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

Patrick. Proctor, Rich, SaeIby Strain. Strstton.
Summers, Sumner, Tesis, Tingicy aHd Wilson's
The resolution was sgain taken up amended. 80
as 10 provide for gong into the ceciiun, ths day, at
three o'clock. and adopted.
The House then again Tesvmed the consdeFaio on
os tie pending bill.
Mr.. Tevis replied to lie gentleman fran Carroll.
M KoSinsOa.l lie laid L would altogethrr -
out II the power vi tie cass q people 10 Dc benefited
by tbs ball to give lsFiaer security. J. PROVIDED.
i!iBt w.icEe is execution defendant ABOUT Il
move, taxing with biis property. cx-cut.on c-u.d
Issue. 1t Was hard Tor any las II Tcaci. the case
OF The dishonest man. lie conceived there
reason why additional security should be gwen. He
was Instructed 10 bring forward ih.s IN lie
present shape, and he hoped woaid Hci &c loaded
Gown with amendments.
Mr. Clements moved an amendment. tina, the pro
Visions OF t!iis ball shal be extended to debts
hereafter created. whch was adopted.
Mr.. MILAN moved % commit t. the lIjcisrr
committee, with instructions 10 amend : fellows
$50 amend the hi.i that but one execution shall -
sue IN The space Of twelve months. al toe defend.
aht cost, aud that ~ property. at freed sales.
shaI SCI! Tor less tGan Ito cash value. and tat ibe
execution creditor have tho right. sirr the plalu-
Ill chooses what tie law allows as exempt from
ecHioh 10 select the personal property II levy OIL.
and when TIC oldest execution creditor fails 10 puF-
chase the property al tie FIRST time Il l. offered i.r
sale, the next Oldest execution creditor may do -.
Mr.. Ievis moved To change the reference - q &c
4ect committee; when motion preys led.
he bili was then referred 10 a select committee
oil 1iessfs. Ievls Brown Of H.. Harsrore. Ma.Ahin.
and Campbell ith the foregoing instructions.
Several other bills read a second tiu.o, re-
ierred 10 committees aid Otherwise appropriately
disposed ".
UNITED STATS SENATOR AGAIN.
MI DAVIS OF >. now through the Speaker. en-
CURED OF The clerk OF The House if he had delivered
message IN relation 10 the election u L L nl,ed
states Senator, To the Senate.
The Chair said the clerk could answer.
The Clerk said, that he lad not delivered sald
message. That on entering the Senate Chamber
Tor that purpose he found the Secretary OF that b.
dy calling over the list of ayes and noes the
question Of adjournment. lie was calling the names
oI members on his entering, commencng with the
letter vi. The Door-kceper OF that body. Mr.. John
Cook, told him to wait until the vote was through.
before he announced The message. Whie waiting.
he told Senator, IN the hearing of others, te pur-
port OF the message. The vote, however, resulted
IN adjournment.
Dir. -- enquired. If tie clerk had not made
cut the message before the resolution OF the House
adopted
Mr.. Wilson said, lie could DO Justice 10 the clerk.
That as soon the Restitution was adopted the
clerk requested him to take lus pace at the deck
mat he did -, and tie clerk sat down and wrote
out the message la rather unusual quick time he
left the Hall 10 del yer his message.
Mr. Rich asked q these proceeding were 70, GU,
of order
The Chair informed him that he should have nad..
his enquiry before the tier had been disposed Of
he House them on motion, went into secret ses-
sion, on bill TINT had been acted upon. IN like
manner by the Senate; after winch, before further
proceedings, the House adjourned.