Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
INDIANA LEGISLATURES.
Compiled from the indianapolis Journal
SENATE.
Turnspay. December lG. 1858.
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.

sEroRTs FROM COMMITTEES.
4 BY Conner, from the judiciary Commit
tee: An amendment to Senate bit amending
theact concerning the alienation of real
property, dc. Concurrel in.
On motion of Heflren the bill was con
sldercd engrosscl, AMI being put on its
third reading passed. .a
By Steele Iron the Committee on Banks:
n bill continuing the present Board of
Sinking Fund Commissioners until their
successors are elected ani quail fled.
/ The report was concurrcd in the rules.
suspended and the bill rca | a second time
and ordered to he engrosscd
BY consent, Hamilton introduced bill
relating to the salaries of Supreme and
Circuit Judges and prosecutors The bill
was ordered to a second reading to-morrow.
by Gooding. from the Committce on
Temperance: Recommending the passage
of House bill repeating the Prohibitorv
Liquor Law of 1855 Concurrel in.
by Goo,ling, from the same Committee:
Asking to be discharged from tie further
consideration Of the bill referred Ito thcm
repeating he act for the protection of wild
game.
The report was ordered to lie on the la
bic.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
The Senate bill providing for tic election
oil unltei States Senator's, with the amenl
ment ofthe Ho sc to the emergency clause,
was taken mp, and n motion to concur was
male by Iicifien.
A lengthy discussion arose as to the con
stitutlonal enactment of the bill if the A.
mendmcnt should he concurred in. and the
bill be passed without three successive rad
nss again IN the Scnate-the body in which
The bill originated.
The amendment Of the House was con-
'urrel in, and the bill passed by the follow
ng vote:
-dyes-Anthony, Bceson Bennett Blair
,obos, brown, Conner, Cooper, Cravens.
raven, Culver, Gooding. Green, Hcndry
III. Jones. kinlev, March, Murray. Rice.
johnson, Steele, Stevens, Thomson
turner. Wagner and Wc;r-27. /,
Noys-Carnahan, Cobb. Connclly, Fisk. I
hamilton. Hargrove, IIeflrcn. Jennings l
olinstcn, Line, Lomax, Mcclure. McLcaH.
i,iier, o'Brien. Odell, Shoemaker. Stu j
ioaker. darlington, Wallace, Williams I
nj Wilson-22.
Naiiaec's bill for the election of United
tates Senators was taken from the table I
nj referred to select committee with in
ructions. I
BILLS on THIRD READING. !
On motion of Murray. the order of l,us;-
suspe,.l.ass and -bfffs "a their +
md reading were taken up.
House bill for the repeal of the Prohibi-
ry Liquor Law of 1888 was passed: ayes I,
}, nays III N
Bceson. Green. Hen Try. Hill, Kinley
arch. Steele. Stevens. Thompson, Turner Al
d Wagner voting in the negative. Nv
House bill legaliz,ng the cerlifration of
eds recorded prior to the distribution of
e Revised Statutes. of 1852, passed. Z
House bill regulating the execution Of
isments and the sales of property on ex- ns
ition against any sheriff. constable or dI
her officer acting in judiciary capacity, 81
IS passed. sa
House bill to authorize churches To form, ~
lnion, assume a new name, anl TO re- &,
We and hohldonations ofreal estate, was cd
ssed.
Senate bill to prohibit clerks of circuit Re
common pleas courts and their depu pr
; from practicing at law. was lost. IN,
Senate bill to change the time for the e. e |
ton of members of Congress, and to
wide for the election, passed. mi
'icssrs- Fisk, Hamilton. Hargrovc. .Jen- an,
gs, Linc, Lomax, 0'Brien. O.lcIl, Shoe as
ker, Studabaker. Wallace, Williams cor
Wilson voted in the negative. in
senate bill supplementary TO the assess 4,
At law Of 1852, DC, failed-27 Scua- t;rc
voting in the negative. /
'enate bill TO amend an act providing mo
'pcnsation to the owners of animals Kill, en-,
N railroads to provide for the manner ing
he service Of process thereof, passed.
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