Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06
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MONDAY, Jan. >, 1916.
The Senate assembled.
he senate assemIIeu.
The reading of the Journal was dispensed with.

The reading of the Journal was dispensed with
Petitions presented by MesSrs Morgan OF d. and
Lane referred without reading
Reports from Standing Committees
Mr. Davis reported back the bill to regulate the mode CT
collecting in the different Courts OF the State read
three times and passed
Also The bil for benefit Of The widow and heirs of
Jchn Seiing, deed read three times aud passed.
Mr. Handy, from the committee on education, reported
against the oXfeiercy Of egaiinS on tie claim OF George
Tomlnson; coucuued in.
Mr. Lane from the committee canals and Internal I'M
povemons reported back The bill for the relief Of ~ Hen
dre ks and son, for the consideration Of the Senate
Several amendments were OffeIed
Mr. Howell moved 20 Indefinitely postpone the bill and
amendments; failed.
Nh Berry Of NJ from the committee education. report
ell bill relA n to the better Preservation OF the Uni
versity funl read the first time, &c
Nj Mrrnhcy from the ,mmittee, to which The
referred enqun- into The pFactioaiiii Ct in
PRODUCING the manual labor INTO The Deaf and DUMB
Asylum and also locating the institution on the farm put
chased for the Lrnae hss lum reported against the eAe
deucy Of legi>latng en- these subjects.
Mr. Buell. hoped report would not be concurred in 1t
would be ncurng unnecessary pen>e ste oi me 10
cation must obtained at cost ot net less than 5OO
when could be situated Inc farm already purchased,
without any additional costs
Mr. Nurphcy opposed 10 such location; the differ
CT &C in the cost tiAng constellation. The inert SIS
Of the institution should alone be consulted; should be
located the Legislature could exercise supervision
Mr Berry Of VI thought it would tie decidedly p,efers-
BE locate the institution the farm already purchased
for il.
Mr. CHAPMAN OF L. advocated the locations apart This
unfortunate should be placed where nature in all It's
DWELLINGS, should appear
Mr. Jone. SITS Of the institution required it
TO be located apart ION the Lunaiic Asylum Parents and
guardians would consent 10 send their chill or wad
where they would be brought into contact with the more
unfo,tunate-wth The nsanewIth the maniac perhaps.
Mr. Holloway favored location the farm. They
be located far enough apart TO prevent any incon'e-
nience
Mr. Montgomery said there other considerations than
those mentioned II The intention Of the trustees to
learn the inmates of the Deaf and Dumb ASy um
1t desiable that 1t should be placed near
town they have an opportunity to labor III The
diff rent shops OF Indianapolis
Mr. DAVIS opposed a IN the report 1t would
be both &C uony and policy he thought Senators should
not continually be voting away money, when, he had 10
donht individual interest often mainly concerned
Nh verbke said he protested to be acquainted with the
fam So ken If; he believed there bui situation
rho farm sui,ahle for building If Senatos scquaInt-
ed with the fam, they woai rot persist IN The eliot 10
place both institutions on the same farm.
Mr. Coffin thought would be extremely iniudicious 10
place such an institution contact with perhaps raging
madmen. If there too much land, or Indiana was too
poor to pu another location, portion OF the farm
could sod and purchase another tract separate iiom
The discussion was extended b. Mcssr Handy. Re burn,
,khiil and Edmond>on
The report not conoufTed In-ayeS "a, noes "a
Report was then laid on the table
Nh Jones from committee canals &c, reported
bill 10 amend relative 10 claims To- damages pub
lie works on the Wabash aud Enc canal; laid the
table.
Mr. Handy from the committee the affairs OF the town
e nd-napolis reported joint resolution relation TO the
purchase Of ire engine, hose and The erection OF an engine
house for indianapolis; referred 10 the committee on finance
MI Rovers from committee CLAIMS reported bat k
the bill for the relief Of William Philips Oi Lapofie coun-
ty; ordered o a third reading
Edmond>on, from the same reported back the OH oF
the relief of Absaom Painter, OF Henry county passed
MIR Aurphey from the committee on the State prison
ported lease the Indiana State Prisons read the INST
time.
Mr. Edmondson, from the committee on CO 'poraon'. re-
porred back the bill incorporate the Fort Wayne and Ply
mouth turnpike. ,
AIR berry Of F. from the committee. reported back
the bill to incorporate the PseSby ieIian church.
Also against the expedieucy Of several other bills
MIR Velbike from the committee, reported back the
hill 10 INCORPORATE the Female SEMINARY OF 81 Mary OF
the Wood in Vigo read three times and passed.
Select Committees
Mr. Morgan Of reported bill to incorporate The Mil
ford Columbus railroad company ielccu - e Soi"
MIR Bnel reported back bill Of the House TO authorize
the placing OF swinging gates IN DeArOo ordered 10
third reading. -
Nj reported back the dill in relation to certain wa
power at Northport IN Noble county amenueu ""e'
coBcurred in, aud passed. ,
Mr. Jackson reported bill TO extend the PROVISIONS OF
road law to certain counties; read second time
MIR Major reported back the bill respecting the boundary
line Of Rchadville county passed TO third reading
MI Akin reported bill to divorce Matilda Knight iron
her husband; ordered 10 second reading
MIR Davis in the vending Ut liquors IN Foy'
county passed 10 third reading -
Mr. pa,ks 10 incorporate the Martnsville and franklin
4 railroad COMPANY referred committee corporations
MIR Lane reported bill TO divorce Moses NVDIe ana Jemi
: m his wife passed To second residing.
Mr. Holloway reported back the bll to incorporate TIT
Richmond and Miami railroad company passed
Mr. Montgomery, to extend the Burlington ana Laiayeu
= State road passed to third reading
Mr. Pomeroy reported back the Oil correcting mSak
It IN the boundary line in Fulton county
Mr. Pomeroy to divorce Sarah Gregory fon hel husband
9 passed to a third reading