Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

BE further resolred That if either our senators or any
OF our representatives. shall consent to compromise of any
portion Of the Oregon SOIL they shall by this Legislature be
henceiorh regarded and denounced traitors TO the best
interest of our county in accordance with sentiments
pressed upon the floor Of this Senate to-day and in
they should be guilty Of this base derecton Of duty they
be hereby requested TO resign
Laid on the table ayes %, noes H.
Mr. Ellis introduced amendment substantially the same
he previously Offered.
Mr. Ellis said senators ought to reflect such resolution
is tainly fl-mcd When n reaches
the Atlantic and promises happy termination this
ed qucsonwhen the cloud that had gathered the hor-
lion and betokcnei rapidly disappearing" hen pa
cc measures instead of the notes preparations Of
prevail why tAs extraordinary effort merely to create alarm
IN the public 1t neither the dictate OF prudence
wisdom. If we credbly informed, mutual effDIts
are being made by both naons IN oIder amicaby
adjust the difficulty. The controversy can be arranged IL
the honor of both parties Let them putsuc
their course without interruption and not obud such marsh
resolutions the harmony Of their negotiations. The ne
gotiang power nation does require such inter
ference while il will have tendency
ment Of adversacs-pelhaps be regarded wanon
display OF that braggadocio sprit, contemplate wherever
is seen.
Mr.. Buell. called the previous question: which
| taned.
The question then recurring shall the question be
now put ii SO decided, ayes 80, noes -
The uetion put shall the jnt resolution be order
ed be cngruss.t read the third time Monday next
VIII CHI decided ry the following vote:
Ayes-NlesSIs. Akin Allison, BlIbOur Berry Of Frank
lin, Berry of Monroe Buell., Chapman Of Davies, Chap
Of Laporte Cuppy Edmonson English, Iamrick, Ham
dy Hardin, Henry, HeTman Howell Jackson Jones' Lane
Wood-2s
Nocs-Messrs Bowers Bradbury. Coffin Davis Ellis. Good
enow, Iamer. Holloway, Montgomery Moore, Morgan of d.
Morgan of Rush. Murphey, 9th, Pomeioy Reybun, Todd
NeIbIke ZenOT-l9.
The President laid before the Senate a communication
from the State Printer; laid upon the table.
Mr. Davis moved to take from the table the resolution OF
the House the subject of adourning.
Mr. Chapman L. thought out of order, the Senate
had postponed the Of the subject until Monday
next.
Mr. Chapman moved its postponement until Monday next
not agreed 10.
Mr. Davis moved to reclprocate the resolution.
Mr. Chapman of L. moved to lay the resolution on the Ia
ble-ayes 20, noes y.
Mr. Chapman moved to strike the 10Th and insert
the 18th inst-ayes II, noes 81.
The resolution then concurred in by the following
7 vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Berry Of Franklin, Berry Of Monroe, Bow
ers Bradbury Buell. Cuppy Davis English Goodenow Ha-
mer Handy Hardin Henry Lewiston Logan, Major Moore
Morgan of Decatur Morgan Of Rush, Muphey, Gn Paks
Read Todd, verbrike, Wood and Zenor-27
NOE>-Messrs. Akin, Alson Barbour, Chapman OF Da-
viess Chapman of Laporte, Chenowlth CoHn Edmonson
Ellis, HamIick, Herman Holloway Howell, Jackson,
Jones, Lane Miller Montgomery, PomeIoy, Reybun, and
Rockh-2l.
Mr. Lane chairman of the joint committee the State
debt introduced bill provide for the payment of the
State debt and he completion of the Wabash and Erie
Mr. Mon gomery, from the committee education, Ie-
ported back the bill in relation TO the Lunatc Asylum
guessing it be passed.
Nh Read introduced bill for the relief Of John c. Par
ker referred to the committee on education.
Mr.. Todd introduced a bill IN relation 10 the change oil
time in holding circuit courts.
The Senate then adjourned.