Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

ted States to include the settlers on the Miami Re
serve or 10 make compensation for their Improvements
passed
Bill No. Is, for the relief Of Daniel Dsyhuf of Orang,
county; referred
Bill reduce the per diem allowance Of members O
the General Assembly 10 81 per day and 81 for every 20
miles travel, coming up in its order.
Mr. Mcdonald moved TO lay il the table, and the mo-
ton pTevsiled-syes 4s, noes &C.
ArEs-Messrs. Baker, Blackwell, Bowman, Cameron,
Carnan Carter, Chambers. CIymef. Coffin, Cornelius
Cox, Dole Ellis, Endecou Fuller, Hall of Gibson, Har
sey, Hill, Hinchman, Jackson, Jones. Julian, Ken
Kimbern, Lanius, Legg, Lewis Mcdonald, McRae
Meeker, Monroe, Mooney, Morrow, Powers. Rousseau
Ruby, Seawrght Secrest Shanks, Stanfeld, Stewart
TomlnsOn. Watt, Weber, Wiley, Wilson OF Nobls
and .Ur. SPeaker-4s.
NoEs-Anold Brumfeld Burns, Carr, Conduit
Cookery Coon, bowling Edwards Ford, Hall of War
rem, Hszelrigg Henry, Henion. Heron. Huff Leyman,
Lemmonds, Logan, Lowe, .hcCOrmack Mckee .JfoOre,
Nelson Nofsinger, Osborn of Lapore Osborn Of Sui-
van, Parker, Pennington Porter Riley, Robinson Slater
Sleeth, Smith, Stapp, Tsber Tedord, Thompson, Tur-
ner Vandeveer, Wilson Of Marion; Wilson Of Sullivan,
Wise, and Yocum-46.
Messages from the Senate were read in ORDER and were
disposed of as follows:
joint resolution respecting the improvement of the
Wabash waters, and praying appropriation from Coz
gress Of public lands towards improving the navigation Of
western rivers; passed by consent.
JOINT resolution legazDg the acts Of Henry Strick-
land, justice Of the peace in Greene county referred
An act legaizng the Of the administrator Of Ly-
man g. Bethany; passed TO a second reading.
An respecting the improvement Of roads in the coun-
ties Of Noble Lagrange, DeKalb, and Steuben passed
to a second reading.
An act reducing the annual salary Of the Auditor of
Sullivan county to $500 passed TO a second reading.
An act to authorize the holding Of special in the
18th Judicial Circuit Tin where prisoners con-
fined in the jails of counties composing the same
Mr. Mccormack moved to amend, by inserting TiPpe-
osnoe county"
Mr. Osborne moved to amend, with instructions 10 make
the bill general. 1t then motion, referred a
lect committee with instructions.
The biz! TO divorce Ann b. Evans from her husband
Joseph Evans; read and passed to a second reading.
Resolutions introduced.
BY Mr.. Vandeveer to the expediency Of rri1cing
the interest the surplus and other funds
per cent. per annum, &C. Adopted.
Mr. Moore moved to take from the table the Joint
luton revvlng the Uiua system of voting for United
States Senator aud other officers.
Mr.. Pennington moved to postpone il indefinitely but
the motion did not prevail-ayes SO, g. The bill
then ordered to be engrossed for third reading
The House then, motion of Mr.. Cookery, took up
the joint resolution of Mr. Clements for reduction Of
the members of the General Assembly which disposed
Of as indicated where first inroduced) by being made
the order of the day for Wednesday next The House
then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. Vandeveer introduced bill for the liquidation Of tie
public debt; pTovIdlng Tor the issue OF - dollars m
scrip, of the denominations of S20s SIS, as and rs,
bearing interest the of quarter of per cent?
giving the privilege the holders Of State bonds
receive said bills in exchange for their 5onds-sad bills
be receivable in the payment of revenuei and providing
for the po.tsx to be paid in the currency &c;
which was read and passed to a second reading.
Mr.. Henry introduced bill to reduce he fees of the
Auditor of Hancock county; which passed a second
reading.
BY Mr.. Mooney abolish the fees of the Auditor Of
Jackson county FOR the transfer Of lands passed q
cond reading.
BY Mr. Monroe making the plaintiffs liable for the pay
mep of certain passed second reading
By Mr. Mickie, 40 the town Of New Charleston
in Jay county; passed to a second reading
By Mr.. Arnold, resolution the expedency of
making seduction crime punishable in the States prison.
BY Mr.. Cymer, resolution that the State Agent in
form the House early practicable, the amount of
bonds outstanding to whom sold, when sOld &C., which
was adopted.
By Mr.. Burns, resolution, that the apportionment
committee report bill that subject as early the 18th
inst; which not adopted.
Mr.. Clements introduced bill prevent waste the
public lands; which passed TO second reading.
Mr.. Seawright introduced resolution, to the expe
diency of levying additional road resident
lands which adopted. Adjourned.