Land Grant Controversy and Registry Bill Debate
Des Moines reports detail a railroad land grant clash as the House considers resuming state control and a new Registry Board for voters. The Senate Election measures create four weekly votes lists with strict amendments and final sessions before elections.
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Valley Times Leader Attacks Crocker & Co Over Legislative Spends
An unnamed Valley Times leader rails at Crocker & Co accusing them of lavish spending to influence Iowa legislators. It claims 32,000 dollars spent at Des Moines with potential doubling, and urges curbs on delinquent tax payers while proposing draconian penalties for nonpayment.
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Land grant inquiry and guardship in 1850 Iowa politics
The legislature considers a resolution on state land grants and the attorney general's opinion on resuming grants to the LG ALL RR Co. Curtis, a Missouri arrival, is appointed guardian for two enslaved girls from Iowa City as a court case unfolds amid jurisdictional tensions. Good, Gay. Chane of Ohio is elected U.S. Senator, replacing Pagl.
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Speaker Vote Tossed by Clerk Error in 1860 House
Washington correspondent notes that a clerical mistake overcounting votes would have elected Mr. Smith of North Carolina as Speaker two weeks earlier. Three Democrats had offered to vote for Smith if the tally ruled him elected. the clerk’s count of 229 vs 227 altered the result.
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Abolition of County Tudeo Vote Reported in State Senate
The State Register details yeas and nays on a resolution instructing county and township organization to report a bill abolishing the office of county judge. It lists numerous names and the vote tally, with 29 in favor.
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Legislature Proceedings and County Reform Debates 1860
A long report covers legislative actions including a committee to redraw districts, a contested vote on state printer pay, and referrals to Ways and Means. It notes bills for Deaf and Dumb Asylum appropriations, a homestead memorial to Congress, and river navigability measures, plus discussions on county judge systems and a proposed Board of Supervisors.
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Wrecks and Political Shifts Reported in Antrim Chronicle
The overland mail arrives with late news as Milton S. Latham is elected governor and Gavin becomes lieutenant governor after a caucus. Fires devastate Dwellings in Mendicing county while Major Fitzgerald dies in Los Angeles. Rich diggings are found near Hunbug. the Northerner wreck near Cape Mendiano costs eleven lives.
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