Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

they may deem the same expedieht; which was
not adopted.
Mr. Wines of T., moved 10 amend. by adding
that the Muncietown and Fort WAYNE railroad
company may issue scrip, based upoil lands valued
according 10 the provisions of this bill; not adopt
ed.
Mr. Hanuegan moved the previous question ::
which being sustained, taken on concurring IN
the 24th amendment, and decided in the affirm
atIve-ayes %, noes q.
Mr. Robinson Of C.. moved to amend the 25ih
amendment by striking out the words two
thirds y and inserting a majority" the number
necessary 10 repeal, amend alter tie charter :;
which was not adopted-ayes a. noe -.
Mr.. Marshall moved to amend, by adding the
following proviso.
provided, that act, altering. or amending. or
repeating tins act shall take effect until the State
shall pay said association, the amount winch such
association has expended, in the construction OF
laid work, aud m the purchase OF State bonds,
with Ten per cent interest thereon"
Mr.. Edwards moved to strike out ten" and insert
six which adopted.
The amendment, as amended. was then adopted.
Mr.. Wines of A., moved that the provisions of
the bill be extended, in all its benefits and bless
ings, TO the Company incorporated 10 construct the
AIuncietown and Fort Wayne Railroad.
Mr.. Wines of V, moved the previous question,
but before any decision thereon, the House adjourned
until two O'Clock p. II.
In the afternoon the previous question was order
cd winch being. on concurr;ng IN the 25th amend
meut, amended, It concurred in by the House,
ayes II, noes %
Mr.. MARSHALL moved to amend the eth amend
ment relative 10 tolls and water rents. By provid-
ing that the tolls and water rents. shall not be
fixed at less rate than those works similarly 81
tuated in other States; which was adopted.
The 9th and last amendment was also adopted,
by the operation of the previous question embracing
the Richmond and Brookylle canal IN the provisions
Of the bill, by vote OF ayes D. noes %
\ message from the Senate announced that they
insisted their several amendments, to ,he bil Tor
the relief of the borrowers OF the surplus revenue
and other funds not concurred in; when
The House refused to recede from their disagree
ment to said amendments.
The bi 10 subject equitable interests in real cs-
tate and chooses IN acton to the payment OF debts
taken from the table and ordered 10 be e.
crossed.
On motion of Alr German. the bill suajectng real
and personal property u executon-proy for "a
stay law-was sgan taken under cons Iteration
the pending question being the rejection % SAID
bill. After consldera bic discusson winch Messrs.
Harding, Brown Of NJ, German, Chapman Of u.
and Robinson of Rush opposed, and Messrs. DAYS
OF T.. Runyan and others supported a rejection TIE
question vas taken and decided in the negative.
/ ayes 30. noes =.
! sand biz was tnen read a second time when
Mr. German moved 10 strike out the last year
stay where gold and silver Is demanded which mo-
( ton decided IN the Affirmative, ayes 81, noes,
( II.
Mr. Gooden4 poe-l to amend, by adding a pro
vso - that any person embracing the provisions %
this act, shai not be entitled to the provisions Of an
act entitled " an act supplemental to an act sub
jectiug real and persona! property TO execution,
approved Jan. :, l>42
Mr. Bearss moved to lay upon the table winch
motion did not praval-aycs a. noes 40.
Mr. Shoup moved that the bill and amendn nj be
referred To It select committee which motion pre-
vailed, and Mess7s. Shoup. German, Thompson Of
i f.. Chapman Of h., aud Davis of T.. were appointed
saId committee.
The oil to prevent usury was read third tins
and paSsed-ayes II, noes %
House a. ourned.