A majority of the Buainsui Committee met
e following
$
and report pi
1st. On Representation
Lee coontv to be entitled to 40 votee Van
v. ,ka, 20 Jianon, 20 Johnson, 2t Powetihiek,
iu 10
TH*
TAG I#.olution«
Xama, 10 Black
committee further report the follow-
for the consideration of the
Rt-soived, Tbat tbie Convention is in favor
of and will do all that can he done to aid in
the Railroad from the oitv of Des
•MOO ^, Ij^loiries, by way of Pella, Uskalooea and Ut
'Puawa, so
BH
to form a JSouthern and such
T- Kaatern connections as will be thereby afford-
Wl1^ t'3e
State.
7 Resolved, That we have full confidence iu
tb
e Keokuk, Ft. Des Moines and Minnesota
Railroad Company, and if it can show itself
in condition to build the road speedily, tbie
notieo a nublioation. mirnortinirto ^onvcntion would recommend the extension
of what is called the Central Route for a
Railroad to the I'acitic, and recommend such
action on the part of Congress as will insure
its early completion
AJr. Tomiinson moved to amend the report
striking out of
.'jr. luniiinson inovcu to amenu tne repi
ut
00unsv,
B'r'l"IJg lut
t0
the
believes that Brown is insane."
consist in. As good unimproved land as the ations, laid "1 think it i* the most un- the tabie, which was lost.
eun shines on, of mingled prairie and timber, healthy, uncomfortable, ill-contrived place 1 i
wae ever in in my life, and my health ie euf-
of the report, "Black JLLa
wk
1U votes."
of the report ail that part rela-
feprssentation.
gomery's laugh has become absolutely fiend- ^'r* Gillespie moved to lay tbe last motion
table—carried.
l^on U10ve^
enti»"«? oklmness. Even I matters in referenoe to representation,
which motion was lost.
