Proceedings [of The] Annual Business Meeting

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State Historical Society of Wisconsin., 1921

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Страница 90 - ... in the free exercise and enjoyment of rights and privileges secured to them by the Constitution and Laws of the United States...
Страница 77 - The committee appointed to inquire into the obstructions which prevent the Council from proceeding in the regular course of legislation to the enactment of laws for the good government of the territory, with instructions to...
Страница 182 - Pages 20-21. 52 Page 16. This would be a case, said by the committee to have been common, where lands were marked "sold" in order to hold them for some favored individual. The fund was deprived of income from them. any one person.53 The committee declare that, while this law was pending, "large entries were made in the name of Howell by the clerks in the office, and also by others. . . . More land was probably entered between the first and sixth days of March, 1855, than at any other time before...
Страница 17 - PM, the meeting being called to order by President E. Ray Stevens. Present: Rasmus B. Anderson, William J.
Страница 38 - Observations of a Contract Surgeon," by William F. Whyte ; "An Experiment of the Fathers in State Socialism...
Страница 96 - That John S. Horner, secretary and acting governor of the territory, has forfeited all just claims to the confidence of the people, and from his incapacity and disregard of his official obligations and duties to the country he is, in the opinion of this Council, unworthy of the high office which he fills.
Страница 183 - B5 page 31. 66 That these lands were generally sold prematurely is evidenced by the fact that the average price received for 476,795 acres of them was only $1.42, while half a million acres of the sixteenth section lands sold during the same period brought on the average $2.74. This in spite of the fact that the former were "selected" lands. See Report of Joint Select Committee, 1856, p. 25. Premature sales meant the speculator's opportunity. The sixteenth section lands went more largely to settlers,...
Страница 111 - Mississippi are not within its jurisdiction, and presuming such decision to be correct, the monstrous anomaly was presented, that ten or twelve thousand freemen, citizens of the United States, living in its territory, should be unprotected in their lives and their property by its courts of civil and criminal jurisprudence, which was unparalleled in the annals of republican legislation.
Страница 133 - ... merchandise transported — or a dead loss of two hundred thousand dollars annually. It recites delays and injuries of the mails, and difficulties encountered in moving troops from Fort Howard. But the burden of the memorial falls upon the Milwaukee & Mississippi RR This railroad, it is asserted, " claims the attention of all who take an interest in the prosperity and growth of our country," and congress is asked to make an appropriation for an examination and survey of the route.
Страница 96 - State, and divers of its citizens, as to show he does not deserve the high station he occupies: Therefore, '•' Be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Texas, That the said John C. Watrous be, and he is hereby requested, in behalf of the people of the State, to resign his office of judge of said United States Court for the district of Texas. " SEC. 2. Be it further resolved, That the Governor forward the said John C. Watrous, under the seal of the State, a copy of the foregoing preamble...

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