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

upon the table.
Mr.. Norvell offered resolution providing for the
election of prosecuting attorneys Thursday next
At ten O'Clock. the Senate concurrng; which. after
simc discussion thereon, on motion Of Mr.. Drawn
Of VI. was la i'd upon the table.
Mr. Shoup offered a resolution that the Sergeant
alarms ascertain the lowest price at which two
hundred copies Of the daily Journal and Sentinel
can be procured during the session. and to report
tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock which was
adopted.
Mr.. Mccormack offered jont resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting Representatives
IN Congress to vote for the passage of law re-
funding to General Jackson the fine of one thou
sand dollars imposed upon him by Judge Hall, at
New Orleans, IN his prosecution of the defence of
that city which was read and passed to a second
reading.
Mr.. German introduced Joint resolution in re-.
alton TO the repeal Of the Bankrupt law, or fail
ure thereof, TO amend TO include corporations
within It's provisions; read and passed to Z second
reading.
Mr.. Shoup offered resolution authorizing the
Doorkeeper to employ assistants; which was
amended on motion of Mr. Bradley so as not to ex-
coed two in number. The resolution was then
adopted
message from the Senate announced the pas
sage of the bill of the House for the relief of the
people OF Allen county, with two amendments,
| which were concurrcd IN, so that the bill is now a
\ ~
W. Bradley introduced a bill in relation to dock
citing cases IN Lake Circuit Court, which was read
| and passed to a second reading.
The House adjourned.
In the course of the ballotings on Monday. the
name OF Mr.. Benson, for enrolling clerk with
drawn after the third balloting. The names OF sew
eral other persons Withdrawn IN the course OF
the ballotlngs, OF which no notice was taken.
House adjourned.
SENATE
Duc :, 1872
\ message was received from the House notify
ing the Senate that the House had agreed to the
amendments Of the Senate 10 bill No. Of the
House.
The Chair announced the following standing COM
mittees
On Eiections.-Mcssrs Bright, Collins, Mitchell.
Eyerts, Harris, Farmer and Nest.
FihancP.-Mcssrs.P Parker, Read, Collett, Hoover
Collins, Kennedy, Morgan, Everts and Slncear.
Observation-Disclosures Wright, Bright. Greg
DRY, Pitcher, Collins, Harris, Kelso, Cornett aud
Defrees
Fedcral Reiafions-Ewing. West, Aker, Burke,
Hatfield, Ruell, Carr of j., Davis, and Reeve.
Educaton-Comett, Farmer Shanks, Rltchey,
Sands, Stanford, Bradley and Carr of d.
Military .l0ajrS - TannehiA Kelso, Mitchell,
Bradley Stanford, Duzan and Cotton
Roads-lIerriman, Alexander. Carr Of j., PEN
nngtUn, Odell. Hoover, Miller, Parks and Waits.
Canals and Internal improvements - Harris,
Wright, Tannchill. Aker, Bright. Mount, Ritchey,
Gregory, Cotton, Hoover Dobson, Shanks, Collett
and Sinclcar.
Torn IF Iadiaaapois-W Alexander, Stan
ford, Morgan and Rchey.
Clai"s-Dobson, Euc, Duzan. Bradley. Pen
nington, Burke, Herman. Carr OF l.. and Davis.
State Prisoa-Read, Watts, Iletield, Alexander,
Hogan, Hoover and Ritchey.
Jgfaished business Morgan hker and Collctt.
State LibrWy-Carr of j., Defrces Farn.er,
Dobson and Nofatt.
Public Buidings-Moifa,t, Pennington, Burke,
Miller aud Shanbs.
State Bank = Collins, Reeve, Ewing. West,
Odell, Watts, Derees, Bright Hoover, Carr of h..
Pitcher. Snclcar and Mofatt.
.lgricuhure-Watts Mitchell, Parks, Pcnning-
ton, Reeve, Farmer, Carr of j., Duzan and Tan
uehl.
CorPora.mns-Mller. Wright, Ritchcy Gregory,
Read, Defrees, lleleld .gCotton and Slncear.
EToHed Biits-Reeves and Gregory.
Engrosscd BHs-Mchcll and Buell.
COMMITTEES.
On Public Buildmgs-Messrs. Archer, Buell. and
Pennington
Canai Fu,d-Kelso, Cotton and lIe,ded
state Li5rary-Reeves. Parks and Mitchell.
The Speaker announced the order of business for
the Senate.
On motion, 100 copies of the order Of the business
for the Senate ordered TO be printed for the
use Of the Senate.
The Speaker laid before tho Senate the condition
of the several branches Of the State Bank Of Indiana
Referred 10 the committee State Pank.
The Speaker laid before the Senate commune
cation from the Governor, informing the Senate that
1. IL. kcirstcd would carry communications from
the Governor to either branch of the Legislature.
Mr. Parker offered resolution that JOINT commit
tee Of . on the part Of the Senate, and 10 on the
part OF the House, be appointed to examine the re.
vision Of the laws of the State and report thereon
Mr.. Ewing thought some legal gentlemen should
be consulted, and moved to lay or the table. Lost
Mr.. helso admired the gcn'leman's love for the
: people :; bat not his manner of relieving them.
lie could not consent to refer this matter To legal
gentlemen cut OF this house: at the expense of the
State.
Mr.. McGaughey opposed reference to persons
not belonging To the Senate. There are gentlemen
enough ia the Legislature competent to revise the
laws ot tie State. lie IN favor of the reso-
luton.
Mr.. Herman moved 10 amend by adding " and
that the House be informed Of the passage of the
resolution" Assented to.
Mr. Ewing insisted that some gentlemen who
were now IN the Supreme Court at this place should
assist in the revision.
\ message was received from the House notify
inc r,, Senate that the House had rcconsdered the
vote concurrnr w.t.; the amendments of the Senate
to House bill No. !, and asi';ed that the bill may be
The bill was returned to the House.
Mr.. Dobson believed the legal gentlemen referred
TO by the Senator from Knox, had moi time TO
attend TO it, and that such reereacc would p.ove
futile.
Mr.. Pennington thought this whole matter pre-
mature and moved that it be laid N the table
Agreed TO-
Mr. Parks introduced joint resolution to go into
an election for Judge of the 9th judicial circuit and
Prosecuting Attorneys for the several circuits OH
to morrow al o'clock.
Mr. Read moved to insert Saturday in lieu of