The record-union., 1895-01-10
SENATE.
tainable.

SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at 10 A.
A. yesterday with Lieutenant-Governor
Reddick in the chair.
The roll-call showed quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. a.
Ottmann.
On motion of Senator Orr, the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting
was dispensed with.
CODES AND STATUTES.
A resolution by Senator Aram, provid-
ing that fOrty-five pocket editions of the
Constitution, Codes and Statutes of the
State bo purchased for the use Of Senators
and the Secretary of the Senate, was
adopted.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
Senator SeawelI offered the following
concurrent resolution:
''ReSOiCed, That the Senate, the Assem-
bly, COncurring, hereby agrees TO meet in
JOINT session tomorrow at O'Clock for
The purpose OF opening and publishing
the election returns for Governor"
Senator VOORHEES, stated that a resolu-
ton similar to Senator SeawelPs had been
introduced in the Assembly, and advised
that no action be taken until the Assem-
bly, had reported progress in the matter.
senator Arms thought that Senator
VOORHEES, had no right to anticipate the
action of the Assembly, and that the Sem
ate, as the upper house, was not expected
to wait tor anything.
To end matters, senator Orr moved to
lay the resolution upon the table, and the
motion, being seconded by Senator Ford,
was carried by a vote of Y to II, the
democrats voting no.
CURTAILING EXPENSES.
Senator Denison sent a resolution to
the desk tor the appointment of c. Il.
MCMullen as First Assistant Minute
Clerk, and Senator McAlIister offered as
a substitute resolution providing that
10 further appointments OF EMPLOYEES be
made by the Senate than those absolutely
necessary tor the transaction of business,
ana that 1t was the duty OF the Senate to
CurtaiI expenses.
In defense OF his substitute Senator
MCAllister stated that the incidental ex-
penses OF the Senate during the last ses-
sion was sol 600, and that in 1880 it was
but $4,000, and that much more business
was transacted at the former than at the
latter session. lie understood that the
entire Senate had been pledged to their
constituents TO curtah expenses so far as
lay in their power, aud urged the adop-
ton OF his substitute.
Senator Seymour said he well knew
how natural 1t was for member of the
4ALHo44Iy ~ pIedCu economy out as MS
party was IN the majority and Shouldered
the responsibility, he proposed to sup
port the appointment OF full suite OF
attaches.
Senator Ford here ended debate by
raising the point of order that the subsJi-
tute was not german 10 the matter in
hand, and was sustained by the Presi-
cent, the substitute being declared out of
order.
MORE ATTACHES.
The following officers were appointed
attaches OF the Senate:
First Assistant BOokkeeper to Sergeant
at-Arms-lldward Casey.
Second Assistant Enrolling Clerk
Charles \. Marston.
First Assistant Enrolling Clerk. NJ.
Gleaves.
Assistant Journal Clerks-J. n. Larkfn
and {. {. Ortega.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk-H. H. Nc
Coon.
Usners-H. b. Lazzell and w. A. Mills
Second Assistant Minute Clerk-W. K,
Porter.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk-w. f.
True.
First Assistant Minute Clerk-C. S.
MacMulleu.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk-G. L.
Uenry and w. NJ. J. Rose.
Watchmen-George Scott. S. Metcalf.
i. Woermer, II. II. squire, r. Farweu.
w. ii. Cox, c. Morse and y. a. WhippIe.
Assistant Journal Clerks. A. Will
ans.
Gatekeeper-Goorge T. Brown.
Second Assistant Bookkeeper to Ser
Eeant-at- -Arms-W. }. Twohig.
Messenger to State Printer-Charles
kcan.
Assistant Enrolling CIerk-C. A. Fuller.
History Clerk-U. T.. White.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms-Ch
Assistant Enrolling clork-C. J..
Murphy.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk-Miss
Maggie Harrison.
Porters-S. 5. Simon, John Scully and
/. Malthall.
Assistant Journal Clerk-Miss Orea
Eairchild.
Assistant Engrossing Clork-Albert
Hart.
Bill CIerk-W. P. Calkins
Gatekeepers-I. n. Terrill and p.
Tresze.
Pages-E. L. veirs, II. Kent, C. Gar
della, w. Martin, w. Barron, w. Hans
Gem and Il. ID. Thorp.
Assistant Minute Clerl-R. 6. Falk.
Doorkeeper-M. J. Flynn.
Mailing and Folding Clerk-Emil
Klein.
Second Assistant Bill Clork-A. S.
Baker.
Assistant SecretaTy-C. l.. Pardee.
Assistant File Clerk-G. a. Leon.
Assistant Bill Clerk-W. w. Taylor.
Janitress-Mrs Ii. B. Weller.
Porter for Cloak and Hat Room-C. d.
Edwards.
Mail Carrier-R Hanford.
File Clerk. l.. McConas.
Messenger TO Sergeant-at-Arms-W
lam Simpson.
Assistant History Clerk-Merton Bao-
nes.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
During the appointment Of attaches the
Governors message was reeeived. and