Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06

hr. March. l-2. 20 provide for the submission
OF cerian amendmcuts % the Constitution Z,
vote Of the people oi the State Read 4, second
time aud referred - a select committee OF three
Stsso EXCLUSION.
Mr. Wolfe called up Senate bin I43 TO amend
the 18Th article OF the Constitution. and moved
20 have Il recommitied % a select committee of
three with Instructions
Mr Nelleit moved to table the instructions,
which prevailed
Nr. Williams moved TO reconsider the vote
and VI Nellei, moved 60 table the motion
Me- Wolf novel . call OF the Senate which
Vas ordered, aud g Senator'S answered TO their
names
Nc L'nders moved that the sbsen,ees be sent
for which prevaled-yeas SO. nays IL
The subject Was passed over while the Door
keeper Was searching for he absen ees
BILLS on THIRD READING
House bill IL. to Confirm aud make valid
titles 10 land sold 10y foreign administrators.
Pissed
House bin 205. for he relief of Nehemiah
Berry
Mr. Ray moved 10 RECONSIDER the vote a,.optng
the Senate ameudment q the bill The pr,,soeet
WAS that the bill would fail il the amendment was
insisted upon. and although he would prefer the
b'li amended. Il wns Dut Just 10 Colonel
Bern that he should NOT suffer by tie legislative
tana'e
The amendment was voted down and the bill
passed a It came from the House
RtPoErs.
Mr. Fuller, Committee on MANUFACTURES. re-
porting "a favor OF passage at House till -.
C0rcur3ed IN
Mr. Davis. of Cas-. Committee on Corpora
uons, recommending passage of Senate bill ll9
Concurrel H.
Mr. Cobti. Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
Federal iteiatinu>, reported ou the memorirs
from several regiments IRON Indiana now IN the
field
hr Cobb moved fhat the report lay on The Ia.
Bile. atd tiiat 10 600 copies be printed
Mt Marcia stated that the lninofii, would sub
mn Their report 10 morrow morning. aud he asked
that the report they would submit be printed with
the majoutv -epuri blr Mtrch said there was
a great deal cot hne language IN the rcpor; Just
retd, but there was matters OF fact that the
correction should 20 with
Mr. TO said ia the gentleman could not in
MS place here, OF IA depart contru,ert the re
port OF the majority Thi, report wss prepared
IN answer to memorials sent here from the army
especial, - the maiority \ The answer should
be made 10y that mulorty ssue he should oppose
the printing OF the minority Tpott with il That
report does no; -ay anything against the minori
~ here but II defends the conduct OF the majority
against charges nsiuuated against them by par.
>ans
Mr. Melleit was obliged TO the soldiers for
sending the memorials which had affected the
gentleman from Lawrence and induced the pres.
ent report
Me- Goth denied that he had changed
MF Meilett commended that the gentleman had
changed from his expressions al the early part of
the session he gentleman would adhere 10 has I
party The Senator irnm Shelby and himself /
Mr. Meiie'il stood together on the no party plat
torn at the 18Th of June Convention
Mr. Landers: Doe, the gentleman still ac1ere
TO that PLATFORM Does he endorse the Crtten- ]
den re-olutiousl
Mr. Me.let: Yes. sir.
Mr. Lrnders: Does he also endorse the Presi /
dent> prOcIamatong
Mr Mellet: Ii had my choice il should not
have been issued. doubled it, policy. but do /
lot think because the Administration does wrong
IN one thing il should be Abandoned bv tne coun
Try, he continued m unconditional war speech
MI March took the same ground OF Mr. Mel
lett. aud Insisted that the minority report be
printed with the majority
Mr. Wolfe thought ii strange that no measure
could be presented by the majority here but what
they were objected To by the minority
Mr. Melett sad that he intended to say that
he proved The report just read as "A Democratic
document
Mr. Wolfe: Base minded men had sau,eret
the malority on this acknowledgement them
10 the army. and the rep0rt was an answer % the
ctnrses The majority had right To reply as
they do 10 the report. without beng trammeled
ov a repet ton of the charges which had quite
poisoned the minds of the soldiers Mr Wolfe
would never consent to let the minorit, repor,
20 with u. Thus party politics had been INTRO
duced into the army by mi>chevous persons and
this report was 10 cOrrett hat and The printing
OF the two reports together would only 1--WE RE
Co di>cord and discussion thereon
Mr. Lenders spoke against the printing OF the
two repurt~ together
Mr. Claypool spoke in favor of printing the two
to"ether and read etrer from Colonel John +
Wilder, of the 9Th Indiana. in which he laid il
Was time To commence hanging traitnrs az home
he terd this letter To-. exonerate Gov Morton
from the charge of having been engaged In get
{ ng NJ these army PETITIONS
Mr Browne. of Randolph. would never have
the document sent 10 the army by his vote He
dId not care either aboutthe rnlHordyreport going
there. lie diG not think il wise 20 Introduce
politics into the army He re erred to resolutions
into both houses by Democratic mem.
bers sss giving foundation to the rumors OF dis
loyalty ihst had reached the army
Mr. Llnders: l. 1t di>loyal to differ with the
Mr. Browne. OF Randolph: II is the duty of the
citizens at time like this 10 give cordial support
- the Government. Oar cpunir, right or wrong.
Democratic party
Mr. Landers: DID the Democracy ever say that
he opposition should not have full aud free ex-
preston OF opinionl O.
Nj. Brown. of Randolph. did not accuse them p
Of doing so
Mr.. Ray said tina; the printing Of the majority :,
eport was merely response to the rrmy. He :.
I'D not feel like voting 60 priut minority re
'ort until he heard Il read The Senator from
Delaware sand the rejDInder should 90 with the
e en>e his might he mere partisan report.
n king again the charges Would il rive
N. consolation 10 the army 10 prove 70 them =,
hal The majority here vas engaged in treason
lille de-i.I~r >,
iMr Mansfield advocated the printing of both wi
eports d'' spike warmly against the printing OF III
ne without the other
Ar Corbin: We have heard that the difficulties
a the army. from the beginning, were traceable
D division ~ the Fartie, here That charge Is
made by Republicans here and that charge is
lafe IN the memorials Ii that i. the case
hOald not every loyal man eek To- cure it fit
- "hy Il lt that these gentlemen seek to send 4
IN nOrity report. They wish to add an udict vii
lent To increase the dscs,r Instead OF seeking
, soo'he tie troubled mind OF the soldier Let
hem. II that = their aim 20 ~ they have gone
eiore by the secret underground railroad to Ist
U IT, "''
Mr- White approved Of much that The report
'n'ainei bur iiSapprOved oi some things there
! tie thought il ani4ir 10 send one report
iihout the other Nr White wens. on 10 ailu6e -
resolutions ntr .dncea into the legislature as
licuated TO arouse the fears OF the suldiers
Vi" h'y asked how il happened that resolu