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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

re-estabshng the confidence OF our people IN the justice
Of the Government, and the good faith of their fellow
citizens Ii il be overhrown can estimate the ca
lamtes that will almost inevitably be brought upon the
country.
The act for the recovery of fugitive slaves forms a
part Of the adjustment and is the consideration which
induced portion of the Union accede other excep
onable less acceptable portions and cannot now be
repealed the security it affords impaired, without
breach of aith. IL is but the nlhllment of constitu
ona obligation and cannot be changed IN any essential
particular without the breach OF duty there
fore should look upon repeal alteration in any i'm
portant particular, not only hostile act, but as de-
cisive evidence of determination to degrade the south
States, overthrow their institutions, and rob the peo
pie of their property.
But do not seriously apprehend any successful attack
on that or any OF the constituents of the adjustment
Notwithstanding the outbreaks of the runaway negroes
and their white e0nlederates in the north and the exh
bton of temper in the south, if the Government, and
those who favor the compromise, will do their duty
cry OF the constituents Including the fugitive slave
law, will be upheld, and faithfully and efectualy execu
ted and the country relieved from the apprehen
sions, before well lonnded of the fate of institutions
At all events, am for maintaining the integrity of th'
Constitution and the Union and uphodin9 the suprema
cy of the laws, all hazards peaceaby lorcbly
the occasion may require.
cannot recognize the right of any man, OF
State to decide definitely the obligation of laws ant
enforce adverse opinion by iorcble resistance.
by no means deny the right Of revolution and per
haps proper OCCASION might Join in an attempt t
accomplish it, but know at the time, that ever,
such attempt is rebellion against the existing govern
ment and that both the right and duty of that gov
eminent to the necessary force to suppress it.
If the respectable gentlemen Of both colors who re
solved at Cazenova, Boston, Chicago and elsewhere
nuy and resist by force the execution of the fugitive
slave law shall attempt TO carry their resolve into eec
it will become the duty Of the officers of the government
TO employ force execute the law If the nullifyin
force requires the interpostion of the military powe
of the Union to resist it, that power be employed
and the law maintained at all hazards.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

For the construction Of sewer at the State Prison.
Declaring Mill creek. in Morgan county, public
highway
To incorporate the New Albany Hotel Company.
House bill to incorporate the Bullion Cannelton and
Winchester Plankroad Company
House bill TO incorporate the Peru and Andcrsontown
Pianlroad Company
joint resolution in relation to the bounty land laws Of
Congress OF September, 1880
House bill to authorize the location of a State road
from Hartford, in Backord county, through New Cum
berand IN Grant county to Kokomo, in Howard coun-
House bill amending the act authorizing the county
board oil Dearborn county establish additional election
precincts.
House bin authorize the President and Trustees Of
the town oil Lafayette 10 purchase and hold real estate.
House bill to change the time OF holding the February
term of the probate court of Crawford county.
House bill changing the name OF Mount Wallston, in
White county to Norway.
House bill extend the time of the session Of the
board Of county commissioners of Wayne county.
bill to egalze the Of the treasurer OF Elkhart
county and Tor other purposes, came up on its second
reading.
On motion OF Mr. DeIrees the rules were suspended
/ and the bill passed
The joint resolution authorizing the auditor to audit
the accounts Of Austin H. Brown, printer the Conven
ton, came up on ITS second reading.
Quite discussion took place Messrs Holloway and
Dunn opposing the resolution, and Messrs. Niblack
Cravens and Hanna iavoring it,
Mr. Dunn moved to refer the Joint resolution to a
lect committee. Carried
Mr.. Turman moved TO take from the table the act in
cooperating the town of Covington. Carried, and the
bill passed.
Mr. McCarty moved to take from the table the bill
amend the act incorp oratng the Michigan Road Com
| pany, and for other purposes. Carried.
House bill to repeal act 10 locate State road il
the counties Of Decatur, Jennings, and Bartholomew
came up its second reading and indefinitely post
poned
House bill to regulate the sale Of spiruous liquors il
the county of Jackson came up its second reading
and was on motion, laid on the table
Mr.. McCarty asked and obtained leave to introduce
bill incorporate the Indiana Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company which was referred.
! The Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

u 1t will be perceived, that committee has been APP
pointed by the Convention prepare address to the
people of Indiana reference To the reforms made in
the new Constitution. The speech of MIR. Owen Of
ferns the resolution for the appointment of this commit
tee will be found in this days paper. The enemies of
the new Constitution have been making studied effort
to bring the action of the Convention into dsrepute
They have seized upon the time consumed and the mo-
ey expended, the great argument. in which the
of the Stenographer and the expense of printing
form prominent items. Mr.. Owens remarks will set
this whole matter a and proper light before the
country We ask the people in justice to the Delegates,
TO suspend their opinions until they the COnstitu-
ton and the explanatory address less bo-
dy would have consumed less time but the whole State
would have been fully represented and the Con-
vention is responsible for delay account of its
numbers The Stenographer appointed by the Gov
ernor in pursuance of act of the Legislature, and
the printing OF the debates necessary consequence
So these items be charged the Convention.
We invite candid perusa of Mr.. Owens remarks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, January IS, 1851

