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


Reports from Standing Committees.
Mr. Handy. from the committee education, to which
the bill 10 increase the common school funds referred
reported the same back with one amendment.
1.-THE bill requires that If the Site Bank continues
issue notes Of less denomination than FIVE dollars after
the FIRST day Of January. 1916. Said bank shall be
PEELED pay the State Treasury for school
Purposas.a bonus of one per cent. per annum
1.-THE amendment was if the bank refuses such bonus
the laws anlhorsng the issue Of such hereby
repealedl
Mr. Lane moved to lay the amendmen, on the table.
Mr. Lane said it too late into discussion
this question. This proposition imposing its
first appearance. This institution is in existence il
it not vote Of mine would ever he given to
ate 1t with such powers. This proposition, reasonable
and imposing II appears at first, would have runous
effect the bank by drawing the small Of the bank
from circulation it would only make vacuum for the
millions Of small of the Ohio banks flow in and
occupy their place. He as much friend OF educa-
ton any person could be-he wished all in the State
all in the world could receive the advantages of ample
education but be was not DESTROYS 10 promote it in this
manner.
The discussion was continued by Messrs Handy Ellis
Reyburn, and Winchell.
The bill laid the table. ayes 10. IS.
The report of the committee then concurred in by
the following vote
ArEs-Messrs. Akin. Allison. Barbour, Berry of F..
Berry of NJ, Bowers, Buell., Chapman of D., Chapman
of L., Cuppy, Edmonson, English, Handy, Hardin, Hen
ry Hermann Jones, Lewiston, Major Miller Morgan Of
d., Parks and TOdd-23.
NoEs-Messrs Bradbury, Chenowith Conner, Ellis,
Goedenow, Hamer, Hsmrck, Holloway. Howell, Lane
Montgomery, Moore, Morgan of r., Murphey, Pome-
roy, Reyburn Rockhill Verbrke, Winchel, and zenOr
go
Mr. 1furphey moved to strike per and in
sert one half per cent.
After some discussion the amendment decided by
the chair TO be of order.
The bill then ordered to be engrossed and read the
third time tomorrow, by the following vote:
ArEs-Messrs. Akin, Barbour, Berry of F., Berry of
H. Bowers. Buell. Chapman of d.; Chapman of L., Cup
by, EJmonson, English, Handy, II ardin, Henry Heu-
man, Jackson. Jones, Lewiston, Logan. Maj ~ .ller
Montgomery, Parks. Read aud Wood-25.
| NoEs-h1essrs. Allison. Bradbury, Chenowi;h, Davis
Ellis Goodenow. Hlmrick. Holloway, Howell Lane
Moore Morgan of d., Morgan of r., Murphey Orth,
FomerOy, Reyburn, Rockhill, Todd, Yerbrke, Wnchel
and Zenor-22.
Mr Todd from the committee reported back the
bill for the relief of John G. Parker and recommended lis
| indefinite postponement.
The report not concurred in
| The bill then passed to the third reading
Mr. Montgomery. from the committee, reported
back the bill in relation to apprentices, amended which
was cOncurred in.
| Mr. Lane from the committee on canals and internal
improvements reported bill for The relief of Theodore r.
Breckenridge and others, heirs of George Breckenridge,
| deceased; passed to the third reading.
Also allowing the commissioners on the Wabash and
Erie canal to employ Engineer &C.; read three times
and passed.
Mr. RockhilI, from the same committee reported bill
to authorize the purchase of certain lands in Huntington
county read three times and passed.
Also bill authorizing damages TO be paid to the wild
and heirs of Jesse Ginger deceased, by the commits
soner of the Wabash and Erie canal passed.
Mr. Buell., from the committee the Stale Bank, re-
ported back the bill relative the time the commission
ers of the sinking furd shall make sale of delinquent
ands-changed from the time of the November session of
the Bank Board, to time during the meeting Of the
| Legislature /; passed to the third reading.
Reports from Select Committees.
4 AZ odJ Oh hark he Nicho
McCary to build mill dam White river. in Marion
county passed.
MIR English reported bill changing a part of State
road from Clark county to Jackson county passed.
MIR Holloway reported back the bill to prevent suits In
certain passed.
Mr. Berry of F., presented q minority report from the
same committee.
number of bills of local nature were reported and
disposed Of
Mr. Lane introduced resolution resolving that the
Senate will any business after Thurs
day. amended unless by consent Of two thirds of the Sem
ate. Adopted.
Mr. Orth introduced bill provide for the inspection
Of whiskey in Tppecanoe county read three times and
Mr. Allison introduced resolution, resolving to hold
| night session meeting at o'clock not adopted
The this resolution then reconsidered, on
motion of MIR Lane ayes 81, nees 90
i Mr Orh moved to strike out o'clock and insert 10
4 Withdrawn.
MIR onh moved to lay the resolution on the table
| which did not prevail ayes ~ noes ~.
MIR Morgan OF X. moved 10 amend by meeting on FIJI
day evening o'clock and hold night sessions nnt ad
journment; adopted by consent
Bills on the third reading.
To incorporate the Ohio and Indianapolis Railroad Com
/ psny; passed.
Also to incorporate the Evansville Medical Society
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Jones. the bill relative to the location
of road in Fountain countyi taken from the
| table and passed
To ncoroorate the Union Medical Society of northern
Indiana passed.
Also, to Incorporate the Alumni Association of Han
over College passed.
For the relief Of James Hopel and others; passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Herman, on leave, introduced bill t.
change the name of John Nichols TO that of JOIN
Beaver Nichols read three times and passed.
The consideration of the State debt bill which wal
made the special order of this afternoon, post
poned until tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Mr. Chapman of l.. moved to take from the table
the bill relative the salaries of Supreme and Cir
cult Court Judges in order to refer to the judi
ciary committee not agreed to, ayes ~, noes %.
II Messages Of the House
The bill fixing the time of holding circuit courts il
the ninth judicial circuit passed
For the relief of owners of wet lands in Allen coun
; ty passed.
The Joint resolution in relation 10 the signers o
, the declaration of independence passed.
In relation to the mode of doing county business
the county of Clay passed.
To extend the time of holding probate courts IL
Parke and Posey counties passed.
For the relief of Elizabeth Preston, a divorce bill
passed.
Ginger deceased passed.
To provide for the payment of members and off
GERS Of the General Assembly; passed.
To yacate part of the town OF South Bend In 81
j, Joseph county passed
It. 10 ocf incor in