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DR., CKRIsTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
and
MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENERAL DEBILITY,

G E II RA l. E II l. ITN,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to tho
yarious organs aud nygoratng the entire system Also
m FITS, CRAVE PARALYSIS snd rALSY, DYSpEP-
81 or INDIGESTION HHEUNATiSAt ACUTE and
CHRONIC GOVT, ErlLtPaY LUMBAGO, DEAF;
NESS NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPlTATlON OF
TIE HEART, APOpLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS
IN the slDEaul CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPL AINT, and CURVATURE of the SeIhSE, HIP
COMPLAINT. DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS DEF.
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
,1,
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consists in the that they arrest aud disease by
oWpdrd applications in place Of the usual mode OF drug
ging and pin, sicng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection.
They strengthen HE rhoie system, e9HdHse The Grey
ldti0n of the bd0d promote The seereion and herei 90
The sieftst in U under any circumstances Since iheh
Introduction in United states only three years SINCE
nnra
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31
AFTrRxooS SESSION.


Mr. May. in behalf of himself and others presented
prot against the election of public printer hy this
Convention; which ordered be entered upon the
Journals.
Mr. Petit modified his resolution in relation to
grand Iuries, by adding the following proviso, towit
PROVIDED that alter the expiration OF i've years the
Legislature may restore the grand jury system.
Mr.. Gibson continued the debate in opposition
to the resolution. Until yesterday he said, he did not
think that there serious intention abolish the
grand jury system; hut finding that there those
this floor VINO determined press the question he
felt bis duty to resist it. The question had not been
aeitated in his county He then proceeded with his
guments length and being the first remarks he had
made any considerable length during the session. he
was listened to with much attention
Mr.. Clark OF Tppecanoe also opposed the resolution
after which Mr.. Baseom withdrew his amendment
when
Mr. Holman moved to amend by striking out and
inserting follows:
That the pcdic will should not be restricted by un-
necessary limitations OF the legislative power.
2 That tie manner of preierring and the mode of
prosecuting criminal accusation, are matters purely
egslatiee and should be left to the legislative depart
of the government
3. That the committee criminal law be instructed
omit the words indictment, .presentment" i'm
peachment," where the in Sections 10 and 13
of Article 1st of tie Constitution
Mr.. Baseom then proposed to amend the amendment,
by nstracng the committee to enquire into the expedi-
OF the measure.
Mr. Bddle desired to ma ke remarks before the
question taken and for that purpose, moved adj
journment which motion prevailed. he consequently
has the floor for tomorrow.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31

WEDNESDAY, October %, 1850.
The Convention was opened by prayer, by Rev. Mr..
Ames.
On motion Of Mr. Morrison of Washington, the COM
mneaton of the Cashier of the State Bank of Indiana
in relation to the condition Of the Sinking Fund
lerred to the committee on education.
Dir. Alexander B. Conduit Delegate from Morgan. APP
pcared, produced his credentials sworn uto Office
and took his seat.
tom -
ResoIred. That the committee on education, be in
structed inquire the expedency of reporting
provision a the amended Constitution requiring that the
proceeds from the sales of all lands which have been
may hereafter be granted by the United States this
State for school purposes and the proceeds OF
all lands other property given by individuals, APP
prOprated bv the State for like purposes and the pro-
cees from the sales of all lands that have been or
may be hereafter granted this State, and which shall
not be granted for any other specific object shall be and
remain perpetual fund.- the interest and income ol
which, together with the of all such lands may
remain nnsod, shall be Immediately appropriated and
annually applied the maintenance OF common schools
and for no other purpose whatever; adopted
Mr.. Mcfarland submitted resolution, requesting the
President Of the State Bank to furnish at the earliest
period the number Of Stockholders in each Branch the
aggregate amount of loans and discounts in each the
1st of Of October; the amount made upon bills of
change; the aggregate Indebtedness Of Stockholders,
both principal aud securfy estimated value of real
estate what length Of time any of the Branches have
refused to redeem their paper with SPECIE and what
the charged for exchanges New York during
the suspension; which resolution adopted
By Mr. Robinson, the cxpediency of a clause in
The Constitution, securing the legal voters Of each
connty the right vote for State and eonny officers,
the annual elections, at any precinct in the county
not adopted.
By Mr. Terry, to the expediency Of clause in the
Constitution for the election appolnfment Of an aor
ney general and prosecuting attorneys; adopted
By Mr.. Alexander, to the expediency OF a clause
In tie Constitution, that The Governor, granting
pardon or remitfng nc shall give his reasons, to bs
filed the Office OF tho Secretary Of State; adopted
Bv Mr. Nosnger. as the expedicncy OF prohibiting
cooties from taking stock in any corporation wthou
the sanction ef majority Of the voters; adopted
Br Mr.. WlcY-that the free enjoyment Of religious
opinions and worship shall always be allowed, and NJ
person shall be rendered incompetent TO be witness
account Of his religions belief &c; adopted
By Mr.. Graham OF Warfick. that the Auditor com
muneatc the Convention the number Of white mall
inhabitants above the age Of wenty.ope, &c adopted
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
REFoRrED ron THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL

