Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-10

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TIE f,Iewiag letter from nembsr II de leg
;s,aaass waas received some days since, bat il |
win 70 des& iassrsssiag 'oear rsedsf'.
lxssAsAro1n, Feb. 9ed. 1898.
Esee~ed Ffiesds.-BilN' arc passing BY their
titles It The rate II ten miles houf, - sa'ways
shs eass a shia period ofshs session. Tho House
,his morning eoucurred in the Resolution passed
b. the Seaase somesiuss since, agreeing 70 od-
,,,rn un thg l0th list. Tbece - great mass Of
S.,s;asoo bsfses bosh bfaschss Il the Legislature,
.sa sa,sss m,Ay long ssajmpartant Bills ssspor-
isssd 70 pass b. sis stsjs, will certainly be lost,
- n vilI g impossiSle 10 read al tho Bills now
- fls. An seem very snx;ous to get through;
doubt whether Ne shalt be able to keep quo
nm snsil ~ adj ,urn.. Yesterday . Bill passed
shs House, changing the character Of ." maeh Of
DE- Rod - lies between this place and Lafayette
from that of 4 Rail- to McAdsmssd Road; il is
psr .under discussion in the Senate and ] think
win pass; IL co. there will - 10 Rail Road IN the
0ss,a, except Gom this place q Madison These
ehasses wil b . great saving 70 the state. The
pay II ths slicen enesssq in psosscu'inz 'hss y'-
ssm Of lstssnai lmprovsmeat will be reduced be-
fses he session closes. Tho Committee Of Ways
asa lassss made yspSabIs reposs this morning.
Il shGps ~ Treasury in . noDtsh;"g condition.
Ldysyens wAsn tho Legislature Adjourned, the
Tsss6n531wss bshiadS stwss6 swen,y and thirty
dAoeqd 0uas; shiQGear, sssr paying all s1-
psaG sASrs will b . haodso0e bslsncs Iefe IN
shs Jssasuty. The taxes Sor sssss<s - internal
1mpsevsaAsst purposes viii be shessus that they
wess1,A year, viss nltssa Cents tRlhe hundred
dollars. a Bill has pd rho HodjOI oes1aiz;sg
sad squaliziag tho Judicial CrcuisSSs Ne. State,
which m1kas some changes 10 the time shielding
sbe CoustS 10 our Circuit. do not now rscoIlect
NI the changes, but if tho Bill should pass the
ssoass, Isuppose il will be immediately publish
Cd, IN order .ha, the diasrcn, Circuits 1hy under
ssaod lin provisions, and mike their arrangements
accordingly. TIE charter Incorporating the Rich
moed and Rockville Canal Company, has just
passed. without amendments % Joint Resolution
which originsted in and passed the Senate, has
Just bess sazrossed in tho House by large vote,
distressing our Senators and requesting our Rep.
seeeasaiives in Congress TO use their efforts in
makias tho notes Of specie paving Banks rcceiv.
able fos public lands. Very respectfully.
0UNMARY-FsomE tie Zsdiana Journal, Jan. 80
A esosidssablo portion Of tho afternoon Of yes
tssday, u the Senate, was occupied in tho discus
sioa q he rfopsisty Of granting change ofven'
ue 10 esiminsl cases, which came up on tho petit
aso e ~ iadividual in Pack county charged with
an attempt % commits sape, who desired change
u vsnus % the county Of Monsgomery. Tho pro
Peisty e graaiing . ehangs was advocated by
0sssss. Thompsoo AZ L., Kc ,nedy, Puett, Cole
sieh, and othese, sad opposed by Messrs. Mitchell
Thompsso of r., Clark, B0ard, and others. The
bill was passed. by . couss lcrAblo majority.
A bill was introduced by Mr. Task in additios
% The bill psovidi.s Coz general system Of 10
serual Improvement 10 prosecute during the ncx
season tho northefn part Of the Central Canal
which WAS twice feld, when Mr.. Colo moved 4
commit il to select committee with instruction.
- 6s Noblssvil,e and Andsrsontown ~ points il
The lice. Ma Ewing moved 70 amend tbs instfuc
sieas BY aakiag Peru the aermin aiipg Point.--
BEIGE the question was taken the Senate adjourn
-. Thssc - . hill in. the Sonate directing tn
MaAioon and lafayette Rid Road to bc- change
iaio = susspike road, which has received but on
reading. No Indication Of tho Sen tic in. refel
sace % the proposed change has yet been giver
Yesterday vas day Of unusual interest in tn
House Of Representatives. Tho Bill proposin
to change the R,iI Ro,d from Madison to Lala,
cite into a McAdsmiscl turnpike, camo up &
consideration carly IN the day.
After the bill received its second reading, NJ
Judah proposed IN amendment, with tho consc'
~ was understood u sna jDrisy Of the members
the line, the object Of which was to establish tn
portion q the rJ10 n0tWco0 Indianapolis anu l.
layette rs turnpike rOad, aud directing @25O.O(
to DO immediately expended ON that part If Il
road, and leave the southern end discretional
with the B3arl of 1niernll 1mprov ement to dete
mine between q single track R,il Road with q
bats and McAdamised turnpike. Tho amen
mont was s~pported with great ability by N
Judah, Mr.. Marshall, Mr.. Lane, Mr.. Evans. u
opposed BY Messrs. Owen and Briee. Mr.. Poi
spoke sgainst tho amendment, but indicated
willingness to support such . Rail Road ~ d
honor and interest Of the State in his opinioa
quired. Mr.. vsndsvesr moved to rscommis q
Bill to select eommittee, and afier some remas
n favor ofshe motion BY the mover and by n
Jones, and against IL BY Mr.. Owen, the questi
wss sakea and decided in the afiirmasive-ye
81, nays -. TIE bill 10 now in the hands Of I
fiisods a DE read, and hopes are ensertaincd Il
that ran rod, deemed vitality important by
lsiso9a, win - savsa. The committee vas
appointed yesterday evea;ag, but the undcrs,a,
ing vss that Il veo6 b committed 10 The friel
Of ~ ~.
nsssss. vsadsvees, Thompsoa Of A. Caamb
hin, Jeaes, Masloek, Lane, Ice and Macy y,
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