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

ege entirely unrestricted suffering entry of 40
acre tracts, on application.
After further discussion. the bill sgain laid the
table.
Mr. Carr reported hack the bill incorporating the Brook
vile Manufacturing Company, with an amendment ma
king Stockholders individually liable which amendment
sdopird-snd the bin ordered to be engrOssed.
Mr. Mickle reported bill to pass a school tax in Adj
and Jay passed a I'd reading
By Mr. Lanus, bill 10 locate road in Ohio and
Switzerland passed TO second reading
Mr.. Secrest offered resolution, that the Judiciary
miiiee enquire whether the State Bank Of ladisna has
any authority issue under FIVE dollars. after the
-d day of January 1886, aud If any legislation is
deemed necessary ty that committee, that subject &c.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Wise, to the expediency of taxing school
lands, after being purcE ased five years. Adopted.
BY MIR. Taber, to the expediency of requiring all
Judgments obtained in the federal court which operate
lien upon real estate to be registered in the several coun
ties in which the defendants thereof may reside &C.
Adopted also, to the expediency of making taxes
paid upon real estate, by third person, lien upon said
land. Adopted
Mr. shsnks introduced bill act to provide
for transfer Of the surplus fund.- &c. in Wash
ington county read three times and passed.
BY Mr.. StaPP, authorize B. F. e. Lodge collect
suearuges of taxes read twice and ordered be
crossed.
By Mr. Smith, for the relief Of purchasers Of School
lands in Fulton county; twice read and referred
BY Mr. Carter, relative recording deeds and mortga-
ges; passed 10 a second reading
By Mr. Cameron. in relation the jurisdiction of justices
OF the peace; passed 10 second reading.
by Mr. Burns to prevent county auditors from prac:is
ing law in commissioner passed I'd reading.
Bill passed-To authorize the re-sppraisement Of
school lands in certain to incorporate the Buffalo
and Mississippi Railroad company for the relief of Victor
A. Pipkin Of Floyd county, sgslzing the of The
ditor and School commissioner of Floyd county 10
heirs Of James McRae Of Franklin county, 10 amend The
part of county for the relief Of the
locate State road in Marshall incorporate the
Ohio and lndianspol Railroad Company, Cor road
from Jacksonville Columbus. unite with the Indi-
annapolis road at that pOint) ayes 81, noes 81.
The bill to amend the act Incorporating the Michigan
road company-suthersng the issue of twenty dol
lar certificates land held by the company, &C. read
third time, when Mr.. Wilson of Marion moved a call
of the House, when
On motion the House sdjourned
i AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House proceeded the consideration Of the bill
pending at the last adjournment The bill under consid
Grafton having been read third time.
MIR. Wilson of Marion moved to recommit with instruc
tons to strike out all that relates 10 certificates
Mr. Bowling remarked that this bill had been materially
amended by the committee Ii now only authorises
issuing certificates to the amount of three fourh of The
land; which the Governor authorised TO appoint dsin
terested persons to appraise.
Mr.. Weber said, these certificates only another
name for scrip 1t might be urged that he opposed
to internal Improvements. This the case. IL,
was opposed to this description of Banking under The
name of Internal Improvement He then proceeded Il
show individuals might take stock lands, buy up tn,
scrip certificates at discount and then buy back he
lands. These lands he had doubt would be appras
ed at double their value. He knew instances th,
Madison Railroad, where the original owners had bOush
their lands back through the shaving operation greatly
TO their individual advantage. lie went for projecting
the laboring man. If the lands valuable why no
sell them and pay the laborers good money! He OBJ
jecied this BILL because it did the claus
making stockholders individually liable. He considered
this of the principles lying the very foundation
our government equality OF rights and protection Il
the many against the power and abuses Of
wealth. He next reviewed the tendencies of the BILL il
relation taking timber and other materials from tn
lands through which the road may pass and the inusc
that may be done to individuals In this particular. Ii
then combated the argument urged for these exclusiv
privileges that must hold out inducements for foreign
TO take stock He believed foreigners already held
great amount of stock in Improvements; and in tn
case OF war; there might be great danger Of the powe
of associated wealth. in this particular. Our c0untr
now stood in important attitude towards England an
should pause and reflect before gave greater pow
to foreign capital
Mr. Taber said the gentleman from Marion had take
about every thing but the subject under consideration
He had referred 10 the United States Bank, war wit
England, Oregon, and he could not tell what else. Thi
was bill to improve a road of general advantage In
country There not the least possible danger in tn
bill, and so far stock concerned, he would Sc
him three thousand dollars worth, when the work wa
completed, without interest, which he would advance
the work.
The question then taken The passage OF the b
and decided in the affirmative.
| Bills PGssed.
To allow owners of partnership fences TO tn
same relative titles prescribing the mode of pub
fishing delinquent lands in newspapers.
Mr. Vandeveer moved TO reconsider the tn
passage of the bill divorcing Joseph and Maria Rudma
of Franklin county, which bill was lost this morning
The parties make a mutual application for DIVORCE o.
the ground that their tempers and dispositions
genia AM determination not to live together hereafter
Affara abI IT,
: granting divorces, the taken. a reconsdera
ton Of the vote and decided in the affirmative ayes &C
noes "a.
The question again recurring the passage of the bill
A il was decided in the affirmative.
On motion, the House adjourned.