Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

On the Erscufire-Messrs Morrison of NJ, Steven.
son, Beard, Sherrod Gordon, Wolfe, Morgan, Bascomb
and Barbour.
On STATE Offers. other than the Erseufpe and Judi
eiarv--hIessrs. Read OF c., Moore, Blckne Bracken
Farrow, Mowrer, aud frishie,
On tAe Organisation Of tAe Courts IF Justice-Messrs
Petit Thornton, Dunn Of j., Lookhart, Nave, Rar.
Howe. and Smith el n.
o. s~sifsrs psriainiss 10 criminal La,c--Messrs
Kent, Davis OF NJ, Mooney, Hawkins, Chandler, Car
81 tAs practice Of As Le,e and Lac Reform-Messrs
Borden. Risune, Gibson, koiso, Hall, Wallace, New.
man Cookery. Kendall OF w, Mather, Reed of NJ
March, and Holman.
on Srseal aad Local Legislation, and uniformity o,
Lars-Nessrs. Newman, llelmer Miller of g., Allen
Shook, Cramhaeker, and Pepper of e.
On lHpeachmeRf and Removals. from Ogice-Messrs
Raridcn, Biddle, Garyin, Mathis, and Brookhank.
on fas Eiecfre Franchise and the .4pporiioRment Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Graham of W., Miller of c.
Smith Of s., Pepper Of o. yanbenthusen, Thomas, Da-
Wis OF p, Harbot, Anthony, Foster Clark of H., Wun
On County and Township Organisation Poucers ard
O6scers-Messrs. Smith Of r.. Alexander, Prather
Beeson, Hendricks, Gootee, Barbour, Clark of I.
Kendall of W., and Hogan.
On Currency and BaakiRg-Alessrs. Hamilton Tay-
Tor Dick Mooney Colfax, Dunn of Hardin, Hell
mer, Watts, Todd, and Shoup-
On Corporations other than Bdnking-Alessrs. Read
of NJ, Dobson, Kindley, Wiley, Gregg, johnson, Sims
Badger, and Butler.
On state Debt and Public Works-Messrs Hall, Mil.
roy, Zenor, Ritchey, Mcguire, Trembly, and Cheno-
with
On Finance and Taration-Messrs. Kilgore, McFar-
land Logan, Tannehll Hovey, Hendricks, BaGngall
Bourne Miller of F., Miles, Conduit, Work. and Foley.
On the Ntuia-Messrs. Pepper of o., Spann, Steele.
HUFF and Kgore.
on Eaucation-Messrs Morrison of W, BRYANT
May, Hit, Foster, Stevenson, Nosinger, Mlligan, and
Blythe.
On future amendments to the Constitution-B[essrs
Rlfehpv CraA forfl MI
On Prblic Institutions of the SGte-Messrs. Wal
lace, Bryant, Collax Noisinger and Jones'
On Salaries, Compensation, and Tenure Of Office
Messrs Dobson Petit, Howe Bright, Lockhart, Mil
Ter of G., Mcguire, and Taylor.
On Miscellaneous ProUisi0ns-Nessrs. Walpole, Hol-
liday, McLain, Hawkins, and Robinson.
OHRerisiOn, arrangement and PhraseOlogy-M
Owen, Bright, Morrison of NJ, Read of c.. Petit
Kent, Borden Newman, Rariden, Graham of w, Smith
of R., Hamilton, Read of NJ, Hall Klgore, Pepper Of
O., Morrison of W., Ritchey, Wallace, Dobson, and
Wapole.
On EiectiOnS-Messrs. Kelso, Shannon, Robinson,
Fisher, and Cole.
On AccOunts-Messrs. Wheeler, Helm, Yocum,
Bowers, and Tague.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, his resolutions were taken
up and referred to appropriate committees.
Mr.. Owen from the committee on that subject, made
report accepting the services Of the Stenographer APP
pointed by the Governor, at the compensation usually
paid for Congressional debates (which concurred
On notion the report rules and order of business
was now taken up-embracing rules OF parliamentary
proceeding.
Mr. Steele moved strike "ten and insert ''two"
as the number necessary to call the ayes and noes.
Messrs. Steele and Bascomb favored the amendment,
and Messrs. Owen Hall, and Smith of Ripley, advocated
the number ten, reported by the committee. The
Convention adopted the rule as reported.
Mr.. Morrison of Marion moved to amend, that
each individual member may have the right his
the Journals, by way of protest. against any
vote of this Convention, without argument; which
amendment was adopted.
Mr. Smith of Ripley moved to amend the rules, so
that member shall be allowed offer than one
resolution one day, and that bat subject shall be
embraced in each resolution which amendment not
adopted.
Mr. Graham of w. then offered additional rule that
each resolution shall embrace but propositions which
adopted.
Mr. Zenor offered to amend by inserting addition
al rule, that any member submitting any matter
olution shall be member of the committee during its
investigation.
Mr.. Hardin moved toamend by adding-hut such men,
Der shall have right committee; which
accepted by Mr.. Zenor
The amendment as modified, was not adopted.
The rules as amended, were then adopted.
On notion the Convention adjourned