Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

being the care considered folly and mad
in be adding fuel fame which now,
hoped that the resolution would pasthat the whole
subject would be left 10 the and wisdom of those
whom it properly belonged.
lie believed the entire proceeding to be weak attempt
TO heHg the people, uperatively absurd in itself IL was
attack enemy that had declared their intention not to
fight There necessity for such declaration of HOSTILE
~, patriotism call it, lie regarded the
alarm oil those who are always disposed to
"Cry havoc,
And let slip the dogs Of war"
The resolution should be laid the table, and the whole
subject be left 10 the and wisdom Of those to whom IL
properly belonged the Congress and President Of the u
with his cabinet and should learn to observe
more temperate and rational spirit. q.
MI. Holloway introduced the following resolutions
Be further Tesored That if either senators any
of representatives, shall 70 compromise of
portion Of the Oregon SOIL they by Legislature
heneeorth regarded and denounced traitors the best
interest Of county, accordance with sentiments
pressed the floor of this Senate to-day and in
they should be guilty of this base deTecon OF duty they
be hereby requested 10 resign.
Laid on the table, ayes 90 noes II.
Mr. Ellis introduced amendment substantially the same
he previously offered
Mr. Ellis said senators ought reflect such resolution
certainly tmed. When a voice reaches across
the Atlantic, and promises happy termination to this yex-
ed questonwhen the cloud that had gathered the hor-
lion and betOkened rapidly disappearng-when pa
cc measures, instead of the and preparations Of
prevail why this extraordinary effort merely to create alarm
IN the public mRd II is neither the dictate OF prudence
nor wisdom. If credbly informed mutual efforts
being made both nations, order amcably
adjust the difficulty. The controversy be arranged to
the honor and interests Of both parties Let them pursue
their without interruption and obtrude such harsh
resolutions the harmony of their negotiations The
gotiang power Of nation does require such inter-
ference while it will have tendency to excite the resent
ment Of misunderstanding be regarded wanton
display OF that braggadoco spirit contemplate wherever
is seen.
Mr.. Buell. called the previous question: which sus-
tanned.
The question then recurring shall the main question be
put il so decided ayes SO, noes -
The question shall the joint resolution be order
ed TO be cngrosSed and read the third time Monday next
which so decided by the following votes
Ayes-Messrs Akin, Allison, Barbour, Berry Of Frank
lin, Berry of Monroe, Buell. Chapman of Daviess Chap
man Of LapOre Cuppy Edmonson, English Hamriek Han
dy Hardin, Henry, HerTimsn Howell Jackson Jones Lane
Lewiston Logan Major, Miller, Parks, Read, Rockhil, and
WOOd-2S.
Noes-Messrs Bowers Bradbury Coffin Davis Ellis Good
enow, Hamer Holloway, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan of D.
Morgan of Rush, MurPhey oth, POmeroy, Reybun, Todd
NeTbTike, ZenOr-l9.
The President laid before the Senate a communication
from the State Printer laid upon the table.
Mr. Davis moved take from the table the resolution OF
the House N the subject Of adjourning.
Mr. Chapman of L. thought it out of ORDER the Senate
next
Mr. Chapman moved its pOstpOnement until Monday mex
not agreed to-
Mr. Davis moved to recprocate the resolution.
Mr. Chapman OF l.. moved lay the resolution the ia
ble-ayes 90 noes 81.
Mr. Chapman then moved TO strike out the 18th and
the 18th inst.-ayes Ia, noes "a.
me iesOiuuOh was heh C0hcuiieu III ny iVhV"i"e
vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Berry Of franklin, Berry OF Monroe, Bow
Bradbury Buell. Cuppy, Davis, English Goodenow, Ha
Handy, Hardin, Henry, Lewiston Logan Major Moore
Morgan of Decatur Morgan Of Rush, Muphey Ortiz Parks
Read, Todd Yerbrike, Wood, and Zenor-27.
NOEs-Messrs. Akin, Allison, Barbour Chapman of Da-
viess, Chapman of Lapoe, Chenowith, Coin Edmonson
Ellis Hamrck Herman, Holloway, Howell Jackson
JONES' Lane, Miller Montgomery, PoeIoy Reyburn and
ROckhill-2l.
Mr. Lane chairman of the joint committee on the Stat,
debt introduced bill TO provide for the payment Of the
State debt and the completion Of the Wabash and Erie
nal laid the table and 500 copies ordered to be printed
Mr.. Montgomery from the committee education, re-
ported back the bill in relation to the Lunatc Asylum,
quesling it be passed.
Mr.. Read introduced bill for the relief Of John c. Par
ker; referred to the committee education.
Mr. Todd introduced bill in relation to tbs .hange o
time in holding circuit courts.
The Senate then adjourned.