Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

SENATE--Yesterday morning petition was present
ed BY Mr. Scobey After the transaction Of some unim
portant business the bill relation the settlement Of
decedents and the probate of wills taken up
the consideration Of which occupied the time till adjourn
fnent.-
In the afternoon the following bills passed: TO
regulate the mode of proceedings against canal COM
panes for failing repair bridges at places
where they may be necessary-ayes 81, noes 4; proy
ding for the government of the State University the
management Of its funds, and the disposition OF the
lands thereof-ayes 81, g. Bills the second
reading, and messages of the House taken up and
disposed or
HousE.-Petitions were presented by Messr.- Hanna,
Miller, and Smith Of NJ Reports made from CON-
mittees by Messrs. Holman, Miller, King and Slower.
Several bills considered in committee Of the
whole and appropriately disposed Of.
The entire afternoon was occupied in reading bills as
IN committee Of the whole.
Gov. Wright and has Traducers.
The course of few Wing editors towards Governor
Wright most strange and unaccountable. They put
language in his mouth which he never uttered, and at
tribute him opinions which he entertained OF
this class we aude to the Vncennes Gazette, who
represents Gov. Wright the warm advocate Of the
School law, pending before the General Assembly.
Gov Wrghts messages prove that he is the advocate
Of liberal and uniform system of common schools.
Now how does this editor know that Gov. Wright is in
favor Of this particular bill which he calls Mr. Owens
bill. And why shonld he speak Of it Mr. Owens
billi II is the bill Of the Committee Education, Of
which Mr.. Bryant, wing Of Warren county, is most
active and able member, and who made strong and,
we think conclusive argument in favor of the
We have not examined the details Of this ILL., but there
are no two in Indiana in whose Judgment on this
subject We would implicitly eonfde than in Messrs
Owen and Bryant We have just a much authority to
assert that Mr. McCary who is known to be friend to
universal education in favor of all the details of this
BILL as the Gazette has to make the sweeping declara-
ton which it does.
Agan the Gazette and the South Bend Register have
both stated that Gov. Wright approved a bin, this
winter on the subject of authorizing railroad companies
to borrow money without limit or resricon while last
session he vetoed Just such bill Now, in all charity
we are inclined think these editors knew better when
they made this assertion.
The bill approved this winter, limited the rate OF
teres to be paid the bill Of last session did Look
the Governors veto, and will be that it upon
this ground, mainly, that bis arguments were based
At the last session. the authority sell without limit
restriction, in companies, in which was large
Of county and corporation stock. The Con-
sttuton prohibits the taking OF stock by countless
sequently the application of the principles in the bill of
this session, could not effect county stocks.
Will you now, gentlemen, have the magnanmity
to make the amende honorable, will you persist in
misrepresenting public man. that you have frequently
spoken well of, and correctly complimented. Remem-
Der, gentlemen the eyes of the people upon you.