Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

Coz porating the Terre Hante and Richmond Railroad
company.
0nmoon the rules were suspended the bill read three
times and passed.
MIR. E.s introduced petiuon from the citizens of
Chicago, in relation to procuring the right Of way
around the southern shore Of Lake MICHIGAN.
Mr. Ellis moved refer the petition the commit
tee on corporations
Mr.. Ellis did not wish to be considered the advo
cate of the petition he wished referred in order fairly
TO investigate the claims OF the petitioners.
Mr.. Eddy opposed the petition
Mr.. Hamrick wished the petition referred a select
committee.
Mr.. Hanna was opposed to granting the right of way
free:
message received from the House inviting the
Senate attend instanter in the Hall of the House,
90 the election of President Judge OF the 7th Judi
cial circuit Reciprocated.
Alter the election the Senate returned to the chamber
and resumed the consideration Of the petition
MIR Dawson said he was opposed TO allowing the right
OF way around the southern shore Of Lake Michigan,
unless the State shoule receivJ valuable consd-
GRAFTON therefor and in favor of referring the petit
ton to select committee, where it would receive
impartial investigation
Mr. Dunn did not think there was much difference of
opinion between himself and the Senator from the north
He knew interest north interest south He thought
the interest OF either north south the interest of
the whole State. He wished the bill laid the table
until he and others should gain Information the
subject.
Mr.. Ellis wished it referred, for the purpose.
On motion the bill was laid on the table.
Mr.. Seeth on behalf of the committee on Benevolent
Institutions presented the annual report of the Supern
dent of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, which laid on
the table aud thousand copies ordered to be printed
The Chair laid before the Senate the annual report of
the Treasurer of State which laid the table and
five hundred copies ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr. Dunn, Senate bill No. ~, and the
Governors veto message in relation thereto, taken
up. Messrs. Dunn and Hanna ably defended the bill by
speeches of considerable length
i The question being the passage of the BILL the
Governors objections to the contrary Notwithstanding
the vote stood, ayes 43, noes 2.
The Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ BILLS PASSED
Bill to change the name and extend the privilege OF
the Perry Cotton Mills Cannelton.
bill TO incorporate the Levee and draining company
bill to amend the act incorporating the CanneIton
Savings Institution.
bill relative the Clarke county central plank road
company.
bill to amend the act Incorporating the Hamilton
manufacturing company
House bill to repeal act giving additional time to
Assessors
bill declaring misprint in approved Janua
ry To- 1919, came up on its second reading. On motion
the rules suspended the bill read three times and
passed.
House bill to incorporate the town of Vernon Jen-
nngs county was taken up the rules suspended, the bill
read three times and passed
House bill defining the duties of the Treasurer of Lake
county came up Its first reading
On motion OF Mr. Regarded, the rules suspen
ded and the bill read three times and passed.
A bill Tor the relief OF Joseph Allen OF Crawford coun
ty, mp its third reading and was passed
Mr.. Graham asked and obtained leave introduce a
motion authorizing the committee finance to bring
before them persons and papers for the purpose of nyes
tgating the cause OF the apparent difference between
the issue of the of quarter per cent treasury
notes and the amount redeemed and still outstanding
A message received from the House returning
Bill No. d. authorizing the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad Company to dispose of bonds for the sole pur
pose of borrowing money for the completion of sale
road, together with the Governors veto message in
aton thereto taken up and the bill passed the Gov
ernors objections to the contrary Notwithstanding Ayes
AZ. 3: as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative
2 Messrs Adams, Alexander, Allen, Athon, Brugh
Crayens, Day, Defrees, Delevan, Dole Eddy, Ellis
English, Evans, Carver, Goodman, Graham, Hamrck
Hanna, Hardin, Harvey: Henton, Herod Holloway
James, Kinnard Knowlton, Logan, Marshall, MCarty
f Miller, Aiillikn, Montgomery, Niback Odell, Porter
Reid, Seeth, Teegarden, Walker, Winstandley, ant
Wood.
Those who voted in the negative were
Messrs Dawson Hunt, and Mickle.
The Senate adjourned.