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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TT-rSDsv Ian 81 ISh
TUESDAY, Jan. u, 1907
The House net.

lie H0uSc met.
Petitions presented lY Messrs. King, Struhle;
and Hucy aud appropriately referred
Reports from Committees.
BY Mr.. Behm from the judiciary committee, report
ing back House bill for the colonization of negroes aud
muaoes, and asking that the be referred TO the
committee the rights and privileges of the nhabitauts
of this State; the bill was referred
BY Mr.. Beach, from the Judiciary committee that a
person no has acquired illegal settlement in this State
difference between white aud colored persons report
concurred in
BY MIR. Holman from the Judiciary committee. re-
porting that property held by any individual for private
purposes cannot be exempt from taxation and that even
To poll other specific tax, rule equal and uni
form must be adopted 10y lecisation and further that
all lands Immediately after they sold by the United
States, subject o taxation.
Mr. Turbc moved To refer the report the commit
tee on ways and means; which agreed to-
BY Mr.. Wells. from the committee agriculture. a
bill in relation enclosures and trespassng animals
read the first lime
By Mr. Bna from the committee on agriculture
asking he discharged from the further consideration
OF resolution relative in taxing stable horses; the
mittce was so discharged.
BY Mr.. Henry, from the committee on the organiza
ton oil courts TO whom referred resolution rela
tive to surveying lands, and asking the be
erred to the committee on agriculture; it was So re-
Gerred
By Mr.. Stuart, from the committee the organiza
ton of courts, whom referred resolution rela
tive TO increasing the powers of Justices of the Peace
that 1t would be ncxpeden TO lcgislae upon the sub
jecf.
Mr. Bcm moved to lay the report on the table ;carred
Resolutions introduced.
BY Mr.. Beeson relative calling in the trust funds
adopted.
BY Mr. Withers, relative 10 lcvying Of 10 per
ccni flr common srhpol purposes lost.
BY Mr.. Owen. directing the Judiciary committee 10
report bi, TO permit alien friends 10 obtain property
adopted.
BY Mr.. Miller 10 prohibit county boards from appro
Prlalng money except it is authorized by law adopted
Mr.. Stuart moved 10 take from the table the bill
cmplng property from sale, the homestead bills which
was agreed 10.
The question committing the bill to the
committee with instructions.
lengthy d.bate ensued in which Messrs. Mcdonald,
o wen and Beach advocated the bill, aud Mcssrs Tag
CART Gum and Lewis, in opposition to the passage Of
the bill
Pending the motion to rccommt.
The House adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House MR.

The House met
The question being the special order-a resolution
relative 10 The abolition of capital punishment.
MIR. Torbet moved to suspend the order until tomor-
row al O'Clock; lost.
MIR. Withers moved "A call of the House, which was
ordered when 50 members answered to their
Mr. Brady moved that all further proceedings under
the call be dispensed with
The question then required making it resolution
cl inquiry; carried
Mr. Mcdonald moved to strike out the original rcso.
luton and insert that the present laws in relation to
capital punishment remain the laws of the land !" which
was agreed to-
The question pending when the House adjourned, was
10 c-commt the Homestead bill.
The House refused to re-commit the BILL
Mr.. Owen moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the House refused rc-comm the bill which not
agreed to.
The question the REQUIRED on then passage of :he bill
which resulted fellows:
AYEs-Beach, Became, Benin, Brady, Bryant, Chown-
ing, Cowgirl, Crawford, Dice, Donaldson, Doughty,
Henry, Holiday OF p, Hostetter, Hudson, Huey, Hum
phreys Hunt, Litchfeld. Major, Mcconnell, MELON
aid, Mcdowell Morris, Midget, Nelson, Owen, Porter,
Smith Of M Smith Of s., Stanfeld. Station, Stuart,
Sweet, Watson, Williams, and Withers-43.
NAYs-Barker, Bula, Buskirk, Carpenter, Cockrum,
Cromwell, Davis. Dobson, Donham English, Foster,
Gibson, Graham. Gum, Hay of Clark, Hemer, Hicks,
Holiday Of B., Holman, King, Laverty, Lawrence,
Lewis, Lindsey Of F., Lindsay of H., Manson, May
field, McAlister, Ray Schoonover Scudder, Shanklln,
Spencer Stevens Slower Strubc, Suit ThomP
Son, NHker NeHS, winners, ana MI Opetkef-fo.
So said Homestead law was lost
Several bills read the second time and appropr
atey disposed Of; among others was Senate bill to d.
vide the State into Congressional Districts.
Mr. MIDGET moved 10 lay the bill on the table; which
resulted follows:
AyEs-Baker, Beach, Beane, Beeson, Brady, Bry-
ant, Bula, Chowning, Davis, Dice, Doughty, Ecces,
Foster, Cloudy. Graham, Gum, Helmer Henry. Hicks,
Holiday of Parke. Holiday of Blackford, Hudson,
Hunt, Kent, King. Laycriy Lawrence. Lewis, Litch-
field, Mayfeld, McAllister Mcconnell Midget, Owen,
Ray, Schoonover Scuddcr, Smith of Marion, Station,
Stevens Stuart, Sweet, Thompson, Walker end Watson
Is.
NoEs-Buskrk, Carpenter, Cockrum, Cowgirl, Craw
ford, Dobson, DOMAIN. Donthit, English Geddes. Glib
son, Hanna Hay of Clark, Hays OF White, Holman,
Hostetter, Huey, Humphreys, Lindsey Of Fayette,
Lindsay Of Howard, Major Manson, Mcdonald. Nc
GER Spencer 5tan6eld Slower Strublc Suit, Taggart
Wells, Williams, Wilson, Withers and Mr. Speaker--4l.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


