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Austin, Texas, Monday, May 15, 1871.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
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Very respectfully,
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Governor.
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• SENATE CHAMBER,
AmoA Tzas. Monday, May 15,1871.
Hon. DON CAMPBELL,
President of the Senate :
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paAEFdear“eSznuiy and
"inuthe dreamlea dlmber into
^audy adopted
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edarenot
lows, the cough iooreus, Ci. ulght EWi it ■
In a short time botl of the-e mnorbnd -.
Puali iufuru
f the comp
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Pacie NLufh
Mesge read.-
Senator Tendick moved to refer the message to a select committee.
—on motion of Senator Fountain, the Senate proceeded to consider
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M essage read
Senior Hall moved that the mow go be referred to a select com-
‘PEXAS NIUTNAA MFK -NH-NAN
Iin the Great Infant'a and Children's Boething
Remedyin al dnorder broughton by Teething “
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JOURNAI
AT AUMTIN. FV
Prayer by she Chaplain. 0 . ec.
On motion of Senator Gaines, the reading of the journal of Sat-
urday was dispensed with. .
Special message from the Governor by his private Secretary,
Dsvoted to the aiseenmatow of kepublieal 1 1} les, the advorucy or in}rove
ments, comtereta) and nnoneia! interente or the state, nd
gromotion m law ano order. W publiahed
The second thing ia, the patients mnst sthy in a
warm room until they get well; it is almol i-
ponable to prevent taking cold when the lunge
ate din ased, but it mu"t be prevented or a eure
cannot be emected. Fresh air and riding out.
. specially hi thia sectiouofthecotutry in the ft
and winter season, are all wrong. Physicians who
recommend that course lose their patieuts, if their
iungs are buniy discused, and yet. because they ’
are in the house they luust not Ml down quieti
they wunt walk abotit the room ae much and at
fastastheatrength will bear, Ui get up a god
circulation of blood. The patieuts must keeP, in
koodspirin—be determined to get well. This has
a gr at deal to do with the appetite, and 15 the
.. «»■.etul wee or hie wonderful emlea-
ezsezezss
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S. Weaver and Zapp.
Prayer by the Chaplain. .
On motion of Mr. Robinson, the reading cf the journal of Satur-
day last was dispensed with. .
Mi Pierson moved to reconsider the vote by which the House,
on Saturday, adopted a resolution relative to the maniker of receiving
messages from the Governor. •
Mr. Robertson moved to lay the motion to reconsider on the table;
upon whi:h motion the yeas and nays were called for and resulted
- Hon. DON CAMPBELL,
President of the Senate: . |
Sir : I return to the Senate, where it originated, the act entitled
“An act to incorporate the Calvert and Belton Railroad Company; I
Thia act, among other objections, is liable to that one especially
indicated in my message returning to the Senate theact of incorpor-
ation of the Galveston and Denver Air Line Railway Company.
Bat it is even more objectinable than the latter act in that respect.
p Section seven gives the company the unlimited right to enter upon
and take possession of the property of any citizen without making
either before or after the entry, and in total disregard.
SLOCUX A THOMPSON,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIO**
Under Avenue Hote,
Message read.
Senator Flanagan moved that the message be referred to a select
committee of three. Carried. •
The President appointed as such committee, Senators Flanagan,
Parsons and Milk.
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Which they offer at tbe ven ""
Alao a fun ansortment of
BIANK BOOKS. EFATIONKRY, ET°
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President of the Senate : . .
Sir : I return to the Senate, where it originated, the joint res,,
lotion entitled “Joint resolution for the rebel of Dillard -ooper
This resolution is stated to be based upon “ an act approved Janu-
ary 13, 1862,” buttbat act, under section thirty-three, cf artic.e
twelve of the Constitution, is not “binding upon the people of the
State of Texas.” The Legislature is further (by section thirty-
four of same article) forbidden to make any provision for the ac-
knowledgment or payment of debts incurred between January 28,
1861, and August 5, 1865.
