Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The President called to order At y P. NJ.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The President called TO order Al = p. VI.
IMPORTS
Mr. Wilson. Commitfee on Banks reported on
the memorialof T X. Marion. IN reference 10 the
L,~reuceburg B,anch OF the Bank OF rhe Safe.
that IL was ineXpedient to appoint Receiver
Coucuuei in.
Dir Wilson, Military Committee. reported on
the sale OF property At certain military camps in
the State. stating that Hon. X. W. Thomp>on
had received certain sums for the sale ct certain
property at Camp Vigo, Terre Haure. which had
beer extended very nearly. and Whatever balance
hand would be handed over the sew
eral egimehts CuneuHe, 10
Mr. Johnson Agricultural Commitee. on the
re- luton To the exue'iiency OF esislatng Tor
The letter protection Of sheep. reported that Il WAS
expe,ient. bat impracticabe NOV. and asking To
be diss r.rd. Concurred IN
Ne Johnson. County und Township Business.
relo ttei beck ~undrN resolutions, and that leGi>
laliun VA expedleut on sOme and lmpraciiea0le
how on Others.
Nj Reel. Corporations, Recommending that
certain resolutions referred 10 that committee lie
Oh Inc table Concuired in
Nj. Douglas, Chairman Educational Commit
tee. recommending the passage OF Senate bill DO.
Coururred IN
ommending a number of Senate and House bills
and re>olu'ions of inquiry, without any recon
menda'iou in regard to them. Laid un the table
Mr johnson, County and Township Business
Recommending that Senate bills Ia and Go lie on
the table. Conrurrei IN.
Reports frun, The judiciary and other standing
commute S returning bulls and resolutions. which
had been referred 10 them were handed IN until
Tho p,pers were all returned to the files Ct the
Sci ale.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. March, asking the Attorney General to
give his construction at the 55lh section of the
bunk law and il he hnds any violations thereof
th,t he tie directed to bring suits in such cases.
Adopted
Mr Browne. of Randolph. called up his con
current resolution creating an auditing committee
of t~o on the part OF the Senate AMI one on The
y RI Of the House au,iit all military claims M
clu'iIng The appropriation for the Indiana lie
gion. Adopted
FLDLRAL RELATIONS.
Mr. Bradley called up the reports of the ma
iurt, and minority OF the Commit ee On Fe,ieril
Relation ~ N wer to The mem, rails tr,m the
army aud renewed the motion Ia adopt and prnt
the naipritv report AMI that the minority relOrt
lay on the table and the same number OF copies
/ be priuied of it.
/ Mr. Ray advocated the printing OF the two re-
! porls together, and made very able and elo-
quent = czech ia defense of the Democratic parry
nd defining his views on the grave questions OF
] the day
Mr Johnson did not think stamp speaking at
/ tins time would change the opinion OF one man.
! The tenpe would read ami think ami decade tor
: themselves Let them read. II the army
] read lie had heard that newspai ers we're
cuded from the army He WAS sorry ii it was
II did think soder> should be u>ei ke
mules. maize 10 de- the work tor other men :
thinking. Documents however. did get 10 The
army deno unciug anl slanieIing the Democratic
patty. Republican newspapers we're filled with
thee slanuels Would not aud did no. these
char. give aid and comfort to the enem,
\ Would IL not reuire the heart OF JEFF Davis Ia
! he informed that Indiana on the verge of
| revuluiiun-ihat the domnent party in IL WAS
! ready To take the State out OF the Union-w
ready To- hitch it on tn tile Snnthern Cone,ierac,
( And Yet these charges were made daily De
read from the Indianapolis Journal describing -
NEE n. IN Putnam county. he q at GreencaSte.
IA which that pal er stated that cheers tor jeff
| Davis. loud aud long. were heard. He pro-
huunced it false He present at that meet
ng and nothing of the kind occurred He de
, nonuced such ISLANDERS, and that paper had bee
/ full oi such since this Legislature had been in
session
Mr. Browne, of Randolph. spoke Mt length
| HI- position that there was sufficient evidence
that there were diSloyal associations in the Dem
ocratlc party. He knew there sound cun-er
vati-m ia the MASSES of that party. but he feared
that The radical clement would prevail He Ills
cu~sed the Knights ot the Golden Circle-ihe
phantom of Northeastern Conference.-The
parties a. furmel-he war; and in short all the
! topics hat have .ed the public mind.
Dir Wolfe asked for the enforcement of the
five nj mute rule now The Senator from Sheib,
/ tad occupied Il much longer time, and The Sena
tor from Randolph had done the same Botl
parties Represented and he thought now the
rule could enforced without any ground for
oh rye unfairness.
/ The President Mr.. Dunnng) would endeavol
10 enforce the rule
Mr. March spoke warmly The army woulc
he the judge of the fidelity of the Senate and "a
Senators INSTINCT would teach them, and h,
who filtered IN the crisis of the country would ID.
| marked. Qu'bbles would not do with them. Force
WAS 10 ,ette the war. and the soldiers knew II
| A. the question had been sprung. he would say
that what had alarmed the army the frequen
EXPRESSION OF opinion in Democratic circle, iha
tn. would Toe supported ia certain polio
mi M he adopted. That was eqnivucstieu
Mr. Brai!e,'> motion To adopt he IN ,jurty re
poit WAS nat and Carried and then The moti"n Il
PRINT 5,OOp copies OF each report was adopie,
unanimously
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Sc, eril messages from the Governor heiu.
answers 10 resolutions oi inquir' and trans nit
rlng documents, were taken up. read and ORDERED
To he Sptead the journals.
MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE.
Messages from the House, not heretofore acte
on we're read AMI ordered 10 be spread Oh th,
journals.
\ coucurren. resolution directing the Attorne'
General 10 sue n the name ul the State for an
monies drawn from the treasury without warran
Oi law, read and laid Oh the table.
House bill l2s. author.zug Recorders to de
mahd fees IN adyaIce
MADISON BRANCH.
Mr. Clavpool moved 10 take recess until
oci,ck this evening He had heard that TN
Idis''n branch of the Legislature would arris
At : o'cOk aud lie wished the Senate TO be ol
hand tn receive any bills that the House mia b
>enh here
After considerable discussion The Senate tool
until o'clock.
la the evening there was not quorum present
a. the Madison Branch" did not come to time
HOUSE or REPRESENTA-
Met at A VI