House met.
Several bills read the second time and appro-
prately disposed of.
Bills, &C., read the third time.
bill relative to arbitration and umpirage; passed
ayes 10, noes 2.
A bill making the officers of State a counsel without
whose advice the Governor grant pardons for
criminal offences passed-ayes so. noes 5.
A joint resolution asking OF Government land in the
nccnncs land district for the benefit of common schools
pasSed-ayes 70, noes ia.
y joint resolution asking liberal construction
of the act of May 9th 1913 passed-aycs 73 10.
Mr.. Kent moved to reconsider the vote just taken ;
Which was agreed to.
Mr. stover moved to lay the joint resolution the
blei carried.
bill TO exempt property from sale in certain
This bill exempts $500 worth OF property from
ccntion
Mr. Graham moved TO recommit the bill with instrnc-
ons to strike ont $500 and sales.--future $50.
MIR. Taggart moved substitute $500 for $50; lost
Mr.. Mcdonald moved to lay the bill the table
carried
House adjourned
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To The GOrcrnor and General .s.scnSIy
Of the S!afe of Indiana

81 tbe SEGfe Of Indiana
The General Assembly OF the State Of Indiana has
Two years past proved y its Joint Resolutions that the
people Of Indiana sympaihscs with tho people Of Hun
gary in their struggle and that ready to sue
cor Hose who have hecn oppressed.
The Governor and the General Assembly in honorinc
me and my compalrios with a cordial welcome 10
the Capital of Indiana, To he received there as the
guests Of the State gives the hope that the people
Of lnana will Le ready TO support those who struggle
for the independence Of their country
The two joint Resolutions of the General Assembly
approved by the Governor of the State Of Indiana will
be treasured up the hearts of every Hungarian as
future.
Accept ray warmest thanks for your sympathy and
your support
L. KOSSUTH.
Wasbinrton Titr Ian IN 1870
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Senate adjourned.


Senate met.
The President announced the following gentlemen as
the committee the bill of the House for disrctn
State: Messrs. WinstandIey, Goodman, Knowlton,
Hickman, Hunt, Dclavan, Witherow, Dougherty, Wal
ker, Washburn and Alexander.
On motion of Mr.. Emerson, the temperance bull was
taken up and read the secoud time.
Mr.. Goodman moved to strike all after the enact
ing clause and insert substitute which is modifca-
ton Of the celebrated Wisconsin Law
Mr.. Milliken took the floor and in a lengthy and able
speech opposed the adoption Of the amendment advoca-
ted the Propriey Of passing the bill reported by the tenn
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Kossuth Correspondence.

