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

By B1r,S; asking tn, favorable consider
alton ofth. Senate bill to establish bank
anl branches oa real estate basis Coa'
currel in.
1850 RESOLUTIONS.
By Hefren; that the Sergeant t-at-Arns
for services in su53nnaing Witnesses in cases
of confessed elections be allowed the same
mileage as is allowed to members Of the
General. Assembly Not Aioptsl.. -,
By Wallace; resolution complimentary
to the memory Of Dr. Kane, which were or
dcrel to be published in the JouEsAL and
Sentinel. . ...f - s...t.. 49,
By Sage; a resolution, to beplaced upon
the journal condemning the extravaganza OF
officers in their disbursements to the Benev-
olent Institutions. but ccnsuring no one in
particular. Suits motion to postpone the
revenue bill until Saturday at 4 o'clock,
being under consideration, Brown male an
excited speech, and said he understood the
object Of the pestponement, which was to
press vote upon the report of the Com
mittce on Elections in the case OF Miller
and Shryock. Before a vote should be ta-
ken upon that question, he would let the
wheels Of legislation stop, and the Legisla-
ture adjourn without revenuclaw Muir
ray said the people couldsunderstand who
would be responsible for the blockage of
the wheels of legislation. II the minority
would refuse a vote upon the report of the
committee in Miller and Shryosk's case,
they coall have the privilegs of refusing a
vote on all other cases, and make the ca
lamity, shouldthercbe one, fall on one side
as heavily as the Other. Suit said he desired
to hold all Senator's in their seats. There
was no compromise of duty, and as duty
hal been devolved on him to discharge, he
felt as though he could not gozhome with
oct having attempted, at least, to discharge
his lnty. He wanted direct vote upon the
Miller case. The Republicans had not
broken a quorum during this session, and
if Democrats attempted to prevent a vote
on the rcpo-t of the COMMITTEES, as they had
done Oh oshcs occasious, the responsibility
ofths defeat ofth, revenue bill would beup-
on them. - - e-s r's - -t sri
Slater. OF D,arbon. novel TO postpone
the consideration Of the bill until 4 o'elo>k
this afternoon Not agreed to. Wallace
moved to amenl Suits motion by postpon-
ing until o'clock this evening. Not so
amended. Hefren novel to reconsider
Not so ordered. Weir moved the preyi-
Gus. question. which was seconded by TWEEN
ty-six Senator's majority of ali elected
Members on the Democratic side made vari-
oas excuses for not voting on the question.
ani after spending the entire afternoon ses-
sion, the Senate, without taking a vote upon
the motion to postpon,, adjourned.
HoysE--A bill passed to repeal sect. 81
of TIA, act against frauds and psrjuries; ayes
10. noss 4. The common law declared
that a conveyance withouta valual le con-
sidera.ion was void against creditors; this
section so changed this as to require proof
the intent was fraudulent 3u.n
e4t RzroRrs FROM COMMITTEES.
BY Allen, to repeal the 4th sect of an act
approved june Il, 1852, In relation to Sher-
ifs ices in conveying convicts to State
Prison, and treasurcr's fees in making set
element with State Treasurer; tn. rules were
suspended. bill read ,three times and pass
ell Ayes 66. noes Q. ss.
BY Kerr to Neutrality-suspicious. the bill
to dispense with grand jury, and transfer
their duties to justice; concurred in. 5
BY Branham, against the expcliency Of
laying off portion Of the Insane Hospital
grounds into lots. concurred in.
The House determined by vote of 40
to 20 to proceed with orders Of the day, be-
ing the consideration of the bill, to author
ize the new State Bank to establish five ad-
ditional branches filr - ~ '-1s'
Lane moved to recoinmit the bill with
Instructions to ta'Sa away from the bank the
power to bank on deposits f,e'e'.A
A lengthy debate cnsuci on this motion,
a synopsis Of which even, we have not
room for in our columns to-day. At lato
hour in the afternoon, the previous qrcs-
tion was ordered. md on the question shall
the bill pass, the vote stood; ayes As. noes
19- No quorum. Two other attempts
were male by its friends, but its enemies
brok, tn, quorum both times. Afoufth tri-
al resulted as follows: ayes ~ noes 21, q,
quorum, voting AMI tn, bin failing FOR the
want of a constitutional majority. ~
1til - BILLS PASSED. - s ~
To make general appropriations for the
year 1857 AMI 1853. Ayes 60. noes 16-|
Relative to the ns5otiaility of promisso-
~ notes. bill Of exchange. &C.. recovery
thsrooa,f fds. Ayes So. noes 6. To au-