Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
Volume VIaa:;;;.:;Nmber 30.
Mr. Onh moved TO reeiprocale.

Mr.. Orth moved TO reciprocate.
Mr. Edmonslon moved TO lay the resolution on the ia
Bile; carried
: Mr.. Edmonston moved that the consideration of m,
resolution be postponed until Monday next two o'clock
carried.
BY Mr. MiIigan, as to the expediedcy of altering N,
99th Sec 9Th art and Ash chap. of Revised Statutes
& 1913 adopted.
BY Mr. Jackson, as TO the expedency of including the
northern division of the central canal the provisions o.
| the Butler bill and amendmeuis adopted
joint Resolution Introduced.
by Mr. Ori authorizing the printing of certain laws
oil The Legislature; passed TO a second reading.
Bis Introduced.
BY Mr.. MIlliken, defining The duties of State agent.
BY Mr. Waters, amending act Incorporating the
West Delphi bridge company; passed.
Leave was granted to Mr.. English to make a report
from select committee, of bill relative the common
school lund IN Jackson county; concurred in.
BY Mr. GOodenow, providing for the distribution Of the
three per cent. fund.
Orders of the day-BiHs passed
bill OF the House particularly to define the line
between the counties Of Gibson and Warrick
Indiana.
bill vacatng certain streets and alleys in Cambridge
city
bill for the relief of William Taggeu and his securi-
ties.
bill egaIizng the proceedings of the county board
in Adams county, and for other purposes.
bill altering the 6th section Of regulating fees
The Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate assembled.
Upon the consideration of bills upon their third read
ing, the following bills passed
bull creating the 18th judicial circuit
bill to reduce the expenses Of The county of FLOYD
bi liking the time for the Trustees of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum TO make their report.
bill repeating certain act protecting wild fruit in
certain counties so far relates 10 Pulaski county.
joint resolution expressive of the appreciation Of the
General Assembly OF the State Of Indiana of the MexI-
can war as follows
Whereas, the Mexican government by armed troops
did on the twenty iourth day Of April last the city
of Maamoras the Rio Grande into the terrific
ny of the United States, aud there kill sixteen American
citizens, and menace the lives Of many more for which,
and other the Congress of the United States did
justly and periodically declare against the government
of Mexico Therefore,
Be resolved That the General Assembly of the State
Of Indiana fully approves of the declaration of war
made on the 18th of May last by Congress against
the government Of Mexico and that the efficient
IN which the has been prosecuted by the President,
gallant officers and brave soldiers fully ap-
probation. And,
Be IL further resoired That Senators in Congress
be instructed, and Representatives requested 10
their influence to continue vigorous prosecution Of The
war; until an honorable peace is fully ratified and for this
purpose to vote all necessary appropriations of money.
BE it further resolved, That his Excelency the Cover
be requested to forward copies of this joint resolution
the President of the United States and each OF
Senators and Representatives in Congress
Mr. Read called for the previous question; seconded.
The joint resolution passed follows: Ayes. Messrs
Anisou, Barbour, Berry of F. Berry of NJ Cuppy, Davis
Day, Edmonson, English, Green, Handy, Hardin Henry
Howell, Jackson Marsh, Miller. Milligan Milken, Read
Reckhi, Stewart, Stockwei, Taber Watts-25
Nays, MessTs Beard, Bowers. Bradbury Chenowith,
Coffin Conner, Ellis. Goodenow, Hamer, Holloway, Nor
gan, Montgomery, Murphy, Orih, Robinson, Simpson,
VerbrIke, Winche and Zenor.-l9.
Mr. Davis then moved reconsider the vote Just taken
and finished the remarks which had been previously in
terrupted.