Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Senate met.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 7, 1852

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Z, 1852.
On motion of Mr.. Teegarden. the prevous order o
business suspended enable him offer the fol-
iOwing resolution, which adopted:
WHEREAS 1t generally believed that there is no law
in f'Ece prohibiting the retail of sprtuous IL
tqus.s; -theFeleIe.
ResOIrG, That the committee temperance be re.
quested torepaI bill To the Senate that sub ect
she earliest FracNcsIble period.
Petitions Presented.
By Mr. Eizy, for the establishment of township IL
Lraries; rel.Fted to committee on education.
By Mr.. KesieT memorial from the Trustees OF the
State University for the establishment OF law and
medical depariment OF the University in indianapolis
referred to- select committee of Messrs Hester Me-
Carty MuHken Miller, and Eddy
By Nj MiIIiken of ladies' Dearborn county, the
subject Of temperance; referred to committee on that
by MIR. secrest, from citizens Of Putnam county in
relation railroad stocks, Sci referred TO committee
on banks.
By MIR Emerson onr petitions from citizens Of Jack.
county, the subject oi temperance; referred to
committee that SUBJECT.
Reports from Committees.
By Mr.. Wnstlndley, rom the committee finance,
asking to he discharged from the further consideration
Of resolution To inquire into the cPedency o! reducing
the Of taxation. the Senate has power
originate such bills; concurred in
By Mr.. Cravens lroH the comm ttee finarc', that
IL Is incXpedieRt create State Board Of EIuaza-
On motion of Mr. Holloway, the subject referred
a committee oI from each congressional district.
By NJ. Wnsiandy, lrum the same committee, al.
the petition Of certain citizens OF the State in
relltiun TO the law library; concurred in.
By Mr.. Nihack, from the committee. that il Is
inexpedent t. cgislate upon tue subject of requiring
holders of State scrip present the fir payment
within limited period, aIer which interest shall cease
concurrcd in.
By Mr.. Hester. f!0sn the same committee, against
amen lisa The revenue Laws; concurred in.
By Mr. Emerson. from the same committee, recon-
menna the passage Of the bill furnish copies of laws
the clerks Of the several counties OF this State with
amendments; concurred in and the bill enoro>scd
Bv Mr. Niback from the committee. that leg
islaiinu upon the domestic debt OF the State &c is
necessary; conru'red in.
By Nc Hester. from the committee, adverse To
the petition of Charles Mansfield and Jas. Thomas,
county commissioners and other officers of Delaware
cpuniy in rel tim egazing the publication o the
Delinquent list of said coun'y concurred in
Bv Mr. Emerson. from the committee. against
amenling assessment Law 10 exempt from tax
alton all open and running accounts; eoncurred IN.
Resolutions offered.
By Mr. Afhon, that the Senate will, the House con-
currng, adonrn from day day at II NJ to meet at
9 o'clock the morning; lost.
By Mr. Miller that the committee on agriculture be
instructed inquire whether any change IL necessary
IN the estIav law; adopted.
By Mr. Emerson. that wien the Senate adlourns, II
will adjourn to meet un tn-uiorrow morning niue
O'Clock and that the use of the Senate Chamber be
grained To The Daughters Of Temperance for the
mainer OF tbe day: adopted.
Senate adjourned.