Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
S E y \ I E
TUESDAY. Decent C 81, 1858.
TmR r. SECOND DAY.


EEiOETs FROM COMMITTEES
By Rice. from the committc. ON Fl
name: y joint T, sol tia reported back I
{" the Senate. which provides for the az,
po.ntmcnt OF a commit 10 inve,tigat, ii,
afalrs OF the Stat; Bank of Indiana, a
respects the Interests OF the State therein
Stevens oIlerci an amen Iment, consti,u
/ tingthc Board of Sinking Fund Commits
,hcrs committeeio investigate the affair
OF tn" B.nk AMI &c, port shc condition of the
S.ate's interest.
CIavens moved a new amendment ,l,
IN inre legation bc had inio the c. nditio,
OF the affairs OF all the Offices CONNECTED
with the public service
Johnston moved to a,nenl the amenJ.
ment by incllling the amount and con,l;-
sion of the school funsl belonging TO the
State. which was not a,Fopted
Cravcns' amendment was alopfcJ anil
made part of the original resolution by a
unanimous vote.
On motion OF Hcifren the Joint rcsolu
ton was considered. engroSscl anl put on
ITS third reading. and the question being
On lis passage. the vote resulted mani.
monsly-all the Senators Icing present.
GOVERNOR vEro MESSAGE.
Tn motion of Cravens the Senate took
up the Governors message yetoinr thc
hili pr"vs,iins for the time ami manner OF
clecting United States Senators.
The message MAS read through tho Sec
I ,tary.
The lre>i lent stated the question to be:
all th bill pass. the governors oliec-
tons to the contrary Notwithstanding?
Several Senators gave ..rca>ons for IN
laitli that was within thclnD in rcleren e
to the bill.
Mr. Gooding was excused.
he vote being on tho passage of the
bill over the Governors veto, resulted as /,
follows:
Ayes-Anthony. Becson. Bennett, Blair,
Bo5bs, Brown. Conner, Cooper. Cravcns
craven, Culver. Green, Hendrs. IIll !
Tones. kinley. March. Murray, Rice, Rob
nson, Steele, Stevens. TompsA Tur-
her, Wagner and Wcir-26.
-'oys-Carnahan, Cobb. Connolly. Fisk.
hamilton. Hargrove, Heifren, Jennings.
Johnston. Line, Lomax, Mcclure, McI.cas.
MILLER, o'Brien, Odell, Shoemaker. Stu
lahaker. Slack, Huntington, Wallace,
Williams and Wilson-23.
HOSPITAL FOR TIE INSANE.
The President laid before the Senate
communication, from the Superintendent
1 the Hospital for the Insane, with de-
allied statement Of the mileage accounts OF
commissioners, DC. Tie communication,
nth others from tbs Supcrint. Tents OF
he Institutes for the Blind and Deaf anil 4
)ulnb. were referred to the Committee on {
benevolent Institutions.
BRIGHT AND FITCH
On motion Of Goodsng. the JOINT res
luton introduced by him disappearing OF
,e course Of Bright and Fitch in the !
nited States Senate, was taken up and $
laccsi on its second reading.
Hcf1ren novel to table the resolution. l
hich motion did not prcsail-2l Sen
tors voting IN the negative IL
Johnston offered an amendment. striking
ut all after the resolving clause in the O. = =
glnai, declaring faith in popular sovereign
(. but advising our Senator's and Rcpres-
'tatives in Congress to keep num- in
ference to the question of slavery and Il
bleeding Kansas IA
Tie amendment was tabled. IL,
Hcffren offered an amendment 10 the 81
feet that the course Of Bright and Fitch 6
ID been condemned by the anti I.ecomp- el
n Democrats Of Indiana, which was ta- In
ed. 81
Hamilton offered an amendment that Il
= United States Senate in composing its