OF the court; provided, that the Judgment
debtor or creditor or any lien holder or
other person interested therein or affected
thereby, may make motion, upon reasona.
BILE written notice 10 all interested parties
TO vacRte such sale for inadequacy Of price.
And If, upon the hearing OF such motion,
the court or Judge shall from the evidence
be satisfied that such lands and tenemenrB
have been sold for less than twO-thirdB Of
their fair market value, IL shall bo che duty
Of che court 10 vacate such sale.
Section 2. This act Co take effect and be
in force from and after its publication In
the official state paper.
"Farmer Roe" from Elk, asked for a
recall Of this bill, the Representatives
from whose districts are not Republicans.
When asked by Senator Gillett what he
desired TO do with the bill when recalled,
remarked that he wanted the bill placed
before the committee Of the whole for
further consideration. He said that he
had various amendments, which he
wished to make TO II, and he understood
that other Senators 80 desired 10 do,
Senator Gillett remarked that
he believed the opponents Of the bill
were not recalling IL for the purpose Of
making amendments 10 II, but FOX the
purpose Of trying TO kill IL.
Senator Schilling, Of BrOwn--a special
henchman Of Ingalls-sald that thiS bill
would do violence 10 the borrower and
not TO the lender; in fact he considered it
The mOt detrimental and devastating