Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

u Huiuutto u ytaleIOaSS proceedings UelbR
read, the Chair announced the following:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Eicc,ions-Me.sr Elliott, Berry, Blair,
Akcr, Horrio,,, Hoover of Tip, Kinzer and
Mount.
On FIaance--Messrs Parker. Moffatt, West,
Hoover Of W, Morgan, Stevenson, MCKEE. Ever,.
and Watts.
On Ms judiciary -Messrs. EggIss.on, Wright.
Nave, Angie, H,rns, Gregory, Elliott, Baird
Chamberlain, Walpole, Bright, Parker, Collins,
and Pitcher,
On Federal Northumberland. Carnan, West,
Sinclair, Cornei, Akcr, Burk, Reed and Sheets.
On Education -Mcssrs. Stevenson, Carr IF j.,
Bright, Wright, Shauks, Sands, Roberts, Foster,
Elliott, Sinclair and Corne'.
On Military Afhirs-Messers. Blair, Miller,
Watts, Berry, Bradley, Hatfield, Parks, and Sands.
On Roads-Messrs. Kinzer, Reeve, ThnpehIli,
Eyeris, Carr Of l., DAVIS, IIorr:man, Herriol,,
and Mount.
On Canals and Internal Improuements--Mes
srs. Baird, Davis, Mofr,l, Miller, Roberts, Bright,
TannehiIl, Reeve, Mount, Burk, Aker, Walpole,
Herrio,,, Gregory and Harris.
On tic Torn Of Adianapohs-Messrs. West,
WalpoIe, Nickle, Hoover of w, Shank and Sand.
On Ciaims--Messrs. Dobson, Sheets, Sinclair,
Angle, Bradley, Carr of j., and Hoover OF TIT.
On the State Prison-Messrs. Read, Hatfield,
Herman, Sands, Kinzer, Carr Of L., Cornet, and
Davis.
On Unfinished Observation-Disclosures. Morgan,
Reeve, and Roberts.
On tie. State Lbrary--Messrs. Nave, d bison,
Angle, Berry, Bradley, Burk and Carr Of j.,
On Public Buiidings-Messrs Mnffa,t, Carr,
Of L., Dobson. Davis, Foster and Hatfield.
On the State Bank--Messrs. Collins, Everts,
Morgan, Carnet, Hoover Of Tip Pitcher. Carnan,
and Watts.
On observation-disclosures. Watts, TannehilI, Ho:-
riman, Hoover Of w, N,ckie, aud Parks.
On Comparatively essrs. Chamberlain, Wright,
II ~ II II..-
ON Enrolled B~iHs-Messrs. Harris and Pitch
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Public Neutrality-suspicious. Wright, Gregg
ny, and Roberts.
ON the Canal Fund-Messrs Wright, Gregory.
and Roberts.
On the State Library--Messrs. Foster, Reeve,
and Angle.
Tho Chair then announced tho order Of bust
ness for the session.
On motion of MIR. Egg!eston, Unanimous con
sent being given,0 Messrs. Jas. Is. Johnson, Dan
iel Yandes, and David Burr, were included in his
resolution Of yesterday, citing certain persons at
the bar Of the Senate.
Mr.. Harris moved to reconsider the vote OF
yesterday respecting the election of Sorgeant-at-
arms. Mr.. Elliott opposed the motion, deetnlng il
useless waste Of the public money. Mr.. Dobson
wen, in for the election of that officer, from the We
ry opposite bellef,being convinced that more mon
Z " III UC VI III tIiu "ouiG
pay his whole salary, and that therefore,, the soon
er tho election was gone into the better, on the
score Of economy.
The motion of Mr.. Harris was sustained by
ayes 26, noes D. The ayes and noes were then
called on tho proposition to go into an election,
and decided as follows: ayes 26, noes %.
The Senate therefore went into the election of
Sergeant alarms: Messrs. Harris and Gregory
acting as Icllers;
John d. Strickland, of Montgomery county, hav-
y" received a majority Of all the votes gwen on
The 9Th 5a11oI77ssSs,S ss,2"I@=@ -e-e''eo IN
gcant-at-Arms for the present session.
The President communicated a message iron
tho Governor, announcing that Isaac a.. Pearson
had been appointed TO bear Executive message
TO both Houses.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevenson.
Ordered, That one hundred copies OF the order
of business and of the standing committees D.
printed for the use of the Senate
The petition of certain citizens OF Ripley re
specting the system Of internal Improvement
(presenten Yesterday was again read, and, Of
motion, it was referred to q select committee, con
sis,inc of Mossrs. Waits, Cornett, aud Nor
gan.
Mr.. Baird presentod tho petition ofJesse Fran
and 800 other citizens OF St. Joseph, rcspecun
the jurisdiction Of Justices OF the peace; who
was referred to a select committee, consisting
Messrs. Baird and Auglc.
Mr. Collins presented u memorial from IN
New Albany Branch Of the State Bank OF Ind
ana. Referred 10 standing committee on Stat
Bank.
Mr.. E.er;s presented a petition, which was re
ferred 10 Il select commIttee, consisting oil Me-
sTs, Everts. DAVIS, Roberts, and Baird.
MIR. Carr of j., offered u resolution that IN
Senate, {~iN the concurrence OF the House, q
into the election OF a President Judge for the IT
judicial circuit, a1d tho several Prosecuting y
toruoys, to morrow. At 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Nave offered a resolution prov ding for I'll
empioymen, of an assistant TO the Door keePet
which resolution was opposed by Messrs. Chan
berlanAaad Osborn, on the ground that the Doc
hssps ~, ]s@P sos,sas 9'' n ,ss, ,hs p r,s,
keeper had eht, without, the sanction of h
Senate, to tf6Pfy ASSISTANTS. a motion Of NJ