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

power and authority of the person with whom
negotiate. My feelings prompt me 10 say more, but will
refrain. hoping the motion mag prevail.
MIR Lane said he had uniformly respected the Senator
from LspoTte for his acquaintance with the constitution
Of the State. The constitution requires the Governor to
submit ony what he may deem expedient; besides the
communication. his mind, Sufficient, clear and
pcit. Mr. l.. said he would decline discussing tie sub
jrct until the Senator from l. was l. IS excited.
Mr. Lane moved that the communication be laid the
table, and 500 copies be printed which motion pre-
vailed.
The Senate then resumed the subject under consdea-
ton @ the adj urnment
Mr. Lane moved further amendments extending The in
qury TO the Nincennes road, the White Water canal
&c. the resolution and amendments then adopted
MIR Buell. offered resolution that the Auditor of State
be authorized employ clerk during the remainder Of
the session. Adopted.
Resolutions introduced.
Mr. Akin, that The Senate WILL the House concunng,
proceed 10 the election of superintendent the New
Albany and Vineennes road on Monday at o'clock, p
VI laid on the table,
Mr. Morgan Of d., that the committee finance inquire
whether the Of the State requires the services OF
the State agent and if SO, whether the salary OF said off,
Ger ought 10 be reduced not Adopted.
Mr. Morgan Of l.. that the committee education in
qure into the eXpediency of adopting The manual labor
stem in the Indiana Asylum Of The Deaf and Dumb as
far practicable. And they also inquire into the eXped
ency of permanently locating said asylum the farm
purchased the location of the Lunsic Asylum. Adopt
ed
BIS introduced.
By Mr. Pomeroy, 10 vacate certain alley in the town
Of Plymouth read three times and passed.
By Mr. Barbour, in relation the nsvigabe portion Of
the Wabash and Erie canal. and to abolish the Office Of
general superintendent thereof; passed to the second
reading
On motion of Mr. Holloway, the bill to incorporate the
Richmond and Miami railroad, taken from the table
and referred TO a select committee.
Mr. Miller moved take from the table the bill in
lation TO attaching portion of Harrison county that oil
Crawford.
| Mr. Zenor hoped the bill would not be taken up,
there serious opposition TO the measure in Harrison
county-he in daily expectation of remonstrsnces
against the measure. The majority and the sub
stanal part Of the citizens opposed TO it-and moi
the twentieth part Of the people of Harrison know any
thing about this attempt divide part of the county.
The resolution was taken from the table.
Mr. ZenOr moved to postpone the bill until the first Mon
day in August next.
Mr. Berry of NJ moved that the bill be laid the table
which prevailed.
Mr. Barbour moved to take from the table the bill TO
the relief Of A. Hendricks and Son.
Mr. Barbour said he did not wish 10 take any imporan
action this subject, he merely wished bring before
a committee.
Mr. Lane said, this claim had been before the COMMITTEES
three several times and fully investigated. The Senate
full he hoped the consideration would be delay
until the members were present.
| The debate continued by .hessrs. Edmonson, Der
ry of VI, Bowers and Pomeroy.
The vote recurring the motion to take from the tab
prevail ed ayes %, noes l6.
Mr. Barbour moved TO refer it to a select committee.
.nr Lane moved to refer it the committee canal
and internal Improvements it was so referred.
Mr. Chapman of L.. leave introduced bill amend
ing the practice =; which referred TO the com
mittee the judiciary.
A large number Of bills of the House were read lh
first tme passed to the second reading referred
On notion the Senate adjourned