The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-01-29

memorial 10 congress asking for an apprO-
priatlon of $1,000, 900. The committee has
amended IL by striking out the Names OF
The counties ON the theory that It will stand
better show Of passage without designat-
Ing particular district, and has increased
tho estimate of the number of needy par-
sons 20 200, 900.
senator KEEPER Introduced n resolution
| directing the Nebraska delegation la con-
Eress TO use its influence to defeat the force
bill. Senator Moore objected and Il went
over under the rules till Tomorrow.
seven new bills were introduced
lu the house. on motion OF White the
committee on employees was discharged.
Dickerson presented n petition from the
county ofhclals OF sherman county certify
Ing that there was leo families Ia that
| county that must be supported by the state
ana 4Oe farmers that needed seed and sun
plies Of grain for feeding purposes
A petition from the board OF supervisor.
OF Webster county asking for the repeal on
the law providing for the election 0f county
attorneys was presented by Mr. Riley,
The bill introduced by Mr. FELTON, proyId-
ing that county clerks shall furnish ab-
stracts OF titles TO real estate aud axinx
Tees for the same was indehnifely post-
poned. 10y =
Mr. Ruggies, independent, introduced =
resolution requesting the congressional
delegation 10 oppose the force bIif. bnt |
afterwards withdrew the resolution
MF. tapek, democratic, OF Douglas, then /
introduced tho following
WHEREAs, A bIll knpwn As the Lodge bin, |
or force Dill IL now before congress. and
WHERKAs said bill Is the boldess stroke /
toward Capitalization and Imperialism ever L
made since this government was estab-
WHKRRAs. saIdforre bin l. menace co.
the free institntiuhs whirA cor forefathers1
secured to as &c the cost Of their lives and
fortunes; therefore be n f.z,A
hesoircd. by this house. the senate con-
curing, ahatshs legislature OF Nebraska,
believing In fucal sovWrelgnty, federal unity
and the secrecy Of the ballet, Is decidedly
opposed 20 this unpatriottc measure, and
approves of tase coarse OF the senate on
AN. 70 IN refusing 20 consider the bin
Alden rep moved 10 lay the resolution |
IN the tahle.
White demanded q roll cali.
The motion a. tahln was Iost-527 60 S.
Mr.. shFader then offerod the following
Ihich was agreed 20. @##s
WHEREAS, The lion and the lamb have al
Ast lain down together In harmony ia
his house, with malice toward none and
harity 10 ALL move that the democratic {
Amb be offered place on this side Of the {
ouse' with request that they DE invited ,
, continue to vote with as "a the end.
Let us have peace"
Quite a number OF bills were tntrOduced | y
nd read for thR FIRST time {
Church Howe sent up letter received by ]
I'm from Logan county and signed by I33 | C
srsons, thirty Of whom arc independents. ! q
,mplalning OF the course Of Representative
lraaer IN not making greater eGertions TO- -
ards securing relief for the sufferers from {
~ drouth.
shradeT replied at some length and the II
after was finally dropped. a
hckbsson introduced resolution 10 the | II
sect Shat Logan county be- hereafter at. | n
ched 70 NemAha county Tor legislative y,
irposes. Laughter =
The resignation of eX-l}uy. Thayer a. a =
smbeF OF the state relief commission was h
ceived and accepted al
Tfanals sa
8 relief Of western settlers, but the clerk tl
ated that the bills we're not yet printed, al
action ou these bills was postponed until =
morrow. Al
The house then adjourned until 10 n. M. NJ
morrow, and the various standing COM "
tteez were called together to consider III
nding measures.