Ncr.Fork Legislature.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 3. lsi2


On reading the journal twas found that MF-
Roor's motion inserted correctly the jour
nal, however, was approved By a part vote,


Ai,er ncce:yinr petitions and hearing thcreports
Of Committees, an amendment 70 hr- Sherwood :
soI,,,;oa. relating TO the public faith, offered by
Nr Roor. declaring the public creditinvioate and
that a1y member OF the Legislature who can IN
cline 70 Reputation OF such debts or can hesi-
trtc in the a.owaI OF his determination TO preserve
the plighted faith OF his State n4ioIate and her
honor unsullicd, has forgotten his duty aad abnn-
doned his own honor was ordered printed


a concurren, resolution for the adiournr1en; on
the 3lst Of March was laid on the table


Mr. FOSTER called UP the amendments ne had
offered the day before, TO the resolutions Of Gen.
Root relating to Gov. SEwaRDs Message on the
Bank Receivers Law. The substance OF these
onendator: resolutions was as follows:


Whereas the Governors Message did no. com
,nunicate to the Legislature Inc condition of the
State, or recommend any legislative action, or
contain veto of the bill therein mentioned -
therefore, resolved, ]. That it was cxtra-o.:icia
uncalled for and unprecedented: :. That Coz. Mar
cy's Message Of ,Nav lf. 1897, was no; analogous
TO ii; g. That the Constitution directing the Sen
ate 70 keep Journal OF its proceedings does
not require it, althouglt Ia, been usual, 10 enter
the Governors Messages when there is aay Tcl-
to apprc:lcnd an Executive busc o; the ?rac
tcc 4 Tha, the Senate has no, omitted aav Cu-
:: or shown any di.rcspect to The Governor in not
inserting his message upon the journal; ). That
the Senate is to keep is own journal withou, the
Governors aid and that any interference hy him
is unconstitutional; and Gth, that hereafter the
Senate shall always do as it ilas now done, viz.
refuse to enter the Journal messages announcing
the approval and signing Of a bill


after the rejection, BY party vote, Of motion
to postpone the consideration Of these resolutions
and some debate by Mcs-r<. Roor. ZDlcKlsSoS.
NICHOLAS and Foster, the motion to strike out
Mr.. Roots resolutions was carried by party
votc.


The resolutions Of Mr. Foster then ca,nc up and
a,nblc An appeal To Mr. Fosters cour,e.y was
made for a postpcncmcnt; 1t vas incticctnal and
motion was s-ladc to that effect by Mr.. HARD: it
was rejected by party vote. The first and second
resolutions were then adopted BY party votes


in the ASSEMBLY petitions were presented end
reports Of Committee, made. On motion OF Mr..
Hoffman, the report of the Comptroller and other
officers in answer his resolutions OF inquiry. was
called for that day.


Il resolution va. adopted fixing the removal of
the State officers for the 9Th inst. to-day) and
other removing the present, Comptroller, passed,
Ayes 80, Nays Ga party vote Similar rcsolt-
tions relative to the Canal Commissioners and tho
Attorney and Surveyor Generals were adopted.


The Governor transmitted Resolutions Of the
Kentucky Legislature relative to the inviolablity
Of lhS Public Faith which wcro ordered printed.