Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15

ance to the sentiments of his heart.
Whittlesy. Dem. ofVanderbureh was
elected principal Clerk, over Henry Craw
ford. Union Dem. Of Floyd; Whitley
receiving 80 votes. Crawford 80. For
assistant Clerk, j. J. Davis, Dem. of
Fulton. received so votes. Harvey Mussel-
man. OF Kosciusko. 80. For Doo,keeper
T. Burns. Dem. of Rush. was elected, and
Griffith, Dem. of Vigo. Sergeant at Arms,
without opposition. idtH .SGol
After the adoption OF TIA usual-resolu
ton informing the Senate Of the orgapiza-
ton of the House. the Representative from
Marshall and Stsrke. who said in,the event
OF war between the North and che South
he knew which way bis gun would point,
offered a concurren resolution that a Joint
Committee Of the House and Senate invite
clergyman to open with prayer the joint
session Of the Assembly prior to the read
ing OF tho Governors message. Adopted.
His constituents viii doubtless be glad
to learn that notwithstan ling bis political
fsnati,ism and doubtful loyalty, he has
lsome little regard left for religionluG
Mr.. Jones offered similar preamble
and resolution to those offered in the SEN
ate in regard to not voting for any man Cor
office. who is not in favor of a vigorous
prosecution Of tho war: and who is not I'M.
alterably opposed to the severance of any
State or States fromIthe Union 1t was
referred by strict party vote to the com.
mite on Federal Relations. e.s,t..
! Mr. Griffith. Of Lagrange, offered reso-
luton instructing the Judiciary Commit
ce to inquire into the duty and right Of so
Amending the election laws as to permit
soldiers to vote. Referred TO the judiciary
Committee.
! 1--WE shall see what will be- the fate Of
this resolution. Alaw can be passed, rot
liable to any Constitutions. objection. giving
the soldiers the privilege oflvotipg. butwe
predict the Democrats will oppose it.
They know thirds of the soldiers are Re.
publicans. and will vote the m cas- IRE down
on the pretencc that it will be unconstitu-
al. Every measure they oppose is uncon-
sttutional!] hgg gieet
Mr.. Brown Of jackson. gave notice tina,
he would offer a resolution for the appoint.
ment OF a special committee to investigate
the military arrests in this State, with
power to send for persons and papers, and
to provide by law for the prevention OF
such outragcs in the future ib 4
(Oh! no. Traitors must not be arrested
"a fellow feeling makes us wonderous
kind"
A resolution to meet in joint convention
fQni he election OF United States Senators
tomorrow at 2 p. NJ. was adopted.
MIR. Hannah introduced the following:
WHEREAS. The Secretary Of War Of the United
States. in his late official report has declared thai
the political arrests that have been made in the va
IRONS States were made by the advice, and with the
con ent Of the several Governors thereof, there
fore,
Resolred, That his Excellency, Gov Oliver p
Morton. be requested, az IN early day, to furnish
this use with the facts in relation 10 the politi-
Cal arrests that have been made throughout the
State of Ind ana Adopted.
by Mr.. Morgan: Tcaderug the thanks
Of the House to Maj Gen. Rosecrans and
the officers and privatcs who served under
him for their heroic conduct at the late ter
rible battle at Murfreesboro. and that we
sincerely sympathize with the friends and
relatives Of the many patriots who there
sacrificed their lives on behalf of their
.o,n,,v onJ Tho, H.. f,Ia,L ,r;,
conx nf,b;. r.solu.;on ~ H. oo,.a,a .. -
each r,.c,meut encaoed N ,ha, ha,,Ia y
Ayes 92. nays 0. {
MIR. Holcomb offered joint resolution
;ns,r,.,;rc o,r Ran,ssa.,.,;...r;.tT o.
oress 70 ness .w rsduc;ao H.. nav 81 IN
comm;sI;oneJ off;cers in ,5s ssrv;os &c H.
limited S,o,ss q, lo.s, Ok nor csn, .n,,
raising the nav of priva,e, a, least 81 no
month Aaan,a,, - q 81
Rv Mr. Kn,fnu.a ;o;n, raso,n,;o, :,
struc,;ng opr Renresen,s,;ves n Conarsss
IN oncose NV ali rahla moa.s Tho
sage Of every bill or proposirion which en-
dorses the President Of The United States in
his Infamous abolition neocl.mat:on. and
which may look directly or Indirectly TO
its faithful execution. s's''.' sf..i''. 80
: While this resolution was sunier con-
si.leration. Mr.. Harvey said he sboplI on.
pose the adon,;on of he resolution =, mes
emit. as both par,ies wonld prefer 10 make
a more mature and deliberate record. He
3 favored ;ts reference ''sFf d
Mr. Novos moro,, 10 rafsrenco 20 Tho
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