Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-10
1n0iana e legislature.
SESSION IS49-5G.
SENATE.


appropriate committees without reading
RepOrts Of Committees.
By M Hartn that the bill to attach part Of the county
of Delaware the county Of Bsckfd be indefinitely post
poned report not concufTed in-ayes II. noes IS.
And the question being The engIOs,men Of the b the
moTTow-ayes %, noes 20.
Mr. MiIlikn reported bill for the temporary relief Of the
POeT Of Dearborn eoe"ty read FIRST time
Of Evansville; read first time.
Ms Cassa reported back bill to amend the road laws
passed
Mr. Hamck repo,ted bill TO organise a new county out
OF The counties Of PaTr Fountain and Putnam read first
time.
DIR Ellis from the committee on Manufactures, reported =
joint resolution the subject Of grant Of land for geo.
logical survey Of ae State Of Indiana lead hst rules
suspndeJ and the Jnt resolution read second aud hiid
times aud passed.
Mr. McCsrty reported bill to donate lot No. g. in block
No l47, in the city Of Indianapolis 10 fire company there
Mr Evans from committee State Prison. reported
bill imposing additional duties the Warden Of the State
Prison read first time.
On motion Of Mr BeIIy, the vote refusing pint 500
copies OF the report Of M Reid Of u the subject Of the
repeal Of the black laws recOnsiiered and ques-
tiOn being on printing the Iepot
Mr. Hardin moved TO strike out 800 and insert 200
adopted.
And the question being printing 200 copies, was or.
deIed-ayes %,
Nj HoughtOn reported back the bill making additional
appropriations the New Albany and Vncennes road for
the yesI 1885, read second me rules suspended and the
Oil lead a third time and passed
Hamriek on leave. introduced bill incorporate
Northwestern Christian UniVeTsity read twice aud referred
a select committee.
Mr. Harvey, leave introduced extend
ehis Of certain act therein named read FIRST time.
Mr. Morgan. leave, introduced bill to amend the laws
relative TO the retailing Of spuous liquors certain
ties therein named read FIST time.
Mr. Hubbard, on leave introduced a bill to authorize the
construction of rai,soad from Rushville to Lewsville in
Henry county; read a first time
Mr. Hendricks on leave Introduced joint resolution
thoSing each Of the benevolent institutions Of the State TO
have Of the local and general laws and the Revised
Statutes Of lS43 read three times and passed
Mr. Ode on leave introduced bill puuih misdemean-
in TppeesnOe county read twice and referred to The
committee on the judiciary
Mr Berry leave introduced bill 10 incorporate the
Rockville raToad company read twice and referred TO the
committee Corporations.
Mr. OdeI leave, a incorporate the
lafayette monumental association; read first time.
MessTs Randall, Woods Houghion and Dawson, from
mittses reported back bills their second reading, which
were reccmmied or passed to third reading
Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MIR James. leave, introduced bill INCORPORATE the
Ohio River and Princeton plank road company read twice
and Tefened 10 the committee Corporations.
Mr. Carver, leave. introduced bill to locate Slate
load in the counties of Upton and Cnton read
MI Ellis ON leave. introduced bill 10 encourage the in
OF capital for manufacturing purposes read twice
and Tefened to the committee on Manufactures.
Mr. Reid Of o.. leave introduced bill amend section
S. chapter A. Of the Revised Statutes Of 1913 read twice
aud referred to the committee the judiciary.
Mr. Carver on leave, introduced bill repeal certain
act therein named lead twice aud referred the committee
the Judiciary.
Mr. Hendricks leave, introduced a bill authorize
Of chancery 10 AID Of law, enforcing judg
ments in certain read twice and refeed 10 the
Inittee the judiciary.
Mr. Allen, on leave introduced bill to incorporate the
Charlottesville and Frankfort plank road company read
twice and referred 10 the committee Corporations.
Mr. Mikin, on leave. introduced bill to prevent the
liquor read first time.
Mr. Holloway on leave, introduced bill to incorporate
the Richmond and Liberty turnpike company read twice
and referred TO the committee CoIpoI stions.
Mr Hendricks, on leave. introduced bill TO amend the
charters Of several turnpike roads therein named read twice
and refeued to the committee on Corporations
Mr. Hendricks, leave introduced a bill to incorporate
the Jefferson historical sOcieiy lead t~ ice ard referred
the committee Corporations.
House bill dispose OF equity Of redemption Of
State Of Indiana in the White Water Valley Canal and for
other purposes. taken up and read first time, rules
pended, and the bill read second time.
MIR Berry Offered the following amendment;
Sec =. l. shall be the duty Of the purchaser puT-
chases OF said canal to be placed the head Of
the canal at Cambridge City, and the terminus Law
renceburgh. good and substantial Elk feet
height above the ground which shall be the
date Of the act suthoIisng its constucon the amount
pended by the State said work. the date of the SELL
ing The work, the time sold and
received there for; and il herebJ made the duty Of the
Auditor Of State furnish said purchaser purchasers
the facts necessary enable him them comply with
the provisions Of this section.
The syes and noes were demanded by two Senators.
Those who voted in the affirmative are.
MessH Adams. Berry, Buckles, cOInet', Dawson, Eddy.
Guver Hanna HufseteT, Lyon, MalOt, Miller, Morrison
Reid Of T., Slice b. and WinstandIey-l6.
Those who voted in the negative are.
MessIs Allen, BTugh Cassstt, Day. Dole, Ellis. Engsh
Evans, Harvey, Hendricks Herod, Holloway, HOughlon,
Hubbard. James. Kinnsrd. MeCsry. Mkin Montgomery.
Morgan ode, Porter Randall Read Of c. Rousseau. Tee
garden, Walker WaIp"le and WOods-29
So the amendment not adopted
Mr. Hanna moved TO further amend the bill.
Mr. Nlikn moved the previous question, which Sc
eonded and the Senate determined have the main
put and the bill ordered be engIossed and
read \ ihid lime Monday next-ayes %, nues 10.
On motiun Of Mr. Mikin, the rules suspended and
the bill read third time and passed-ayes %, noes lS
On motion, the Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY Jan. 6, 1649
In notice Of Mr. Hckss report, in yesterdays proceed
inss, the bill providing for
&c IS stated amongst other things that The amendment
qUiFes taxpayers to make oath OF their property which
ineOHect This provision Of the original BILL and
left out in the amendment leaving the law present.
that subject
Homestead Exemption.
The House according special order took up the bill
exsmpng hOmestead fom execut0n-providng for the
emption of $500 worth Of real from execution.
Mr.. Harvey said
Mn. SPEAKER: II we to premise from the past
action this bill what will be its future destiny have
every predict its fnal passage. Were i'm the