Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

Graz (ordsville and Salem turnpike road,
hat portion Of the report providing for I
300 900 to that object was not adopted.
The amendment providing for the Vim !
cennes and Evansville Rail Road was a.
% adopted. The report being through,
Mr.. Evans proposed an amendment, in re-
Iation to the Charlottesville and Salem
road. when the previous question, to in
definitely postpone and to Law on the table,
we're respectively called for and second
ed. The question to lay on the table hav-
ing the precedence, was first put and de-
cided IN the affirmative: when the House
adjourned.
On Yesterday morning, on motion Of
Mr.. Vandeveer, the resolution from the
Senate, heretofore laid on the table, pro-
viding for an adjournment sine die, on the
LIST Monday in February, was taken up.
Mr.. keIsO moved to amend, by striking
out the FIRST Monday IN February, and in
sertinq Saturday the 7th Of that mouth.
Considerable discussion was had on the
.propriety Of fixing on time for adjourn
menf, in the course of which il was agreed,
lon the part Of some Of the friends and op-
peDenfs Of the internal improvement bill,
that il should be suffered, SO far as they
were concerned, to take its quiet rePose
upon the table, for the remainder Of the
session. There appearing to be a partial
assent, that the business Of the session
could not he profitably gone through with,
in less than two weeks, Mr.. Lockhart
moved that the further consideration Of
the resolution be postponed until Saturday
next; which motion was Cd rr,ed in the az
6rmativc, by vote Of ayes ~, noes 30
This matter being satisfactorily arranged,
the House resumed the regular business
Of the session, with much apparent good
feeling and a desire to attend with prompt
ness and energy, to the accumulated bust
ness Of local and general character
which lies before them-there being on
the files of the House upwards of one hun
bred bills on their second readings.
In the afternoon Of yesterday, the bill
for an extension Of the charter Of the Far
mer's and Mechanics Bank of Indiana,
at Madison, after discussion, was, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Wlllet, indefinitely postponed,
by a vote Of ayes 40, noes SO. The bill
providing for the State subscription of
5000 shares Of stock in the Lawrence
burgh and Indianapolis rail road compa-
ny. and for loan, on the part Of the state
sufficient to complete the road, by being
by mortgage, on the real estate,
On tho part Of the company, for the pay
ment Of the same in 80 years, was read a
third time, and was lost on its passage, BY
\ vote Of ayes %, noes 40. /
From the Indiana Journal, Jan. p.
A bill has passed the Senate providing
Or the further prosecution Of the Wabash
md Erie Canal; which provides, among
'ther things, that the Board Of Canal
shall, as soon as a due re.
gard to economy IN the construction Of the
work will admit, put under contract 50
much Of the Wabash and Erie Canal as
les between the termination Of that which =
, now under contract and Georgetown-I
hat the Canal Fund Commissioners shall :.
Ontract, at such tunes as they may deem
1Ost conducive to the interest Of the
late, for loan of t,ro hundred and trenty
eren thousand dollars to fulfil the con- =
his act, on a credit Of fifty years, but re-
in whole or in part after the ex-
iratIon Of thirty years, and at an inter- ;,
st not exceeding per cent. per annum !;
that the Governor shall appoint three :
persons as a board Of appra,s- ;,
rs, to assess the damages to property on :
,e line Of the Canal-and that the Canal !.
,all be 50 located as to cross the Wabash :
yer from the north to the south side be-
veen the mouth Of Eel river and the head
Billiards. bluff, the manner Of crossing :.
'e river to be by an aqueduct or in the !,
ool Of dam as the Canal Commission "
. shall determine best, on a full view Of :,
I the circumstances. =
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