Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18
For the Stale Sentinel.
Amendmeut of the Constitution of
Indiana.
ARTICLE III.

ARTICLE III.
Of Representatives shall consist of
representative from each county, be elected by the
SEC s. The Senators shall be chosen once in four years.
the rst Monday in August by the qualified vnters for
representatives, In consequence Of their st election they
shall be divided by lot from their respective ditcs
be int classes The of the Senators
Of the first class shall be vacated the expiration Of
years. and the seats Of the second class the expiration OF
four that half Of the Senator'S shall be chosen
every two years.
SEC g. The General Assembly shall di,tlie, The State
into districts Of three counties eaeh and each district shall
send Senatr, nhabant Of each alternately
% that each county sends one in twelve years.
SEC % An statement OF receipts aud expendi.
Of the public shall be attached to aud published
with the laws o. every session OF the General Assembly
Sec 20 The General Assembly shall commence its sessions
the first Monday December in two years. and ct
other time unless called together BY the Governor
ARTICLEIv.
SEc g. The Governor office during years
from and after the third day Of the FIRST regular session of
the General Assembly, ensuing his election, and until
chosen and qualified and shall not be capable
Of being Governor than eight in term Of
twelve.
ARTICLE TX.
Sec The money which shall be paid an equivalent
by persons exempt from military duty, except
shall be applied schools in the county,
oil fines assessed for any breach Of the penal laws h, be
applied t. schools in the county wherein they
assessed
Sec. i6 No Law passed increase the pay the mem
beu Of General Assembly shall effec, till after the
expiration Of the term Of all the members elected passing
such law.
ADDITION.
No local laws shall be passed BY the General Assem-
bly, Of Indiana the expense Of State but all petition
for laws shall pay expense the consideration
of their petition, IN Of its pisage, of its pubea-
iou the removing Of county seats and altering
time Of holding and the length OF sessions
sxigencie, may require
No society under Of regous VIOLENT
ecy shall be incorporated the State of Ind
ana but s shall be let stand fall i's merits
ba'is all being equally protected from mOlestOn while in
SCI q worship.
m
each stakeholder in addition the stock subscribed and paid
i shall mortgage real estate Of clear and title
Of value of double the Of stock subscribed him
her.
GrIn our last we published the Constitution Of
the Widows and Orphans Friend Society, and
append the officers of the same, from the pen Of
the amiable Secretary.
Omcers OF the Widows and Orphans'
Friend Society Of indianapolis.
President-Mrs. A. w. MoRRIs.
Vice Prssidents-Mn. w. Sheets, Mrs. Alfred Hani-
son, Mrs. Judge Morrison.
/ Ireasurer-Mrs Isaac N. Phipps
Seerefary-Mrs. J. B. HoInshead.
Depositary-Mrs. Wilkins.
| Drec,ors-Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, Mrs. Graydon, Mrs
McG1ige Mrs T. Williams Mrs Butler, Mrs. Cresssy,
derhiIl, Mrs. James Hail. Mrs. Irwin.
| Visiting Commitec-Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Paxton, Mrs.
Drum, Mrs: w. wyIie, Mrs. A F. Morrison, Mrs. Furn
ley, Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Myers, Mrs wiseman, Mrs.
.adsisory Committee of Gentlemen-Mr. N. McCarty,
Mr. Willard, Mr. Wilkins, Judge Morrison, Mr. Sheets
Mr.. U. Butler Mr.. A. Harrison, Mr.. Osgood, MIR. Chr
| GJ-The correspondent of the Louisville Democrat,
very bitter and uncomPromising whig, recently
wrote the following paragraph from Washington.
OF there is word of truth in il. because
every body knows that the Union knows "no North
nor no South" The editor of the Union is quite as
patriotic as he is wise
'The course of the Washington Union, lately has
80 disgusted the Democratic members from the en-
tire Northwest that they have held it in serious
temptation stop the paper, and to advise their
sttueuts To do the same thing Richie is regarded
the month piece Of the disunioniss, and told
TO his face to-day, by leading Democratic Sena-
tor from the West. He could do 70 favor
their schemes and to carry out their wishes, If he
was to throw off all disguise and avow publicly such
was his design. The intimation that he received
of the contemplated designs of the Northwestern
Democracy may have the effect Of curbing. for q
time, his incendiary and disorganizng spirit"
: New PRoJEcr.-The Detroit Advertiser says it has
learned by private and reliable information from
Washington that a proposition will be made. in a
few days to the Senate, emanatng from company
Of the highest responsibility, for running line Of
post coaches from Independence, No. to California
: in twenty six days. and expresses in twelve days
~
one hundred feet in width the whole distance, with
the privilege Of purchasing quarter section of land
for the purpose Of station every ten miles. The
company ask Of Government the of the route fol
fifteen years. and agree to make the grants of LAND
contingent upon their having the road in operation
within six months, and will undertake place 3O0(
Q men upon the line of the road at once.
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RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoMEN.-An act has passes
the New York Legislature, the first section Of which
: runs thus
"When any deposit shall be made in any saving
bank or institution by any female, being hereafter
MI becoming a married woman, in her own nsme i
" shall be lawful for the trustees officers Of sucl
bank OF institution pay back to such depositor suc
sum or sums may be due such female, and the re
ceipt or acquittance of such deposition shall be
t, sufficient legal discharge to the said corporation
- therefor"
All right. without doubt.
;. ;. 0rThe Washington correspondent Of the Obi
n Statesman says
The economists on the committee Of WAYS an
Means, Mr.. Toombs among them, stand aghast q
the demands of the administration for the service
= the fiscal year. From the estimates alread
sent to them, they calculate that full fifty million
d will be requiredl .Thats the way the money goes
6rThe correspondent Of the Journal of Commerc
se says-
% Mr.. Calhoun was never heard to complain eiths
of his illness the prospect Of close Of his
,e while yet in the possession Of mental vigor In
y ply to remark Of friend. upon this subjeci,-M
Calhoun said. 81 desire nothing contrary to the COT
10 stitution of nature"