Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-03
Mr Morgan Of D. CON leavel introduced the bill! q

amend the bill permitting the common council of
Lawrenceburgh to subscribe for stock in the Law
renceburgh and Napoleon turnpike company, TO the
amount OF 1000 dollars referred to the committee
on corporations.
Mr.. pomeroy, from the same committee reported
back the bill fixing the fees of certain officers not al
lowed in the fee bill of 1881
Mr.. Howell moved TO lay the bill on the table not
carried
| The bill was then ordered to a second reading
Mr. Akln from the same committee, reported back
the bill in relation to not paying county orders, while
the person Is IN arrears TO the county, and recon-
mended It's indefinite postponement; concurred IN.
Also, the bill for the relief of Nathaniel Cole, ct
Wayne county, passed to third reading
Mr.. Chapman Of L. from the judiciary committee,
reported back the bill requiring private embezziement
to be punished in the same way grand larceny !;
indefinitely postponed
Also, the bill in relation to masters and apprentl
ces and recommended It's indefinite posponement.
Mr.. Ellis was opposed to the concurrence in the
report He said the :. double rule of three" clause,
in our indenture laws defeated the object it in
tended to remedy, by placing lis acquisitions too
high Persons would not take apprentices. and ob-
gate themselves provide for their education 10 the
extent prescribed by the Statute. lie did not wish
apprentices to be educated less, but he considered 1t
more important that good homes should be provided
He would be willing, embarrassed as the State is, to
for sustain schools to educate the orphan
poor.
Mr.. Herrimah said the clause in the statute, pro-
viding for the education of apprentices might seem
to be an advantage to apprentices and poor children,
but it really was great injury, 1t prevented many
from obtaining good and comfortable homes
Mr.. Davis said he opposed to the bill he
would rather stronger provisions incorporated In
our indenture laws. When child is left poor and
orphan, there Is TO for them except their
masters and their Only is extort from them all
the work they possibly
Messrs. Rockhlll and English advocated a concur
renee in the report.
Mr.. Miller moved to recommt the bill with instruc-
tons to require masters employers to provide for
at least years schooling to children bound for u
term OF wears.
The re-committing opposed by Messrs. Henri
man, Ellis and Morgan of r.
Advocated By Messrs Miller and Chapman Of L.
! The Senate refused to re-commit the bill.
The report Of the committee was then concurred
in, ayes 81, noes 10.
A large number of bills of minor importance were
reported from tie said committee and indefinitely post
poned by the recommendation of the committee.
Mr.. Henry, from the committee, reported a
bill for the relief of James Rutherford; passed
Mr.. Chapman Of H. from the committee, re-
ported bill amending the execution laws to re-
qure the sale of property to the highest and best bid
der all contracts entered into after the first day OF
May next passed to second reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
AFTERNOON
The President laid before the Senate communication
from the State Printer reply TO resolution Of the
Senate relation to the copies of the Governors Message
ordered to be printed in the German aud French languages
baid on the table.
Orders Of the Day
The bill (Mr Hermann district the State and appor
tion Senators and Representatives fo the five
Mr. Handy moved refer the hill, with certain instruc-
tons. Failed.
MI Henry also moved certain Instructions which failed.
The bill then passed. by the following vote;
Rory Of RaT of h9n
Of d., Conner, Edmonson, Ellis, English, Hamrick,
Howell Jones, Lane, Lewiston, Logan, Major Montgomery
Moore, Morgan of d., Morgan of r. Murphey, Ortiz Pone
roy, Read Reyburn, Todd veibrike and Wod-27.
NcEs-Messrs. Akin, Allison abcrr, Bradbury, Buell.,
Chapman of l. Chenowith Coffin Cuppy, Davis, Goodenow
Iiamer Handy, iladin Henry, tieniman Holloway, Jack
son. Miller, Parks, Rsckhill and Zenor-22
The bill to incorporate the Craw fordsyile and afay
Railroad Also,
The bill allowing certain fees to county Auditors
passed Also,
The bill extending the time of certain Turnpike Com
panies finish their work passed Also,
The bill vacang 90 lets IN the town OF Harrlsonville
passed Also,
passed Also,
The bill relating the northern portion Of the Central
Canal; passed Also,
The bill relating Wabash and Erie canal lands pass
The bill in relation the power North Point,
referred a select committee.
The bill in relation to the School Fund in Lagrange
county passed. Also,
The bill relative certain public documents passed.
Also,
The bill reduce the salary the Auditor of Putnam
county; passed. Also,
The bill for the relief Of Martin Fitzpatrick passed
The bill repeal the act giving further time to Assess
ors, laid on the table.
House bills on their third reading.
The bill to declare a certain county road in Dearborn
county a State road passed. Also,
The bill in relation the costs of appealed from
Justices Of the peace was lost
The bill relation Supervisors in Kosciusko and
Whitley; passed.
The bill for the relief of borrowers of the school fund
in the several counties, was LAID on the table.
The bill for The relief of William Chaplin Ga divorce
bill) was passed. ayes % noes ~.
The Senate then adjourned.