Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-02

MADE Tile cNpfccolUU. SOME UuIc cliGc lndt ne DcIfcNeQ
the Democrats would go into an election but, since that
time, he had been led TO doubt, whether such would be
the case. The Senate had postponed the subject Of the
election until Monday next aud, in order TO treat that
body respectfully, lie would move 10 postpone the further
consideration thereof Until half past two o'clock on Mon.
day next The Senate, he understood, from outdoor
conversation, had postponed the subject, with a view Of
getting up Instructions. 1t instructions could be got up,
he would be in favor Of seeing the will OF the majority
obeyed. After Monday next, he could not consent to see
the subject postponed any longer.
Mr.. Gregory was in favor Of adopting the resolution.
He would be willing to see the election put of, if the
Democrats would take the responsibility.
Mr.. Wright of Switzerland remarked, that he saw no
thing in the NOV msnts in this House, that should be
calculated TO fTighien gentlemen out of their senses The
House had, but recently, adopted a resolution for gong
into the election. without a dissenting voice, and sent il
TO the Senate. This House, said he, cannot alter the
action Of the Senate, by all the resolutions we can force
upon them and he thought it altogether inconsistent
with the public interest to be eternally asIlating tins
question and wasting the peoples money IN useless dis
cussIon.
NJ. Tague remarked, that as the hour for dinner had
arrived, and the ayes and noes had been called, he might
be disposed TO act out of temper in giving his vote. For
the purpose OF reflection, and IN order to be IN a better
humor for the vote, he moved an adjournment; which
carried and
The House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Simonson modified his motion, in relation to the
resolution providing for going into the election OF u. 5.
Senator, 50 as to provide for an indefinite p~ostponement.
A call of the House was moved, and in a short time all
the members appeared but Dir. Sullivan Of Jefferson, with
the exception of those excused ON account of sickness.
Mr. Wright moved TO suspend the call which motion
dad not prevail.
1t was now determined, on all hands, that a song
should be sung but before the singing commenced,
MIR Handy moved TO suspend the call, remarking, that
sufficient time had already been wasted on this occasion.
The question was put and decided in the negative, ayes
Al, noes 49-by nearly a party vote.
After further delay Mr.. Wright of Switzerland enquIr-
ed, what had broke, that legislative business did not pro-
gress-
Mr.. Rich temporarily in the chair) answered, that a
wheel was locked.
Mr.. Simonson then moved TO suspend the call which
motion prevailed when he again modified his motion so
as to sove to lay the resolution on the table; which mo-
ton die not prevail.
AYEs-Messrs. Anthony, Bell, Brecount, Brown, By
ers, Cowen, Darrow, Davis, Duzan, Endicott, Fuller,
Handy, Hannah, Hardin, Hauser, Helwig, Heusds, Hill,
Hodges, Hoggatt, Howard, Huey, Jones of Fountain,
Kelly, LanIus, Lewis of Dearborn, McAllister, Mcclure
OF Scott, Manville, Montgomery Mooney, Palmer, Petit,
Robinson of Carroll, Rose, Shanks, ShiveIy, SimonsOn,
Shook, Tague, Truman, Vandeveer, Walker, Wight,
and Wright of Switzerland-45.
NoEsSMessrs. Barclay, Blakemore, Boardman, Bruce,
ClayPool, Collins, Conduit, Conner, Ford, Foresman, Fry,
Garrett, Gregory, Grubbs, H~ambriek, Hazelrigg, Herod,
IIinchman, ~lIuckeby, Janison, Jones of vigo, Kerr, Legg,
Leslie, Lewis of Wayne, Little, Mcclure of Knox, Nc
Gauhey, Miller, NinImon, Nutter, Odell, Osborn, Peek,
Pomerov, Rich, Robinson of Decatur, Rousseau, Shelby,
Smith, Stapp, Stopllet. Tingley, Tomlinson, Wills, Will
son, Wolf, Wright Of Wayne, and Mr.. Speaker-49.
Dir. Little moved 10 strike out ten O'Clock and insert
three o'clock, Z NJ.
Mr.. Tingley moved the previous question (which being
seconded,
Mr.. Robinson of Carroll raised a point of order, setting
out with the fact, that the House had already adopted a
resolution, in nearly the identical words, and sent it to
the Senate, which had been laid upon the table; and,
therefore, il was out Of order to adopt or entertain a SINH
lar resolution, until a message had been received from
the Senate on the subject. lie brought forward n deci-
sion of the Senate, two years since. ON similar resolution.
