Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17


subject was iDdeGni ely postponed.
The bill for the relief of Rufus A Lockwood was read
third time ard passed
The bill providing that where agreements are made 70
interest not exceeding ten per CENT six per may b.
allowed on judgments for the same, &C., secon
time and on the question: shall the bill he engrossed i
was decided in the negative-ayes 90, noes So
The bill to provide for The better payment of the mort
cages to the university, her funds was read
third time and passed.
| Deaf and Dumb Asylum
The bill Of the Senate providing for the permanent oca
ton OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at danapols
and for the purchase of thiy of land cost not
ceeding 50 600 read third time.
MIR Thomp. on opposed the bill.
Mr. Cymer would against the location of the
in other of the State He resided hundred and
fifty miles from this city but location here would be un-
der the immediate of the of peope
who could carry home glad tidngs of the
OF the pupils to their friends, and the friends of the insu-
fion in portion of the State The institution one
oil the most benevolent character and that enlisted
best feelings Of the human heart.
MI Lowe SAIL there papers, which he could lay
his hands at this time which had disappeared rather
teouSly in relation 10 a location al Bloomington and he
believed he could show that the institution
tanned at Bloomington at half the In the
siituion now at Bloomington, there would in few years
be 400 students from pats Of the State who
could home the of The of
for The education of the deaf and dumb. Indianapolis was
great for pulit clans. But Bloomington
resort of literary and those who took inter-
est in education. He cOntended that Bloomington far
ahead of Indianapolis in point Of health. Indianapolis
emphacaIy sickly place. in comparison with the high
lands The low lands on White river were all sickiy He
would live in indianapolis in summer If they would
make him Governor of the
Mr. Weber could not conceive why The gentleman had so
much opposition to Indianapolis Iniilnapois, he believed
claims. Where he would ask is the State insti-
tuition, that has been located hdanaIo Even the
peniientay had been located in different part Of the
Tie then proceeded to show that the deaf and dumb
institution should lie located at indianapolis in consequence
Of the facility Of examination by members of the Lessa-
He gentleman urged
argument that should prevent gentlemen from voting
against it, The teachers the institutions desired
cation here and he believed their wishes should be
suited.
Nj Seaw, light opposed location at Bloomington and ia
be passed.
MIR Pennington the location at Bloomington on
Of health, &c lie thought the salaries paid to the
supei rtentents and teachers too high sc.
Mr. Davis favored Indianapolis. He had heard Of
plants of sickness at this place
The discussion continued by Messrs Lowe, Clymer
and others when
Mr. Lowe be laid on the table which
motion did not preval-ayes 3, noes So.
Mr. Thompson moved Iecommit with instructions that
the asylum shall be located land purchased for
hosp tai which motion did prevail.
The question then taken the passage of the BILL
and decided in the sfhimative-ayes rs, noes TO-
The bill for the erection of suitable buildings for the
diana hospital for the from the Senate,
third time and passed-po dng for The of >pen-
did building The farm purchased for that purpose
miles of indianapolis.
Mr. Moore reported joint resolution authorizing Hya-
cnth Laee The State for damages sustained in loss
of boats, &C. at the Delphi dam which read and
laid on the table.
Mr. Henry reported bill to enable Andrew F. Heied 10
build bridge read twice and laid on he table.
MI Baker from The committee canals and internal i'm
provemens reported bill provide for expenses Of
selecting and classifying the lands donated by Congress for
completion Of the Wabash and Ellie canal from Tere
Haute to Evansville which read twice and laid the
The bill for settlement with Spears and Case was read
third time and passed.
The bill fully defining rights of Landlords and
relative to tenants holding over o.del to be
engIosSed.
The bill allow The teachers of deaf dumb asy-
time and pissed
bill provide for the safety of the mortgages the
trust funds, read thid time an passed
Mr. F0Id reported bill revive provisions of
act &C. in relation To the Winchester and Hagersown
pike company; passed.
The bin in relation 10 the bridge over White liver on the
Michigan road, was read a third time aud passed.
Also granting citizens Of Lawlencebursh city char
ter, sc.
Mr. Riley reported bill defining a part of the eastern
boundary of Hancock laid on the table,
Mr. Thompson Offered resolution as to the expediency
of procuring for the Chamber and Repre-
sentative Hail. 10 be oil American manufacture, and TO po
vide for chair ior the Speaker; which ad pied
Mr. Hazelrgg offered resolution, providing hat the nt
Of the Houses shall be escned which says that
bill originating House, shall to the other
the last day of the session-aid over day.
Mr. Thompson offered resolution resembling the adj
ing esolu and piovid ng for adjournment die,
nday, the Goth nssating, that the Legislature
afford week longer, dollar and half per day
oder perfect the subjects of legislation before the
two Houses
MI stapp moved to strike out Midday the GOTH" and
insert Wednesday, the 22d; f." when
Clymer ed that the rcsolu he laid table;
which pIcvailed-ayes GO, noes 2l.
Mr. IIazerisg introduced joint resolution relative to nat
urazaiion laws; which passed TO a second reading
By Nj No>ugcr resolution providing for ight ions;
which not adopted.
By Mr. Cookery bill in relation to the five cent, DANA
the sale of auds morsaged to the s,ukins fund
pa sed TO second reading.
On motion, the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills passed
Bills Of the Senate relative to water power North
port relative term of county auditors; to incorporate
Port Fulton in Clarke county to authorize recording
road in euben amend the act incorporating the Law
a,d Harrison Turnpike Companv supple
mental the for The relief OF Nathan Burchied to
incorporate the Fort Wayne and Lima Turnpike Compa
nv; To incorporate White river PRESBYTERIAN church in
Green county incorporate the Fort Wayne and Ply
mouth Turnpike Company relative TO claims for damages
the construction of public works; in relation to vend
ng intoxicating liquors in Floyd in relation to the La
county library for the relief of the estate of Israel
Phillips. late of Marion; to divorce William iackord:
20 Incorporate the Rockville ami Montezuna Railroad
Company incorporate the COsington band to extend
he provisions Of act relation the election of
school commissioner in Allen county TO extend the pro-
visions of act TO provide for eff lent mode of
xpendng road Kosciusko; for elecng justices in
Hendricks f,r the relief Of Ann Evans; egalizing the
ecord Of county board Of Marshall FIR the relief of Pc
er n Clark.
Bills of the House to amend and reduce into one seve-
al acts incorporating Vevay; for the relief Of Elizabeth
reston TO authorize the Superintendent of the Wabash
md Erie canal to employ engineer; to define the
hanne Of Turtle creek, in sullivan; for the relief of
ohm Davis of Orange; for the relief of Jacob Engswe
her provide for settlement with the Superintendent
the State prison for the relief of county auditors in
citation To the amount of bonds.
State Debt.
The bill this subject read a third time: when