Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

third time aid passed
The bill providing that agreements are made for
interest ding per cent six per cent may be
allowed judgments for the same, &c. second
time and the question: shall the bill be engrossed it
was decided in the negstive-ayes 20, noes So
The bill to provide for The better payment Of the
cages the university, and other funds, read
third time and passed
Deaf and Dumb asylum
The bill Of the Senate. providing for the permanent loca
ton Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum Indianapolis
and for the purchase Of thirty OF land al cost not
ceedng 50 OOo- read third time.
! Mr. Thomp.on opposed the bill.
Mr. Clymer would against the location OF the asylum
in any other pant of State resided one hundred and
fifty miles from this city; but location here would be
der the immediate eye Of the representatives Of the people,
who could carry home the glad tdnR Of the advancement
Of the pupils to their iend and the friends Of the nsu
tion every portion of the State. The institution
Of the VIOLENT character and that enlisted the
best feelings of the human heart
Mr. Lowe said there papers, which he could lay
his hands at this time which had disappeared rather mys
teropsy in relation location Bloomington and be
believed he could show that the institution could be
tsined Bloomington at half the expense In the
stiuon Bloomington, there would in few years
be more than 400 students from all parts of the State who
could home the of he OF the institution
for the educal Of the deaf and dumb. Indianapolis
great resort for pot Clans But Bloomington the
great Of literary and those who took inter-
in education He contended that Bloomington far
ahead Of indianapolis in point Of health Indianapolis
emphaticay sckly place. IN comparison with the high
lands. The low lands White river all sieky He
ould live in indianapolis in the summer, If they would
make him Governor of the State
Mr. Weber conceive why the gen had so
much opposition to indianapolis. indianapolis he believed
had some Claims Where he would ask the State nsti-
tuition that has been located Irdianao Even the
penitentiay had been located in different part of the
State He then proceeded to show that the deaf and dumb
institution should be located at indianapolis consequence
of The facility Of examination by members Of the Lesa
He conceived that the gentleman urged
no argument that should prevent gentlemen from voting
against it, The teachers the institution desired its To-
cation here aud he believed their wishes should be
suited.
Mr. Seawrght opposed location at Bloomington and IA
rolf and shoulh
be passed
Mr. Pennington favored the location at Bloomington on
OF health SC He thought the salaries paid the
sure niendents and teachers too high. &c.
Mr. Davis favored indianapolis lie had heard of
plants Of sickness at this place.
The discussion continued by Messrs Lowe, Clymer
| and others when
Mr. Lowe moved that the bill be laid on the table which
motion did not prevail-ayes 6. noes SO.
Mr. Thompson moved TO Tecomm with instructions that
the asylum shall be located the land purchased for
sane hospital which motion did not prevail
The question then taken on the passage Of the bill,
and decided in the siImaiive-ayes rs, noes 10.
The bill for the erection of suitable buildings for the In
diana hospital for the from the Senate, read
third time ard passedpIovdng for the erection Of splen
did building the farm purchased for that purpose, two
miles west of Indianapolis.
Mr. Moore reported Joint resolution authorizing Hya-
cnth Laee the State for damages sustained in loss
boats Sc the Delphi dam which was read twice and
MIR Henry reported bill to enable Andrew F. Hetfeld to
build bridge read twice and laid on the table,
MI Baker, from the committee on canals and internal i'm
provemens reported bill provide for the expenses Of
selecting and classifying the lands donated by Congress for
completion Of the Wabash and EIe canal from Tene
Haue Evansville which was read twice and LAID on the
table for examination
The bill for settlement with Spears ana Case read
a third time and passed
tenants relative to tenants holding ordered tn be
engossed.
lum the Of books in the State library, read third
The bill to provide for the safety Of the mortgages of the
ind AMI aSSed
Mr. Fond reported bill TO revive certain provisions OF
act, &c. in relation the Winchest and HagerstOwn tun
The bill in relation to the bridge White river on the
Michigan road, was read third time and passed.
Also, granting citizens of Law.enceburgh city char
ter, Sc
Mr. Riley reported bill defining part of the eastern
boundary of Hancock laid on the table.
Mr. Thompson offered resolution, TO the expedency
If rocung new carpets for the Senate Chamber and Repre-
sentative Hail. 10 be of American manufacture and to po
vide for chair for the Speaker; which was adopted
rne of the Houses shall be Tescnded which says that
no bill originating in House, shall be sent to the other
on the last day of the sesson-laid over one day.
MIR Thompson offered resolution, resembling the adj
ing resolu n and provid ng for an adjournment sine die
on Monday the 26th ns-sIaing that the Legislature
afford to sit one week longer, a dollar and half per day
in order TO perfect the subjects oil legislation now before the
two Houses
stapp moved to strike out Monday the 26th" and
insert Wednesday, the 22d; % when
Mr. Cymer moved that the resolution be laid on the tables
which motion pIevailed-ayes &c, noes 81.
Hazerigg introduced joint resolution relative to nat
uralzaton laws; which passed 10 second reading.
By Mr. Nosnger, resolution providing for night sessions;
which not adopted.
By MIR Cookery bill in relation to the five DANA
ges in the sale Of lands motgsged to the sinking fund
passed to second reading.
On motion, the House adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION
Bills Passed
Bills of the Senate relative to water power at North
no relative to term OF county audtors TO incorporate
Hl.rt,a fo dlnO
road in amend the act incorporating the Law
rencebureh aid Harrison Turnpike Company; supple
mental for the relief of Nathan Burchfed to
incorporate the Fort Wayne and Lima Turnpike Conn
nv. IA incorporate White river Presbyterian church in
Green county to incorporate the Fort Wayne and Ply
mouth Turnpike Company relative TO claims for damages
in the construction OF public works. in relation to vend-
ing intoxicating liquors in Floyd in relation to the La
porte county library for the relief of the estate of Israel
Phillips. late of Marion; to divorce William Blacklord;
to incorporate the Rockville and Monezuma Railroad
Company incorporate the Cosington band to extend
the provisions of act relation to the election OF
school commissioner in Allen county, to extend the pro-
visions of provide for more efficient mode of
expanding road in Koscusko; for elecng justices in
Hendricks; for the relief Of Ann Evans; esalizlng the
record of county board of Marshall for the relief OF Pc
ter n. Clark.
Bills of the House. amend and reduce into one,
raj acts incorporating Vevay; for the relief of Elizabeth
Preston authorize the Superintendent of the Wabash
and Erie canal to employ an engineer; to define the
channel Of Turtle creek in Sulivan for the relief of
John Davis of Orange for the relief Of Jacob Engswe-
Their to provide for settlement with the Superintendent
of the State prison for the relief of county auditors
relation 10 the amount Of bonds
Slate Debt
The bill on this SUI jrcl read third time; when
Mr. Carter moved to recomm the bill to a select com.
mittee with instructions to amend as follows:
Ist Add additional section providing that this act
shall not effect be in force unless the bondhoders
their agents attorneys, shall surrender up bonds
section he amount of mill