Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

commenting the passage of Senate hill i
relation Illegal advertisements. Cone,rrc
in.
BY March. from the same committee
That the House bill regulating the grant
ing ut divorces, DC. be laid on the table
Concurrei in.
By Wagner. from the Committee on Ed
ucation: Recommending the passage o
Senate bill supplementary to an act provi
ding for the establishment of common
schools. the election of school trustees
providing for township libraries. &c.
The additional sections proposed to tn,
present school law provide that the schoo
tax collected in the several counties shall
be distributed in the counties where collect
ell. eal eHa'
The consideration ofthe subject was post
poned and made the special order for Fri
day at = o'clock. = -e es3 =
by Anthony. from the same committee
Recommending the indefinite postpoaemen,
of the bill to extend 10 borrowers of the
sinking fund, and other trust funds Of tho
State. the time tor the payment of their
loans. dc. Concurrcd in. ei 81
BY Anthony. from the same committee
A new bill, in place of the one indefinitely
postponed by the foregoing report, which
embraces the same subjects. The bill was
ordered to second reading.
BY Turner. from the Committee on
Swamp Lands: Several amendments to the
bill amending the present law regulating
the sale of swamp lands and retaining the
same. Report concurre,l in, and the bill
being on its third reading was passed
By Hill. from the Committee on Rights
and Privileges: A bill amending the law
regulating the amount Of toll millers may
charge for grinding grain. Concurrcd in
ORDER OF BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
On motion Of Mclean the rules were sus.
pended and the House bill to provide rev.
enuc for 1S59-60 was read third time and
referred.
Weir moved that the vote taken adopting
the resolution to adjourn on the 23d inst,
be rcconsidered.
The vote adopting the resolution was re-
considerable ayes to % nays.
The resolution was then "killeI" by tho
following vote:
AYEs-Carnahan. Cobb, Connolly, liar.
grove. Fisk. Gooding, Heffrcn. Jennings
Johnston, Line, Lomax, Mcclure, Mclean,
Miller. O'Brien. Odell. Shoemaker, Slack,
Studabaker, Harrington, Wallace, vii.
liams, Wilson--23.
NAYs.-Anthony. B,eson, Bennett.
Blair, Bobbs, Brown. Conner, Cooper
Craven, Cravcns, Culver, Green, Hamil-
ton. Hcndry. Hill. Jones, Kinley. March,
Murray, Rice. Robinson. Steele. Stevens,
Thompson. Turner. Wagner. wcir-27.
On motion Of Weir the order of business
was further suspended. AMI the Senate took
up the
srEcIAL oapEa-rHE MILLER AND sHaYocK
CASE
The special order for the afternoon being
the consideration of the case wherein Kline
CT. Shryock contests the seat of Hugh Mil
Ter. Mr.. Green read the resolution reported
by the committee on elections at the last
session of the Senate. AMI asked If direct
vote should be taken. with no argument.
The resolution gives tho scat to the con-
tcstant.
Slack offered an amendment. giving the
scat to Miller and dismissing the contest Of
Shryock.
The amendment was adopted. by the
casting vote ofthe President, and the res
olution as amended was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYrs--Carnahan. Cobb, Connolly.
Fisk, Gooding. Hamilton. Hargrovc. Hef-
fren. Johnson. Jennings. Jones. Line. Lo-
max, Mcclure. O'Bricn, Odell. Shoema-
ker, Slack. Studabaker. Harrington. Will
liams, Wilson. Wallace, President--24.
NAYs.-Anthony, Bccson, Bennett,
Blair, Dobbs. Brown. Conner. Cravens,
Craven. Culver. Green. Hendry. Hill, Kin
lev, March, Murray. Rice, Stevens. Steele,
Thompson, Turner, Wagner. Weir-223
Cooper was absent on account OF sick
ness, but was paired of with Mclean
Miller persisted in voting in his own case
and modesby paired of with Robinson.
The casting vote Of the President was
given in Miller's favor. Notwithstanding
inlisposition he staid in the Senate Cham
Der to aid in putting quietus on the mat
ter.