Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-23

Q. On Impeachment. and removal from
office: 5 members.-Nessrs. Rariden,
bidde, Garvin. Neither. and Rrookbank
10 On the elective franchise aud ap-
portionment of representations; from
each judicial circuit Nessrs. Graham.
(of " J Miller. (of CD Smith. {ot ). J
Pepper. (ot o. anhenthusen. Thomas,
Davis. (of P.) iIarbolt. Anthony. Foster.
Clark. tof III W Wonderlich. and Berry
IL On county and township organtza-
tons, powers. and officers: from each
Congressional Dis,rict.-Messrs. smith.
(of r Alexander. Prather. Reeson. Hen
bricks. Gootee. Barbour, Clark, Got / !
Kendall. (oi W. Hogin.
IL. On currency and banking; II
members--NIessrs. Hamilton. Taylor.
Dick. Colfax. Dunn. (of p Hardin. Hell
,ner. W ats, Told, and Sharp.
IS. Corporations other than banking:
9 members -Messrs Read. (of NJ Dob
son. kindley. Wiley. Gregg. Johnson.
Simns. Badger. and Butler.
II. State Debt and public works; J
mernbers-Nlessrs Hall. Miroy. Zenor.
Ritchey, Mcguire, Trembly. and Cheno-
with.
Is. Finance and public taxation;
from each judicial circui,-Messrs- Xii
gore, Mcfarland. Logan. Tannehll.
Hovey, Hendricks. Balingall. Bourne.
Miller (of F.) Niles, Conduit. Work,
Foley.
16. Militia: ) members Messrs.
Pepper. (of o. Spann, Steel, lluif and
kilgore.
Il. Education: 9 members Messrs
Morrison. (of ". y Bryant, May. Hit. Fos-
ter. Stevenson. No.snger, Mlllgan and
Blythe.
IS. Future constitutional amendments;
! members Messrs Rchey, Crawford, !,
Edmunson. Wheeler and Murray.
49, Public Institutions; 5 members
Messrs. Wallace, Coltax, Nofsinger and
Jones.
90 Salaries. compensation and tenure
Of office; 9 members.-Messrs. Dobson.
Petit. Howe. Bright, Lockhart, Miller.
COT G Mcguire and Taylor.
81. Miscellaneous provisions; 5 mem
bers-M Messrs Wapole Holiday, MLean,
Hawkins and Robinson.
% Revision. arrangements, and phrase
ologv: to consist of the chairmen of the
preceding committees Messrs. Owen
Bright. Morrison. (of Nd Read. (of C.)
Petirt, Kent. Borden, Newman, Rariden.
Graham. Smith. (of r. Hamilton, Read. !.
(of NJ Hall. kiI.ore, Pepper. (of o.
Morrison. (of w } Richey, Wallace. Dob
son and " alpole.
Ar. Na-.iro mnvnd to take np the
rules. which was done.
The rules were then separately read Tor
adoption, and. after some slight amend
ment, were adopted
On motion of Mr.. Hall. the several re-
solutions submitted by him on Wednes-
dav last were taken from the table,
And the first resolution, to-wlt:
THAT Judges and all other officers.
shall be elected by the people, was re-
ferred to the standing Committee on Saia-
res. Cnmpensations and tenure Of office.
md the second resolution. to-wit:
"rhat Corporations shall only be created
under general law-individual liability
10 the extent Of stock shall be imposed
the issue of bills of cred, for general cir
culation shall be prohlbted.- banking
privilege shall be granted except TO a
State Bank, and limited number of
branches. properly restricted So much
as relates to a State Bank and branches
was referred to the Committee on currency
and banking. and the balance Of said re-
solution was referred 10 the Committee on
corporations other than banking.
And the third resolution. to- wit:
THAT special legislation shall be pro-
hibited-no act shall embrace more than
one subject, and that shall be expressed
in the titIe-upon the passage of any bill.
in either House. the yeas and nays shall
be entered upon the Journals; and no act
os the General Assembly shall be in force.
until after It's publication in print, and dis
tribution amongst the people, So much
as relates to special legislation was re-
ferred TO the Committee on special and
local legislation and uniformity Of laws
and the balance Of said resolution was re-
ferred to the standing Committee on the
Legislative Department.
And the 9TH resolution. to-wit:
THAT the Legislature shall be prohi-
bted from granting divorces. and from
lotteries.' was referred to the
committee on the legislative department.
And the 9TH resolution. to-wIt:
..That the Legislature shall be prohl
bited from borrowing money upon the
faith Of the State, without the consent OF
the people, expressed through the ballot
box was referred To the committee on
finance and taxation.
And the 9th resolution, to-wit
That the Legislature shall meet bien
nially. but may be convened by the Gov
ernor in case of emergency was re-
fe,red to the standing committee on
And the 7th resolution, to wit:
"Tha, all fine. assessed for any breach
Of the penal laws, shall be applied TO the
support of common Schools was re-
ferred TO the standing com. on education.
And the 9Th resolution. ,o-wit:
That all distinction between proceed
inrs in Courts OF Law and Equity. shall
be abolished. as also. all distinction be-
tween different kinds Of action was re-
ferred 10 the committee Oh the practice of