Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
The bill was ordered to be engrossed on
a fhsr1 ro>J.c,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

q third reading.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Lieut.. Gov. HAMMOND appeared in
the chair for the first time during the pres
ent session.
Mr.. WALLACE, from the select com
mittee, reported back Senate bill 2, regula.
ting the choosing of U. s. Senators by the
General Assembly &c. Action on the bill
postponed until Wednesday.
Mr.. KlNLEY offered a resolution which
was adopted, instructing the Committee
on Education to inquire into the expedien-
cy of providing by law for theasscssmen.
of taxes for school purposes on people Of
color. and applying the fund to the educa.
ton of the colored persons of the State in
separate schools.
Mr.. TURNER offered joint resolution
No. 8 directing our Senators and Repre-.
sentatives in Congress to vote for the ad-
mission of Kansas and Oregon into the
Union at as early day as POSSIBLE.
Mr.. WALLACE was IN favor of the
resolution. bat j. did not go far enough
He moved to lay it On the able for the pres
ent.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. GOODING introduced bill to re.
strain the sale of intoxicating liquors,
which was passed first reading. The
rules were suspended and the bill read a
second time. and referred to the committee
on temperance.
Nothing Of importance to our readers
was done in the House to-day Petitions
were presented, resolutions offered, reports
of Committees received. and discussions
on taking Messrs. Drapiers' Legislative
Reports, on tho admission Of Kansas, Or
egon, DC.
By Mr. MAJOR, mo III concerning
licences to keep ferries; to vend foreign
merchandise; to exhibit any caravan cir
Gus, rope or wire dancing and every other
exhibition of whatever name or dcscrip-
ton, &c.
SENATE. Saturday Jan. %.
MI WILLIAMS presented a petition
from sundry printers Of the city of Vim
cennes. praying against reducing the pri-
ces now paid public printing. and asking
that all bids for doing said pridling at a
lower rate. be treated as such designing
schemes deserve; which was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Printing.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. O'DELL, No lO3 authorizing
County Boards to hear and determine com.
plants against plank, gravel. turnpike OIL
McAdamized roads.
BY Mr. MILLER, No lO4l in relation
to abandoned plank, McAdmized or char
tered roads.
By Mr. WAGNER. No 1851 prescrib
ing the forms to be used in criminal cases
By Mr. HEFFREN, No 1861 providing
for the relief of purchasers of real estate
at Sheriff's sales under executions issued
on judgments against services Oh racogni
zances, where such had been taken after
the Revised States of ] 852 took effect.
By Mr. S1UDEBAKER. mo 1917 tc
amend section 4, S, 10, 90, 90 and 80 o
the law regulating general elections, ap
proved June 7 1852; to repeal sections Is
and 80 of said act. and asking provision
supplementary thereto.
By Mr. JOHNSON. mo 1907 to ament
sections and Of an act to provide com
pensation to owne rs of animals killed o.
injured by any car. locomotive or carriage
Of any railroad company in this State, ap
proved March 1852.
By Mr. COOPER. No llo] to proh,G
it Clerks Of Circuit Courts and their dep
uties, and Clerks OF Common Pleas Courts
and their deputies from practicing law il
the courts in which they are clerks ant
deputies.
By Mr. FISK, mo Ill to amend sect
ion of tho 37tb chapter of the revised
code of 1859. respecting costs in crimina
cases.
BY Mr. BOBBS. No lie 20 amend al
act repeating all laws in force for the incor
poiation of cities, and to provide for th'
incorporation Of cities. approved March 9
1857. and to provide for the collection O
city taxes delinquent after the first Mopda,
in March, 1859.
By Mr. CONLEY. mo 1871 to prcvid
for stationery and postage for member
$40 af each to each member Of the Gen
eral Assembly. providing for employing
Reporters. and for the publication of tn
proceedings in certain newspapers. an
for the taking of the same.
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