Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

John NJ Coleman. IL
Amaziah Morgan .
The balance of votes were given to Messrs. S. :
s Colleit, Cyrus Tabor, Rober, NJ Evans. ID. II.
Maxwell, Wm Wines, r. d. Owen. S. Judah, A.
Kennedy, A. NJ. Puett, and A. +. Morrison. 1t
was generally conceded, previous to the election,
that the three first named gentlemen would be
elected II
Noah Noble. Samuel Lewis and ]. 4. Graham
having received n majority of all the votes given,
the Secretary ofthe Senate and Clerk OF the House
/ of Representatives then proceeded 20 determine,
bv lot. the time they should severally serve
which resulted as follows:
J. A. Graham for year.
Noah Noble years.
Samuel Lewis 3 wears.
Whereupon the President of the Senate declar-
ed them duly elected for the above periods, from
the lst of March next,
/ Jesse L. Williams then elected Chief En- /
gneer for the period Of three wears. without OPP
position, with the exception OF iew scattering
votes. !
The Senate then returned to their chamber and /
after acting on number of bills, on motion OF
Mr. Kennedy the adlournlng resolution was ia
ken up. Mr.. Thompson OF T. moved to lay upon
the table; which not agreed to, ayes Il, noes
ii. Mr.. Sig!er NOV ed to amend, by striking out
the 18th and inserting the 23d. \ DIVISION OF
the question being called, the Senate refused to
strike out After some further proceedings, the
resolution was referred TO select committee OF
Messrs. SIgier, Mitchell aud bowen
On this morning. III the Senate, the bill! from
The House of REPRESENTATIVES, increasing the cap
ta stock OF the State Bank of Indiana, came up
for cons LIBERATION. very interesting and able
discussion took place, amendment pr"vid-
ing for increase of Branches, IN districts TO be
], designated by the legislature. A proposition was
also made apart 500 900 or this Years ioan
, for the purpose establishing new branches, and
T also. certain amount to be, IN like manner, set
apart OF each subsequent years loan or increase ;
d which propositions failed. The hisl after some
further proceeding theron, was ordered to third
t reading by large ma jorItv. The bill was then,
}, motion, read third time, when motion was
= made commit the bill to a select committee,
l. with instructions provide Tor the loan OF money
} by the State. lndiv idual stockholders, tor the
'f payment of the second and third instaments IN
p the new branches IN the same manner that loans
have been extended the stockholders OF the first
e twelve branches 4 division OF tho question be-
'r ing called the Senate refused to commit to select
n committee, by vote Of aye. IA, noes 80. he
bill was then passsd, by vote OF ayes SO, noes =.
Thus ends this important question, providing for
an increase of capital of 81 100000 for the year
1899, and $50 900 annually, thereafter, for nv e
" Notwithstanding to an increase IN our banking
: capital of S5,O00000. The bill now only re-
of quires the signature Of the Governor TO become
law This bill, makes important provision in
favor of farmers and mechanics, by giving the
&C privilege of obtaining loans for slx months Or a
year, BY paving from sever. to eight per cent. IN
Thompson OF Z. recIprocated the resolution OF the
House of Representatives providing for aol ourn
ment sine die, on Monday the 18th inst
The great subject now remaining undisposel
nj Of is the revenue bill. We are happy TO be able
or to saw that there is disposition manifested. Il
at walk up to the work. manner that will sus
. tain the credit and character OF Indiana. Thu
16 calf bill Familiarity called providing for
crease in our internal improvement system
as 5reahed lis last IL the House OF Representatives
e. this afternoon.
~ on motion of Mr. kllgore, bill on the subject Q
he locating the north enc of the Central Canal wa
ra taken up, when he moved TO concur III the amend
no ment of the Senate with the following amend
~ nent: "A rail road from the Central canal o
a. Muncietown feeder, canal as far as practice
- bic and the residue by NJ Adannzed turnpike road
~ or the entire connection TO be made by Nj Al
-. amised road upon the nearest, best and cheapes
NJ, route from some point the Central canal
re Muncietown feeder to some suitable point on tn
,rd White Water canal, which may upon examinato
~, be most conducive the public neres, and lea
ba expensive TO the state, any law now IN force
nd the contrary notw this standings" which M
mo- carried; ayes 81, noes As. On motion of Mr.. Boo
1re the vote re-considered and the House the
d concurred in the amendment of the Senate wit
40 the amendment of Mr. klgore.
OF The afternoon session was occupied with II
n election of Commissioners of the public work.
8 =, a Chief Engineer
-; In the House, on Saturday. Mr.. Peasey's b
for the improve rnent Of the Michigan Road al
be for other purposes reported back from the
-. lect committee with amendments. Mr.. Brow
- moved the following amendment:
"That system men, provide priest
To sacrifice some goodly beast,
- And should this House select this calf,
- The following is its
n, EPITAPH:
.el- Here lies we'll understood
in To be of Modifying blood,
Its dam one of Pharoah's kine,-
ia Its sire was of the Peasley line;
A, And Judging from its horns and skin,
sho No system was among its kin
led 1t never tasted moral worth,
Instinct, not reason, gave 1t birth.
~ 1t did not fall by heavy blows.
=. But by small missiles-4yes and Noes
On motion of Mr. Profit, the bill was LAID
the table