Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
1n0iana Ec9islature.
SESSION IS49-5O.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, January 10.
large number OF bills their leading Of local
NATURE reported and re second and third times and
passed
House bill making general appropriations for the year
1850; read first time rules suspended and the bill read
second and third times and passed.
Mr. Morrison, leave introduced a resolution requesting
the Treasurer Of Stale to withhold the aymen. Of the
rants issued by the Auditor of State Patrick MoGncy
until directed by the Governor by the General As
sembly
Several were taken on the adoption Of the esou-
oni but quorum voting the question and sevefs
calls Of the Senate having been ordered.
Mr. Ellis moved that the Senate pass the Resolution
informally; caried-ayes 10. noes 49,
House bill making specific appropriations for the year
1901; read hrst aud second times, and,
On motion Of Mr. Miller made the special Older of The
day for Today at O'Clock, P. NJ
Oue hunded and House bills OF local nature
taken up read first time rules suspended and the bills
read second aud third times and passed
On motion, the Senate adjourned
bill change the mode OF eleeng United States Sem
atoTs; read a third time and passed.
joint resolution the subject Of slavery passed.
The Senate went into committee of the whole on the sie-
ehc appropriate bill Mr. Holloway the chair; several
amendments Offered aud adopted, when
The committee ard reported the action Of The COM
mee on the bill AID asked TO be discharged from The fur
iheI consideration IheIeofi report concuued ia. .r
The amendments Of the committee adopted by the
Senate the bill read second time, rules suspended and the
bill read ihird lime aud passed.
Several bills oi local character read second and
third times aud passed
s.op,isn wa, adopted TIA, when The Senate ,do"s
On motion, the Senate Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate
The specific appropriation bill taken up, amended and
read second and thu d times aud passed
MI Conduit leave introduced the following resolutions
Resolved unanimously That Of
hereby rendered Hon. James H. Lane for the able.
impartial and dgnied manner IN which he has presided over
the of the Senate during the session
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Morrison, the resolution introduced by
him. inrucing the Treasurer of State TO withhold payment
The issued by The Auditor OF State to Patrick
Mckinley until authorised pay the ame by the Governor
the next General Assembly taken up and the quts
ton being the passage OF the resolution
The ayes and noes demanded by MessTs Rousseau
and WiDsandley.
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
MessTs Allen, Berry Brugh Buckles, Conduit, Conett,
Dawson English, Graham Hardin, Huffsteter, KnnaId.
Lyon, Malo Miller, Montgomery. Morrison 0iell, Read
of C., Sleeh. Walker aud Walpole-22.
Those who voted ia the negative aIe,
Mesrs EDDY, Ellis, Harvey, Hendricks HeTod, Holloway,
Houghion, and James,.
There being quorum voting, the resolution passed
over informally.
MI MorsOn on leave, introduced the following resolu
liun:
Resolved That the thanks Of the DUE
hereby rendered the reporters Of the Indiana State Sen
mel aud Indiana State Journal for the able aud impartial
in which they have reported the proceedings Of this
Senate adopted
Mr. slOuiggmery on leave introduced the following reso-
luton:
Rssoiued That ihRn hereby unani-
mouSly rendered Secretaries and other officers OF
Senate for the able aud faithful they have espec-
lively discharged their duties during the session adopted.
resolution adopted that when the Senate sdj1Uns,
will adjourn meet Monday morning half past four
O'Clock.
A large number Of House bills Of a local nature were
taken up, read first time, rules suspended and the bills
read second and third times ard passed.
At half past eleven o'clock, motion the Senate adj
jouned.