Sunday Sabbath Debates in Wisconsin Legislature
In a thunderous debate, Wisconsin lawmakers clash over repealing Sabbath laws. Proponents argue liberty under the constitution, while opponents defend divine command and social order, citing historical Christian practice and civil rights. The session also covers appropriations, canal investigations, and school fund reappraisal, with votes and committee actions shaping dozens of bills.
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Messrs Barber
Briggs
Brown
Burne
Chase
Colwell
Colley Crawford
Duh
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Hastings
W. H Johnson
Kelsey
Kerr
Leland
Cross
Delaney
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Mill
Solon Johnson
Kuehning
Pierce
Reymert
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Senate Proceedings Show Local Bills and Reconsiderations
In the senate yesterday the business was limited and local in character. Lakin from the judiciary committee reprobed a bill for publishing Supreme Court decisions, read twice. Conse from the same committee introduced a repeal on the immecio court in Mulanehee. Orn proposed detaining funds to pay legislators. Williams introduced a revisors bill that passed the committee of the whole and was referred to a select committee. No afternoon session. adjournment set for tomorrow at 10.
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Supreme Court of
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Assembly
Supreme Court
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Waukesha County
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Waukesha
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Jr. Kelsey
Barber
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Lakin
Judiciary
Mr. Orn
Air
Williams
Assembly Proceedings Open With School Bill Debate
On Tuesday February 6 1949 the assembly dispensed with yesterday’s journal and named Mr Hastings to move the assembly into committee of the whole to consider bill No 2 8 relating to common schools Crandall presiding in the house.
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Pennman
Journal of Yesterday
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Crandall
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