Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-11
, lar the whole subiect on DIE "a:

Mr.. King moved to lay the whole subject the Ia
BILE; lost.
Mr. Owen demanded the previous question, which
was seconded aud the Joint resolution amended, was
not passed-ayes 80, noes l6-lor want Of a quorum.
Mr. Mcconnell moved call Of the House, which was
ordered and seventyeght members answered to their
names.
Mr. Owen moved that further proceedings under the
call be dispensed with.
The question was again taken on the passage Of the
resolution lost for want of quorum-ayes 80, noes
Mr.. Gibson moved a call Of the House, which was
ordered, and seventyseven members answered to their
names.
Ms Buskirk moved that further proceedings under
the call be dispensed with which was agreed TO.
The question again taken on the passage Of the
resolution; lost for want of quorum-ayes 81 noes
80.
Mr. Stanfed moved that thu House ad ourn.
Mr.. Owen moved a call OF the House, which was
dered and seventy mine members answered to their
names
Mr. Wthers moved that further proceedings under
the call be dispensed with; carried.
The question again taken on the passage of the
resolution; lost for want Of quorum-ayes Al, noes
20.
Messrs Lindsay of H., and Bryant asked leave to de-
cline serving the committee; which granted.
The resolution was then rejected
Mr. King moved that when this House adjourn II ad.
journ to meet tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock.
Mr.. Hay of c., moved to amend so as to meet at o
o'clock; agreed to-
The resolution as amended was then adopted.
Mr. Barker submitted resolution for paying the Door
keepers three dollars per day; adopted
Mr.. Dobson submitted a resolution requesting the
joint committee inquire into the expediency Of max
ing shers exhibit all their papers the Circuit Judges
every six MONTHS adopted.
Mr. Hudson, chairman Of the committee who was des-
patched Jacksonville to inquire into the cause and
amount of damages sustained by the late fire. made
verbal report stating that the damage much great
than anticipated prior their arrival the pri
son. The of loss the State is supposed be
SIS 0O0-to Mr. Patterson, the lessee, $50 900.
| Mr. Smith Of Nj moved take messages from
the Senate which agreed to, and the House laid
upon the table the bill and amendment Of the Senate to-
amend the act Incorporating the city of Indianapolis.
The bill for repairing the State House taken up
| Mr. Smith of NJ. moved 10 amend the bill as to,
cover the house with Boston sheet paper; carried.
| Mr. Hart moved take up Senate joint resolution
relative suspendng the operations OF an act in rela
ton to the Illegal reduction Of real estate.
Mr. Hart moved suspend the rules and read 1t the
second time now; not agreed TO.
The House also took up Senate joint resolution asking
Congress grant bounty lands TO Surgeons and Assist
Surgeons who served during the war with Mexico
Read the first time.
Mr.. Gibson moved TO take from the table the bill TO
amend the act Incorporating the city OF Indianapolis,
with the amendment Of the Senate.
| The Senate amendment then concurred in.
Messrs. Smith of s., and Wells presented petitions,
which were appropriately referred.
Mr.. Doughty asked leave to present petition from
the Social Order af Temperance and hoped the House
would allow of the ladies who signed il to read it to
the House; which agreed 10.
Several members obiecting Mr. Carpenter, on behalf
of the LADY, remarked that she would prefer have
ton read and referred the committee on temper
ance.
On motion of Mr.. Beeson,
The House adjourned.