Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IN DIANA LEU tSLA1 nE.
IousE-Tuesday, Jan l5-Pctitions Presented
BY Mr.. Milroy. praving for the relief of NJ
George Holman OF W3Sne county. A bill or
that subject read three several times and pass
ed.
By Mr.. Hubbard from citizens of Wayne conn-
", the subject of the connection between The
the White Water and Central canals--reterred
to the same committee to which similar petitions
were referred.
Mr. k;Igore moved that Messrs, Wiley, Nor
row and Hun, be added to said conmlttee-re-
fused.
Mr. Hubbard moved that Messrs. Morrow and
and Lewis tie added To said conmttee-reiused.
/ By Mr.. Smydth, communication from W. {.
Foster ,preferring certain against DE-. WylIe, Pre-
sdent of Bloomington State University. refer
red to select committee of Messrs. Field
Smydth, Owen, Johnson of Monroe, Matson, and
Profit with power to send for persons and pa
pcrs.
On motion of Mr.. Kinney, ordered, that D..
Wyiie, be furnished wilma copy of the charges a
gainsi HIM.
On motion of Mr. Profit said committee were
instructed to inquire into the expectancy OF re-
moving said Univ from Bloomington.
The speaker laid before the House Commu-
ncation from the Board of Fund commissioners
IN answer to resolution relative to the dealca-
tor of David Burr, IN which they state that the
original amount due the State from said Burr
was S2l, $50 IS. That there has been paid at
different times the sum of l3, 761 dollars, lcav
mo vet unpaid S. 800 Is The commissioners
also state The security for the payment of the
balance is ample, and that they have assurances
that it will be speedily liquid.,ted
The house then took up the bill modifying tho
public works, and the question being upon strik~
ing 'th;ee, as the number OF the Board and
inserting five II was decided IN the affirm
iiye-ayes IL, NAYS 10.
tbn
section requiring that the members of the board
be elected from counties through which no pub
lie work passes; which reJected--ayes %,
uavs IS.
Mr. Owen moved to amend the Sd section by
striking 1t out ana inserting the following:
THAT from and after the first Monday Of March
next, the said Board shall consist of five members
TO be selected without reference to location, for
one YEAR but after the expiration of that year. to
wit: the first Monday of March. 1910, the said
Board shall consist of three members only
which was decided in the affirmative, by the fol
lowing vote:
Yeas-Mcssrs. Albertson, Alley, Anderson,
Arnold, Baker Boon. Bowles, Bright, Brown,
Carr of J., Carr of L., Chamber, Chapman,
Chiles Conawav, Cotton of p, Cotton OF 3, De
win. Earl Eggleston, Eldridoe, Field Glass Greg
orv. Hanna, Hendricks, Hubbard, Hurst, Johnson
of Mar Johnson of Monroe. Jones, Judah, Kent
on. Lewis. Major. MNary Milrov, Morgan. Mel
III.
Puett, Rose. Rush, Sands, Spanu, Townsend,
Truelock and Wilson of H.-53
Navs-MeSsrs. Allison, Brenton, BRYANT,
Bryce Cine Clvmer, Cogswell. Cooper, Gutter, !
Dole. Erbert, Flint. Graham, Heaiey. Heimer,
Hunt. jackson, kigore Kinney, Lane, Lee, Mar
shall. Mason, Matson, Mcclure, M'Cormc, Par
kcr Proitt, Riley, Smydh, Stewart Terrell,
Thompson. Vance, Wiley, Williams, Wilson of NJ.
Wines Wvnan, AMI Speaker--45.
Mr.. Wilson of II. moved amendment pro-
vding for the election Of chief engineer for the
term of three years; which was decided IN the at
As, NAYS %.
The House adjourned.
SESArE-Jan. I6.--On motion of Mr.. Cathcar.
the resolution passed by the Senate at It's last
session. censurnc the Hon. John Upton of the
Z. s Senate for vote on the subject of Pre-emP-
ton was taken from the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Kennedy,
The resolution was Indefinitely postponed by
The following vote
Aves-Messrs. Arion, Armstrong, Baird OF ST.
T.. Beard of NJ. Bell, Brown. Bryant, Clark OF
t.. Danninr, Hargrove. HoagIand, Kennedy,
Little. Mitchell. VI 'ffltt. Morgan, Mount, Riley,
sigIer. Smith of w. Stafford. Thompson of s,
Thomson OF P. Trmble, TuIev, Vawter, Watt,
Watts and Wiliiams-29
Navs-Messrs. Brady, Casey, Cathcart, Clark
# T.. Cole, Crawford, Dobson. Ewing of G..
finch, Greene. Hackci, Lowe, Moore, Smith, of
3 Turnan. and Walker-l6.
On motion of Mr. Smith oil Wavne. E
ResoIref. That the Judiciary committee
uire into the propriety and legality of Providing
" law that it shall be penal offence for any re-
alters Of ardent spirits sell give the same to
habitual drunkard with leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith Of ".
ResoIred That the committee on education in
uire into the proprieiy of amending the school
. W regulating tine examination OF school teachers
o that no person shall be entitled to a certin- :
ate of qualification. who is capable of teach
no English Grammer and Geography. i
From the Indianapolis Safe Gazette
INDIANAPOLIS. January 16. 1889.
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