Mr. Blakemore commended, that the time set for the
election, by the resolution of the House had passed by,
and consequently it was in order TO adopt another resolu-
Mr.. CIaypool said, he moved to lay that thing called a
point of order, on the table.
The Speaker (Mr. Rich having left the chair decided,
that the point of order was one Of those delicate questions
which il rs not the province of the Speaker TO decide.
The vote on the adoption of the<resolutiOn will decide
luton.
The previous question, having been seconded, was put,
to-wit Shall the main question now be putt and decided
in the afirmatiye-ayes %, noes 43.
The previous question, to-wit: Shall the resolution be
adopted was put, and decided IN the affirmative.
AYEs-Messrs- Barclay, Bell, Blakemore, Boardman,
Bruce, ClaypOGl, Collins, Conduit, Conner, Ford, Fores-
man, Fry, Garrett, Gregory, Grubbs, HambrIck, Hazel
rigg, Herod, Hinchman, Hodges, Hostetter, Huckeby
Jamison, Jones of Vigo, Kerr, Legg, Leslie, Lewis Of
Wayne, Little, M'Cluer of Knox, McGauhey, Miller
Nimmon, Nutter, OdeI, Osborn, Palmer, Pomeroy, Rich
Robinson Of ID. Rosseau, Shelby, Smith, StapP, Slophlet
SHl-livth, Tingley. Tomlinson, Wills, Wilson, Wolf
WsigI.tof Wayne and Mr.. Speaker-53.
Nors- Messrs. Anthony, Brecount, Brown, Byers
Cowen, barrow, Davis, Duzan, Endicott, Fuller, Handy
Hannah, Hardin, Hauser, IIelwig, Heustis, Hill, Hoggait
Howard. Huev. Jones of Fountain. Kelly. Lanius. Lew
Montgomery, Mooney, Peek, Petit, Robinson of Carroll
Eose, Shanks, Shively, Simonson, Shook, Tague, Tur
man, Vandeveer, Walker, Wight, and Wright of Swift
zerland-43.
So said resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wright offered a resolution, that the House will
commence its sessions at halt past eight in the morning
and half past one IN the afternoon.
Mr.. Hazelrigg moved 10 amend so that the sitting:
shall continue until half past twelve and until seven o
clock in the evening.
Mr.. Gregory moved to lay the resolution on the table
which motion did not prevail, ayes p. noes 81.
Dir. Vandeveer moved the previous question, which
being sustained, was put, to-wlt: Shall the resolution bt
adopted? and decided in the affirmative, ayes Oh, noes
"a.
Mr.. Wright of WAYNE offered a resolution, as to the
expediency OF a law that property exempt from execu
ton shall only extend 10 heads of families; not adopted
BY Dir. Wills, that the Governor inform the HOUSE
whether any propositions have been made, in relation tc
the deaf and dumb Asylum adopted.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the Governor enclosing a proposition from citizen,
OF Monroe, making an offer in relation to locating Tho
deaf and dumb asylum at Bloomington, and that tn,
Board of Trustees of Bloomington University be tn,
trustees of said asylum; which was referred TO the com
mittee on education.
By Mr.. TingIey; that the Commissioner of the Wa
bash and Erie canal report the reasons, why he has no
reported in relation to the Eastern division Of said canal
adopted.
Mr.. Hazelrigg entered a protest against the passage o
the act eonhnIng voters to their respective townships
contending that said act is a violation of the Constitution
signed by Messrs. Hazelrgg, Nimmon and Smith.
BY Mr. Rose, in relation TO the formation OF Probat
Circuits; which was laid on the table.
BY MI. Helwis, in relation to regulating tolls for grind
ing adopted.
By Mr. Petit, as to the expediency of taking the cen
sus Of the blind, deaf and dumb, and insane, while tax
ing an enumeration of white male Inhabitants for tn
next apportionment, &c. adopted.
BY Mr.. Jones of F., a bill for the better collection O
water rents read twice and referred.
By Mr.. Hoggatt, a bill to amend the act to provide 70
the reduction of the individual stock in the State Bank
read twice and referred.
BY Mr.. ~stophlet, for the extension of the time of hold