Respectfully,
grat polut to gain. . ...
To despair ot cure arter such ( vidt nee or it
pousibilty in the worst casee, aud mon l eertain.
ty in Mil other*, ia willful. Dr. Sehrack'B personal
slatemientro the Faculty of hi# •wu cure was 111
Resulted That the members of this Senate deeply sympathize
with the Hon. George H. Slaughter, member of the House of Repre
sentatives, in his bereavement, and that this Senate stand adjourned
until 10 o'clock to-morrow morning.
So the Senate, at 10:45 A. M., adjourned to 10 A. M. to- morrow.
President of the Senate : . ,
Sir: I return to the Senate, where it originated, the act entted
• An act authorizing the county courts to sell the school lands situ-
ated in their respective counties.” The school lands referred to in
this act belong to the Commn School Fund, and the people of the
counties wherein they are situated have no more interest in them
and are entitled to no more control over them than the people of
other counties; yet it is here proposed practically to surrender them
altogetner to die will and disposition of the former, as expressed
through their respective county or police courts.
These lands are now very valuable, and are constantly becoming
more go. If they are let alone they will, within a few years, yield
a fund sufficient of itself to support the school system ot the State.
The disposition of them made by the present act opens the door in
a dozen wavs to fraudulent combinations, whereby they may pasi
from the school fund for the trifling share of their true value. Every
section of the act from the first to the seventeenth, inclusive, con-
tains some one or more provisions so manifestly calculated to en-
courage and facilitate combinations of the character above men-
tioned that it is hard to say which of them is the most dangerous.
These lands are rapidly increasing in value, and I therefore sug-
gest that they be not sold at present, but that provision be made for
the care and preservation of the timber thereon. If, however, the
Legislature should disagree with me in this regrd, then I suggest
that all sales be conducted under and by direction of the Commis-
sioner of the General Land Office or Superintendnt ot Instruction
or of both.
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Proceedings 0f the 1g
fortheir
Wauokezedomuncesithjngqing prenumptu-
0 To Stefaith or the invalid Ie inde norer-
oWntlsonthat ta not « thounaad time* su stan;
rezent by living and vijbl works. The theory of
—u eur by 1*. Schenek uledicines is, as siniple
as it is unLilng. Its philosophy,m i.......
gument. It is seir -assuring, eeifeonyine
Meseawerd Tomic and MnudrakeF ills,
frt two weapona with whioh the • ---—
unlady is anailed. Two-thirde of the.cacs of
cohtukption originate in dyapepsia and * func-
Emaly’dinorderod liver. With til iscond itiou the
Sronenal tubes"eympathize witn the etomah
Tev respoud to the inorbie action of th. i v« r
r thh comes the euiminating resuit, and the
setung iu. withal it- dietrrening •) imptom*, of
the message. ' ...
The question heing, “Will the Senate, upon reconsideration, agree
to pass the revolution?” (Senate joint resolution No. 26 f.r the re-
lief of Dillard Cooper,) the Senate, upon reconsideration, refused to
pass the resolution by the following vote :
Yeas—Bowers, Broughton. Coe, Dohoney, Douglas, hlanagan,
Hall, Hillebrand, Latimer, Pickett, Pyle, Shannon, Tendick-13
Nays—Mr. President, Baker, Ford, Fountain, Games, Hertzberg,
Mills, Parsons, Pettit, Pridgen, Rawson, Ruby Saylor-13.
