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

to reconinlt the bill to tie Judiciary committee with
instructions to enquire INTO IL cons ituonailty:
winch motion did no. prevail ayes 81, noas IS.
Mr. S'arP moved that tic bill lay upon the table :;
winch motion did not prevail, ave, -. n is IS
FIR Rich moved to recoamit with instructions to
MAKE tie law general.
Mr. Robins Of Carroll mosed tie previous qros-
ton Wlca,
Ga motion. the Hoc- adjourned.
rs thi> b has excited considerable interest on ac-
count oftAe respectful i'y We ah and influence Of tie
parties Interested, II dc from the reporter per-
maps, more than sing notice According to the Stat
ue laws Of our State. tie guardians Of infant heirs have
tie power 10 tale ss-s on If their wards y soon rs
tie mother the children OF decoq ed person mar
res, until said children arrive at the ace Of fourteen
years. when they can have tho privilege Of cii 0snr
err own guardians Under tie Suction Of tbs law
Austin W. Morris, tic guardian Il Carol nc Norris
By Il writ Of ha5cas corFrs, took POSSES ion of his
ward v ia IN 1re fruitful imagination to id Liin.
tic reporter could make OFT story clual t. most Of
Il popular novels Of tie day. rpt lie viii canfne
himself to facts. Several year; stree y! on Morris,
the ftthcr Of Caroline left this city, Where he he'd re-
SIDED from early boyio9d, : IN onerfrs.ng yoare
merchant. lie wax roung Han Of tie most aIaahlc
traits OF character ard had The rood i'll and kindly
feelings eff al with whom he was acquainted. lie
located himself on The Wabash merchant and
lacked by NJ .olas N arty. with whom he had lived
for many year, ami tat tine tie great merchant
Indiana, at oace entered upon PRO >pcrors business
he soon afterwards married. and inc WAS the
fruit ofthis union He became a trader 60 New Or
leans and in l-;'5 81 went 20 the South with rro
dncc and Will" there ed OF tie cholera In his last
moments his waImcst affections ccnrcrcd on his WIFE
and child, and knowing his father and brothers 10 be
wealthy and respectable conided his wife AMI c..ld
to Their particular lie left behind him, as
legacy property 10 the amount Of soule ten thousand
dollars Years passed on, and Aus in W. Morris be-
came the guardian OF his and the trustee OF her
property. TIE w.dJw was young and iutcrc sting
and without violating any custom of society. again
became the wife Of her present husband, who su,ains
q good character.
The grandfather of Caroline. the late auditor of
Safe, reside at Indianapolis, and was derrous of per-
spnally experimenting her e!acation The GUARDIAN
for this purpose asked for Caroline of her mother but
was refused; and, having the strong arm Of the law
20 aid him, sued out writ of habeas corpus and fore
cd the child from her parent. This aroused the
strong feelings OF the mo her, and size apply
to the Legislature for tie possession Of the child,
promising to chlrre nothing for her education and
raising The scp-father of the child Is now here,
waiting the decision of the gsllurc-cr nination>
and rccrlmlD tons haze been thrown out bv the re-
spcctvc p4fies-clch moutmg TO the other desire
to have the final control of the property. when the
child, who Is nine wears of ace, shall arrive at
fourteen. when she viii have the privilege of clos ng
guardian for herself: the supp)sltion being, that
whichever family obtains the child will educate
her and mould her mind, to lave the guard an.
nv S'"'u'e "lV h".ui>lV't" W Dcl'ctc, lhtt u.c,c
he governing motives the Of either Of the
parties. The sympathcs OF members With l. c
mother; but number OF The members, know ng the
comfortable hone of the graniftcr nni The flciliii
of e,uraton at Iudan4p9ls. are di>rosed f. favor
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many suppose, : defective aud It beng all interest,"
mo subject, h,uld el.c, t. d.oros consideration.
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caiing l'fy, II u:.WhiiAr 20 submit 10 the decision
of thc Judge under Probate stem. in rnanv
counties. We have not tho l:en tie hes. qualified f-
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opfo~e aud sustain the vs"eies Of The aoNef"ncni
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