Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

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the House ~as concurred ~. and the Senate al
lour cd.
AFTERSoOS SESSION.
The President called TO order at , p VI
The question pending II adjournment being 10
reconsiier the vote 10 las the documents accom-
PAVING the Governors message on tie tlble-
Dir Cobb wished o. >et himself right in making
his milton 10 table. IL was not from any disrtsVect
10 the Governor. He intended 10 deal openly and
fairly. DE woGld at all times fairly state his
reasons for his action. he did so this morning
II Was that the printing Of the documents should
go 10 The State Printer TO be elected For doing
this gentlemen had abused him. He turned 10
the journals and read the course pursued by the
gentlemen in opposition when Governor Ham
m0nd message Was before the Senate. These
same gentlemen ut that time voted TO refer the
message {" the on Pointing com
mIttee not then rai>el. IL WAS done To place the
message where il would sleep the sleep that
knows no waking. IL WIS not his intention 10
lay those documents aside thus. His motion was
made simply to wait - few DAYS, sben the dOcu-
ments would be called up and tie printing or
dered.
Mr. CIaypool: The record quoted was against
the gentleman now. He thought the argument
a very lame one. If he was right three years
agp, he was WRONG now.
Dir Cobb: The motion made TO day was not
like the one made in regard To Gov. :
message That motion vas To refer To a COM
mi'tee not then raised.
Mr. Clsypool still thought the record Was
against the argument. He did not care who did
the printing. The majority might incorporate in
the resolution to print that the work should be
done by The State Printer TO be elected this after
noon. Mr.. Clay pool said warmly that it gentle
men wished to apply the gag they might DO so
Mr.. Cobb said he had stated. time aud again,
that he disclaimed all intention to take advantage
of the minority.
Mr.. Wolfe moved to Law the motion to recon
slider ON the table, which Did not prevail.
The motion To reconsider was then put, and
prevailet-aye> "a. noes 30.
Mr.. Clayponl moved Ia amend the motion "a
lay upon the table by adding, land print 5000
comics. 1000 IN the German language"
Mr.. Wolfe novel 10 postpone the further con
sideration OF the subject until next Monday at .
O'Clock z. NJ.
Mr Clark novel to amend the amendment b,
making the time 2 o'clock to morrow.
Mr.. Wolfe accepted the amendment. and til,
vote being taken resulted yeas 81. nays IL.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The President laid before the Senate a repor
in reply To an inquiry from the Senate respectin;
the di>bur>emant OF the 500 900 appropriate,
for contingent fund.
The report was laid on the table and 200 copie
were ordered to be rrinred.
Dir Brown, of Wells, moved that a simila
number OF copies of the report of the Pre>iden
o; The Bank of the State be al-o printed Tor tn,
use of the Senate, which prevailed
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Brown. OF Wells:
Resolred. By the Seuaie. (the House concur
rim. J that, as the REPRESENTATIVES of the peopl,
of The State, we hen eby extend their thanks Il
that Noble army of volunteer surgeons au,
nurses, who, with great personal sacrifice to them
selves, and with no prospect OF future position
power or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT accruing to them there
from. have surrendered them<e!ves to The mission
of alieviating the >ufferin:S OF lndiana'S gallrn
sons. who, by disease. ar the casualties of drea'
war, have been Cast upon beds OF pain an'
angui,h.
ReSoired. That the foregoing resolution he re
garied ~ supplementary 10 the concurrent reso
luton of the Senate. which was passed Yesterday
returning thanks to his Excellencv. Go,ernor o
7. Morton. for his efforts in behalf of our sicI
and wunrded soldiers.
Mr. Vote offered the resolution. because ~
locking over tie dettiled statement from IN
Go, erIor. he found a large sum had been p,id Z
these Surgeons. They doubtless performed tlei
duty and they had been paid tor il Ii there WEI,
Surgeons who went without pay ne would ~,
them in thanks aud ia any otiIer way. He knes
from his D,rt of the State money had been raise
to send Surgeons. aud there was u great com
petition among The Surgeons who should 90.
Mr.. Browne, of Rudolph. moved to strike ou
tie secnnd resolution
SMr. R,,: The resolutions do not go "a
enough Those thanking the Governor, TIA
o'her day. when first introduced. went too fal
Why thank IA few doctors aud nurses. many q
whom had alre' dy been paid the value of thei
services. and emit the sanitary committees. an
the thousands at mothers and daughters who HI
given their means and their labor without rewar
in the same Cause.
A message from the House. inviting the Ser
ate 10 repair iISfanter to the ii III OF the Hous
To 20 into the elections designated Ter this after
noon. was received, aid the Senate. preceded b
the President, repaired to The Hall of the H0us,
AT ) p. NJ. tie Senators returned to the
chr mber.
Tie question pending was to strike out tn
second resolution of the resolutions OF thank
offered by MIR. Brown, of Wells.
The second resolution was stricken out, ali
the resolution. as thus amended. adopted.
The President laid before the Senate an answe
to = resolution OF the Senate in reference To ia
distribution of the 18th vol. Of Indiana Report,
Ii was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Wolfe moved that the pipers in the cor
tested election cases. except those relating to IN
seat OF Mr. Murray, he referred to the Commit
tee on Elections. Adopted
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Bradley: That the Committee on Bcnev.
lent Institutions inquire into the expcIiency q
SO amending the law = to provide for the admi
sion into the Asylum and the permanent care
the incurably insane OF the State. Adopted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE