Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-20

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The House resumed p, ndng ques
ton, when
Mr. Clements gave his views support of the amenlmen
offered by Mr.. Fonlke.
The debate continued by Mcssrs German and Brown
of D., in opposition to said amendment.
The question then taken theron and decided in thu
negative by the following vote.
Aycs-Messrs. Bales, Bowers, Bradley Butler Of W But
tereii Claypoo, Clements Coffin, Davis Of NJ, Denny. Ed
wards Flanagan, Foulke, Francis Gilbert Goodenow Haw
kns. Hiatt. Hills, Hodges uckaby, Lee Leslie, Marvin
Mathers. Mcekcr, MITCHELL Montague Parker, Patrick
Proctor Reel Rich, Shelby. Sluss, Steele, Strain Straon
Summers, Sumner, revis, Thompson, Ingey, Williams and
Wson-45.
Noes-Messrs Baker, Brown of d., Brown of NJ. Brown
of r. Brown Of w Buer OF r., CAMPBELL Carter Chrisman
Cooley Cuppy Davis OF s. Duour Dunn English, Fuller
German argrove Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Ley
man. Lnge, Logan, Lowe, Major, Mathcny, Mccormack,
Mlkin, VI Of f.. Moore Of a., Myers Nees, Nelson,
Norvel, ONeal, Osborn, Peek, Pullman, Roberts, Robin
SON. Rose. shoup sImonson, SHOOK Stewart, swyhart,
Wheeler, Wright, and Nj. Speakcr-52
The question aglin recurring the adoption Of the first
resolution of the committee.
Mr. Foulkc the resolutions be stricken out
from the resolving clause and thu f,owng preamble and
resolution inserted in lieu thereof. TO wit
'Whereas from the evidence adluced in the it is
whether Enos Beall Madison Marsh is legally
elected epeent the counties of Steuben and De kab
the present General Assembly therefore
csolred said Beal Marsh requested sim.
uaneously resign their respective claims said
and the be declared vacant and another election be
dered whole controversy be again referred 10 the
people of said District u be decided by election -
when
Mr. Simonson said, that many amendments might be
Offered and much discussion cnSue, 10 prevent waste of
time he would the previous question, which was Sc
co-ded by maj Tty of the HogSe put, TO witt Shall
the main question be put and decided IN the afrma-
tive ayes %, -.
The main question being Shall the first resoluton-that
Enos Bea is entitled a seat the Representative
from De Kab county-waS now put and decided in the
affirmative by the follow ing vote
Ayes-MeSSrs. Baker, Blown of D., Brown Of NJ, Brown
Of r. Brown of W. Butler of r., Campbell Carter, Chris
man, Cooley, Cuppy Davis OF s. Dufour, Dunn, English,
Fuller German, Hagrove Jackson Johnson, jones' Lewis
Lcyman, Lingle Logan. Lowe, Major Matthew. NJ Cor
mack. Mkin Moore Of f., Moore of o., Myers Nee Mel
son, NoIve, O'Nea, Osborn, Peek Pnliman, Roberts,
Robinson, cse ShouP Smon'on, Shook Stewart Swyhart
Wheeler, Wright aud Mr. s eakcr-52
NOes-MeSSs Bales Bowers, Bradley, Butler Of v, But
terrified, Claypool, Clements Coffin DAVIS Of NJ, Denny Ed
wards Flanagan Foulke, Francis Gilbert GoOdcnow llaw
kins Hiatt, Hills, Hodges, luckaby, Lee, Leslie Marvin,
Nahes, Meeker, Mitchell, Montague, Parker Patrick,
PROCTOR Reel, Rich, Shelby, SluS steele, STAN, St0n,
Summers sumner TevS, Thompson, Tingley, Williams and
Wiscn-ij.
The question the second rcs1lulion-hat Madison
Marsh is entitled a the Representative from Steu
bel and De kabwas put and decided the Affirmative by
a similar vote the above.
The Speaker then announced that Nh Marsh could
forward and be into office wheeuPon on presenting
himself he duly qualified by the Hon. James W. Borden
AM took his seat member Of the House for the present
session.
Mr. Davis Of $, from select committee, reported bill
for the relief OF Catherine Calm which read and passed
10 a second reading
Mr.. jackson reported bill TO amend act 70 compel
speCuaols pay road tax equal that paid by actual
settlers; read aud passed &C. a second reading.
Nj Hawkins rep re hil To extend the provisions of
relative seculaorS pay inI road tax
tam counties passed 10 ,tcond reading also
bill appointing commits oners T. locate certain State
roads therein named passed TO a second reading
The House adjourned.