Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-29
Tha amendmenls yere thrn ,dcpted, and lhe BIN Is

The amendments we're then adopted, aud the bill is
now a law. when the Governor signs it.
MIR. Davis offered resolution that leave of absence
shall not he granted any memIer until The Speaker
nounees adjournment sine die. unless Of
sickness The resolution laid on the table.
Small Ntes
The House resumed Of the bill auiho
TIZng the Bank To issue small If she will
Of one per cent. on one million OF such issue
MIR Osborn Of Laporie CONTINUED his remarks in oppo-
siton TO the bill. he asked, if 1t lie wrong
notes. why bride the school fund in support Of the
Shall go a broihel for aid our school fund He
believed II was right TO issue small bills.
Mr.. Osborn OF Lapore then proposed to amend, by
striking out the bill from the enscng clause and inserting
substitute, authorizing the State Bank without any
strictions. to continue the issue of small bills.
Mr.. Pennington favored the amendment and charged
General Jackson with rec0mmei ding the State Banks
which he (Mr P) opposed He contended that Indian
spolis indebted the Bank for its prosperity New
Albany Louisville and all the cities indebted to the
Banks for their prosperity &c.
The question taken the adoption of The amend
men and decided in the affirmative syes 40 noes 80.
party vote, with the exception Of Messrs Rippey,
and Tsber, who voted for the amendment
Mr.. StsDfeld proposed to amend that order shall
be made without majority of the board being present,
&cno cashier shall be stock holder. &c.-no President
Director shall be qualified fUr the Office, who is indebted
for stock.
Nh. Mcke moved that the bill ard amendments be laid
on the table which motion prevailed ayes As noes 80
the Auditor Of State transmit copy of the lands
eced in each county in the Viuceun,s District for the
completion of the Wabash and Erie canal to the county
auditors of said counties.
The bill repeating the making scrip receivable for
bills the Wabash and Erie canal read third time
and passed
The bill making blue dog canal land scrips bear six
per cent. interest, was taken up; when
Mr.. Moore moved to indefinitely postpone which mo-
ton failed
The bill then read third time and on the question
Of its passage the vote Stood ayes A. l3no quo
rum
The Speaker then adjourned the House until half past
six o'clock. p. W.
In the evening at half past six, the House met and in
the of the evening" the doors ordered be
closed and the Door Keeper ordered prevent members
from leaving the House aud breaking quorum.
The bill last under consideration was then after consd-
erahle excitement passed by vote Of ayes A. %.
Mr. Moore. in tie of the debate proposed to the
friends Of the bill reduce the interest from six three
per cent. which agreed to.
Mr.. Hall Of Gibson, from the second committee of free
conference to which the bill providing for valuation OF
the property of the State referred reported that they
had agreed to the amendments of which that the
several county auditors in this Sae make and de-
liver to such appraiser, demand, list of all taxable lands
situate within their respective counties, before the
tenth day Of March. 1885, together with the name OF
names of the owners thereof" which concurred in
The specific appropriation BILL after being further amend
ed, passed by vote Of ayes 43, noes 80.
Both Houses proceeded. joint Convention. To
the election of General Superintendent Of the Wabash
I and Era Iho( a..