ADMINISTRATIVE. Article on, reported, 49. Amendments proposed,
O'Connor, 91. Whi-
ton, 91. Ordered engrossed, 92. Adopted, 99.
Reported by committee on revision, 453. A-
mendments of committee concurred in, 455.
APPROPRIATIONS.-To E. D. Brown, 20. W. W. Tredway, 252. H.
F. Holman, 504. D. Randall,
586. D. N. Johnson, 594, 598. President,
596. D. Holt, Jr., 597. W.W. Wyman, 588,
594. Tenney, Smith & Holt, 5S8, 594. Be-
riah Brown, 588, 594. Moritz Schaeffler, 588.
Jas. D. Reymert, 588. Wilson & King, 588.
Cramer & Curtis, 588., C. L. Sholes, 588.
W. Mygatt, 588. Bunner & Stafford, 588.-
G. W. Bliss, 588. Alden & Grattan, 588. E,
R. & F. A. Utter, 588. E. A. Cooley, 588.
Edward Bliss, 588. H. A. Wright, 588. Geo.
Hyer, 588. J. M. Goodhue, 588. L. Leach,
588. G. W. Crabbe, 588. Rev. C. Lord, 589.
Rev. J. Penman, 589. Rev. H. W. Read, 589.
ACCEPTANCE OF ACT OF CONGRESS.-Article on, reported, 115; Or-
dered engrossed, 232; Merged
in article on boundaries, 604.
AMENDMENTS.-Article on, reported, 359; Amendments proposed, by
Mr. O'Connor, 474; Kilbourn, 475; Whiton, 475;
Ordered engrossed, 480; Passed, 513; Reported
from committee on revision, 550; Concurred in, 553.
APPORTIONMENT.Article on, reported, 293; Amendments proposed,
By Mr. Case, 360, 376, 386, 387, 388; Feather-
stonhaugh, 363; Fenton, 365; Castleman, 367;
Turner, 367; McClellan, 368; Kinne, 368; Lar-
rabee, 369; Kilbourn, 381; Re-committed, 370;
Reported back, 376; Ordered engrossed, 390;
Passed, 400; Reported from committee on revis-
ion, 594; Concurred in, 594.
-On resolution relative to contested seat,
14; resolution of Mr. Wheeler to elect
HA Tenney, printer, 21; substitute for,
offered by Mr Beall, 21; motion to re-
commit printing report, 26; resolution re-
ported by committee on printing, 29;
Lovell's motion to ballot for printer, 29;
resolution as amended by Castleman, 30;
resolution to have additional papers fur-
nished, 36; motion to reject printer's pe-
tition, 41; referring Lakin's resolution.
relative to right of litigants, 46; resolu-
tion of Estabrook, to print journal, 61;
Whiton's amendment, to strike out "two"
and insert "one year, 73; striking out
5th section of executive article, 75; in-
serting in lieu thereof, 75; striking out
,two thirds" in section 10, and inserting
"a majority of members," 75; striking
out of section 2, "no person except a cit-
izen of the United States," and inserting
"any," 76; motion to re-commit executive
article, 78; salary of Governor, 86; veto
power, 90, 99, 252; passage of article on
administrative, 99; Lieutenant Governor,
99; passage of article on executive, 100;
right of foreigners to hold property, 107,
108, 126, 127, 128; exemption, 109;
rights of litigants, 125; postponement of
printing resolution, 131; price of print-
ing, 132, 138, 141, 142; passage of pre-
amble, &c., 143; disqualification of vo-
ters, 144; residence of voters, 145; stri-
king out word "white', in suffrage article,
145; reconsideration of resolution to print
journal, 146;. Doran's amendment to suf-
frage article. 79; colored suffrage, 180,
184, 185, 192; Reymert's amendment to
suffrage article, 194; Whiton's amend-
ment to same, 191; amendment of the
committee of the whole to militia article,
198; giving power to legislature to ex-
tend right of suffrage, 201; passage of
article on militia, 202; public debt, 204;
period of state loans, 205: exemption of
property from taxation, 206; prohibiting
certain evidences of state debt, 206; pas-
sage of article on suffrage, ; resolution
to rescind printing resolution, 215; maxi-
mum of representation, 216; minimum
of representation, 217, 218; single dis-
trict, 220, 224, 225, 228; pay of mem-
bers of legislature, 226; procuring print-
ing, &c., by bidders, 227; relative to ap-
propriations by the legislature, 228; pas-
sage of article on finance, 231; passage
of article on eminent domain, 232; boun-
daries, 251, 253, 258, 259, 262, 484, 512,
542, 547, passed, 548; term of sena-
tors, 253, 254; passage of article on leg-
islative, 255; passage of article on boun-
daries, 265; approriation to J G Knapp,
291, 292; evening sessions, 292; pay of
senators, 295, 309; bank article-Mr..AG
Cole's amendment, 303; Mr. Judd's a-
mendinent, 304; Mr. Bishop's amend-
ment. 301; Mr. Beall's amendment, 305;
Mr. Sander's amendment, 306; Mr.
