Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

pleasure We hail the evidences OF true patriotism
contained in tho following joint Resoioticsl Oh
fered in the Senate OF the Commonwealth -oi
Kentucky bs Mr Cecess.
..Resoi.es Bv rae G,s-raf asse,aBlg Of fse Cow
rnonreafh Of keHfHcky That the Federal Gov
eminent of the United State- being engagea N
terrible war for the Suppression Of causeless ana
wicked rebellion which aims 60 sunder the Union
and destroy the Government. Kentucky. beng an
integral portion 81 the Gsrerument-aloysi oeaas
th,reof-aRd having long since plighied her lam
20 that Government. to AID in the suppression OF
the rebellion and the restoration Of the Govern
meut with the rights Of all the States: th.',
not outstanding she holds opinions adverse 20 sne
policy and consi tuiiOnal power OF some OF INC
war measures of the Chief Executive OF the ma
tion-stili answering In her devotion and attaeh-
ment TO the Government OF her illustrlous ahe.s
tors and Revolutionary sircs--she again fei's'N'e'
her hedges OF hdelty TO TIM great cosnmo
cause. and with ~ her energies. with all h>r
power. and with all her mems. viii ad'a"ce
steadily forward in the prosecution 81 the var. 70
the crushing Of the rebeliion and the rcstc'ab n.
o. the Un'on and the Constitution -.
Mr. Puett moved 70 Ike out the name OF
c ssus NJ Clay. lie wa vowed Aeoh"o"-
st =
Mr. Brown. Mr. Lennon. Mr. Packard, ana
every Democrat on the hoor concurred IN Mr.
Puett's motion
CasSius VI Claws name should not he ASSOC
cia'ed with Henry Cla,'s. Criuendens ana "'he'
patriots
Mr. Van Buskrk moved to strike out al tie
names Lost
Ayes aud noes striking out name oi C"s-ius m
CLAY. CArried-aye- SO. noes %.
Resolution thus amended 10y the House was
adopted.
Mr. Puett. from Select mmittes-relause
10 employees of the House No more eneageu
than nece,sar, oil Clerks and Pages. More en-
gagged 10y DoOfkeeprr than necessary M"'o
over, that Bebelc; Burns hsd sullenlf reiu>ea
10 repor, relative the matter: aud that ne ~ss
inco npeient loI the duties of DOorheeper. ne
Committee recommend hi- discharge, and mat .
A Fazer be substituted IN hs stead 80
Report made special order for To -mcrro"'i0
NJ.
shNArE NE-sAGEs.
Senate joint re~o,ution appointing special
committee 10 investigate concerning the Quarter
Muster Genrra's Department. aud al" nat" inc
affairs of the Arsenal. wac taken up.
Mr. Brown moved 90 concur. with an amend
ment thu similar committee Toe appointed ON
the part OF tie House.
Mr. Harrington moved sill further To aI-eird
that in the ,nvc~tgat un oi ue -cconn's "' ""s
particular Quartcrmasier. he be notified oil me
fact. and be permitted L. appear before inc com
miilee in person or 10y counsel.
Mr. kirore was in iavur of the investigation
He wi-he,l IL was hroader 80 10 include all the
war expense, of the State Gov Morton md been
charged with ex'raVa lance. ,e lie e"uried VA
vestgaiion.
Mr. Burton sail dis E1cellency need not court
/ inNcstig stun he should have it. Ii wa- up
/ tose, thai he ha,l committed frauds and Teen
reckless of expense lie should have. ., the
,ntis OF this Idly. tie rep e~entaiVe- of tie REQ
Die whose none, he has u.ed, nll. lair aid I'm
parti.l invest ifisn
/ MIR Krlgore sand he 1.-THE Governor had used
money ireel, i.r -ick and Wounded soldiers
( Scarcely hid the smoke lifted from tue battlefield
OF Shiloh but ne there Far tho past tao
weeks ne hal listened 10 abuse of his excellent
/ Go, crnor, yet lac hid no reason Ia believe ti q
single sentem an VIII, had condemned him had
even come To- the Ciptsl to tender the services
ON such an occasion lie did not Ike the
charge against the Democratic party, but a.snst
gentlemen ~ho had here denounced the Gov
einor.
Nr. Brown: NJ msn would more freely give
'.our excellent Governor in the language at The
! gentleman sho had taken hi> seat rredft for
what he had done for our sick and W unded sol
ders But il he Ind not done all n his pow CT lof
our spiders i've would have been recreant to his
sworn duty-h,v- been recreant To h-f TIE peo-
pie %! the nhole State dcms"el of him-his
me woul.i descend with lcisominv- His Excel
lency wa. a. the gentleman said. good At court
/ ing" IL WAS the duty 81 all to do all that could
/ be done Tor our bsave AMI patriotic sick and
wounded solders lie insisted that Hi> Exccl-
lency must attend To this thing. Blu, 1t the same
! time lie willing suffer His Ex~ellcncy
to plunge his hands into the public treasury. send
in this one and that ono. man. womsn doctor
AID nurse, 10y railroad all over the country. his
+ vorfc>, without bring called 10 account TOR IL.
H. Mr.. Brown did Mt doubt that "our excel
lent Governor had reckle-sly md exfravagsntiy
expended tie public mo..e,. II Governor Morton
should Come out of the investigation proposed,
un-ctihed. let him have all the lorv
Finally the re-oiution. with Tsrkington's
anleniment, WAS ell in-9i To l.
Senate message calling upon Governor Morton
to account for his expenditures Of the public
money, was taken up ami concurresl in.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
House bill No. .. introduced toy Mr.. Miller.
repeating act passed at the extra session at le6l,
relative To tees ani >alarie- PASSED.
Also NJ I6 introduced by Mr. FORESTER. for
relei o: Aaron Poser. "f Laporsc county.
DEATH 80 Mr.. SHOULDERS
The House. motion Of Mr.. NIblaek took
from the table the Senate mess &c relating TO the
decrease of Hon Thomas Shoulders.
Mr. Nibiack pr,,p"uarej a i,rieI and feeling
eulog, upon the decreased. He was q patriot.
He, although politically opposed to the Admin
isfr ,ri"n. had given L, the service Of
his country To the dear nnes ~ hpmc. nIrier
the circnnI- tIDceS. these two s"ns sh-eni in the
army-to hi vie and Young daughs er-fhe news
would come , = ru-h.ns ani oset wheming dis
pens alton OF Providence. Nj. Shoulders
cilrl>idn .e..rieman. He jiei in communion
with the Methodist Eli-c"psl Church. The
bcreavcd f.ml, a hi- mist heartfelt ssmpa-
thie>. and lac Nh Nbl.rkl ,iid NOT say thi- .
mere IN ,tier 81 form
Mr. Holc"mi, fvIiosei M Nsbisck. bearing
testimony Ia the miny virtues of the deceased
Judge Shoulders not the brilliant man,
pc. hip< tut he Ma hvne~t man. and his loss
at this lnncfnre wouli therefore lie rensisls felt
The resolution concurred IN and Mr..
Sl'e sker apppsutesl Mr--rs kemp and DeI5ruler q
COMMITTEES ON the p,'t oi the House Ia accom-
psny the remains 9" the late residence of the
deceased.
On motinn of Mr. Brown. Mr. Speaker
ar,r,in.e Me -r-- Branhsm. Nibisck and Hol-
comb Committee Of Arrangements on the part
Of the House relative the obsequies of the
decreased
On morton at Mr. New man, as an additional
testimony OF respect to the deceased. the House
adjourned.