Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

Mr. Mellet: No. 81, repeating certain sections
Of the Practice Act. AMI act relation TO wit
ncsses.
Mr.. Ne~ No. 81. amending the act for the
incorpor alton OF loan fund associat:ons
NJ. Corbin: No g.. 10 smcud section Of the
act in relttion To township business.
Mr. Berry: No 81. TO amend section Is Of the
Justires' Act.
Mr. Corbin No IS. to amend section 322 Of
the Practice Act.
Mr. Wolfe: No. 90. TO amend section l34 Of
the act in relation ID the settlement of the estates
of dscesiaats-
Mr. Corbin-No 81: To secure The free pas
sage of ti-h in the streams OF the State. and az
fixing penalties for violation OF the act.
Mr. Corbin-So. 81: For the relief Of Perry
Burgetr, of TipPecanoe county.
osDtRs or The DAY
The resolutions IN relation to the pay Of the
army, with the amendments and motions was
taken up. The pending motion of Mr.. Cobb
to lay the amendment of Mr. CaypOOl on the
table. put. The ayes and noes were de
manded. aud resulted-ayes 20. noes Is.
Nc. Cobb moved to lay the amendment pro-
posed by the Committee on the table. The
amendment recommendation to Congress
To regul te the pay OF officers To more
nearly equalze the pay OF the several grades.
The motion TO table was lost by ayes 10. noes
80
Mr. L,nders moved to amend by inserting in
the proper place. reduce the pay OF Chaolains
50 per cent" Tabled; ayes %. noes l3
Mr. Downey: To amend by adding. Ito use
their influence to secure the pay already due, and
TO provide for more punctual payment IN future
Agreed TO.
Mr. Wolfe moved that the amendment of the
Committee as amended by Mr.. Duwney be
laid upon the table. which did not prevail
The amendment OF the Committee then
concurred in. aud the concurrent resolution
adopted by consent.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Senate bill No As, erecting the l4th Judicial
Circuit. was. after considerable debate. referred
10 "A select committee of five. viz: MeSSrs Dick
inson. II 1agland. Brown of Wells. Dousis and
Murray
Several other bills were read and referred to
proper committees.
All 'urned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called to order at ? r. NJ by the President.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Senate bills up to and including No 80 were
read second time and refer Ell.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Joint Resolution NJ 5. introduced bv Mr.
Wolfe. Oh tie state of the Union, was read
second time
Mr. Wo moved the reference of the resolu
lions 10 ine Committee on Federal Re- atoms.
Mr. Browne. of Randolph. moved that one
hundred copies be- printed for the of the
Senate.
Mr Johnson opposed the printing until they
had gone To the Committee and been perfected
Mr. COBB thought it would be better To res
pectiully ask the papers 10 print the resolutions.
He WAS sure they woad do it, and menI',crs
would then have copies OH Their tables, that the,
could refer TO, and also send TO their constituents
If they chose
Mr. Wolfe dill not object TO the printing. If L
was the wish of the Senate They would have
appeared in the morning papers had there not
been some mistake about get,ing copies OF them
Me- Cl1yp,ol and Mr. Mlrch favored the mo
ton to print Nr March ssoke at Considerable
length. and in conclusion hoped the printing
would be ordered
Mr.. Dunnn. warmly advocated the motion TO
print. He thou. ht thes, resolutions contained The
most import mt IN liter that his been or would e
presented To this body. The Dem Dcracy. -
party should not shrnk from an expression of
It's views. aud would not He huleJ his Demo
cratic friend. would withdraw their opposition TO
the notion TO print. Ii was made from the other
side a. a game of brag What was the expense?
Ii was nothing computed with the Importance of
the subject. Untold millions we're being expended.
The people were looking auxlously to their repre-
>enLttve< here. aud their feelings should not be
trih"i with The people were tar ahead OF their
representatives He would vote to print
The motion to print also advoc ted by
Messrs Bio~ne OF r ,ndol ph aud Mellett and
opposed by Messrs. Corbin. Shields. McClurg and
Cobb
The Chair ruled the motion to print OUT of
order
Mr. Browne. Of Randolph, moved that the
resolutions lay on the table and 100 copies be
printed
Mr. Chypoo in explaining his vote sid that
the members seemei TO think that The printing
of the resolutions would divLe The .ieat Demo
cratic purity, he wouid yield his desire to print for
the :. Ike of trmOnv.
The resolutions were not tabled-yeas Is,
uavS 22-excu-eL l.
The reference to the Committee Federal
Relations WAS then nude.
Mr. Johnson, in order to give the committees
a Chance to meet, moved TO adjourn.
So the Senate Adjourned