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

the printing Of certain papers laid before them upon
which proracted discussion took place, IN which
Messrs Holloway, Chapman OF H., and Ills, advo-
Gated and Messrs. Coffin, Lane, Edmonson, and Read.
opposed.
The debate will be given hereafter
The Senate adjourned before any definite action
was had.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In continuation of the order Of business the House
proceeded the consideration Of the question pendne at
the last ajnurnmcnbeng priong the hill introduced
Nv Err Clymer making spporiionmen of Senators and
Representatives.
Mr. sectsst sorry that remarks had been made on
Yesterday complaining Of the Of the majority
this floor He believed that majority disposed to do
Justice His experience had taught him, that any party,
to be successful must be honest He thought this bill
should have been presented ten days since. The State
should have dstrcted before tins time IN order that
this question should interfere with other imPorian,
matters Of legislation. lie regretted the feeling
that manifested yesterday evening Even his
cradle Harrison had his young blood stirred
up No fears need be spprshended Of the nrity he
for printing The bill and perfecing IL in the House.
ms there little hope Of agreement the part Of
the select committee More than week since motion
was made to add additional member. owing as was
stated 10 of agreement the part Of the commit
tee: for that addition he voted, order that bill might
be trough, befo.c the House early period.
Mr. edwards in speech of considerable length. gave
de allied statement of the and coines of The commits
tee in the of which he commended that hut for the
course of the chairman # the committee bill might
have been reported. In conclusion he made motion TO
recommt tie bill to The COMMITTEES nppofionment;
which taken by consent, and the bill was SO commit
I'D.
Mr.. vandcveer moved that another member be added
10 the committee.
Mr.. Stewart said that he believed The committee could
agree and that g. addition unnecessary.
Mr. Sspp said. the first reference to party. this session,
was made last evening. Whenever the committee report
ed tia, they could agree he would give them adj
difiona member
Mr. Cruikshank hoped an additional me rber would be
IL al hafIa ho Dam
GRAFT. His Object that bill might be speedily
brought before the House.
Mr. Thumpsen regretted that the high character Of
this House. for moderation. should he disturbed this
time hy the cry Of party. lie had hoped that ts
House would have sustained the high character through
out the session. which has thus far sustained lie
for penrmg right manner all the hnssiness OF tie
session should the perd lie extended beyond the
time when the per diem will be any object members
He with the members of the committee,
u, thought they could agree. He wotd be found stand
ing above party, should fair superintendent bill Re pres
seried.
Mr. Vandeveer, said. we had evidence exhibited ,hs.
A the hands of the committee tied up by party. He
. wanted addition. that bill might be speedily report
. ted He cared whether Wing ID, macst should
- be added. All he wanted that the mtssure should
:. be speedily brought before the House
Mr. Thompson disc aimed a. party feeling. and remark
Cd that but The Democrats he would have been
:; found on this floor many of the wings had wished
"a note aristocrsc member. A he convinced
e that the committee could agree he would give them
!. n n additional mt mher
&c Mr. Osborn Of Laporie disciamed any intention 81
stirring up party feeling. in his remarks yesterday.
e But he would caution this House against those who
decaming against party. whose feelings IN reality
were more viornt than his own. There WAS hui one OF
70 Two objects in desiring additional member; either that
the cannot OF which there Is no e'i
- Ience or addition is desired. E.. party purpos's.
At the suggestion of Mr. Cymer. Mir. Vandeseer with
;, drew his notion o add n additional me inter.
" Several bills from The Senate read LIST time and
" passed o the further action Of the House.
y The BILL making executions retuDae IN so and l2O
10 DAYS &C. taken from the isbe-the question being
on an amendment strike said provisions fom th'
d. bill so leave executions reiurnahe as at present.
re which amendment adopted ayes Al, noes ~.
ed A discussion sprung up in relation TO the meri
re, Of The hill under consideration IN which Mesrs Osborn
TX apore StapP, Vandrveer Baker, Thompson Psriici
OF pated when
Of Mr. Thompson moved commit the committee 81
to the judiciary which motion prevailed
ed Mr. Wehher present the ienonstrance against the
bv petition of Nicholas VI Carly, referred
-. Petitions presented by Messrs. Fuller. Smith
~. S,arfeld Smh. Chat law lie passed prohibiting
rt non.resdens from hunting trapping or gathering cram
berries. without first obtaining license for whrh the,
shall pay dolars) Weber OF John Burton for d.
re- voce Cornelius (or the repeal of the law forming til
ne county Of Ohio) Kimberin (for roaj) AID Burns
W which referred.
'ut Mr. Crukshank from the committee on elections. re
Go ported that the certificates of members according
law. &c.
tie Ms Hall Of Gibson from the Judiciary committee rs
ported in favor Of tie form Of deed for taxitI's submit
bv auditor. and reported bill that Gu JIG
which passed 10 a BUD readng G.
The bill for the benefit of the widow and heirs Of Job
an scng of jefferson county read 3d time 81
re. passed
After several e,r's adjourn until Frida
bill morning, The House a. 'ufGed.
or AFTERNOON
Mr. Hazelrigp presented two petitions which were n
fcrred and Mr. ii. had l,ave Of absence until M'nda
ion of sickness OF his family, which va
dry granted -.
in Gnencaslle; which read three tncs aud passe
the Bills dc passed-A joint resolution in relation to Il
enforcement of the Ohio river bill to establish r"'
in Putnam aud Clay; To repeal an act IN relation 10
o,t State road in Ws,ne county To extend the time 81 IL
February term Of The Fankln Circuit C"urti TO amer
an act In relation proceedings oil probate c"uri-so W
,nal ISSUED IL is to tried the term brought forward unt
read for od cause shown amend the Revised sta'ueS
-, ~ :, .,,e- To Jury 4: TO repeal Revised Laws. IN
d in at;,n 10 actions begun SIX years. TO establish
and Stale road n Frank IN county TO punish em"fLemen
., ;co,,o,.,. the Female Seminary of 81 Mary ct q
lon woods VIgo county JOINT iesouu"h Oh '"e su'J'
,ra. If che Reservoir in Me couny ONO prescribing
mode Of advertising lands mortgage tod the sinking Fu
10 be published M the local pspers providing Tor l
firm e,c,ion If Justice in Montgomery county declaring
ar mistake IN the Revised Laws relation to The bound4
nate of Kosciu.ko and Fulton 10 authorize clerks OF me
cut Courts administer oaths TO appraisers aud Gle
ming &c of dec.dents sales Ia authorize Nlis Hodges
Not To- substitute note. &C. - The oae LOT Tue iei VI y
thanieI Coal, of WarricR
,rns Mr. Riley reported bill prohibiting deputy clerks m
ue Of practising law III Tie cn"'' "'''e NV, my - ~
.,J MY pa-,ed To "A second reading.
- MIR Mooney, from the COMMITTEE on the affairs "'
S,,. p,,sou l.. which referred IN. conduct o' 'os'
-: X Pratt in relation 10 hls treatment !" "'e P'S
i" Tb. committee adduced the evidence OF witnesses
he re- "a ;a i'm r, la,ion food and cloihn., aud p
guar ia" ', -, a,.nrrs which went exonerate Mr. ~
dop G any ,nuroper conduct, The committee asked 10
discharged. -, a., 1t.
1t be Mr. bowling reported bill rIoyidng for the puolc
al Of delinquent lands advertised for sale Tor