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

and AzaIis
The question was taken on committing and decided In
the negative.
the road should have the privilege Of renewing their
stock in sixty days after the buks r. the company
opened, and longer; which adopted, ayes CO.
noes 49,
The and amendments were then ordered to be en-.
crossed.
Mr. Cymer reported back the bill Of the Senate, to
amend the incorporate the Buff 10 and Mississippi
Railroad Company, without amendment, recommending its
passage.
Mr. Mcdonald moved to refer to the COMMITTEES on cor
poraons with instructions make stockholders indiyd.
uay liable for the debts Of the company, and provide
for the punishment Of the officers aud directors of said
company by fine and imprisonment should they contract
debts beyond the of the company.
Mr. Cymer, after noticing some arguments, in relation
TO the amendments-gave a view of The importance of
this great important link of inland communication, and
showed from statistics, which he exhibited that the diff
the country in the product of wheat alone would
be to northern Indiana, than 500 O0O should this
work be completed. The capitalists of Boston TAX
ing hold Of this great work. aud Engineer from Mas
sachusetts the ground whose reports were oil
the favorable character. .n e. went describe
the interesting features of the northern portion Of the
State Nature, he SAID, had been lavish in her gifts ;
the whole country being beautifully nterspersed with
timbered ands prsres and oak openings abundance
of dauc power for every variety Of machinery that
nav be wanted for the comfort and convenience of men,
State every tn ng that the Imagination Of could ask
but artificial communication, by which cheap.
y import merchant and export immense
plus produce Give Us this and will be content. He
exhibited foil wing table, in proof of the position he
had advanced that the railroad would benefit northern In.
diana more than $500 900.
1000 900 bushels of wheat in northern In
diana. OF fifty cfn's would make the ag-
gregate amount in dollars. 81 500 900
Transportation To Toledo of the said wheat,
say cents pei bushel, $4,000
Costing at Toledo. 1881, 900
Probable value Of said 900 600 bushels Of
wheat at Toledo, al rs cents per busheI s225O, 900
Difference in favor Of Indiana farmer would
be, 1929 900
The discussion was further continued by Messrs Nc.
Donald and Osborn Of Lapore. WHEN the QUESTION was
taken, ecommitiing and decided in the negative.
Me- Moore moved 10 amend, that the Legislature re-
serves the right alter, amend, repeal the charter
at any time which not adopted, ayes IS noes So
Mr. Wiley moved to amend, by striking out the clause
Incorporating another work said railroad which wa.
adopted.
The bill was then ordered to a third reading, as it came
from the Senate.
MIR Julian reported bill for the relief of Alexander
Line; which passed to a second reading.
/ Mr. Leyman reported back the bill in relation tc
partnership offences. with amendment; which wal
concurred in.
was granted, and the bill ordered to be enerossed
Mr. Conduit reported back the bill, providing for the
election of township with dmenI which
was concurred in.
of Gibson moved to lay on the table which motion pre-
vailed.
The bill to incorporate the Logansport and Roches
ter Turnpike Road Company, ordered to be en-
crossed.
By Mr. Cookery, a bill for the relief of purchaser
of school lands in Lost Creek township passed to sec
ond reading
BY Mr. Wise. to change the name Of Ramsey's Mills
&C.. to Chamhersburgh, in jefferson county passed to
second reading.
BY Mr. Parker, authorizing John Hollingstine to i'm
prove mill privileges, &c, the ST. Marys passed to
second reading.
Mr. Seawreh, offered resolution that the commlte
on military ois inquire the expectancy of a NOR
thorough organization Of the militia which adopted
BY Mr. Cookery, as to the cxpedency Of establishing
township court IN each township, to consist of two ma
gistrses. Adopted
BY Mr. Carr that the committee on printing, establish
the prices to be paid for ordered be published
newspapers.
Mr. Hall of Gibson, introduced bill in relation to tn
evidence in where have been DESTROYED
FIRE ; twice read and referred
BY Mr. Shanks repeal certain sections revised law
in relation to trust funds; passed to a second reading
BY Mr. Tedford, to correct the boundary of Carroll
passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Taber for the relief of Zero Sutherland; rea
twice and referred
By Mr. Ford 10 subdivile school lands in Randolph
county passed to second reading.
By Mr. Stapp, for the relief Of James Vawter rea
twice and referred.
BY Mr. Smith, locating State road in Fulton and Mar
i. shall; read twice and committed
BY Mr. Stspp. explanatory Of the of 1912 in reatio
to the Lawrence burgh and Indianapolis railroad company
read twice and referred
By Mr. Seawright for the relief of Hudah Richardson
divorce bill; passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Osborn of Lspoe for the relief of John John
son; read three times aud passed.
BY Mr. Baker, limiting the commencement of actions f.
the recovery of real estate to twenty years.
Mr. Cookery moved to strike twenty and insert Fl
teen not adopted.
The bill was read twice and referred
By Mr. Stewart, for the relief Of James Miller
read twice and referred Alessrs Stewart Henton,
Riley.
by Mr. Micke reducing the salary Of Agent of Stat
to eight hundred dollars without ce-k hire read tvic
Mr. Conduit moved to strike out eight and insert six
Mr. Cox moved TO amend by inserting five hundred do
> lars
Mr. Secrest said the duties of agent would great
depend upon the action of the gislaure in reference
the public debt. He moved lay the bill on the table
which motion prevailed.
The Speaker laid before the House. the report Of Il
Engineer of The survey and location the
canal from Terre Haute to Evansville aid also copies
certain accounts and vouchers of the expenses aendr
the same.
. On motion, five hundred copies Of the report were
dered to be printed and the accounts were referred to
: COMMITTEES canals, &c.
By Mr. Osborn of Laporie relative to duties of coun
recorder passed TO a second reading.
On motion, the House adj ourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills, &c. Passed
$, joint resolution in relation to the New Albany al
Vncennes road providing for the election OF supernten
n dent by joint ballot.
r. To amend the revised laws, in relation TO voting
school meetings. making all general
qualhed voters al such meetings, ayes 49, noes 8.
II To amend the revised statutes, relation servir
process making make personal
less in affidavit of plaintif that defendant serret