Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

Of taking advantage Of the delinquent. II economy was
the object print the list would be an nducement TO paw
up the taxes and save the expense.
Mr. Allison in favor Of reducing the price Of
labor Of any set Of men-but il would be better put the
money into the county treasury than put it into the
pockets of the printer The of nineenths Of the
land in his county belonging to nonresents were paid
The greater part of the list of deinquenis in his county
were residents. Then the best plan would be publish
manuscript, in his county.
Mr. Jackson preferred the bill before the Senate to the
present law The greater Of delnquenls in his
county were residents and would prfer the manuscript
proposition.
The ayes and noes were called and resulted as follows
Ayes-Messrs Beard, Berry Of Franklin Bowers, Goats,
Coffin Conner Cuppy Davis Day, Ellis. Holloway. Lo-
gan, Marsh, Morgan Murphy, Orth, Robinson, ROckh,
Simpson and S,ewau-20.
NOEs-Berry of Monroe. Bradbury. Chenowilh. Glenn
ents. Edmousion, English. Goodenow, Green. Hamer,
Hamrick, Handy, Hardin Howell Jackson. Miller MILL
gan, Miken. Montgomery, Osborn, Parks Read Stock
we'll. Taber Vebrike, Waters WinchelI and Zenor-2S
r Edmonson moved TO lay the bill the table, adopted,
By r Osborn chairman Of the committee education.
reported bill incorporating Andersons Collegiate Institution.
Moved to be referred TO the committee corporations
Mfr Berry of Franklin moved TO amend the BILL rfOvding
that the property Of Mr. Anderson be exempted from
taxes; not adopted.
Mr. Logan moved reconsider the reference Of the bill;
not reconsdeIed; passed third reading
By Mr. Sockwel, reporting bill for the divorces Caha
rne Scweeayer, recommending its passage.
BY Mr Miller, reporting bill for the divorce Of NJ COL
iins and recommending its passage.
By Mr. Mgan, reporting bill amend the law relating
TO the laws Of practice in the eleventh judicial circuit with
amendment excepting the counties Of Bckfod and Jay
from the provisions Of the bills amendment adopted and the
bill passed.
BY Mr. Zenor reporting bill for the divorce of David T.
Eagerly, and recommending its passage.
Resolutions Introduced.
By Mr. Holloway, that the State Printer the Senate
whether the allowed by law for the State printing
is just ard fair price; adopted.
BY Mr. vebrke instructng the committee canals and
done their lands by any of public works. shall make
OATH first, that their land is valuable would have
been had not the public work been made secOnd their
produce is not enhanced in price; adopted
BY Mr. Logn that the committee OF finance be Instructed
to inquire into the expedency Of passing law by the Gen
era Assembly, requiring all holders Of State treasury
bearing six per interest," present them for
aud redemption at the State Treasury at such other place
places the Treasurer Of State may provide and des-
nate. before the - day of -, in the year lS4S
and that all presented for such purpose before
that time, shall bear interest theIeaer; and that
the said committee have leave report by bill otherwise
BY Mr. Clements nsucng the committee on the judci-
to amend the 24th section Of the Revised Statutes Of
Si3 chapter 40 that parties to suits be not estopped BY
any ue of the law from pleading and showing the
want Of consideration any instrument, other than land
conveyances instrument negotiable by the law merchant
adopted.
By Mr Mliken authorizing the citizens Of Lawrence
burgh, in Dearborn county, to turnpike roads.
BY Mr Allison providing for new mode Of advertising
By Mr. OsbOn authorizing the clerks of circuit courts to
issue wrs in certain
bill providing for the assessment Of damages done by
the Wabash and Erie canal; read a third time
Nr Robinson moved recommit the bill tn the committee
canals and internal Improvements, with certain in
stTuctionS
While this motion under consideration,
The Seate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met.
When the question the recOmmitment Of the bill pro-
vding for the of damages private prope
taken for the Of the Wabash and Ellie canal
with instructions to amend was taken up and decided 10
| the negative.
Mr. Ellis moved ecommt the BILL with instructions tC
amend.
Mfr OIth moved that the Senate unanimously consent tc
| the amendment proposed by Nj Ellis. I
The question then taken the motion Of Mr. Ellis
and the bill recommiIted.
Mr. Ellis moved TO return the to the committee or
canals and internal Improvements; negatved.
Mr. Ortiz moved to refer a select committees the Senate
consented
Leave was granted Mr. Mlliken to report bill provid
ing for the Of the number of pilots at the falls
| the Ohio river passed TO a second reading.
Mr. Davis introduced by leave, resolution requiring thu
Treasurer Of State TO furnish the Senate with copy OF ths
award in favor Of Joel b. Calhoun against the State.
Leave granted to Mr. Orth make rel ort OF bill
No "a, with amendment, and notion the report
concuned in, and the bill passed.
The President laid before the Senate the report Of tn
superintendent Of the lnnatic ASYLUM. .
M Coffin moved that 100 copies be printed
Mr. Montgomery moved that go copies be printed.
The latter motion adopted.
The Senate adjourned.