Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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RIDAY, OSC OU
t Mr. Smith, from the select committee on that
subject. reported hill to vacate part Of the In
danapolis. CentrcvIie, and Richmond State road.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hanna ofC,
I Rcsolred, That the committee on Roads. in
Iquirc into the expectancy Of so amending the 49th
section Of &C, for opening and repairing public
roads and highways, that supervisors shall have
power call hands InGiscrisninafely till all
roads in each district are put IN complete repair,
ANNUALLY.
On motion Of Mr. Reeve,
Resofped, That the committee cnnals. &c,
inquire into the expediencv Of constructing At the
leNpense Of tho State, q McAdan,ized Turnpike
road, from Rushville, Rush county, to some point
on the White Water, in the direction Of the civ of
Cincinnati, o.
On motion Of Mr.. Lo,g,
Resolred, That the Committee on roaos nouire
int" the expediency Of amending the road Law, SO
MS to cause cart ways to be opened and repaired az
other roads are.
IN SENATE
MONDAY, Jan. g.
NJ. Boon offered the following resolution:
Resoired, That the judiciary committee be in
s'ructed to inquire what change ., any be necessary
in the law to secure the state the best m.,e oil
collecting the money If which, David Burr is de-
fauer as represented by the Board Of internal i'm
orovement, with leave to report by bill or othe.-
wise.
Mr.. Morgan moved to amend the resolution bv
striking II out from the resolving clause and insert
ing, "that the judiciary he ms, .ucted
=" inquire what amendments are necessary to the
laws eaf'rcng the collection Of debts from public
de:.uters;" winch amendment was NJ, agreed to-
The resolution was then ad ,pied-ye 30-naysl
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From the Indiana Journal
In the Senate a res ,uion has been adopted pro.
vIdinC Tor an adjournment, sine die or the 31fh
inst. the House "f Representatives conrurrny. The
bill providing for repeal Of he several SPECIAL acts
IN relation to the jnrsdic:inn Of justices Of the
peace has been pos, pc ned indefniteIv bill has
been introduced by Mr. Thompson Of Perry FIR the
surplus revenue 10 which Indiana will oe entitled I
under the provisions nf the Of Congress Of last
session. This bill, believe. provides for dis,r;
buiing the money in equal portions among the sew
c'ai counties Of the state TO be oaned out al pe.
cent. per annurn. the proceeds tn be- unprecedented
TO internal improvement and education purposes
equally. The bill has been twice read or.l.,.d q.
he printed, aud IS made the special order for Mon
day next. Inc bill f'r the rnation Of Ohio county,
OUT OF Deasbor has moi been reprsed back from ths
Judiciary committee. A considerable number of
bills generally Of local character, have been ,a.
SEQ within the last two or .h.,.ee DAYS.
me a" h-or-ng quessiae befor. the House is.
:'at object shall the surplus be applied
There are no less than half d.zsn propositions, on
TINS subject now befi,re the H use and committee
sS"ne are for placing II in the Banks l,ank upon-
some for placing it in the different Banches tc be-
!oaned out on freehold security, and Others ~ plac
ing 1t in the hands Of agent in the several couu
lies TO be loaned on good security.
Among the Subjects that have occupied the At. 4
lentiOn oil the Son re, since last - 4 t ner,l|
riding Tor the formation Of new county, called n
OHIO, out Of The county of Dearborn, which ;.adI
'aesed the House Of Representatives. Il w.sI
VICE read, debated. ana referred TO the committee
n the judiciary That committee has reported i,
sack to the Senate, and ccomnenced lie indefsn.
te PosPooemenf Alter considerable debate
however. II was re-commisted to the judiciary com
mites, or the suggestion that the committees v..I
Not full when tho former action was had upoo !,
Nd that the petitions aud documents seeompa.vJ