Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

government and be (Afr d. would never give vote
to slur any manner upon the character OF the
greatest and best beneiacor this or any other country
ever knew.
Mr. Hanna replied, and contended that the resolution
contained nothing avoring the policy OF armed interview
ton by Government IN foreign affairs he friends
Of the resolution only wished to give expression 10 that
moral sentiment OF the people which has een APPLY said
by Lord Palmerston to be more powerful thar armies
and stronger than baysnets He defended Kossuth from
the censures Of Mr.. Dunn He proposed an amendment
to the preamble, which read 10y the Clerk
Mr. Holloway replied to Mr.. Hanna, and read from
Kosuhs speech 10 the citizens of New York, TO show
that Kossuth's object is armed Intervention
in the affairs of Hungary by the United States
Mr. Crayens spoke at length in favor OF the resolution,
and contended that it is the duty of the people of the
United States extend to kossuth hearty welcome as
the representative Of the great principle oil liberty
NJ Athon moved a call Tor the previous question
The question then being Shall the main question be
now pun" 1t was decided in the affirmative.
The main question being the adoption OF the amend
mpnt offered by Mr. Hanna, it decided in the mega
The question then being upon the engrossmen Of the
Joint resolution,
The ayes and noes were demanded by two Senators,
which resulted follows:
.4yss-AIexander Allen, Athon. Berry, Brugh; Ora
vens, Crawford, Davis, Delrees, Deiavan, Dougherty
Eddy Emerson, Goodman, Hanna, Hatfield Henlon
Hester Hickman, Hicks, Hunt, James, Kinnard knowl
ton Logan Longshore, McCarty, Micke, Miilken
Nblack. Reid Safer Sccrest Slack, Sleeth, opann
Turman, Walker, washburn, Winstandley, and Woods
Al.
Nocs-Dunn Holloway, Kendall, Marshall, Teegar
den and Withcrow-6.
The resolution as ordered to be engrossed is fol
lows:
Joint Resolution in aror of f1e Hungarian Patrols
WHEREAS The General Assembly, sympathizag will
the people Of Hungary in their recent struggle lo
freedom, by Joint Resolution Of 4th of January 1890
requested their Representatives and Senators IN Con
gress to recommend to the General Government th'
proprety cf using all its power and influence in orde
obtain TIE pardon and release Of those brave mel
who defended their country and her sacred cause:
AND WHEREAS. Louis Kossuth, late Governor oil Hun
gary, and his brave compatrots in confinement, hav
inc been released from their imprisonment through The
intercesson or the General Government and are nov
the guests of the American people; Therefore,
Be it resored by the General assembly Of The State
IaiianG That we, the and in behalf OF the peo
pie of our beloved State tender TO Louis Kossuth, lat
Governor of Hungary, and his brave compatrios, cor
dial welcome 10 the Capital of Indiana. and that theI
he received by the Governor the guests Of tue State
SEC. g That COPY Of this Joint Resolution be for
warded by the Governor His Excellency Louis Kos
suth, late Governor OF Hungary.
House bill for the appointment OF Commissioners Il
revise the practice and pleading in the Courts OF thu
State, came up on its second reading.
Mr.. Hanna moved TO strike out " five" (he per dien
allowed the Commissioners and insert three" Lost
Mr.. Secrest moved to amend to fix the salary o
the Clerk three instead OF dollars per day Car
ried-ayes D. noes 81.
Mr. Spann moved TO strike out Give and insert four
Carried-ayes 81. noes 90
Mr.. Brugh moved TO reconsider the vote Just taken.
Mr.. Dunn moved n call of the Senate, when all tn
Senators answered but those who absent leave
The question then being upon reconsidering, it wa
decided in the negative.
The bill then passed TO a third reading.
Senate adjourned.