Governor’s Office.
as follows: ’
Yeas—Messre. Jo. Abbott, Austin, Bonner, Camp, Chambers,
Ellis, Evans, Franke, George, Gaston, Haswell. Hawkins, Jenkins,
Johnson, La cy, Lane, Leonard, Lyons, McLean, Miller, R. I. Moore,
Robb, Robertson. R oss, Schlotman, Shelburne, Simmons, Stirman,
J. C. Weaver—29.
Nays—Messrs. C. L. Abbott, II. R. Allen, R. Allen, Burley,
Butler, Cotton, Cox, Davis, Donis, Dupree. Gardiner. Grothaus,
Hamilton. Harn, Kendall, Locke, Lorance, Manning, Medlock,
Mitchell, Minis, Morrison, Henry Moore, MMiens, Patten, Pierson,
Plumley, Prissick, Robinson, Schlickum, Sherif, d hoemaker, Spen-
cer. Stockbridge, Tegener, Van Noy, B. F. Williams, R. Williams,
Youngkin, Zoeller—40.
So the House refused to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table.
As a matter of privilege, Mr. Loorance offered the following reso-
lution :
Whereas, The wife of the Hon. Geo. 11. Slaughter, member of
this House from the Sixth Senatorial District, is now a corpse in
their Acru
te mete a
numtme -4
cOprea OF GEMERAL LAwB F0”
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GALVHTON, TEXAF.
Hom DON CAMPBELL,
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F. IL LU} B' «
igit. Fu V7 rs
imeue LIFE POLK IF, and m.x.U
rowaze of the publie.
The Director* are well known iu ?1.:- -
ty for their bueinees tuctand int enity,
guarantee that the affairs of the < 'b: i ‘
conduc ted on a eure ami safe basin: • ’
iereate Of thosi eonfded to 11 will H -
Whitcomb'* overeomee all dieeases inei-
denttoinfantaapdchidren.__-
__ ures Diarrbeh, Dysente- Price
Whitcomb’s ry sad summer eomplatnt
LnehDdreasC allages.
Cousumptiom•
Tie Mandrake Pills are cowpowed of one otne
tiroaiUbiest giris-the Podophillum Poltatun:
mey iH.awM* till tin' Mlood-eearening. altrrtive
properties of calowuel, butunlike eaiouel th)
-L.enve Nting Behind."
rhe work of cure is now in duning. The ' itia-
tea and mucous depoeits in the bowels aud hi the
liiieltary canal are ejectod. The uiver, like a
Clock, in wound up. It arou-n from it* torpidity,
rhestomacharterespousively, and 1 he pateut
begins to feel that 1“' is KettiuK, ut last,
A supply ef Geod Hlood.
The Sea weed Tonic, in conjunetion with, the
riL, permeatesand aesimilatee with the food,
ciy iifcatou is new pregressing without It* re:
vious tortures. Digetiou becomes painlens, and
tbs cure is ween to bi' nt luud. There la no more
datulenee, no exacerbuton.of the "tomach. An
aPpwtosutsthe areatea Blood rurifler ever yet
giveu by an indulgent father to suferng inui:
Schene k‛a Pulonle byrup eomen in to perfori
ita fur ctioua and to hasten and compit the
cure. It euters al ouce upon its work. Nature
cannot lie cheated. It culleets aud ripenb the
i kpaired and dieeased portion* of the nuKN. in
thufurniof gutheringa, it preparestthem fore,
pecteet ratiol. and lo! In a very whort time the
inalady to vanquished, the rotien throne it <*<u
pied to renovated and made lb w,and the patent
ta ull the dignity of regained vigor, step forth
to enjoy the manhood or tLe womanhood that
Message read. •
Senator Fountain moved that the message be referred to a select
CoBTulshHM and Frtea t
mittee of three. Carried. » ..
, President appointed as such committee, Senators Hall, -ridgen
Snot Fountain moved that the special order for 11 A. M. to-
day, House bill No. 472, “ An act for the relief of the heirs and
assignees of James Powers and James Hewitson, and the speci4
order for to-morrow at 11 A. M., Senate bill No; 364, and suhsti-
tute for Senate bill No. 364, • An act to establish a manual labor,
poor house and convict labor system in each county in the State,
lx? each postponed for twenty-four hours from the hour fixed for
their consideration. Carried.