SATURDAY, January 25, 1851
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Messrs Hosbrook, Franklin, Gentry. Armstrong,
Schwartz Donaldson, Harrison, Pratt, Bird, Dnmont
Marques, (rom members of the Good Intent Fire En-
CINE Company of Indianapolis, for a lot which TO
erect an engine house.)
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Brown of Shelby, from the committee Of ways
and MEANS reported back the bill relative to the per
age on delinquent lands and recommended its passage
MIR. Bird, from the committee of Ways and means
ported bill for the relief of Ebenezer +. Lucas Read
first time.
Mr.. Hammond, from the committee Of ways and
means reported back the bill providing for the election
OF township in certain counties, and recon.
mended its indefinite postPonement. Concurred in.
Mr.. Pratt, from the judiciary committee, reported
back the I'LL for the relief OF married ladies and then
families. Chat where Is an habitual drunkard,
an injunction may be issued giving the wife control OF
his property) and recommended It's indefinite postpone
ment. Concurred in.
Mr. Edwards, from the judiciary committee, reported
back the bill for the relief Of borrowers Of the school and
other funds and recommended that be laid the ta
BILE. Concurred in
Mr. Lewis. from the committee education reported
nexpedent grant the petition OF citizens Of Wayne
comfy, asking modification Of the school law. Con-
CURED in
Mr. Gentry from the committee on military affairs,
reported bill deay the expenees othe Qnarter Mas
ter General, and for other purposes Read first time
Mr.. Wait, from the committee on roads, reported
bill to locate State road in Warrick county. Passed
Mr.. Watt, from the committee on roads, reported
bill to amend the general road law far relates
Cass county. Read first time.
Mr.. Watt reported it inexpedent 10 compile the road
laws OF the State. Concurred in.
Mr. Brown Of Shelby, from the committee agricul-
ture reported back the bill providing Cor geological
and typographical survey OF the State and recommend
ed its passage. Not concurred in.
Mr.. Davis OF Scott, from the committee on agricul-
ture to whom had been referred much of the Cover
nors message as referred the Worlds industrial Ex-
hibton, reported it nexpedient to legsate that SUBJ
ect. Concurred IN.
MIR. Davis Of Scott, from the committee agricul.
ture to whom referred so much Of the Governors
message relates TO State Agricultural Society
ported nexpedient legisate that subject Goa
CURED in.
Mr.. Johnson Of Putnam, from the committee agri-
culture, reported it nexpedent 10 egslate the sub
ect OF hogs and sheep running al large an Jasper coun
ty. Concurred in
Mr.. Bradley, from the committee corporations,
reported back the bill of the Senate incorporate the
Sparta and Versailles Turnpike Company. with
amendment Concurred in.
Mr.. Bradley, from the committee corporations, re-
ported back the bill to incorporate the Of Plymouth
with amendment. Concurred in,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

NJ. Chapman from the Judiciary committee, report
ed back the bill TO authorize county auditors charge
fees for recording and acknowledging deeds, and
commended ITS indefinite postponemcnt Concurred In
Mr.. Chapman, from the judiciary committee report
ed it nexpedient change the law relative 10 marriage
licenses. Concurred ia.
Mr.. Bradley, from the judiciary committee. report
ed back the bin authorizing county treasurers TO APP
point deputies, and reducing their per centage and
recommended lis indefinite postPonement Concurred
in.
The House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

2 IL General Hinton, who has been confined in the
Columbus JAIL being indicted for robbng the mall has
been released bail by Commissioner, p B. Wilcox,
in the sum of SIS 600 Messrs POWELL Moore and Hin
ton (sen) are the sureties
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

II Governor Wright will be pleased see his fellow
citizens tonight at seven O'Clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

New PAPER-"The Minnesota Democrat" is the IT,
tie of paper Just received from ST. Paul, Mime
sofa. Ii is edited and published by d. A. Robertson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

I Since the appearance Of the Journal Of SATURDAY
morning the question has been asked ''who is Mr. E.
Brown the witness brought forward by the editor Of the
Indiana State Journal to sustain the ISLANDERS of the
Statesman upon Dr. Ftchr'
As no one is capable of answering thequeson, it may
be improper ask the following questions of the ed
tor Of the Statesman who is supposed to know
LIST. Is this Mr.. Brown the person who once
belonged certain clique in Ekhart county, who man.
aged to control all the offices in that County, and who
only put down by the defeat of the entire demo-
cratic ticket at the last August eectonl
ID. Is he the same Mr.. Brown, who, being discard
ed at home, brought from EIkiart county, by the
editor Of the Statesman, supercede good and
worthy democrat Superintendent Of the Central Ca
nall
3D. Is he the same MIR Brown, who, with all the in
iuence of the Statesman back him, received three
in caucus of ninety for the office of War
den Of the State Prison!
4th Is this the same Mr.. Brown who is the father.
n-aw of the editor of the Statesman, and whose daily
bread depends upon his backing his son-in-law in
his Infamous efforts to break down some of the most
worthy members of the democratic party3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

FRIDAY, January "a, 1851.
Senate assembled
The Chair laid before the Senate report of the branch
bank at Michigan City. Referred.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Messrs. Wood and Holloway and appropr
ately referred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
House of Representatires.

The House spent yesterday in committee of the whole
the bill provide for general assessment and
valuation Of real estate, personal property, &c. The
principal feature of the bill is, that it requires the owner
Of personal property real estates moneys rights cred
it's and corporation and other stocks to present the
SCISSOR with list instead Of having the
fix the value the old law. The crowded of our
columns prevent the publication of the interesting debate
We will endeavor publish the entire bill when it
shall be finally passed by the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Ross, resolution adopted that
for the remainder of the session. the House will meet at
halt past eight O'clock A. NJ and hall past one, p NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

INDIANAPOLIS, JANUARY es, 1881,
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FRIDAY, January "a, 1851.

REPORTED FOR THE STATE SENTINEL BY T. BROWN.
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