Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28

pike road. Mr.. Iiarrts moved TO amend so that
bare ma prity of any succeeding Legislature can
repeal II, instead of requiring iwo-thtrds as the
bill does.
Mr.. Wright said "the great democratic princl-
p'e'' =! last winter, had changed now from requi-
ring ma prity TO requiring two thirds OF any en-
SUNG Legislature to repeal charters Tins had
been shown by the report Of the committee OF
conference this morning, on the Liverpool Bridge
/ Company, and The Senate should keep pace with
"ihe great principle" il changes. lie opposed
the 1endment
After further debate. Mr. Harris amcndr7c r,
was negatived, aud the bill ordered ,hrrt
reading.
/ House,, Jan. l9-Mr Carter from the solcc,
committee, reported the bill snhjecttng real mad
personal property 10 execution with amendments,
which wcrc concurred IN
I [rhe amendments of Mr.. Carter provide for an
nd C2ent TO the 9 h section. shut deionda
on demand being made, shall have tho privilege
! Of turning out property, which shall be sold n,
two thirds Of its value; and shat after the de-.
fendant's failing TO turn out proPeriy,the plaintiff
IS authorized TO select. The defendant having the
privilege Of reservlng Sl50's worth Of property
/ from execution.
| Mr.. Wilson moved to strike out two thirds and
insert three fourths. Lost.
j Several other amendments were offered and
rejected
j The question was then taken on the engross-
men, of the bill. and decided in the affirmative
! ayes II, nays %.
! AYES-Messrs. Bales, Boxer. Bowers, Brown,
/ Of NJ Brown of r. Brown of W Boiler. of r.,
Butler. of V, B1ttcrfiod CamPbcll, Carter, Coffin,
Clements, Davis, of s, Dufour. Damn, English,
Elmonson, Fuller, flanagan, Foulke, Gilbert,
Goodenow. German, Hardin, Hawkins, Hodges,
Hint lille, Johnson, Lee, L'nge, Logan, Lowe,
Major Marsh, Marvin, Mathers, Mccormick
M!iken. Montague, Moore, of +. Moore, of . i,
Myers. Nees, Nelson, NorvUil, O'Neal, Osborne,
Parker. Patrick Peak. PriIIim7n, Rich, Roberts,
Rose, Shelby, Snook, Steele. Stewart, Stratton,
Strain. Summers, Tevis. Thonpson, TIngley,
Wheeler, Wight. Williams, Wilson, and MIR.
S2eake--7l
! NOES-Messrs Brown, Of p Chrisman, Clay
pool, Cooley, CuPpy, Davis, Of NJ. Denny, Eli
wards Francis, iIararove. EnCkabY, Jackson,
Jones. Leslie, Lewis, Ma theny, locker, Mitchell,
Real, Robinson, Shoup, SImonson, Siuss, Summon,
Swyhart-35
| The question was then taken on the passage Of
Tho bill. and decided IN the affirmatiye-ayos II,
noes 81.
! Mr. Stratton. reported bill for relief Of Trus.
tees OF tho Methods, Church in ConuovIIlo;
passed.
SENATE. JAM 20 The House having refus-
! cd to recede from its amendments to the resoll
ton relative to refanJ,ng the fino imposed upon
Gen. Jackson.
Mr.. Davis moved tina, the Senate recedo from
its disagreement; negalivod 2S To II.
The Senate then insisted upon lis anendnen,
which was that no ccnsure should be implied TO
be cast upon Jackson Hall, by IS 10 ~.
i committee Of free conference was moved for
Mr.. Read said it would not ng:eo TO pass the
resolution without at the samo time declaring
that no implied censuro should be cast thereby
upon Judge Hall and he was bound to say thai
tho Democratic party would never accede to that
They wanted resolution for rounding without
any provjso attached to II.
[,t- r1-r ttt1 I,fa On IN
sis.lng.
IA message was received from the House an
nouncing that tho House had recipFocated th'
resolution OF tho Senate provided for ~ election
II U. S Sena Tor ca Moncay next
; Mr.. Koso's motion was debated by himself
u Mr. Rtchey and others.
i Mr. Ewing said Gen. Jackson never paid on
dottt 1T thu. fine, and read from Mics R"gIste
: Of juno Of that year, upwards Of two months Of
E ter the trIal which states, that although Geu J
= drew his check on tho bank end gave it to tn
ma rshai Of the court, yet that the citizens IT Ne'
Orleans raised the amount by Contributions OF on
dollar each, and paid it into the marshai's hand
before he had time 10 present the check.
Mr.. Wright said all the Democratic party i
tho Senate, with but three or four exceptions, Ia
voted fer this resolution as it passed this body
+ and IT seemed passing strange. that these gentle
= men had turned a somerset, aud were now en3oF
, vorng 20 strike oat what they had In part, vote
> for few days ago
= Mr.. Tannebitl, Who was present at the bl}te
New Orleans, explained tho circumstances Of tn
fine. He said that Gen. J Jackson did pay that fin
- refused to receive II from the Contributors VII
, offered to refund i--and ordered the amount tia
!, was raised to be given 10 the widows and orphnr
: Of those who had been billed in the battle. Fh-
;, was what was understood BY those who were 9
,, the GROUND.
g Mr. Walpo!o spike the samo side with th
@ Democratic members. IL said On the qnestio
,r he had uniformly voted with them. He aailnao
T..f4,-a *
AM go-aud.sx penny dish water Judge. inf
. NOUS, &c, and passed high praise upon Gener'
5. Jackson. He advised the Wing party to take III
h. Joint resolution now Cor If they do not III
I'd next Congress will be strongly Democratic, an
i the refuudIng resolution wall then pass, accomPa