Senator Gaines offered the following resolution, which was
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Mr. I ritton, as follows:
• Of viEatujectonable features I will point out the authority to _
eonaobdate generally with all other roada given by section nx, the | w eomtata artteice • mMbm • mm nWwi, oeedel •d "57""**
Sir: I return to the Senate, where it originate..........
“An act to anthajize the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Company, to unite or consolidate its railroad with coh-
necting roads." This act proposes to give the said railway the un-
L limited right to consolidate with all other roads. Nothing can be
further from the true interests of the people ol exas, than t >
1 I allow the railways to become consolidated under one company. in
g many States their Constitutions forbid this in positive terms; and
|| where the roads are not connecting parts of a trunk read, running
I • in one general direction, it should always be prohibited in the grant
kin, Zoeller-—69.
Nays— Messrs. Jo. Abbott. Hawkins, Miller, Robb, Ross—5
So the resolution was adopted, and the House, at 10:30 A. M.,
adjourned until 9 o clock A. M. to-morrow.
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both vy dny
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wueh an < utd
g- eral men
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tainty of l<
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TRACY SIMMERING &: CO-
this city ; therefore, •
Resolved, That, as a tribute of respect to the memory of the de,
ceased, and as a token of our profound sympathy for our bereaved
’ and much esteemed co-laborer, thisHouse do now adjourn until to- l nia .......al
morrow morning at 9 0 clock A. M. I yieithloNew York and Bonton. He, or hin*on.
Resolution read first and second times. Pnual scbrcki • No' 1 SDrih Siktu htrPt
doption of the resolution, upon which Phiadeiphia eve ry saturlay, from 9A «. to
11 11 , • j 1 1 .1 . *i. i hose who winu a thoro 1g 11 X anuq t "1 wIl
the kespirometet . Will be ci: it 0 d 5 >. Thekempi
rometer declars the exuet couditiono the -iii E.8:
and patieuts ran readily k arn whtthei tin} are
I J. HALT A, CO..
Tchoupitoulas -I:< • t.
New Orleuns, Lu..
Wholenale Age uta.
mind. «
Cuttle huyerstrom all p* - t
will be foundat the V rminnst :t
Hepota and stock yard# am < ! 2
struction. and thae truck th* 2
we st of the Missiesippi rive r.
For further partieulars addre .
E- F. FFlR }wa
9uperint ndeut. h! 1
W. H. PATRIAF.
Gen. Freight and PareuAslH v k,
weetern Traveling ‘ o
r. O. Addr. es, bhe ral
committee. Carried.
The President appointed as such committee Senator
Dohoney and Gaines.
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TIXAS । •
r it iu-
dir < <
these modest word*:
“Many yeursago I was in the laet btge o' con
sumptin ; couMueil to my bed, and at one,time
my phyaicianis thought that I could not Lvt •
week ■ then, like a drowning man cate tung at
straws, I heard of au obtained the prepurationu
which inow offer Ui the publie, and tiny made »
perfect cure of me. Itseemedtomethat could
fed them penetrate my wholery sta UI. They.5oon.
rpened uie matter in my lungs, and I would EPiI
up more than a pint of ofeudive yellow iattel
every morniug for a long time.
Ae Boon as that began to subside my cough,
fever, pain and night sweata ail began to have
me. aud my appet.te became Ro great that it was
withditicult that I could keep from eating too
much. I soon gained my strength, and have
grown in fenh ever eiuce," •
“I was weighed shortly after my recovery,
added the bctor. “then looking like a mere
akeleton; my weiglt was only ninety -even
ponnds; my present We ight is twohundredand
twenty-live (225) pound- and for year” I hate eu-
....6 state Line, ketwet
1 cian T rrtcory, w di Keio
W et o1 Grand Hiver
Mr. Morris moved the ad.
motion the yeas and nays were Called for and resulted as follows :
Yeas—Mr. Speaker, C. L. Abbott, II. R. Allen. R. Allen,
1 Austin, Bonner, Burley, Butler, Camp, Chambers, Cotton, Cox,
Fountain, Davis, Dorris, Dupree, Ellis, Evans, Franks, Gardiner, George.
