Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19

committing instead of in favor thereof The object Of
committing was to strike out that part of the bill which re.
duces the salaries of the supreme and circuit Judges.
Petitions sc. Presented.
BY Nh. Nees, for the relief Of the heirs Of John Talbot
referred to a select committee. BY Mr.. Fuller, for the re-
committee of MesSrs. Hubert, B0wlos and Fuller. By Mr..
Bears, relative TO a ditch in lands overlooked BY the Wabash
and Erie canal; referred to a select committee. BY Mr..
Miekle, for a State road from Portland TO Hartford; referred
TO select committee.
Reports.
Mr.. Norvell, from the committee on education, to which
was referred the PEoprie'y of suffering the purchasers Of
school lands to r%elinqaish a part and apply the money paid TO
the pant retained, reported against the e~xpedency Of such a
measure; which report was concured in also, reported 4
common schools; which passed to a second reading also, a
report by Mr. Hodges, against the repeal of the law allowing
State soup 70 be paid into tho common school fund.
Mr.. Simonson, from the committee Oh the State Prison,
reported against repeating the law allowing two bundled and
nifty dollars to a chaplain for preaching 10 the State prison;
oSucuiieu D also, a resolution that 900 copies Of the report
oil vIsiter Of State prison be printed; which was adopted.
by MI Chapman, against the expediency OF permitting su-
peIVlsors 10 be elected by their respective road cbuictsi
By Mr.. Roberts, from the committee on canals and inter-
nal Improvements, a bill for the relief OF John Sankey az
by Mr.. Bears, a bill reviving, extending and amending a
lands.
Resolutions.
by MI b3kemoTe as to The %eHPodieney Of permitting silver smiths
BY Mr. Mickle, that the auditor Of State report the salaries received
BY ar Rich, a joint resolution that our delegation in Congress be in
sh"~fNe w ltuutt ICi l " MtulNl ~ ANntic>S 10 I've dollars nf
day for The first five weeks and thee donArs per day thereafter pass
By Mr. Sutherland, in relation to the bridge over White river on The
Cumberland road passed TOT second reading.
by mr M,Donald, a Joint resolution Er d harbOr in Porter county
By Mr. Macy, a joint resolution authorizing the Governor 10 employ
some suitable person 10 appear in The supreme court Of the United
States IN defence Of our aPPraisemenI and execution laws passed to
by Mr CoRner, in relation to road from NoblezvnIe to raa; pass
By Mr. smith, a bin to restrict the assessment Of poll tax in spen-
By Mr. German n 10 reduce the excuses SSens Of the state crn,,e and
aboishias The offices Of commfssiaRes Of WABASH and E E6 oaT Ta s y
and west of INhnncgnon and Srhgfmffuu aq rennrrf cu,arfn.nrHnpf.
BY NJ HudaesiOn, to amend the act applying certain funds to pur-
poses Of education passed to second reading.
By Nj Vefbrike, bin granting divorces passed to a second read
ny Mr. Wright, to repeal a part Of the es1ay law passed to second
Orders Of he Day.
,u naf on ea 6@ amend n lne , esaa a%a Of 5s5 5he in w ss sngh, and : Nspolson
The bin in relation to probate courts in Dubois county was read a
Second time and ordered TO be engossed.
was read a second time, and referred othe judiciary eSSmiase.
% .n 10 aulhoIise le lansSroi bank stock m payment Of saline
The bill to postpone the sale Of sehoOllands was read second time
The bin relating to appeals from The judgments Of justices was inae-
fnrey postponed.
The bill 10 incorporate the first Presbyterian Church Of Decatur was
Nj Rich moved to amend, so that the members of the church be
held individually responsible for all contracts OF the corporation 10 The
he said, in favor of his amendment he wished toiet the individual
responsibility principle. The amendment was rejected ~ a vote Of
NJ Chapman moved 10 AID a poviso. hat The trustees shah ndt
seveml other bills Were read a seeOnd time and referred to appropriate
Committees. The House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House resumed ne eeHs4'erafiOn Ofthe day.
a second time and referred to the committee o. ways and mesfs
Bills Passed.
To authorize Sarah Ann Lockwood to unite wien her Ius,r-d
izing the PROCEEDINGS Of the BOARD OF Comnie3pners OF Ito ooIn-
~ Of Alien 40 a special session. To repeal m act authorizing the
rfmpv c OF me TO- . su totl, Q te rec passage o. ne wafer down
and md DSmpilc, 6os,ay Sc = : 10 nel 2 q 1 ne w. u ne~spaPsr
49, I Tg enc ~. 60 esJ = % - Pgs0hs io'""onsU en-
vailed wde LN . s4u's postage s'A'''"' "Ii'A H'0A0h pre-
JAcKsoN's FIVE.
The joint resolution in relation 10 Teunding the unjust Ge i'm
posed or Gen. Andrew Jackson II New ori,srs, and against tie
TO tie plan proposed BY William Cost Johnson, vas read a thind
Mr.. Hubbard moved 70 commit TO selerr comnttee with in.
struchons to divide tie joint resolution into lis separate and dis
Mr.. Eimonson raised n point OF order as to tie propriety OF en-.
Mr.. German ooafended. that unless matter le introduced dif-
ferent from the bin uaier consideration in tie Instructions, ii is
Mr. Huihet e~oaie21ed. thu, here were tyo distinct PROPOSE
would enable gentlemen TO vote rdvisedIy.
AMER some further discussion .Mr. Hubert amended his insfruc-
ions so 9. e separate the part reminding tie 6ne to Gen. Jackson
N. Edmonson moved a division Of the question on committing.
and tie question being. Shall tie resolution be committed7 il WAS
decided in The negative. ayes 9. noes 50.
On The question, Snail tie Joint resolution pass7 il was decided
J" h I'VE Alien Of p. Athon. nariour. roop. rowlss
Bnrton. Bvers. Chambers. Chapman. clark OF y. Cover. Cpn5y
Edrer. Edmonson. Elder, Engie. Fuller, German. Hullerf. Handy.
Hardin, IeIwir; HostetteT; Jones Of fo3rtaiH; Jones OF FrankIin.
theny, Mcclure. Mcconnell, Mcdonald. .WeRae. -Mrkle. .Anler
OF c, MONTGOMERY, .Moonev, Moore Nees, Norveh. O'Neall. Rob-
hins. Roheris err Safer, simonson' sPieknen' Turman' Williams.
Nous -grssrs. Anen Of t., Barrett, Bearsss, nlakemorc. Clark
Of IT,. CoEa. Conner, Downing. Foey, Ford Foresman. Gar.
! Toiues. Holloway. Bnadieson, KurIu sJames. Kerr. Lee Of JEFF
frson. Miller OF V .Moniague, Moran Nntier, Parker, Reed.
erland, Tevis, veri rke, Williamson. wome. wooms.-ts;
tive 80 a place Of holding courts in Tippecanoe county ne bill wac
read twice and mfsrred o the .S sommi y en- The ls IL also,
The wabash river; which was read and passed toa further action Of
~" a bill relative to a certain State road in the ce5aty Of EAhart :
4 joint resolution IL relation g The sso@pls,ioP Ct 2 Harbor at
hill TO eorres, .he plat Of En9easbgrgh, in Franklin county ;
Bis, SC Presented.
ny Mr.. Foley, a joint resolution against the annexation Of Texas
E Mr. German moved to reject the Joint resolution.
Mr.: Foley said = that rcs s,i va les a 'T n5ch ipssr'Se~ ~,ss T ~ %o@hS s%s
$ some OF the reasons which operated upon his mind, - presenting
S Which, is, %sr said a :, 70 ss%t Ss'Seen he north %s The 'ea'S' ""''
0 Iec'ed. If gentlemen had travelled with him ihruyh The barren
Sr jss ss this h.i rS.eiaien: We had snaash er baih a,et IN he unSsS
was opposed 10 is annexation to his Union.
Mr.. saasr said. that he had lived in the. State Of Indiana some
5 ee',iSg Scarce, aud he had been Informed thar lhsrr we're buaaioe-
i, Wished a new hs9ting ground attached TO @r territory.
70 Nr Bowie. ssd n he ssG r sisAmy ss1@ @l'% sh' !, sre1 / sG ard -, t. Wa 4
S %%, 9 not sappr'sd as TO which was lie Democratic sid. Of the que
e "G M. Speaker remarked. tia. he believed hi. wa. a Tyler question
bonrh, before Congress, We should act ON The sghj.et- The qucsi@
$500. Aasa Of Ps,nsn. a.h'n; nsstoqr nla1smors
? son, Elder, Ferry, Fuiie.y Gorman, Hal5esi, handy. Hardin, He'
/ wig, Jones Of Fountain, keimer; Kelly Lee OF Jefferson
:. Moore. Nets. Norytll. O'NtaI, Palmer, Parker. Robbins, Rotert
\ Of Putaam. Softer, Seller, simon'on, spicknan, Sutherland, Tur
man. Williams, Wright, and Mr.. S~peaker-5t.
Hocs-Messrs. Ansn of Iaposte, barrett. Bears. Dow'es, Chap
e. man. Clark of H.. Clark of T, Coffin, Conner. Downing. Foley
il Ford, Foreman, Garrett, Gilbert, g. gory, Hannah. Harris. Hiatt
= Hobbs. Hodges. Holloway, lIuddeston, Huribuf. Tamss. Jones 9
Franklin. Kerr. Macy, Mekle, Montague, Morgan Nutter, Reed
CT Rich. Rob rTs Of IRportc. Shelby. Simp on, Smith, Ietfs vi
be brike. Williamson, Viola, Woodlands.
MI. German presented a bill rpeahpg The get aaihossing IN
- | election Of prosccuting attorneys by the people.
" Mr.. Moore moved 10 reject The bill.
Mr.. German said. that h had offered te bi ta passsd l1s
win cr. efciug prosecutors by the PEOPLE. re Ssnt home and hi
80 on.,i,n.,.s said shat wns one Of the times he had otn over Kind q
them. and TIA, they would pr fr The cd me,sod ofe1s'ing.
Il n. ~. \ tuk ste samrs view II the Snnieet-
~. car sy,,le of the exisiag law rs one With which the reopi
49, vi .a,isfrd. and ~ btingD emocralc M ns character
Mr. Foley cnQHited. q ne nueHh@ ~ NHHNo" winch va
lis The d nsos.a,ss side e" on a I5sn e" rSrs' Tc,esS = Ia : 10 7, sm n On