TUESDAY. October %, 1850.
The Convention opened this morning, By prayer,
by the Rev Mr.. Hail.
The Convention resumed the consideration Of the
outon providing for abolsLng the grand jury system,
and substitution public examinations.
Mr. Petit addressed the Convention in favor of the
resolution, speech of hours in length and was
replied TO by Mr.. Newman Of WAYNE.
1t would be impossible do Justice these gentlemen.
by any sketch Of their remarks and the public will be bet
ter able Judge Of their arguments when published
length from hands OF the .enographer. IL may not
be amss, however, to state, that they fully sustained
their high reputation gentlemen of decided legal abil
ity The debate, thus far has been highly interesting,
and viii be looked for with interest by the public,
ny other distinguished gentlemen yet speak upon
this Interesting question Of reform
The time for adjournment having arrived, Mr. Gibson
moved for the usual rcccss-unt O'Clock which mo-
tion prevailed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31
DE b ATEs
DEBATES
IN THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
REPORTED BY HARVEY FOWLER, ESQ.

MONDAY October IA, 1850.
The PRESIDENT announced the first business in or
der be the consideration of the report of the select
committee, appointed under the resolution of Mr.. Mil
roy enquire into the legality of the claim of the State
Printer to do the printing, of this Convention.
The Secretary then read the report of the select
committee, as follows: :. The undersigned, members
of tn committee appointed under the following resolu-
tion, viz
Res0lred, That there he committee of seven ap-
pointed whose duty shall be to enquire into and report
to this Convention, upon the legality of the claim of the
present State Printer do the printing for this Conven
tion,' Sc
ferred theH under their consideration and unan
mousy of opinion that the State Printer is not ociC
the printer this Convention, and has no legal claim
by virtue of his office to do the printing for this Con-
vention.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31

FATAL ARRAY AMONG NEGRoEs.-A number Of
negroes, in the Sixth Ward of New York. on the 14tb
inst. into argument about the merits Of the Fu-
gitiye Slave Law when general tight ensned and two
names were John Murray, Francis Pappit and his wife
Tbena who committed the act native of the
Sandwich Isiands--his weapon was bed-post.-cin.
Gazetfc.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31
RATES oF ApVERTIsING.

We viii advertise the following rates respective Week
lies
Patent Medicines at 90 per column.
BusneSs Advertisements. 25 90 per Or col.
Legal sn other advertising per square Of $50 ems,
FIRST Insertion, and 25 cents Tor each subsequent Insertion
AUSTIN II. BROWN
JOHN ID DEFREES.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31
ArrEnNonN SESSION.

The Convention resumed the consideration of the re-
solution, providing for aboshing grand juries.
Mr.. Rariden sand, that while the whole subject was
fresh in his mind be desired opportunity, though
strictly in order to reply the gentleman from Tppe
canoe Mr. Petitl; which request granted by tho
Convention, and he proceeded with his remarks
siderable length, in opposition to the resolution.
The discussion continued by MIR. Steele In favor
Of the abolition of grand Iuries; when
Mr.. Kelso remarked that in the whole Constitution
there such words used "'orand juries :
hence his opinions all the eoquence that had been used
was urged against what migh be called man of straw
1t true that il is provided that person shall be
brought to trial, In certain cases, except .prescn
ment Indictment impeachment y but these might be
made by other tribunals than grand juries. The Con
stltution silent this subject and he thought pro
hlbitory clause would be improper and unnecessary the
matter being now lett with the Legislature.
Blr. Howe continued the debate in opposition tho
resolution. His plan was, that inquiry should be
made by grand jury except ncaptal cases, and those
offences, he thought might be tried before properly
constituted courts He was opposed to abolishng the
system but if retained he would be favor of making
it the duty of the grand urv to hear evidence the par
OF the accused, well on the part of the State
Mr.. Mather supported the resolution. He had been
prosecuting attorney for years. Eighteen haC
been sent the penitentary while he in Office
every the persons had been recognized TO court
He could not see wherein the grand Jury had been o
any in these He believed there nher
ent feeling in the country that would always prompt the
citizens to bring the offenders in fragrant crimes jus
tice.
Mr.. Hendricks would support the proposition amend
ment of the gentleman from Dearborn (Mr. Holman.
He denied the position. that present Constitution
silent the subject OF grand luries He in ia
of leaving tho whole question open Legislative
actment. He reviewed the whole arguments that has
been made, TO show that substitute for grand uric
could be agreed upon ly the Convention
Mr. Lockhart moved that the Convention adjourn
which motion ed
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-10-31

INDfAEAPoLIs, Oct. %, 1850.
To THE EDIToR OF THE SENTINEL: In your paper Of
this date in tho reports Of the Constitutional Convention
find the following statement
The resolution defining the qualifications Of
was taken up; when
Mr.. Hovey moved to amend, by inserting proviso
that aliens shall not vote until after years residence
in the State; which adopted"
did not make the amendment above alluded to, and
YOU viii confer favor by making he correction
Yours, &C., ALVIN P. HoVEY.
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