Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

body of resolution to 90 into the lection of
Judge OF the 6ih Judicial CireuE ts afternoon,
O'clock. Wa taken up.
Mr. Reid moved To- refer the resolution TO the judei.
AIRY committee. Lost-ayes 20. noes 81.
Tue resolution was then reeiprocated-ayes 81,
Messages Of the House were then taken up and dis
posed Of.
Revolutions offered
By Mr.. Athon, authorizing the Committee the State
Prison To send for persons aud papers in the invsga
lion Of the claim oil Mr.. Patterson for relief Adopted.
Bills introduced.
By Mr.. Slack. TO provide for the sale of the stock
owned by the State in the State Bank.
By Mr.. Slack regulating suits between stockholders
and Incorporated companies.
The temperance bill, introduced by DIR. Hester, was
taken up
Mr.. Hester made argument Of some length IN favor
OF the bill.
The bill to sell the States interest in the Madison and
indianapolis Railroad, taken up.
Ga motion OF Mr. Marshall, and by unanimous con.
sent Of the Senate the bill was amended SO as to require
the Company TO mortgage the Road TO the State
eurity for the deferred payments
The bill then passed
AYEs-Messrs. Brugh, Cravens, Davis, Dawson, De.
frees, Delavan, Dougherty, Eddy, Emerson Goodman,
Hanna. Henton, Hickman, Hicks. Hunt, Kendall. Kin
nard Logan Marshall Mlckle Niblack Odell Secrest,
Slack, Turman. Walker, Washburn, Wnstandey, and
NoEs-Messrs. Athon, Berry. Dunn Hester, Hollo.
way. Knowlton, McCarty, Miller. Mlliken, Sleeth,
and TeegardeE-I1.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The temperance bill was again taken up.
Mr.. Millken moved amend by adding section pro-
vidng that in all prosecutions for violations of the law
proof that the accused keeps the usual implements of
pPling house, part OF tbem that drunk persons
are frequently seen In or about the house OF the accused
that the article drunk tie presence al the witness
believed to have been Intoxicating liquor shall be
prmG ee proof that the accused has sold Intoxicating
liquor.
A message received from the House inviting the
Senate attend in the Hall Of the House istanter
the purpose OF eleeiing Judge Of the 9th Judicial Cir
cult.
The Senate then proceeded to the House and the two
Houses went into the election. which resulted in the
choice of Oliver P. Morton, OF Wayne county.
The Senate then returned TO their Chamber and re.
sumed the consideration of the temperance bill.
Nc Millken's amendment was adopted.
.4ycs-Nessrs. Alexander. sthon, Dawson Defrecs,
Eddy, Heater, Hickman, Holloway, Knnard Knowlton,
Logan Loneshore, Marshall McCarty, Mickle, Mill.
ken, oIel, Reid Safer, Slack, Teegarden, thurman,
NOss -Messrs. Allen, Brush, Crayens, Davis Della.
van, Dunn, Emerson, Goodman Hanna. Henton, Hicks,
Hunt. Miller Niblack, Seerest, spann, Walker, Win
STANDBY, and Withcrow-l9
Mr. Mickle moved further to amend by making the
liquor seller liable for any injuries inflicted by drunken
upon said drunken mans family other person
and giving Justices of the Peace and Circuit Courts
concurrent jurisdiction of offences under this act
Mr.. Hester moved to recommit the bill to a select
committee of from each Congressional District.
Mr.. Dunn moved to instruct the committee inquire
into the expcdiency of reporting section providing
punishment for public drunkenness.
On motion of Mr.. Eddy, the order of business was
suspended and he introduced resolution that when the
Senate adjourn II adjourn to Wednesday
two o'clock. Which adopted
The question then being upon the motion to yccommt
tie temperance BILL with the instructions proposed by
Mr.. Dunn. il was decided in the negative.
The question then being upon the amendment proposed
by Mr. Mliken, it decided in the negative-ayes
1 noes %.
Mr.. Deiavan moved TO amend by reducing the amount
Of the bond required to be given by the liquor seller from
81 500 TO ST 600.
PeHding the question,
The Senate adjourned.