WASHINGTON CRY, JAN u, 1882
DEAR Gov.:-I herewith transmit Governor Kos
suh reply your letter which accompanied the reso
lutions OF the Legislature.
presented them the 9Th instant and his engage
ments have been such that he could reply until now
He has given me the positive pledge visit Indiana
but the day he cannot fix until he gers TO Ohio.
He and several Of his suite talk English well; slowly
but accurately.
Most respectfully, your friend,
W. A. GORMAN.
To His Excollcncy. J. A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, January 26. 1852
The House met.

The House met.
Petitions were presented by Mcssrs. Lindsey of H.,
Cromwell, Huey, Hay OF Clark, Stuart, and Gibson.
The Speaker laid before the House communica ton
from the resident Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal, in reply to a resolution Of the House.
Reports from Committees
By Mr. Stan6eld, that the committee on the iudcia-
ry, would engra in general bill now preparing. pro-
vision allowing judgment creditor to garnshec the
debts Of his judgment debtors after return has been
made Of no properly found, on the execution
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To His ExcollencY. ]. A. W
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA, D
December %, 1851. (,
lis Ercelleacy, Governor KossUTH:

HIS EIceleRcy, GOVERNOR kOsSUTH:
SIR:-It is to me matter of pride that I am made,
the instrument Of forwarding you the Jont Resolu-
lions of the General Assembly of Indiana inviting YOU
and your brave companions to visit the Capital
assure you these resolutions express the sentiments
and feelings of the people Of our State. We regard
the representative of free principles of the Old
World.
1t is the ardent wish Of people Senators and Re-
representatives., that you will accept this invitation and at
your earliest convenience visit the Capital Of the State
BE assured that IT will give great pleasure be
able 10 communicate 10 the General Assembly now in
session. your favorable answer to this request.
Accept assurances Of the highest consideration Of
Yours, most respectfully,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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Mai. w. w. Mccoy.

LAPoRTE, Ind, jan 2Ist, 1852.
Hon. W j. BRowE:-Permit me, through the medi-
um Of your paper, respectfully to decline the nominal
lion for the Office Of Lieut.. Governor
cannot omit this opportunity, however, tender to
my friends throughout the State my most grateful
acknowledgements for the kind interest they have mani
tested in my behalf
remain, most respectfully,
Wv. MCCOY.
~ The Homestead Exemption bill has been aafssteA
in the House.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met.
Mr. Emerson introduced bill authorizing any com.
pany chartered TO construct plank turnpike or gravel
road, TO construct a railroad in lieu thereof.
Messages oil the House were taken up and disposed
Of
Of resolutions from the House. instructiug the
law reform Commissioners in regard to certain matters
was
On motion OF Mr.. Mickle, laid the table,
The Senate adjourned.
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Bills Introduced.
BY Mr.. Goodman, to regulate general elections, sc
Bills. DC, on Third Reading.

D"e', VI v" LHU" fcuuf"g.
joint resolution asking from the general government
appropriation fos canal round the falls of the Ohio
on tho Indiana side. rel-saa
Mr.. Teogarden moved to recommit the Joint resolu-
ton with instructions insert in the proper place so
an appropriation for the improvement Of the harbor
Michigan city, on Lake Michigan.
Mr.. Emerson called fer division of the question
which ordered when the Senate refused to recon-
nit.
The joint resolution then passed-aycs SO.
Noes-Messrs Dougherty, Mickle, Slack, and VIM
standley-4.
Bills their second reading were then taken up and
disposed.
Messages from the House also taken up and dis
posed of.
MIR. Slseth presented letter from j. S. Brown ESQ ,
superintendent OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
ing that an exhibition Of the pupils OF tina Asylum would
be given before the members Of the Legislature in the
Representative Hall, Monday evening
Mr. Deirees presented petition from the citizens OF
Elkhar county, in favor Of the election Of township
SCISSORS Referred to the committee on township busi-
Senate adjourned.
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Senate met.
Reports from Comn,Hfees
BY Mr.. Drlevan, from the committee Agriculture
that 1t is incxpedie.t leeisaie the subject of
ducng the rate OF mcrs tolls. Concured in.
By Mr. Miller, from committee that it is mex
pedent egislate the subject OF line fences Con-
CURED in
BY Mr. Kendall, from committee, asking to be
discharged from the further consideration of resolution
nqning whether any change necessary the estray
laws. Concurred in
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SENATE.


