Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25


Mr Cofbin. select committee. reported back
Seane biz 100 and the amendment. With a
recommendation that . pass wlthont such mend
meui The blli requires County Auditors 20
issue orders for work done or money expended
under the Three per cent. Fund The ameuc-
ment provides that when the claims have passed
from. The original holders. The purchasers are
only entitled 70 the actual amount paid. with IN
terest The report was debated by Messrs. Cor
bu. aud Browne. of Randolph, in favor OF the
report. and by Messrs March and johnson ioT
the amendment The question upon the adoption
of the amendment resulted yeas IL, nays - The
bill vas ordered TO be engrossed
MISCELLANEOUS
Mr. Hord moved TO take from the table Sen
ate bill - 70 amend the justices Act. which was
agreed to- The bill was recommitted 10 the Ju-
dietary Committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Cobb. No. I55. amending tie law tor the
reputation OF the State Prison.
Mr. Bradley, No. l55, requiring all persons
hereafter sentenced TO the States Prison 10
be sent to Jefeis Jnvlle. and providing
foi the transfer OF prisoners from one prison to
the other
Mr. Reed, l56, to amend the act in relation to
County Recorders.
Mr. Wolfe l57, defining the ofense of
unlawful seizures and arrests, and prescribing
punishment therefor The till was read a second
time under a suspension of the rules and referred
to the judiciary COMMITTEE.
Mr. Raw, l5o. To provide for the printing and
binding OF 1900 copies OF the proceedings OF the
Legislature of 1863 in the German language
Mr. March. l59, regulating the fees OF Clerks
OF the Supreme and Circuit Courts ami OF County
Auditors
Nh New, l6O to amend section II Of the act
fixing the time OF holding the terms of Common
Pleas Courts The bill alters the time in this
district Ouiy.
on THIRD READING
Mr. Bearss. bill 80. 10 amend the liqaor law
The question was upon recommitting. with IN
struclions TO make the license $50, one iustruc
ton and 500 the other.
Mr. Bee-on moved 10 Law the motion To re
commit the rable-veas 10. nays 20 The bill
ana amendments were then laid OF the table on
motion by Mr. Bee>on, who explained that the
amendment sought To be made by the bill he
found on examination OF the law. not re-
quired as section already existed requiring pay
ment of license in advance
Mr. Bearss's bill %, 20 amend the law in rela-
ton Ia plank and gravel roads The bill was
recommitted the Judci ry Committee. with
an amendment by Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Williams. bill Ill TO district the State for
legislative purposes
Mr. Cobb moved Il call of the Senate The
call proceeded and 80 members aliswe cred to their
names The further call Dispensed with.
after noting ab-entees and directing that they be
sent for.
The further consideration of the bill was post.
poned ard ma,le the special order at 9 A NJ. to
morrow.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Claypool, IL. expressing tie opinion of the
Legislature in condemnation OF deserlions from
the army.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Browne of Randolph that all leaves OF
absence are revoked, and that hereafter no pleas
of business however urgent, will ne sufficient To
obtain leave and that hereafter the r,ll be caied
in the morning and abseuiees noted Laid over
under the rue
Mr. Cavpool that the Committee on Flee
tions report 10 the Senate the result OF Their nc.
ton in lie ease ~ Senator MURRAY amt Mr..
Baker in the contested case from Elkhart and
Lagrange COUNTIES
Pending the consideration of the resolution the
Senate adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate was called to order at | - o'clock
Pm
The question pending beng on the resolution
of Mr. Claypool to require the Committee on
Elections to report ou the case OF the Ekhart anJ
Lagrange eases.
Mi Cobb moved to lay 1t on the mble, whch
prevailed By yeas ~. nays lJ excused q
ORDERS or run DAY
Bills on second reading came up and number
of Senate bills we've read and referred.
ttA,ts on ABSENCE
MIR C1rbin a4kel leave ~ absence for this At
pfnuUn for the Committee 0h Benevolent llsti.
uiiuns.
The leave was opposed for the teasun that {,
quorum for the Transaction Vt business would hUt
be present
The yeas anil NAYS we're deui ihdpd, when leave
WITS granted b, yeas ~, na,s ~
Ali drown. ~ Wells aikei leave tot portion
of the hllefn0Un iot the special committee un
atseuil matters, Nhlph Nas granted
spteiAf enbth
Tho hour atti,pd to- the consideration II Son
ale hill Nn ~, tu secure the ibert, VI the pfuss
he question pehhiug sas lie amendment ~ NJ
MNph a. strike uul sppllun Y
Ne llal moved a Gall VI the Senate, that ih
sehlees Who would persist Va ai,senllua themselves
Nhph iMNlFtiut measures we're uphlins, might
awiear "a sHehuh lhe lpurnils
4 hp call We uNlp,ei shen ~ senators 40
aapiel IA lhelf namts
An efait vie msde 10 suspend the sail bul dad
nm mesall
4 continued call revealed the Tact that bal "a
senatnis were present
NJ Shields nnl ed that The pnplkeepef lao sent
lar the Committee un the Arfansl Whusu leave
had expired 40 oldaiei, aud the eummllIee Vas
bNashl va
TIE further call was dispensed with,
Nj, Mnrh eAlllned his amendment, The
hil ~ Il STOOD provided IA Tie SECOND seelluli
thst parties sued inr destroying printing press
u .nt juat ment could not be recovered from
them Il onnld iton, HE county THIS he de
sirrd Z cken out, lie argued u as IN oustl
tufuna
NJ Wolfe replied 10 the Arguments of Nj,
March, ard earnestly urged The passage OF
The bdl Without embodiment
Mr. kee Objected a. lhe entire bill, and rlore
particulars, O. the second sectpn lie consld-
ered il wroD- 10 hold one mai liable Tor another
mans Nrm,g
Nj RI, made clear. coucse aud logical az
gumeni ia t4Nof OF tie till aud IN defense ot the
second -c.fion IL was competent iot the Legis-
latlne ID aehne an 0ieuse, and o. prescroe peu
aties D.. a. The principal of making CITY cor
poraiiDn> responsible ior injuries Sustained by
their nc- lect wt> right aud Just. There could be
no question OF IL justice. He then considered
tie policy OF the section, and conlended tha, IL
was required in the present excited state OF the
public mind he admitted The abuse OF the
pres. but with all that we cannot 10 without Il.
anu u bold manly and independently CONDUCTED