Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27

was because the representative firm Jacks county lMr
D1nbnI who has been coahnei 70 bis BY serious ntsp
stor, would time Re able 20 re Ga TIE use ard vote
To- Senator That gentleman has been well enough
aush be brought TINS Honse for week past,
and u il eaIel 80 Wi again be able 10 attend coaven
iioa OF tie two house ms s was reason enough ir at
ton ping biuE the election to-day. Ca Yesterday M
Dunbar nflnot III fieads that he could attead Al tie cleo
ton could be brought Accordingly Gt was sent
70 this chamber nesting th the election h he ought
o. Al clock. NJ this done than tie news was
whispered through This Chamber and motion dc imne
dtey % al 0urn although tie boy had not been IN session
hlJ an hour ali di aouTn The proposition was again
renewed ~ the House morning for the easoa,
Tat Il, because Ar Dunbar able 10 appear Il IL
place Il said by gentlemen Of The site patty, that
they oefeI week % into election To- SenltJT
Yes they did And how magnannous II They kHeU
Tat al that time several members OF the demoerae party
absent The representative from Dubos ani the Senator
tom shelby m until this week and we've not here
when the wings Of the were anxious TO brng on The
Gle ton The Representative from Jackson and the Senator
from Marion coaGu ID their sickness Here
Jour Democrats absent Besides all these in
House filed by rcntlcmin having right occupy
- while another gent enan was entitled 10 It fairly from
having receirss mgiory Of the Peoples rees, according 70
the law and the stiuion fairy and fully show
m TIE Investigation Of The contested election. Thus Mr.
Pres cnt, mrgaaaim0us opponents willing
INTO the election Of United States Senator chen eg he'd this
ddtd1g. Us, ana cOmpn uai the House nave not ac-
ccdd 10 their proposition. Then TeIdy Some
OF our members atseat-some sick and Of them
yet permitted Every portion Of the
Stale IS interested n tbs election, and every member should
be present
Now Sir ,re are ready All the members are here But
nOU Opponents not ready, ahoug every member II
teir patty present, and ath0ug II underst Oh they
have been almost every night since the ado ton
then resout order whip into the every rrGc
tyTy member OF their party There no further ne
oeS>ty for delay every member of the houses IS in
attendance Tie parties equally dix idcd, and the
ulct leaul Oae-but must be gone nto-and all the
Democrats and all the Wings mashalled pro-
pose l. 20 the election. Ii this opOSa ac-
cepcd let the responsibility rest on those who decline IT,
We IeAdy and opponents not, after all their
drilling and dr'gooung they Tor The peo-
pie II It mol now accepted and The Representative from
Jackson should de, be ohe unable attend,
"Onii DC Justhed IN pos'ponng Il uhul MS place uI
be hIlei he enabled u attend the convention II is
not accepted, we cannot tell when we nav again
be ready 70 20 issue with our adVor>aIies We may
Mt be IN the condition again during the remainder
OF the session. owing TO the sickness Of the member before
mentioned aud this matter Of much importance 10 be
decided when Of The WtOie people heard
The gentleman from Knox has minated that the people will
be family represented by their servants here and that
their wishe, vii! be degaIded Sir is remarkable with
what Rer formed der9OH that gentleman epOuscs the
Of the people II he apPrchends that members Will mi>re
present their constituents and opponents choose 70 refer
hs whoe tier 10 the pc pie, 70 be decided at tie ballot
box al the next August elect for have fear Of the
result (Hete Ar Ewing interrupted by asking what the
gentleman meant BY speaking OF ms nec formed derotoa
That gentleman appea:s TO know much Of him than he
knew If the gentle and ne would have him know that
he was much Older and had been much longer IN public lie
than the gentleman from JuhnS1n Mr.. M ctey continued.
lie gentleman from Knox stating
that he much older than himself The gentleman had
down his age al ha7dred years. Doubtless gen
eHln had been public life much longer tian he (Nlr r.
I'D been This world he must have been engaged the
business Of egltii0n" for more than hiT century,
while he 2ir Il had yet arrived forty. The
gentleinan character Is well known His speeches be-
oie the ciuntry-hs puci les have been avowe /.
But surely, Mo President, It never Known ual the
commencement If the present. Session, that the gentle
fom KroX had hec,me thoroughly dem cratic IL was
h' discovery winch led nm 10 peak OF the gentem1ns
fmcd devotion 10 the democratic cause, aad he could
close without congatuatns the and the country
that after The gentleman had opposed correct principles
long, he had last the Of his ways and
good OLD age Of hundred years, he had ardeniy
esp0u Cd the great piaoIples Of true democracy.
Senate Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. keso SAID he had been IN favor of the reso
luton To 90 INTO the election of United States SEN
ator but since gentlemen had made such chlrge>
as they had upon the wings, tor not concurrng IN
the resolution of the House. of yesterday and this
morning. hc should vote against the resolution. lie
was perfectly willing tie matter should 60 back 70
lie people.
Mr. Ewing then made some remarks, during
which lie understood to say, that If gentlemen
pcrscvered IN thrusting this question before the
senate, rui must be adopted that no matter dis
posed Of by the Senate shall be again brought up uy
resolution
The resolution was then laid upon the table
ayes - noes -.
by Mr.. McCaughey, that the committee on the
State Bank he instructed TO inquire INTO the expe-
dency OF providing by law for Stockholders wlIv
indeb ed To the State Bank surrenderng up their
stock IN payment OF such debts and that from the
date of such surrender. the same shall not longer
constitute part Of SAID capital and further, to in
qnlre into the eXpedIency OF the State AT Indiana
relnquishng that portion oi her stock in said Bank
that has never been paid for BY the State and when
SAID stock Is renquished. it shall to form
any part OF the capital OF said Bank. Adopted.
by Mr.. helso, that the Treasurer of State be re-
CURED to furnish. for the use of the Scni;e de-
tailed statement ct the receipts and expenditures of
the Madison and indianapolis Rail Road for the
year ISL and ~ a reported to MN by the agent
who had had charge Of that road Adopted.
by Mr. Mount, that the committee on finance be
Instructed to report bill creating State Board To
cquahze the taxes between the several counties ct
/ tins State, composed of JOINT committee OF the
senate and House Of Representatives. Laid on the
table.
b. Mr.. Read, that the Senate, the House agree
ing viii proceed on Friday next to the election Of
/ a United States Senator.
The President decided that the resolution was
out Of order
Mr. Herman appealed from the decision of the
ChaIr; upon winch discussion occurred, in which
/ Messrs. Herman. Read Pennington. and Collins
( participated; when the Char was sustained.
! Mr. Harris moved to take from the table n reso-
uton of the House, to 60 into election for United
+ states Senator Lost-ayc5 81, noes 26.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY, Dec. II.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
i Mr.. Davis, on leave granted offered a resolution.
providing for gong INTO the election OF Il United
States Senator, on this day, at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Hawkins moved to amend. as TO 90 into
SAID election at two O'Clock, tins afternoon which
motion did not prevail.
The Speaker laid before the House the report Of
Michael q. Bright, ESD eastern Agent for the
State
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