Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19

; Ensy. Fisk, Hargrove, Hcfren, Hill, Hos
teecr. Johnston, Kinlcy. March, Murray
MsLean, Parker. Richardson, Rice, Ruga
Sage, Slater Of Dcarbon. Slater of John
son. Stevens, Harrington. Thompson, an,
Weir.-29. t8 ~ 'se'-e
NoEs.-Mcssrs. Bobls, Brown, Cravens
Cooling, Griggs, Hcndry. Miller. Nc
| Cleary. Mcclure. Suit. Wallace AMI Var
yan.--12. ~
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
By consent. Suit, offered resolution
ttenlcrdiny tn, thanks ofthc Scnatc to Tt
Governor Hammond, for tha able an1 Inn
partial manner in which he has presided O.
yer the Senate. f
Yaryan took exceptions to the resolution
and said h, could endorse it except SO far
as political questions were concerned. On
all political questions. he looked upon the
presiding officer as equal to about six Sen.
ators, and SO far as that prepondercnee was
concerned it was not impartial
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Sage reported in the case Of the testimo-
ny in the case of w. G. Larrabee, tried for
alleged misdemeanors while Supcrintend-
ent ofth, Blind Asylum, and asked that
tn, evidence be spreal upon the Journal
Report concurred in and committee dis
charged.
Barkc, from the committee on Banks re-
ported in favor of the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill repeating the charter Of the
Bank ofthe State of In lana. TIL, report
reviews the grounds Of tn, Constitutional
ty Of the chartsring at. all gives IA, opin-
ion that is valid act, anl in tn, present
condition ofth, busine7s Of tn, bank, it
would be unwise all impolitie, even if it
should be legal OF constitutional. to repeal
thc charter. Tn, report was inicfilitcly
postponed by tn, following vote:
AvEs.-M,ssrs. Alaxaalcr. Bo5bs,'
Brown, Burke, Cravens, Grouse, Drew, En-
sey. Fisk. Green. Ggiggs, Hefren, Hill, Hos
teller, Murray, McCleary, Mclean. Parker,
Rice, Stevens, Suit, Harrington an Thomp-
son-23.
NeKs.-Mcssrs.- .-B,air, Chapman, Coop
er. Cooling, sHargrove, Heniry, john
ston, Kinley,, March, Mcclure, Richas lson,
Rugy, Sac, Slater of Dearbon, Slater Of
johnson. Wallace ana yNilson-17.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill to amend an act establishing
Courts of Common Pleas, De-; yeas 30.
nays 10. -
House.bill to change the time Of holding
the Circrl.t Courts in portion of the 10th
Judicial Circuit: yeas 80. nays 3.
House bill TO repeal all general laws for
the incorporation Of citi,s, AMI to provide
for thairincorporati AMI to regulate their
government &c, de-; yeas 81, nays 2.
House billto authorize the formation Of
n.w counties, anil to chang, county bound
aries; ayes 80 nays 0.
House bill amending the act in relation
to the mileage of members of the General
Assembly. was to allow them mileage fos
travelling over the usual routes, instead of
By straight lines, was taken np,. read a
first. second and third times. under. sus-
pension Of the rules, and passed; yeas 26,
nays ~. els'A
On motion of Cravens, the House bill
repcaling the repeating clause ofthe act in
cooperating insurance companies, DC, was
Rad first, second and third times and
passed; yeas 80. nays0 0.
THE MILLER AND snnrocK CASE
The contested case of Shryoek sAnd Mil
lerlhaying been made the special sorner of
the day for 2 o'clock, the resolution of
tho COMMITTEES on elections, declaring that
Hugh Miller is not entitlel to seat on the
floor oftho Senate. s6l1zslat Kline G. Shry-.
ock is the duly elcctel Senator from the
district composed of tie cQun.ics Of ST. DO
seph, Fulton, Stark and Marshall, was.
read r-
Sage o9src1 an amendment. declaring
the seat vacant. and referring the case back
to tho people for decision.
Vote on this amendment was not an
nouncci. as Woods, in the shapoof Mons.
Tonsoa como again. demanded bis right
to vote. .e-a
Brown moved to pass over tho pending
mattor and take Up tho general appropria-
tan bill. Ayes 20. nays 20. The motion
prevailed. By the casting vote Of tho Presi-
dent. - - -s.......s..s 3 -. s,
Bsa-s moyal to postponotho approPlia-
tioa bill, anl-coasider the Miller aal Shry-
o.k case. ss7i' .rsss'l Il b I'D
Efforts woro mado to amenl tho motion,
but without eject. go hiHo
Various motions were made by Domo-
cratic S,natar,, in orlar to delay a'sion in
the case. ExeAses were maio for not vo-