Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13


Jec, and Dot in taking hat under Arms and
begging for what we desired. He cSntcnse5 the
Legislature had right To instruct Senator'S iIfCon-
gross. though they were elected for SIX years. IL
we have MT r gbt instruct them, VINO has
lie should 20 against The amendment.
Mr. Bright sad the ground taken By the gentle
is0n Fayette J. untcasblc. and - support y.
nc had mingled Tie iud elfy yith the Senate, and
asks i instruct n sui The Judiciary - dr.
serenity constituted.
MT. Nfgat moved to amend the rs.ual reso-
luton read unless rcttioned tor by two
thirds Of TIC baEhru2l's creditors" Ayes =,
roes -
The question being upon M'. P4rkcl's amend.
mcnt.
Mr.. Rtchey believed tie amendment asserted a
doctrine extremely dangerous. accord NJ to the
the doctrine OF ihe gcni!enan. ruiEous iaw might
continue ~ operation Tor years. he Wal OF the
people to the contrary notwithstanding.
Mr. Deirecs TIE party 20 HON ihe gentleman
belongs, profess 70 hold u the doctrine Of the rslt
%, instruction bat What is their practice Where
have they obeyed As II the bankrupt iass, he be
heved / had done muci good. u ire lsw needcd
amendment let il be amcnied. But let It not BE-
repealed.
Mr.. R'elfy referred 'he gentleman to the Sen,
they had acted hypocrltcally.
Mr.. DAVIS moved 10 strike out - requested" be-
fore Senators, and insett = ir.s'rac;ed." Loot.
The question being upon Mr. Parkcr's Attend
ment. II was lost-ayes p. noes -.
Mr. MoiIati moved 10 refer the whole matter II
the ild ciary committee Withdrawn.
Mr. Corneti begged leave to explain. This law
had become 4 llw of The lani, and many have
avaed themselves OF u. and now II Is proposed 10
repeal II, which would deprive others of It's benefit.
He knew rot the wal. 81 las constituents on the sub
ject. lie should therefore vote against the engr0ss
ment Of the resolution. Ca the engrossment-ayes
p noes u.
Mr. Pennington objected to the President pro icn
deciding, as lac had voted on the question
Mr. Dobson concurrcd WIKI Mr.. PENN gton.
Sena.e adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
question Arising whether the President pro TEN
could give the casting vote IN case ol tie vote M
the Senate, to obviatc difficulty. leave grant
ed 10 Mr.. Nalpo.c t. change his vote. reserving 10
himself the right to move tor reconsideration when
all the Senators were present. Agreed 20, and the
resolution was lost. foilo~s:
AIEs-Messrs. Bright. Carr Of J., Carr q. l.,
toliett, DoJson, Duzan, Harms, lleiheld. Henri
man, Hoover. Miller. Mitchell. Parks, Pointing
ton, Read, Reeve, liitchey, Sands, Shanks, SIN
clear, Stanford. Tannehl sud " etts--23
NoHs-iessfs. Aker. Alexander, Bradley. Buell.,
Burke, Collins, Corncit, Cotton. DAVE. Defrees.
Everts, Ewing. Farmer, Gregory. Hodge. helso.
McGaughey. MoiIait, Morgan. Mount, cde Parker,
Pitcher. Wapole and Wrght-25.
1 hc Senate resolved itself into committee OF
the whole. Mr.. Read IN tie Char. when
On motion o. Mr. Bright the Governors message
was taken ep and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
bill for the reduction oil Ihs salaries OF public
officers, and the per diem allow of members OF
the General Assembly Referred u committee or
finance.
! a biz relating to the duties of county Auditors.
Mr.. Hodge moved that Al be referred to a select
committee. Agreed 10.
\ bill To- vacaic the town of Frankfort, Lagrange
county. Passed to Il third reading.
\ bill fer the establishment OF state road IN
Daviess county. Referred To committee nn roads.
\ bill respecting docbcts. Referred 10 the ludi-
! cary committee.
Mr. Wright introduced petition from the Nd
mustrator Of Francis Godfrey, relative 81 ibc vii
Of SAID Godfrey Referred to Messr-. Wright,
Burke and DAVIS.
Senate adjourned.
Senate Cha,aLcr inc. 10. la.
Messrs. CuATNANs-h your publ shed proceed
ings Won state that Ar Parker introduced rcsoiu
tlon nsiruciIng the Judiciary committee To enquiT"
INTO tie cXpcdicncy Of making treasury notes re-.
ccivable for all State ducs-wlich resolution vas
rot introduced by Nr. Parse. hut ~ myself !
would not have named this matter 0aly i1r tie fact
that many mistakes at the same kind were made ~
the Reporter oi last WINTER.
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