Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-25

perty and pay their debts to incorporate Lutheran
Church in Franklin county to vacate certain streets
in Cambridge to compensate supervisors in Morgan
providing for the Improvement Of roads IN the several
counties therein named to amend the act incorporate
ing the Young Mems Association of Richmond
Wayne county; for the relief of the widow, &c. Of
Jesse Ginger deceased to divorce Adam Shambro
from Elizabeth his wife; declaring certain road
State road to survey and locate State road from
Robnsons ferry 10 Harrisonville; 10 divorce frede-
rick Hartze from Rosannah, his wife, for the relief
of James Rutherford for the relief of the borrowers
of the surplus and other trust funds, extend
ing the time Of payment until January lSJ0-prov d.
ing for taking further security when deemed necessa
ry the m ,rigagors 10 execute assent In writing
before having advantage ct the law to remunerate
Justices in Warrck 10 reduce the fees OF the record
erS of Johnson relation TO fees of recorders and
auditors IL Jackson, Adam, and jay; to
more economical manag cement of the common school
fund, In relation to mortgaged lands giving the
power to officer sell at private sale when It'd by
the State subject to be redeemed IN SIX months to
provide the more efectual punishment OF certain Of
fences in Allen to regulate the time OF holding Cir
cult Courts in TIppccanoe; authorizing the trustees,
&C. of Lafayette TO purchase and hold real estate;
In relation 10 supervisors III hOsclusko and Nhiiey
authorizing Rhoda Butler to mortgage real estate !;
to extend the terms Of county board Of Tppecsnoe;
TO change the time of holding Probate Courts III Pike
comfy: to extend the prov sions Of an act therein
named 20 Madison county for the relief of Michael
Ross, deceased; prescribing the mode oil selecting
petit Jurors III Sullivan; changing the time OF holding
Probate Courts IN Cass to repeal III part an act Tor
summon no Jurors in Decatur and Warren 10 extend
the provisions Of tie Revised Statutes III relation TO
roads to Posey county, change The mode of making
roads in Rush to divorce Benjamin Rosecrancts from
lis wife; to divorce Barbary Ann May from her
husband
The bill to incorporate the Buffalo and Mississippi
ID, - I'D nd rff,r
red to Mcssrs Mcdonald, Osborn of Laporte and
Cvmer.
Tne bill authorizing Probate Judges take &C
acknowledgements of deed, was amended so as to en-
brace county auditors within lie provisions and order
ed to be engrosSed.
The bill to locate a State road in Dearborn and
Ripley was read a third time and passed
The bill in relation 10 the boundaries of koscusko
and Fulton was read second time; wien
Mr. Pippey moved to indefinitely postpone; Which
did not prevail, and the bill Was ordered to be en-
crossed.
The bill TO make apporiionmcn of Senator's ano
Representatives introduced yesterday by Mr.. ely
mer was read Il second time; when
Mr. Pennington moved that the bill be committed
e to a committee Of the whole for Thursday next.
Mr. Clymer said, in Justice 10 himself, he wcuit
&c remark that he ascertained at early PERIOD In tn
deliberations Of the committee, that there would b
: no agreement-hence the meetings of the committe
for some time pl,t had been rather Irregular. A
the solicitation OF many members he Hau Introuuct
the bill under consideration on his own responsibility
Mr.. Pennington is IA member OF the COMMITTEE, an
- had hoped although there was disagreement In III
committees that tlcy might have agreed to some bl
- This bill, However. suddenly popped into tie Hous
&c on Yesterday He hoped the bill would 60 to com
~ mittee # the whole where every member would hav
the privilege of Offering amendments
d The bill was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Osborn Of Laporte made complaint of tn
IL provisions of the bill, in reference to his county,
dong great injustice, hence his unwlllingness
IL rave the bill Printed. He also complained of the az
ton Of the committee, having, he understood, he
., but two meetings He thought there great In
III proprety in the chairman Of committee reportn
a bill on his own account, before IT was reported
:" the House that the committee could not agree
e' Mr. Clymer was sorry the gentleman from Ii
- porte manifested the warmth and zeal that was he
manifested He thought he had sufficiently exPlain
II tie matter a short tine since Tie select commle
y" Of which he chairman, composed Of :
'D Wings and six Democrats, and he saw no prospect
an agreement. and lie had taken the responsibility
"' introducing bill. He thought there was nothing
=. preclude this although the gentleman had advance
'P such an idea. He replied to the complan urged
. the gentleman from Lalorte, by showing that l.
'H porte, with only AZ votes more than Elkhart u;
now one more representative on this floor to asse
-. her rights.
opp' Mr.. Pennington wished to make few more T
III marks He wished speak to the good sense of I
us House He thought that effort had been made
~ the committee to keep whiggery and democracy O
!, of the committee His object had betn TO
o Justice 10 all, and is now.
e Before any question taken, on motion,
- House adjouoned.