Harrington's amendment, 307; Mr. Lar-
rabee's amendment, 307, 208; Mr. Har-
vey's amendment, 309; Mr. Kilbourn's
amendment, 312, 314; Mr. Prentiss' a-
mendment, 316; Mr. Larkin's amend-
ment, 318; Mr. Jackson's amendment,
330, 340; superintendent of public in-
struction, 331, 333; relative to acade-
mies, 334; sectarian instruction, 336;
age of children to receive benefits of
school fund, 339; article on banks, &c.,
passed, 340; amendments of the commit-
tee of the whole to article on internal im-
provements, 349; termani of improve-
ments, 350; amendment of the commit-
tee of the whole, 351; Mr. Sanders'
substitute, 352; resolution relative to pub-
lic lands, 354; contested seat, 356; pas-
sage of article on internal improvement,
360; apportionment, 366; relative to St.
Croix, &c., 367; relative to Waukesha,
367, 357, 388; relative to Washington,
367; relative to Racine, 368; relative
to Walworth, 369; relative to Dodge,
369; passage of article on education,
378; Mr. Kilbourn's appeal on point of
order, 381; recommitment of article on
apportionment, 381; allowing counties.
option in regard to single districts, 385;
reconsideration of vote concuring in re-
port of committee on apportionment, 386;
concurring again, 390; address, 399; re-
jected, 595; passage of article on appor-
tionment, ; pay of contestant for seat
425; tenure of judges, 434, 438, 457
removal of judges, 458; election of judg.
es by single districts, 459; merging pro
ceedings in law and equity, 459; instruc
tions to amend article on apportionment,
465; reconsideration of legislative arti.
cle, 467; instructions to amend, 467, 468;
removal of senators, 469; judicial cir-
cuits, 470; supreme judges, 471; sepa-
rate supreme court, 472; adoption of re-
port of committee on legislative article,
473; passage of same, 473; right of
corporations to take private property, 478;
incorporation of towns and villages, 479;
pay of H Tuttle, 484; passage of article
on judiciary, 485; exemption, 489, 501,
503, 518, 519; passage of article on
amendments, 513; passage of article on
incorporations, 513; ordering exemption
article engrossed, 525; reconsidering
same, 531; amendments, 535, 538, 539,
540, 541, 557; rejection of article, 511;
testimonial to Captain Quarles, 532; in-
structing committee of revision relative
to canal lands, 553; removal of county
seats, 556, 591, 592; right of married
women. 558; senate districts in Racine,
560, 581; places of holding legislative
session in case of necessity, 561; assem-
bly districts in Grant 562; in Racine,
563, 581; in Rock, 563; congressional
districts, 568; resolution rescinding or-
der for copies of constitution, 569; mode
of choosing committee on printing, 570;
compensation for printing, 572, 576, 577,
578; election and appointment of officers,
580; passage of article on schedule, 582;
apportionment, 582; printing constitution
in German, 584; adoption of address,
584; passage of article on miscellaneous
provisions, 585; resolution relative to ex-
emptions, 585; appropriations, 594, 596,
adoption of constitution, 599.
BEALL, S. W.-Remarks on Mr Kilbourn's resolution relative to the
business of the convention, 10, 11; Relative to ta-
king newspapers, 36; On the rights of litigants, 46;
Office of Lieut Governor, 78, 86; Right of foreign-
ers to hold property, 92, 93, 94; On exemption, 100,
104; On suffrage, 180, 182; Salary of Governor
71; Ordered discontinuance of reports of his re-
marks, 199.
BOUNDARIES.-Article on, reported, 62; Amendments proposed, by
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