Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

lDIiNA IiLliiSIAI UKE.
(ReP5ries for this Frgv.j
Friday. December. IL, 1871.


Also. cots.nHnica ioa from the Treasurer Of State
relative q tn Saline lands Dubois county. which
ref rrsr .eet committee.
re.eu;ion from Tie House to a. ourn sine de- on
the l3;h o. January.
Air Chapman If L. moved % strike ont the 18th Of
January. and insert iiie 2tih If December.
AIr living moved lay the resolution on the table,
aye, IL no. -.
Tho question was then Put on 3Ir 6 amendment,
and decided m tie negative. eyes -, noes -.
Mr. D,ffees moved - postpone the consideration of
the resolution TIL the 9Th winch decided IN
the negati,e, ayes -. nee -
Mr. tAapinsn moved to amend by striking out the
18th Of January and insert the 18th al January
The question was then put on striking out and
decided N The agatIse. ayes IL. noes 30
Mr. Ewing moved u strike out the 18th and insert
the lsi & January.
The question then REQUIRED rccprocatng the
resolution Of the House and decida the Affirm
alive, ayes - nos - the President voting in tie
aifrnailse.
Mr Sanford moved to reconsider the vote winch
agreed t.. ayes -. noes , l..
Mr. Pennington moved to lay 1t on the table, ayes
26, noes -, tne resolution lies on the table
Pefifioas Presented.
BY Mr. Chapman Of d, referred; b Mr. Goodenow
laid on tie table.
Reports 81 Quantities.
Nr Lane, from Tire Committee claims reported
with an amendment, bill 10 amend an act for the
relief f Nstlpn Burcl.field, which concurred
Mr Pennington, from the same committee, reported
that John Dnnoni b. allowed sSl1 ~ the specific
appropriation bill.
Mr. Chapman Of l., opposed It, and was replied to
by Mr Pennington.
MIR i.aell ct ID. moved 10 recomm.t the subject to
the committee on tie Judiciary.
2Ir l.vslns moved To instruct the comnitte, which
was not agreed TO-
The subject was thcn referred to the committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr. Read moved 10 take from tie table The resolu-
ton To adjourn sine die.
Mr. Defrees moved "A cali Of the senate, which was
ordered, aud every member was found to be present
The ns,iion to take II from the. table v-. decide d
III the negative.
Mr. Morgan Of Il. from select committee reported
bin SUPP Elemental the 9Th chapter of the Revised
Statutes, which passed 10 second reading.
lIr Recklil from select committee. reported n
ball to iacorP,.afe Presbytcri Church in Wells
county, whrii passed 10 4 second reading.
Also bail to rtfy the proceedings Of the common
council Of Fort Wayne, which passed to second
reading.
TIc cIair announced tic following committee on
Mr. Defree,' resolution: Defrcc>, Holloway Akin,
Hutton and Cotton
Mr. Carr moved to reconsider the vote on printing
500 cop es Of the Pres dents Message IN the German
language
Mr. 1annciur moved to amend By inserting 250
Mr. Chapman moved to amend by adding that the
Door Keeper b. instructed to purchase them at the
lowest possible Price.
lIr DAVIS moved . amend by Inserting 30 copies
in the French laBguagc.
Dir Chapman Of l.. would enquire whether there
any printing Office N the STATE prepared
late and PRINT in French
MIR Richey said II there facilities fr print
ing French IN the state hc would - for the amend
mcnt Of the gentleman from Fioyd bat he knew of
place where could BE- done than y ew Nor
New Orleans. He had heard much SAID By the
Wings Of the ignorant Dutch since the election and he
would like to people take Some PAINS To send them
information.
Mr. Ewing came here to lasisllte for the Americans
and not for foreigners lie had French constituents,
and as respectable people were 10 be found N The
State. and If the - be printed III
h INSISTED on having II printed in French.
\ mess1ge aas received from the House requesting
the the resolution of House rea-
tive u adjournment
lIr Ewing moved II lay il on the table. ayes -,
-. tie President giving the casng vote in the
NEGATIVE
The question then put on printing copies in the
French languagc and decided III the negative, ayes
Ii. noe, -.
Mr. Dcf.ees move to amend by printing go IN the
original unaduiierdicd Irish llnguage.
Mr. Defsee> was opposed t. the whole measure, and
denounced u huuibugrery, bat If it was be
painted IN tie German Il should also be printed IN the
Irish and French.
Nr Lane was sorry to see Senator'S evncc 81 much
feeling upon ih, subject. A gentleman rises in his
place and charges Senators with dishonest motives.
That Senator should know that there other gen
tlcmcn Who had honest motives besides himself. There
were great number of Germans in bis district and
more honest and Industrious people did exist.
Tie did not suspect the motives of those who differed
with him politics. and he hoped the charity
would b. extended By others. He did not deny but
that his opponents were sincere when they advocated
high tariff. Mr. l.. >lohe OF tie Efforts of the gem
tlemln from Knox 70 secure the vote of the Germans
for Mr. Clay. and of his making speech IN the pocket
which he did not conclude till the Sun went down.
Ii the Germans genera ly had voted for Nr Clay IN
stead of Mr. Polk lac aPprehcndcd the gentleman from
Knox would not make such opposition 10 printing the
message in the German language
Mr. living sud he rose t. discuss the question
He never Went for high tariff, neither did Mr Clay
the word hish was term that suited the taste Of the
high notions Of LJcoiocosm. If foreigners could be
hunbu.ged. natives could not. There was no Ger
man Who bad been IN the country five wears that could
read his own language. that could read English
Mr. l. SPcAe at some length; he dis lam ID having any
enmty agan>t foreigners. He spoke OF Vanderburg
county being Wing. and the nfidelty of the adjoining
county finding place in Congress. lie denounced
the resolution humbug
Mir Lane replied.
Mr. Ewing relosnsd and occupied the floor some
time, making illusions 10 various subjects
On motion the Senate adjourned
TrrENooN SESSION.
Mr. Cotton asked and obtained leave, to introduce
the following resolution which were adopted
Wsrsas, the lion. RatlIff Boon. an honored and
faithful public servant ct the people of Indiana for
many years, and formerly Distinguished member and
presiding officer of the Senate has departed this LIFE
therefore
Resoittd, unanimously. That the Senate has heard
with deep regret the melancholy intelligence of the