Gaston, Grothaus, Hamilton, Harn, Haswell, Jenkins, Johnson, Ken-
dall, Kyle. Lacy, Lane, Leonard, Locke, Lorance, Lyons, Manning.
Mclean, Medlock, Mitchell, Morris, Morrison, Henry Moore, R. L.
Moore, Mullens, Patten. Pierson, Plumley. Prissick, Robertson,
Robinson, Schlickum, Schlotman, Schutze, Shlburne, Sheriff, Shoe-
maker, Simmons, Spencer, Stirman. Stockbridge. Tegener.Van Noy,
Ud. the act entitled J. C. Weaver, B. F. Williams, R. Williams. York, Young, Young-1 arggone!
an "tr< i $ super
m r* iu wa y of
how I Uh wt 1! •
The stage h of t
to this road d nily
are very M
rattie, bws
hau thom
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roul euah
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EDITORAE. PAGES,
ton.
J. M. Brown, of Brown d Lung, Pr • . «
First National Bank, Galveston.
M. V. MeMahau, of Uie firm of T. II. 21 1
A Co , Galvestu.
J. L. MeKeru, of J. I- & A. <’• MeKen ‘ C+
Galveston.
Henry Samuphon, Conuniseion Merchant '4 "
ton. . .. .
A. J. Ward, of A. J. Ward A Co., Galv '
N. B. Yard, of Brigge & Yard, Gul veste
E.‛C. Dewey, Austn.
T. C. Jordan, Banker, Dallas.
R. B. Templeman, of Elson A Teuphaa
Navasota. _ „ <
J. 1. Flint, of Flint A Chamberlin, W «
Tin* Company having organized in woron •
with the harter grunted by the D- uT!
thin Suite in August. IMO. is now pn in* •
House met pursuant to adjournment ; Speaker Sinclair in the
chair. \
Roll called; quorum present. " ,
Absent—Messrs. Becton, Booty, Colo, J. F. McKee, J. R. Me-
Kee, Posey, Self, Slaughter, Smyth, S.S. Weaver and Zapp.
Excused—Messrs. Becton, Booty, Cole, J. R. McKee, :myth, S.
ru i- Xn*, < if' .ng i
rato of ove hundrw ■
wuakiug the thip L ■ <•
- de of ft nr d; yt .
The Allant ■ ami i
M is tM mri ip .1 ul}
from an poinf mn
tory witliont chann
Very respectfully,
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
i iovernor.
curable or not.
Ilie dirctions for taking the inedicane ary
ndapted to the iutelligence. eyen of a rhildt.
Follow these directiona, and kind nature uill d•
the rest, excepting ' int! iu some cass the Man-
drake Pills are tbe taken in incrased domeRi
the three mediciues nPed no other arcompaui-
ments than tin ample iustructions tlat aceolu-
pany them : Firet el vat" appetite: orreturuing
htaith, hunger is the mest weieome Ryaptnu
W hen it comes, a it will come, let the d 4P > iriue | t , the
nt onc be of zood cheer Gol bloudat ouce l
Corner Walnut and lavaca streete.
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antidote
Always SHF the Chills.
ThisMedicinehaaomm before tho Pubba
fifteen years, and is etill ahead of all othe
known remodies. It does not purge, do,
not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safe i"
any dose and t1"1^ all ciroumstancea, ana
is the only Medioino that will
CURE IMMEDIATELY
and permanontly every form of Fever and
Ague, because it is a perfect Antidot t.
Malaria.
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Daily State Journal. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 16, 1871, newspaper, May 16, 1871; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1505204/m1/4/?q=mineral+wells: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .