Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

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Jured up mighty phantom or bugbear he hoped his
friend from Washington would withdraw his resolution
iie gentleman from Boone exempted his friend from
Washington but charged the party with which he
acted with improper moIves-Inotives fhcy never en-
tertaned lie alluded 10 the res Tuition Of the gen
tenian from Virgo (Mr Garrett > that resolution was
adopted by consent, without solitary objection being
raised With regard n the effort Of TIE gentleman
from farvtte (Mr Claypooj to rc.cind the two-tlrd
rule, when that proposition up. he intended to
show 20 the country and 10 TINS House the desire Of
the majority - trample the rights of tie minority
That rule had been adopted 10 protect rights OF
the minority and their rights had already been tram
pied ON sufficiently on Tho floor
Mr. Little said regard the adoption Of the res
oiution for going into the election of Senator the ma.
ory did thank them for their unanimous consent
After further discussion the resolution adopted
MIR Parker offered resolution In respect 10 the
amount of tax necessary for the education Of the
deaf and dumb and blind adopted
by Mr. Wright Of :, resolution relative to 4 site
for deaf and dumb asylum, and the proprIev Of
using the Governors House Tor such asylum: adopted
by Mr Tomlin>on, TO the propriety of maxi no
seduction punishable IN the State prison; adopied
also, 10 amend the Revised Statutes
Mr. Siapp offered resolution. that Henry Bradlcy
have the use of the Hall Tomorrow at two o'clock
for the purpose Of LAYING before the public the claim,
of the Western Indians adopted
by Mr. Handy. 10 the expedency Of repeating
all laws making scrip receivable for school funds
not adopted.
BY Mr. Brown, 10 the exped.cucy of reducing
the number of Senator's and Representatives, under
the next appOronmeni adopted
BY Mr Wright, To the expcdicncv of repeating
tic duty salt: adopted
BY Mr. Barclay, JOINT resolution with regard to
the exhibition of blind pupils from tine Kentucky
Institutes read three times and passed (approprlang
10 dollars for their travelling expenses
By SIr Wills, joint resolution relation to a =
tribnon OF the proceeds of the public lands passed
TO a second reading
by Mr. clayPoci, JOINT resolution in favor Of a
reduction OF the price If public lands, down to -
cents per passed II i second reading.
Mr. Simonson introduced a bill 10 rcqulrc tie pay
ment of revenue into the State treasury in such funds
are received by the county teasurcrs, and tie
county treasurers authorized 10 pay warrants read
twice and referred.
by Mr. vandcvccr, bill for more equitable mode
OF distributing the interest Of the school fund IN
Orange county twice read and referred.
BY Mr. Anthony, TO regulate the jurisdiction Of the
justices of the peace In Lake and Porter.
by Mr.. Tinglcy for the relief of John Drummond.
BY MIR. Handy, bill 10 amend the act on the sub
lect of the collection of debts from the awrcnccburg
and indianapolis Railroad company.
by Mr.. Jamls0n prescribing thc uniform mode of as
ceraining the number of pounds for a bu>hel of grain
sixty pounds for bu>hel of wheat, &c
BY Mr.. Odell, TO legalize the official acts of Mari,
1Tanlove.
By Mr.. Osborn, relative TO official bonds.
BY Mr.. Hannah. To encourage female school teach
crs IN the county OF Franklin.
By Mr. Huckeby. bill 10 amend act to auihorisc
the administrator of Matthew IL. hcmp;on To bring
suit.
Bv Mr. Nutter to amend the act regulating appeal,
from Justices to circuit courts.
BY MIR Mctiauhy. 10 legalize the selection and
drawing of grand and petit jurors in Daves> county
passed 10 a second reading.
BY Mr. Robinson of d.. to allow additional compcn-
President Judge Of the sixth circuit passed
to a second reading
By Mr. Collins, bill Incorporating ko~ci'lsko and
Allen turnpike company PASSED TO a second read
ing
By Mr. Stophlc.. for the protection OF the Wabash
and Erie canal; providing for additional superin-
tendent East of Tppecanoe, To be elected this winter
passed To a second reading.
BY Mr. Blakcmore. u bill correcting the boundary
line of Richardyc county; passed 10 second read
ing
By Mr. Ford, bill 10 exempt certain personal
property from taxation; passed to a second reading
By Mr. Wright to repeal portion of an act 10 au-
thorize Richard NJ. Kirk 10 raise his mil dam three
feet higher passed to "A second reading.
BY MIR Hauser, a bill declaring Lick creek public
highway.
Bv MIR Pomcrov providing for the sale of forfeited
lands mortgaged to the sinking funds; referred To
Bank committee.
By Mr. Stapp. allowing application for damages ON
the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad: referred.
BY Mr. Petit, bill in relation to proceedings on
writs of al quod damnum referred.
The bill In relation TO the destroyed records of Mi
ami county. providing for the election of commits
soncr.) read second time; when
Mr. Petit moved To refer t. a select committee
Bakemore and Petit participated; but before any
question taken,
The House adjourned.