Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-29

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of the New Albany aud vircenne road pay the alton
neys fees IN certain the supreme courts read d
BY Mr. McCa',y bill provide for an extension Of The
terms Of the Ma'ion probate e,d 6r>l tine
BY Nj Read u" c. bill 10 Sacst- Certain al
legs in The city Of Jei-rsouviir; read II, 81 tune
b. M Reid IT u. till repeal section So ohau,er 10
article Of the Revised sian'e ef 1913 read twice and
Iefei ell to the committee he judiciary
On motion, the Senate al uinei.
AFTERNOON
The hill TO provide for The call of n:ion e The
people II the State Of lndlsns. revise amend
constitution Of said ate being taken up. and The question
oeing on the mo "f Mr. Day 'eoon,idcr the by
", m NJ. H'dins amendment was land GA the ible.
MI hAmck moved 10 pone The further consideration
o. me oi aud am-ndments 'iiI Monday text AT O'clock
VI. i'>-ayes 81 noes %.
MI Martin the vote no.f,oniny Tho
oil, anu amendments; caired-syes %, noes p
ne question: oeiis on pos'poung the bill aud amendments
iill MONDAY hsxt-lnsi. ayes 20. noes %
Aud he question being IN the notion of NJ, Dav IN re-
eonsiier losi--ayes p, "a
And the question being adopting the amendment Of the
committee providing that there two delegates 10 he
convention from each senatorial district
Mr. Hanna moved TO amend the amendment by providins
that each dsc having $500 the Novem
hei election sis. be- and entitled to three
delegates and each district having said election over
5000 votes shall be entitled Ia -four delegates.
Mr. Conduit moved 4 lay Mr. Hannas amendment Oh The
table; csnied-syes %. noes %
MIR Read of e. moved amend 10y providing that each
Senatorial district that gave four thousand The
last election. be entitled additional delegate.
Mr. Buckles moved Law Mr.. Reads amendment on
the table /; carried ayes 90, IL
Mr. Montgomery moved t. amend SO shat the number
of delegates said ST all be equal To the nun.
Der OF Representatives In the present General Assembly
and shall be elected in the they nov
elected TO The House of Representatives Prorded ho.y
That each county shall have delegate said
convention
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Dawson moved to amend by providing that each
county have one delegate and each Senatorial district
having three thousand VOTERS additional dele
gate. and each Senatorial district having five thou
nd tEa al 10
Mr.. Buckles moved Law Mr.. Dawsons amendmen,
on the table carried, ayes 81. noes Is.
MIR. Rousseau moved to amend by providing that the
delegates should be spporiOned the stated in
his amendment.
MIR. Porter moved Law Mr. Rousseau's amendment
on the table carried, ayes 80 noes l6.
Mr. Eddy moved the bill with Instructions
that the committee district the State giving one delegate
To each district, provided the whole number of delegates
shall not exceed one hundred aud thirty
Mr. Read o Clark. said he opposed the refer
would only delay the passage Of the bill and re-
suit in good The Senate would have The same diff
Guilty in ageeeing the amendments The committee
now has. There would he Senators who would be
dissatisfied with any appoonnent that might be agreed
upon 10y majority of the Senate. Tie hoped therefore
that the bill would not be referred.
Mr. Mliikin aid that he OF referring the
ball he wanted the Senate o. take the
proposed BY the committee. 10 give each senatorial district
delegates In the convention; hoped the Senate
vote on the ques'rn "o perhaps large majority Of me
favor Of Tie amendment; If such "a. the
would DC lost time Ieier the till.
Ar Porter said he had voted reference Of the bill
when 'he question submitted 10 The Senate before
he thought he should against perhaps maoi-
= " OF the Snate had made ~ their mind,
amendment Cf The al the other propositions
presented the cHsii.s to- re
therefore ia favor Of the senate taking
dheci the amendment proposed b, Committee
giving each senatorial dlsi'ic; delegates the
:
Several dressed HE Senate Lu the House IF
II Representative having adj cam o the Iotties u
i The Senate AID the mise and Confusion beng great.
the reporters unable distinctly what was said
On mott n. the Senate Adjourned.
r HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
, FRIDAY Dec % ls49
The Speaker laid before the House acnmmonlcaOp "A
w. King IN relation 10 amentmen io the Consiiu-
ton o United States referred a select
Of one member from each Judicial Circuit.
Petitions dc Presented
Bv Messrs Dcugheny Of r. Miller of ~ and f..
Hill Butler Wight, Warmer, Soops Beard, Shepard,
Dodd Aihon (by Mr. Athon from ladies of New Wash
ngton) Weaver, Brown Of j., Stone, Cole Mickle Bu
net, Edwards Brown of II Johnson, (by Mr. Johns,
for Stare orphan asyIum) Allen Shelby, nury. Hun
ter and Whnery-mostIy the sutjec, OF temperance
= which referred.
. Tina Speaker also hid before the House memorial
on TIA. SUBJECT of temperance which were referred
II Mr. Wilson offered resolution, that the Hail be ten
dered to the Antonio family tor tomorrow evening no
j. adopted.
Reports from COMMITTEE
By Mr. Edwards, against The revision OF tow nshi,
laws concurred Aiso bill of the House relative Il
i Probate records laid on The table
BY Mr. Spencer, bill ,acate Augusta in Nobl
: county pissed h ID reading.
Mr. Hicks reported back the bill relative exempiin
: homesieads from execution inexpedent under exisiin
10 circumstances although the favorable
the provisions of the bill, and naked be discharged
Mr. Brown ut r. hoped This would no, be pssse
IN this
Mr. Spencer said that the the commit ee had rs
l. ported back the bill was, that had the
:. perfect bill so important in is character bill &C I'M
kind would be wei. worthy whole session 'sflahor
referred select committee the sutcc, might wit
e mature deliberaon II not the s.hi~ct would come
u at another
!, Mr. Hills thought the judiciary the proper com
IS mittee report bill
i MIR Carnahan ct +. said that the Judiciary commitle
reported this bill back to the House from the fact tina
10 any member of the committee opposed its pro
visions but IN consequence OF their appreciation 10 h
u principle of The bll In tquence Of the
J. business before the they able
stow upon II the time and consideration the mportanc
. OF the bill required. The Homestead Exemption Law
q was yet experiment. There precedents. ~
Judicial sanctions 10 land marks 10 direct ih
9 committee in the preparation the BILL the popular wish
the varied aud important interests IT contained all con
spired TO render II a matter of much importance 10 b
passed Internationally and the committee therefore
concluded that the only hope of framing bill that wouls
the appreciation aud support of the House would
be report the back and respectfully recommend
its reference a select committee that such committe,
having tnlc could and perfect and adJus
all the provisions Of the bill that i, might operate equal,
upon all classes of society, without being used
OF defra1dng creditors out of their just claims
again aifording unequal and nvdious protection Nc
member Of the Judiciary opposed the bill
they have ed much and upon H. and II
was with reluctance that they compelled make
the report the chairman had; they only reconcied
the from the consideration that the bill would
be placed IN the care OF committee who had time
besow upon H. that when should be reported again 10
House. all the members of the Judiciary com mite.
he predicted, would give II their hearty and cordial sup
port.
Mr. Defrees hoped the judiciary committee would be
discharged when the House, at the proper time could
take action the bill.
The report concurred in and the committee dis
charged.