Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
INDIANAPOLIS, FEBRUARY g. IS4S.

with that gentleman-l hope that every word said by
these men will be reported just they them, that
the citizens OF INDIANA may and know what base and
heartess wretches sent here from counties 10
represent free and independent people in the halls of
legislation; but, perhaps when consider
the region OF country the gentleman is from he may 10
some extent be excusable. He lives in Wayne-he
surrounded by atmosphere that is thickened and
couded by the exhalations of abotionsm-his horzon
filled with dark spots OF foreboding if he
to represent his amaIgamaied associations there any
other manner here his would set in the political hou
rise again Sir, he may charge aud con-
nue 10 charge, but the reputation of Capt. Simonson
So lar above his reach imagination that his dirty slang
will fall harmless his feet Yes SIR point of honor
and knowledge Capt Simonsoh stands high above the
gentleman from the state OF Wayne the morals and
religion of heaven stand above the wckedness of hell
Mr. Mcdonald of Lake, thought the opposition to the
acceptance of these trophies OF war; of very strange
character. There something at the bottom of the
whole matter. Gentleman dsclaimed any nsnuaon
against the character of Capt Smonson. yes, they
were very honest about that but they conscientious
as TO receiving this property! lmght be stolen. They
would for the resolution of thanks Capt Simon
and soldiers for taking trophies but they
would not vote for accepting them as memorials of the
bravery Of our soldiersi
MIR. Wolfe said insnuaons should be made against
our Soldiers and then pronounced eulogy upon the
conduct Of our soldiers in Mexico.
Several other gentlemen made remarks which are
Obliged to omit in consequence CT the breaking down Of
one of our Trl-Weekly forms
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The question being taken the passage of the joint
Resolution as reported adopted, ayes 70, nsyss.
Messrs. Coffin. Commons. Gordon Hamilton. Hsukins,
Little Meredith, Nef and Stone, voting in the negative.
so the resolutions were adopted
Reports Continued.
BY Mr. Stanton, of Bill amending 4, cha. 80 OF
Rev'd Stat of 43
By Mr.. Dobson, relative a road in Clay and Ow en-
counties.
BY Mr. Stanton, of Report relative to the Printing by
he Stata If h.
municston from the State Printer giving the why
the Message could be printed in French aud in Ger
man before the adjournment.
| BY Mr.. MDanad of L., of bill relocating & State
Road from Richmond to MunicetowD.
By Mr. Thompson Of c., of bill locating State Road
| in Clinton county.
BY Mr. Parker of bill for the location of State Road
| in Allen county.
By Mr. Brown, of BILL creating the Office of Attorney
General with certain amendments The question being
on its passage, it did not pass.
By Mr. Dole of bill incorporating the town of Gin
| ton ia Rush county.
By Mr.. Robinson Of bill. for new mode OF eectine
County Commissioners in Pike county.
Resolutions offered.
| The resolution calling for the erection OF q separate
Probate system being continued from yesterday-the
ion was striking out from the enacng clause and in
serng the surrogate sysem"-it moved TO lay the
resolution aud amendments the tablet carried
Resolution off cred by MKenzie that the Legislature ad
ourn sine die on the list inst. laid on the table.
By Mr.. Lockwood that the Legislature adjourn sine die
| on Feb. 7th laid the table.
BY Mr.. Williams Of NJ, relative to the payment o.
debts to decedents by administrators. adopted.
BY Mr.. Line. relative the of transmitting the
Governors Message 10 the Representatives after adjourn
men:, adopted
BY Mr.. Brown. to the ustice of allowing Georg,
Youngerman S27,9O for grading in front of the STATE
property, adopted.
BY Mr.. Hamilton, relative TO propety of repeating tn,
present laws of nieest-permItting any amount of In
terest as high as lU per cent adopted.
i BY Mr. Brown, relating to the claim of Jno. Bishop
adopted.
And the House adjourned.