TUESDAY, Jan. 27, 1852.
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Disasters, &c.

les Bpsss Mallory for Liverpool returned YESTERDAY,
IRON hs.ns leah stated thus
But from tstns supposed by the guards Of the
bost She waofged Tor two das and had she been
saos.s sunch ship could have saved Size has bee
iatep TO the Atlantic poct where she will be- discharged.
BtE X w. GaEttr reported a. dsmssed, while yns the
6arbor OF Tampa Bsy dnnnf hufucane She belongs
Zoe Anderson Co. OF tbs city. and Good vessel bul IN
ls4G
B.ITwops which filed and her wharf raised by
Capt Bosrdnan Saturday taken DRY DOct complete
repairs The damAsed her cabin CITING good deal The
accident occurred through nuousJ removing OF her
inbsts
Bias AsrEcIs AIDE al Portland from Trinidad, reports
ldth, lat % %, lon - no. ship barb with and
and fore optan, mast with jury ml1ss mast
sserins r..
ss B,.cr H.vs from Bsdlym. for chaihsn put into Lon
dos sch inst. With loss Of bowsp having bs,b "a Point
ysdth ty s'oop Gulord.
C4rr hrYNsS Of the ship ssaEos. from Bordeaux New
ofsh reports hsvts the nth init about mss
the southeast he w. Pass, small vessel supposed
schooner, eoo Bottom painted green Or ooprsrsd hull
painted baet iee about - feet long With lower aud
Of tho snnssde, supposed 10 he Could
dscossf nothu 20 male on; her
BsAH hr al New orleans from Boston, the sth Of
oh hsucuuba eSpersnced sale, which she cd
away oress and b and rode out the sale without other
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Domestic Ports.

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FOretxu Ports.

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arrived
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Arrived.

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IN Hi.. Of Hsi:sr, exchanged 'sna' with '''''"'
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,ehr Albert Of Penobsoot soih p Nantnct.t s.oA.
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s Car. Cod Of Bo.soa Hopkins. Liverpool q d. md'' and
"a ,ss, 10 w A. l.. Tspscott Co. n,hrio
NJ, Re-, BGj Brown Sheds. 20 d., coal 70 Barclay ~.
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H,sss sept H. encountered ahea'y gale In n ~ W 20.
load aud I'D O.sr damage Which caused the vessel to
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b.. Sic. DEL Lor, .. Mcyels who Died at Poti sornoss
yellow 1--we. 30 al d. fm Port 'u Prince os"''d
n yOse, Psfhns a. Co. a,
IF, Lumber TO Massey Amber
Brs Belle {Br Broot Sydney u de- coal 20 master.
Bn Anesbury, cOburn Quebec II d. slaves to GILLESPIE
Drae; a Co.
schr North wester Rogers, Bridgeport. 3 De.
sehr Jeupy Llnd. Manchester Bangor, 7 de.
sehr. wild Tiger, ssson Mystic. day
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n T.. Bsitbnd go -, - ,
SIR Mason Jacison Gup who died the is,h Of AuG
~ sGns July TO- and 10 DE- in Key We where she put IN IN
dstress, ktvood, 10 }. Collins
sALTD-sbp wsOdside Hodges, for Mobile; barb Lyrs, Ben
Er, for HsuS and others.
BELOW ship and brig
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WhaIers.

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% Tor Proyiae etown. whh ls5 bbls n. oil
saied ioM Nantuciet sdh. schI Palmyra. Swan, Atlantic
Aaa PacGC Oceans. really
spoken-kus Western Ground, bus Lewis Bruce Youns
froviny with $50 hbls OF Jaue Hove
Doys Of do oil unknown Hanover Holmes. Do
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OF tos ont aFe humpOak whale SPecisi 10 yet
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spoken, &c.

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beded I'm New lork va Bahia (Shse she had distress
Cor SAP frsncisco
The ship ~ah fohe, tons INTO Straits of sunda
posed 70 have been ihs LsntAo Bdbu om New York
March 81, for Cation
Sept a. "a lat ST. lon 70 o. steamer
bosnd f(probshly the Europa, IN. New Nork for Liverpool
sept IS hist So lon IS, erE Henrietta sturSn I'm. Boston
oF St Dohuso =
SEPT H. 81 6u o. So .ehr wus Ofhs WIND I'm New roI
kr Curacao
the rsdes.
Ava % Cape de Gait, ship John cau.r m New
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