Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

Browning's, Tuesday, Dec. End, l5i5-

In Senate On resolution offered by ,fr. Chapman /
each member was authorized to receive newspapers pun
lished in Indianapolis to Inc amount OF SIX .o1 " -
session, % be paid for BY the state f5nls
In the HOUSE a considerable portion Of the morning
was spent in tile election door keeper Mr. Berryhi
was elected A proposition elect Se-ge can't t-arns
made, but after considerable discussion It fiei o.
vote--ycas At 50 At ociock His Exceiien-
Cyl the or accompanied by te joint committee q
two houses apuointei to wait him. appeared n the
Hall of the ose, and delivered in person. his annu-l
message This message you have read and formed
YOUR opinions of its merits You found things in II,
which should have been in it, and things omitted
which should have been in it. You cll not find tae
fulllment of long AMI Oft repeated promise. that
when His Exceency SHOULD have opportunity OF ex-
aiming the archives Of the State he would recommend
some PLAN by which might be- relieved OF the heavy
debt which now hangs State. There IS no plan
proposed, but there perfect conmtaiis on tue
whole subject. You did find any thing the I'M
portant subject OF education The Governor appears to
have forgotten his bachelors home, that there is III
sing who need the fostering care of the state
in support of common schools. Not wor is said
about the State asylum for the lnsaEc nor the nsa
ton for the education of the def and dumb But we
need not enlarge upon the sub ect OF tn" mes5age
Tho House ordered 400 copies Of the messages to De
printed in English. and 1000 in the German language
The Senate 5000, in Englishl0oo in German, ana 3D.
in the Trench. This will enable many to real it
can have the patience to do So
Indianapolis, Wednesday, Dec. 3rl. l3io.
Tho legislature opened by prayer from th' Rev
Mr.. Daniels, Methodist clergyman.
rive published tho standing committees of the Senate
last wcekl
Mr. Buell. off the folio wing: Resolvoi. That the
committee State prison. inquire into the exPediency
directing the convict labor to the construction OF ca
nal around the falls of tho Ohio river Adopted
Mr.. Elmonson, offered resolution, instructng the
committee on judiciary inquire into the expediency
of 80 changing the Probate system, to substitute Cir
cult. instead of County JUICES. Adopted
Mr. Hanwck offered resolution inquiring whether
there law in exste requiring the re-aPprasefnoht
Of real estate, &c. Adopted.
The message referred to approPrat, commite and
the Senate adjourned.
rThe standing committees Of the House were published
last week
A resolution was passed respecting the distrcting the
Statc--the reduction of the number of the members Of
the legislature &c. The subject of the extension OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal broached, but the resolu-
laid the table. resolution was passed. de-
clorug that Hoso would, the Senate concurrng go
into the of T. S. Senator Saturday next
The subject of the contested election from Ohio
" came up. The law organizing Ohio county, ont Of
Dearborn provides that the former county shall have
Representative and the latter two; but that they
shall elect by vote in common of both counties Mr.
Lanus resides county, received the highest vote
in Dearborn and received higher vote than MIR Lam
u.s. and from claims seat The subject
re ferred o the committee elections
Mr. MDonad offered a resolution providing for an in
oury into the expedency of repeating the law auhori
ling granting of marriage license BY the Clerks of
the Court.
Indianapolis, Thursday, Dec. 4tF, 1915.
Mr. Pomroy presented petition from tho citizens of
Marshal county. praying the repeal of all laws rela-
Of fhoS ate.
Of Mr. Buel it laid on the table.
Mr.. Reyburn, presented a petition praying charter
of a company to construct Rail Road from Indanapo
lis o Peru.
Mr. Davis presented petition for the divorce of Ann
b. Evans from her husband.
The President laid before the Senate Reports from
the Branches of the State Bank.
The Senate reciprocatcd the resolution OF tho House,
20 60 into the election Of U States Senator Saturday
next.
Mr.. Morgan Of D. submitted resolution, directing the
committee Federal Relations to inquire into the expo
diency of asking Congress for grant OF lands Tor the
benefit Of the surviving officers and soldiers Of the late
In the House the Speaker presented the reports OF the
Branches of the State Bank.
Tho Speaker the following the committee
report bill dstrictng the Stats:-Nessrs Ciymer,
Tabor, Hall of Gibson Panains.en, MtoAe, Burns,
Stewart, Webb, Nosnger. Ford. Edwards, and Hall OF
Warren.
Mr.. Clymer presented petition asking that the law
may be altered allow the sale Of real estate,
execution hafs value and personal property for
what it will bring Referred to tho judiciary Commit
tee.
Indianapolis, Friday, Dec 5t 1e45
In the SENATE but little business of interest done,
and in the House, nothing of importance ranspired Iu
deed, there a disposition hold off from all important
matters, until the Senatorial election with 1t is
take place and both parties watch
ing each Their with jealous eve. The asprants
busy, and the Wings firm They will vote for J. c.
Marshal.
Senate Chamber Dec. 9th 1915.
The decd Of nfamy is done. The reward of political
villainy complexities ID. Bright elected to the L
s. Senate. will be recoected the last
ION of the Legislature, when the higs had the majority