Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-09
"WEDNESDAY MoRxrxe, Jan. 1. 1851

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. 1, 1851.
The House met
The Speaker announced the following to be the Stand.
On Elections, Messrs Armstrong, Hicks Harrison,
Patterson of Tippeeanoe, Bulla, Caylor and Clark
On IVays and Means, Messrs. Willard, Usher, Brown
oil Shelby, Bird, Hutchison, Hammond and Rice
On the Judiciary, Messrs. Chapman, Franklin, Will
hanson, Pratt, Edwards, Coburn and Bradley.
On Education, Messrs- Lewis, Crawford, Patterson
ef Marshall, Watt OF Union, Lindsey, Riley and Mli-
kan.
On State Baak, Messrs. Edwards Mercer, Rice,
Goodman, Chapman, Watts of Jefferson and Wilson.
On Military 4Gairs, Messrs. Gentry, Humphreys,
Essex. Goodwin, Johnson Marshall aud Grim
On the Affairs of the State Prison. Messrs. Pratt
Carr, HosbrOok, Hall, Hubbard and Isom
On the atairs of the toaon Of India qapoIis Messrs
Morgan. Coburn, Stone, Cayor Cox, Grim, and Davis
On Claims, Messrs Usher, Hammond, Shook, Moore
Donaldson, Essex and Nelson.
On Roads, Messrs. Watt of Union, Humphreys, With
ers, Lank, Wittenmeyer, Thorn and Haywood
On Canals and Internal Laprorcnents Messrs Craw-
ford, Armstrong, Conner, Clark, Harrison, Thompson o
Delaware and Watts.
On Agriculture, Messrs Brown of Shelby, Davis of
Scott, Swihart OF Huntington, Swihart of Wabash
Swartz, Stayner and Johnson
On Co7Orati0ns Messrs. Bradley, Ross Donaldson.
Reynolds Williamson, Fleece and Willard
On EagrOssed Bills, Messrs. Coburn, Hamilton Har-
ris, Houghman, Watt of Union, jackson and Cowan.
On EHgrossed Bills, Messrs. Ssook, Gentry Ben
son, Campbell Blue, Elkins and Conner.
Oh Il UOttC 1@LptHuuUIeS3 ncSSTS. OSner, jordan,
Lawrence, Marques, Marvin, McCarty and McNlakn
On Beaeroient aad Scientific Institutions, Messrs.
Hicks Pratt, McClelland, Morrow, Wilson, ONeal and
Brown Of Pike.
On Manufactnrss and Commerce, Messrs. Graf.
Shull.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
On Public Buildings, Messrs. HOsbrook, Simler and
Slayer.
On the Canal Fund, Messrs Bird, Thompson OF
Carroll and Watson.
On the State Library, Messrs Ross, Chapman and
Hicks.
On motion of Mr. Watts 200 copies of the list of CON-
mees and order Of business ordered be printed
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
BY DIR. Williamson: That the House, the Senate con-
currng will proceed to the election Of u s. Senator
on the 7th inst which
On motion of Mr.. Chapman, was so amended as to
change the day to the 9Th inst, and amended was
adopted.
BY Mr. Thorn: To limit the pay of the Delegates to
the Constitutional Convention 80 per day after the
18th inst, and they continue in session until the 18th
Of February tat from that time their pay shall entirely
cease; laid over under a question Of order.
By Mr. Humphreys: That the House, with the con-
Of the Senate will proceed to the election of
Trustee for the h and Erie Canal Friday
at O'Clock p. NJ; adopted.
, By Mr. Coburn: That the House. with The concur
of the Senate, will proceed Saturday next at
O'Clock p NJ to the election OF Judge of the Marion
Court Of Common Pleas adopted.
BY Mr. Bradley: That a committee Of 13, one from
each Judicial circuit, be appointed to nix the number of
the Senator's and members Of the House Of Representa-
tives and to apporfion the same.
BY Mr.. Moore: That the House the Senate concur
ring will proceed Friday next at O'Clock p NJ to
the election Of Judge Of the Sd Judicial Circuit
Mr.. Ross, from the select committee appointed to
make arrangements for subscribing for the city papers
for the use Of MEMBERS leave being granted reported
In favor of taking copies of the TriWeekly State Sem
tne copies OF the Daily State Journal; and copy
each Of Of the Voks Blatt, Locomotive and Statesman
Mr. Watt moved to concur in the report, with
Amendment sfknQ all the Sentinel and
State Journal; which was adopted.
On motion the House went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Hicks in the Chair
The Governors Message was then taken up and re-
fcrred 10 appropriate committees.
While in committee the following resolution, introduce
ed by Mr. Lewis was adopted:
Resolsed, That the Message OF the Governor
patriotic intelligent and statesman-ike and that
hearts Of me people