Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

Democratic members Of the Legislature for the passag
OF the resolution for the temporary adjournment, VI
publish the following list of ayes and by which
passed in the Senate after able speech in its iavo
from Mr. Marshall, the Wing Senator from Jefferson
county, and the embodiment of Whggery in Indiana.
AYES Messrs. Alexander, Davis, Defrees, Eddy
Henton, Hester, Hunt, Marshall, MCCARTHY, Miller
MiilIken, Niblack, Ode Reid, Safer, Slack, Turman
Walker, and Washburn-l9. Sixteen Democrats anC
three Wings
NoEs- Messrs Berry. Bruch, Cravens, Delavan
Dougherty, Emerson, Hanna, Hat6eld Hicks, Kendall
Kinnard, Knowiton, Logan: L1ngshore, Mlcke, Seeth
Spann WInstandley and Vfherotc-I9 Sixteen De-
mocrats and three Wings.
The President of the Senate gave the casting
favor Of tie resolution.
1t will Oe seen that not only was the Senate equally
divided on this question change in the vote of sim
gle Wing would have defeated the resolution and ii
would have passed had it been for the able argu-
ments adduced in its favor by Mr.. Marshall.
The following was the vote upon tie passage of the
resolution in the House of Representatives:
ArEs-Messrs. Barker, Beach, 8eane. Bulls, Bus
kirk Carpenter, Chownng, Crawford Dice, Donaldson
Doughty, Eccles, Geddes, Goudy, Hanna Hart Hays OF
White, Helmsr Henry, Huey. Kent King, Laverty Le-
viston Lewis Lindsey of Fayette, Litch6eld Manson
Marrs, McAllister Mcdowell, Miller Midget, Nelson,
yer, Stuart, Sumner, Taggart, Wells and Wilson'S.
Thirtyfour Democrats and ten Wings.
NoEs-Messrs. Beeson, Behm, Cockrun, CsOmtrsii,
Darts of franklin, Dobson, Donham Douthit English
Foster Gibson, Gum, Hicks, Humphreys, Hunt, Lac.
renee, Lindsay Of Holrard Major, MayfcId Mcdonald
Morris Ray, Reynolds, Schoonover Seudder Shanklin,
Sfan6eLd Station Stsrens Sruble, Sweet, Torbe, Val
Ser, Watson, Williams and Mr.. Speaker-36. Nine
teen Democrats and seventeen Wings.
The passage of the resolution was warmly advocate
by Mr.. King, the Representative from Jefferson county
Mr. Gookins the Representative from vigo county, and
Wing canddate-for Supreme Judge, also advo-
for the adjournment, though he was absent when
the vote to be taken and did ALL
When our Wing friends come to know that their can
didate for Governor, Mr. McCARrY voted for the ad-
ournment and that the measure was advocated by such
Wings Marshall, King, and GooKINs, their favorite
candidate for Supreme Judge, they will probably stop
their wholesale denunciaons Of those by whose it
passed; and especially when it is known that without
the vote Of their candidate for Governor the resolution
adjourn could not possibly have passed.
We believe the adjournment to be measure of econ.
omy The laws in relation the organization Of Courts
in relation to crime and punishment for the organization
of the Supreme Court and defining the duties of the
preme Judges and in relation Common Schools have
been fully debated aud the principles and details which
the Legislature will engra in each of them have
pretty accurately tanned As however there were
several bills introduced in relation each Of these sub
jects, and some things contained in each bill
worthy Of being incorporated in any law that might be
passed upon the subject of the BILL it would have been
work Of months for the Legislature, as a body to Gull
revlse and engross all these separate ap
propriate acts BY adjourning for few weeks the
committee OF revision will be enabled to bring all these
matters into shape and they have already been fully
debated the Legislature when it again meets will be
able to complete in three four weeks the labor that
without the adjournment and revision would have oecu
pied at least twice that length Of time
By the Goth of April, too, the law reiotm Commis-
sioners will have completed their lahors aud will be
dY to report Had the Legislature adjourned il is
probable that this reform-the most important which
will be effected under our Constitution-would ne
cessary have been postponed for another year Ii is
highly important that this very beneficial reform should
be effected at the earliest possible day. and if other
reason existed for the adjournment the opportunity
pass upon this law, which could not be otherwise had
would alone urgent necessity for the
II the Wing presses of the State really wish have
the people correctly informed the necessity for and
the which induced, the adjournment let them
publish Mr. Marshalrs speech in favor of that measure,
made in the Senate Wednesday March Sd. 1t can be
found in daily of the fourth and in weekly of the
llth insts. The Wings certainly will object to pub
fishing this speech Mr. Marahsll has Tor many years.
been their idol in this State