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

Nc March moved to amend the amendment
and debate followed.
Mr.. Ianders moved the previous question,
Which va not seconlei-veas %. NAYS ~
Mr.. Shields. after tie debate had continued up
70 o'clock. moved that the farther consideration
OF the bin be postponed until 10 A. NJ 70 NOR
row. Agrecsi 10.
INDIANA soLDInA
Mr. Cobb called up the House joint resolution
No. H.. voting thanks % Indiana soldiers and
providing fof the registry Of the names and Ger
vices OF those Who have died In service.
The pending question was 10 strike out $500
compensation 10 The State Librarian.
Mr. Cobb moved 90 table the motion, which
prevaled--yeas 81. nays IL.
Mr. Bears moved 10 strike out Librarian aud
insert Adiutant General, and strike out $500 and
insert $3.50.
Tabled-yeas %. nays "a
Mr Graves moved 10 strike out $500 and leave
the compensation 10 some future Legislature.
Tabled
Mr.. Cobb moved that the joint resolution be
put upon It's passage. which Was agreed 10. and
Il read third time and passed-yeas ~.
nays none
nils on THIRD READING.
Mr. Browne. of Randolph. called up House biz
81. In relation 20 Government stamps being taxed
a. other costs. which read third time aud
passed
Mr.. johnson called Up senate bin l2i. In rela.
| ton 20 working roads on a county line. Passed.
Mr. Corhin called up Senate bill l0s. Authotlz.
ng County Boards TO pay for work done under
/ the three per cent fund
\ Mr.. March's bill -. 90 take six sections from
Jaw county. aud give the same 20 Blackiori
Mr. Brown. of Wells. moved to indefinitely
POSTPONE the bill.
Mr. March moved 20 take recess until ~
O'Clock. which prevailed.
NIGHT SESSION.
Called 70 order at = o'clock.
iSrRopurloS oF nILN
Mr.. March. lis. 20 authorize the settlement Of
dcccdent's estates out OF courts
Mr. Moore, l76. for the relief Of
/ RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Downcy. preamble and series Of resolu-
tons on the state OF the nation aud the du.
ties OF the Senate and the citizens IN the present
crisis
Mr Downey said he di not think il necessary
To make argument IA support ol the rc-oln
tons They had been prepared without consul.
taton with any senator on this iloor. They cx.
pressed his views aud the views at his constitu.
ents He asked the reference % the Committee
on Federal Relations ~ referred.
! Mr. Cobb. that Gen Rosecnns having com
municatei with the Governor IN reference % dis
critters from this State. that the Governor inform
the senate what further legislation u necessary
on that subject Adopted
The senator from Dubois, Mr.. Allen 4. Elem
ing, the Senator elect from the counties Of Du
bois Pike and Gibson. 90 succeed the late Sena-
tor Shoulders. appeared, was introduced by sens-
tor Williams. VAS sworn into Office by the Prcs
dent of the senate. and took his scat
MISCELLANEOUS.
Joint resolution II authorizing the Committee
on the Quariermaster's Department 90 sit after
, adjournment. Was read second time.
Mr.. Cobb moved % amend by authorizing tho
committee 10 include the benevolent institutions
. Agreed 20.
. Mr. New moved 10 amend by making the
committee 20 consist OF seven MEMBER Not
, adopted
Mr. Johnson moved 20 amend by making the
committee consist of Senators Williams. White
and Downey, on the part of the senate
Adopted.
State Prison North. Not adopted.
Mr. Mansfield moved that the committee Id
empowered TO appoint clerk at not exceeding
81 per day. Adopted
Mr.. March. that the committee commence
work NJ the earliest day possible. and finish M
the work soon NJ practicable. Adopted.
The JOINT resolution was ordered 10 be en-
crossed.
RlfoRTN.
Mr.. Corbin, Benevolent Institutions. maiorit,
report on Senate bill 1f7, for the regulation o
tho Benevolent Institutions, with amendment and
when amended that IL pass.
Mr.. New, same. minority report recommending
0 indefinite postponemcnt oil said bill. The repor,
was signed by Mcssrs. New. Mansfield, aud Mel
lett
The question being on the amendment proposed
by the majority
Mr.. New moved call Of the Senate. which
proceeded for some time when IL suspended.
and the further consideration Of the report was
postponed until o A. NJ. to-mor
Mr. Landcrs. Military Committee. recommend
ing tho passage OF Senate bill 81. with amend.
, ments.
Mr. Murray moved to amend by adding a
section that the exempts by reason Of conscicn.
ii0us scrnpes be enumerated IA others liable 10
military duty.
Mr Ray argued against the bill entirely Tho
conscript law of Congress did not exempt any
hody aud this Legislature had no power TO leg's-
late further than Tor the regulation Of The militia
within the State. lie did not wish To place him
self the ,ccord ss voting Tor bill that would
only result IN complicatlng the question.
Mr. Corbin moved 10 amend by making the
exemption $500, aud that only conscientious es-
empls who were drafted bs liable 10 the penalty
Mr. Blair moved 10 lay the bill and pendtn {
/. amendments on tho table for further action IN
, full Senate. Adopted.
= Adjourned.
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