Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-12

Who had waited CO.. the Governor. that be vas
sure ii. Esuellcncy metnt no di.Ierpect ~ the
House hy tie manner in whlrh be bad trans
United h. message Aulhlns 'hpald deter him
lHfanhsml lrum duiag h. dut, ~ tie represent
auseot lice pe'ple Nefrf Nouli ne eoun'e
nance revolution. The mjHlts un 'his hoot
might elect ever onlces usss wtnt,d. bat Ia h=
opniuu The Constitution bu refialn rirrumstance-
justified thc minority Ia hultng lie suuld bolt.
for one, whenever Ia HI judgment thr puuiic roud
demsndei a. lie woula no, bolt on 4 uuhng &C
cs-luu Bat the lght 10 bpit va gusr,nteel by
the Constitution L. the minority lie coneiudel
eluqurntls protesting hs devotion ~ the Cunsli
tuition and uniou lie had lat one mos,oi One
country. one destiny of ope graveyard. lie. being
Intercepted by Feyerfl members, admitted that
the right of revolution belonged b. n State. aud
also The right Of secession The colloqus reach.
lng us result US ~ follows
Nc Rohctt.-Twa years ago. the honorable
membsf lr0m jefferson Mr. hranhsml aud NV
self occgnlri seats on this door wish "a ask
him u lhe1 hedid hot declare az ilnst all boiling
against all rcVolutionY
Ne, Bfanham-I recognize, under certain cir.
cum-tances. the right ct revolution The only
question ", does sufficient cause for such fesolu.
ton exift2
Nj Brown-wm the gentleman be kind
enough ~ deuue the diic, euce betw cen secession
ADD reeolatioul
Mr. Bsanhsm-fhere h none a, all. Secession
l. rcvolution
Me Nibl,ck-Sow. Who nre 60 determine the
question - 10 whether there h ahleen cause if
reNpluiiuni
Ne B'nnham-rhe party prupo,ing TO revo
lui,0use ur recele.
NJ Nhl,tk-rhat Is good enough secession
doctrine. pronounced bs 4 Repsblcm
Mr. Moufmah fencee l his motiuu demanding
the previous question Sustained. and the fe-o
luton, ~ amended b, M. Las-elle. Was adopted
by The lollpsing vote:
yEAs-Mcsrrs. Aahet,. Abdili. Aikiron. Bird.
Blochef. %lrognn. Blown. Burton. Collins.
Cook. DAVE, Dan,ldson. feni.. uaryin. Given.
Hall. hmn,, Harden at Washington. Har.
lin of PER-, II 'rley II theld, Hulcomh, Hon.
Howard. Howell. HaNk. Humphreys. Kemp oi
Dubois, Kemp ct Nigo. Lake. Lp.selle. Lee.
Lennon OF Harrison. Lennon OF spencer. Ma.
son. McGauehcy, Miller. Milray. Mustard. Nuts.
Niblack, O'Brien oi Martin. Orhotn. Packard.
Pcndlclon. Priest, Puelt. Rrilz. Richardson.
Rippey. Roberts. Shpfct. Shoaf Ut Allen, shoan
OF Jay. Spencer. Netch. Waterman. Williams,
Wolfe, Whollcn. NJ Speiker-ye,s oil
NAys-Me--rs Anderson, lipkrr. nrinham.
Nudd, H%,erle. Ctss. Chambers. Forester. Gregory.
Hershey. Higgins. lla.ieucr. jame-. johnson.
Juic., kendrok, ktlgore, Limh. Leeds. Mar
shall. Monrmsn. Morgan. Newmrn. Moves.
Oliricn OF II milton. Perry pctiihote Robinson,
stone, Harrington, Van Bu,kirk. Woodruff
Ntys "a.
Mr. Speaker ordered the Clerk 10 return the
communication designated 10 His Esrelleney the
Governor. together with the resolution just
ndonich rejecting "
Mr. Donrli-on offered The following:
WnrRrAs. The sixth section OF the tw cln nr'
ticle ot the Constitution provides that no person
conscientiou-l, opposed Ia bearing arms shall b'
compelled a. do militia duty. but such person
shall nav nm equivalent Tor exemption. th'
amount IA he nrc-crihed hy law.
Rssolpsd. That The Committee on Military AZ
fairs he instructed Co inquire by what a%uthorit,
such equivalent was fixed ~ iva hundred dollars
and whcIhcr mn, legislation \ ueces-ar, upon ih'
subject. aud To report by bill or oihcrwi-c. Re
ierTed.
ME- Norman on Committee submitted a &c
port relative 10 postage stamps and newspaper
Tor members
att INTRODUCED
Mr., SloalI. of Allen; No. :. creating the l6h
judicial district.
CONNECTION
On Mr. Owens resolution alorted Yesterday
relative To- nrhiltarN art, 81. NJ. Wulien Owen
aud NJ Ncaeh of Clay, voted Ia tho affirmative
Adjourned until Mouia, Up NJ