Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

Mr. then proposed TO strike out ten years and insert
eight years; mol adopted.
And Mr. Osbon's amendment was adopted.
MI osborns amendment proposed 10 amendment Nj by
curing the trustees to establish two land offices IN the VIM
eennes district, was then adopted.
Ms Robinson proposed to amend BY requiring that if the
100000 and the lands donated by the General Government
does not finish the canal the State shall contribute
to the completion Of the canals not adopted.
Mr Osbofns amendment 10 the twenyhird section was
then taken up.
MIR Morgan then offered an amendment, which was not
adopted.
MIR Ellis then proposed TO amend the amendment by str-
ing out amendment j. allowing The salaries that
the salaries shall be discretionary with the Legislature,
which not adopted.
striking out the amount Of salaries proposed aud inserting
lower salaries.
division Of the question then called striking out,
and as usual the ayes and noes called; ordered
And TIE blanks filled by allowing TO the resident
trustees 81 200 and TO the resident trustees 800
Mr. Robinson then offered an amendment proposing that
the trustees shall be LIABLE individually for all the tOOs
&c. ia case Of forfeiture; adopted.
Aud Mr. OsboTn's amendment adopted.
Mr. Parks then offered amendment strike out that
2S, noes II.
Goats, Day, EdmOnson Ellis English, Green Handy, Har-
din. Henry, Holloway, Howell, Jackson, Logan Miller. Mil
ligan, Mliken Muphey, Parks, Read Robinson, Rokhil
Stewart, SOckwell, Vebiike, and Waters-2S.
NoEs-AlesSrs Beard, Bowers, Chenowh, Clements, Cof-
nm, Davis, GoOdenow, Hamer, Hamrck, Aiasb Morgan,
Montgomery, 9th, Osborn, Simpson, Wnche, and Zenor
l-I7.
So the same was adopted
Mr. Davis then moved TO lay the bill the table, and
called for the ayes and messages %, noes %.
So the bill was laid on the table.
Mr. Davis then introduced resolution adjourning the Sc
nate until o'clock this evening" for The purpose Of
transacting business local in its nature; adopted.
Mr. DAVIS then moved to take bill No $685. fOI the payment
Of the State debt, from the table.
During the tendency Of which,
Mr. Ellis moved to adj urn; not carried.
Mr. Davis's motion was then put, and carried-ayes 2S
noes IL.
M Handy then called for the previous question; seconded
During the tendency of which,
Mr. Barbour moved that the Senate adjourn; not caned.
On the main question, Shall the bill be engossed -
ayes &c, noes 10.
So it was ordered a third reading.
BIS Passed.
On notion the Senate took from the messages Of the House
bill No 1884, authorizing the Governor contract for the
completion Of the State Prison passed.
Also, the Senate took from the table bill No $685. quiet
land titles in Clarks Giant; passed.
report made by Mr. Holloway, from the judiciary
committee relative to the Central canal between Broad Rip
pie and the Bluffs, with an amendment.
motion made by Mr. Howell lay the bill the
table.
Mr. Stewart then remarked if Senators determined
to vote dswn the appropriation let them do it, and not lay
on the table,
Not laid on the table-ayes 8, noes 81.
The amendment Of the committee adOpted-ayes g.
Is.
And The bill was ordered to third reading Monday
Mr. offered resolution that the thanks of the
Senate be rendered to the Hon. Paris c. Dunning for the
able impartial, and digniled in which he has pre-
sided the Of the present session; adopted
Leave given MIR Logan, of the committee claims
port bill for the relief of Michael McAul; passed
Further leave given Mr. Logan report bill from the
committee claims for the payment of the expenses of the
selection aud surveying of the lands donated for the compile
ton Of the Wabash and Erie canal to the Ohio liver from
Terre Haute.
Leave given Mr. Logan, from the committee, to
port bill making appropriation 10 j. r. Pratt due the
State Prison for work and labor; passed.
Messages of the House taken up containing the fol-
lowing bills:
A bill for the relief of Andrew Wilson,
bill amending Incorporating the New Albany and
CoTydon Turnpike Company.
bill providing for the election of justice Of the peace
in Jackson county.
bill vacang part of the town of Milford.
bill repeating an act 50 far as relates to the county of
st. Joseph.
bill authorizing new seal in the Lawrence circuit
court
bill Incorporating the town of wiIliamsburgb in Wayne
county.
bill authorizing suit in the circuit court in Knox
A bill legalrzing the election for mayor of Delphi
joint resolution relative to the Buffalo and Mississippi
Railroad.
bill the relief of the treasurer Of johnson county,
bill to constitute Carlisle a road district.
joint resolution the subject Of donating public lands
for the construction of Mr. Whneys railroad TO the Pacific
Ocean.
A bill amending an act Incorporating Connervile.
bill esazing the acts of the board of commissioners Of
Elkhart county.
A bill declaring Little Blue River, in Rush county,
highway.
bill amending certain act therein named.
bill allowing allowance to the Of Noble
county by the board of that county.
bill for the relief Of - Darnell.
bill Incorporating the CovingtOn Drawbridge Company
bill authorizing certain trustees TO levy in a
tain district in ST. joseph county.
bill changing the name of Ann Woodward
bill relative to the seminary und in Laporte county.
bill AUTHORIZING - English 10 build certain bridge.
bill authorizing the auditor of Harrison county make
a deed therein named
A bill changing the Of New York, in Switzerland
county.
bill establishing public highways in Boone county
A bill for the relief Of James Boyer.
bill changing the time of holding probate courts in JEFF
feTson county
bill locating State road in Hamilton county.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, January %, lS47.
House
On motion Of Mr. Hamilton the Senate bill to incorporate
the Greensbugh and Harrison Turnpike Company was taken
up, and read thee several times, and passed.
Mr. Shields moved to reconsider the indefinitely post
pOnng the Senate bill which provides for amending Re-