Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10

manded that the House should take come acton
tie regard. liz vas T. him mems
- o. body (irOm whica ought 10 be expelle
~ was said la hoe sheets ere true. it,
- Ms Constituents. due TO his - G i..
h . children that hi- ie 10 .menIbers sllJu 4 re-
flute tie slander. he would Tot reSt under IL.
Biz Van BuskHk said that he bad certainly
uneer-toOd MIR Bu-ki k Nj ely diaerently fom
& e representation OF the sheets ALLUDED To- he
4 ought that there should be dsclsimer ia the
z4rJ made, PeshsP-, IN the torn of card aul
signed by all members, published IL VAS but
Justice TO the gentleman from Monroe Mr. Bus
Mr. Niblack having tried the thing heretofore
Ild tlal a card ANY sortof explanation or de
NAL would only make the matter worse IN the
next paper.
Messrs. Lamb and Griffith as members of the
minority. said that they certainly had not under
stood Mr. Buskirk the newspapers had indi-
Gated. Therefore a complete vindlcation was due
him al our hands.
snictly legislative question. presented card
.pr the sisnItules vt members. fully indicating
Mr. Blu kirk. which tie clerk read.
hr. Branham said lac mad remark 81, after hear
ing Mr. Bu>knks seech, that the linsuage useI
WIS perhaps not guard as it ight Ia, G been;
It alter seeing the ARTICLES ia the psi ers ailudeI
{ lie was satisfied that ii,u~ticy had teen done
thfA EtHtttuiih Du>huk utb
Indicated that IL civil war should come il woulu
involve Us all-Republ,caus and Democrats. our
property. our wives and children alike-in a com
mpn calamity. He Mr. Brdnham would. a. an
act of justice sign the card proposed ia hrs Mr..
Buskhk' vindicaiion.
REPORTS
Mr.. Miller-from Committee on County and
Township Business: Recommending the passage
OF House Till No. III. Concurreu ia.
By same from same: Relative To House bill
No lUc Legislation me xpe,llent Concurted in
BY same: Relative to House bill NJ 100 re
commenting It's passage. Bill ordered To ell
gtu>>ment. =
Mr. Perry: Relative to House bill No. ia.
amended and passage recommended Report
concurred in. ami engrp~sment ordered
Mr. Pettb"ne: kelat,eIo House bi No LOG,
concerning wolf scalps Amended ana passage
recommended. Informally tabled
Mr. MIlroy-Cummttee on Agriculture: Rela
tive 10 House hill No 81. taxing dogs; referring
the bli.
Mr.. Hall: Relative to hogs running at large
legislation nexpelient.
BY same: Relative 10 House bill No l2S con
corning real estate held 10y Agricultural S"c.etie-;
amended and passage recommended. 0.dereu
To engrossment
Nj Harvey: Relative to the communication OF
Lewis BOliman. deposting It la the Stale Library.
that lis SUI gestions may be acted on by iutuIe
Legislatures
Mr. O'Brien. of Hamilton. from the Commit
tee on Court, Relative to House bill 33-pls-
sage recommended Ordered To eiisrosSmeut.
Dir. Packard. from select committee reported
in favor OF joint resolution No l5. providing Tor
a registry OF soldiers, with AN amendment that
the registry be IN de ny the State Librarian.
Mr.. Limb proposed t. have the Adjutant Gen
eral associated with the Stale Librarian -
Mr.. Cason oileI ed an amendment TO thatflec
and supported it in AN argument. Certainly tie
A'gutant General had more competent posses
sion OF the facts than the State Librarian
hr. Packard deendeti his report. here
no need ot The association of anv other person
with the Librarian. The A.jurant General Ger
tainly would afford all facilities 10 the officer APP
pointed by this House The man indicated had
every qualification for the duty imposed. had the
required leisure, and WAS to DC tie custodian oi
the woik when completed
Mr.. Roberts nrgued ia favor of the report. OPP
posing the emplo, ment OF the Adjutant General
the score of economy Ii was necess nv To
employ hut one functipuary. He novel To table
the amendment of the gentleman from Boone
and Hendricks Mr. C,son). Carried Ayes 46;
naVS &c
Mr. Higgins moved to concur in the report of
the committee. with an amendment Limiting The
cot to- $3.50
Mr. Miller moved to table Mr Higgins amend
menr. Ayes ~: nays 40 So the amendmeht
was tablet
Mr. Griffith pronosel an amendment allowing
the A. jutant General 500 Tor assistance anu
paper which he would furnish tie State Libra
rian. allowing The latter Slu0.
Mr.. Packard moved to table it. Carried AYES
4S; naNs IS.
Mr.. Packard offered an amendment. fixing the
compensation OF the Librarian at $500. not more
Ian one halt To be nrawn before his labois were
approved b, the Bpad of Education.
Mr. Johnson moved to table it, Lost-yeas
2S nays 81.
Mr. Roberts demanded the previous question
Sustained aud the report OF the Committee was
cOncuIred in.
Mr.. Packards amendment fixing the compen-
satiun of the L braran was adop.ed-yeas Al,
NAYS %
Mr. Limb offered an amendment to recommit
with the following resolution, pedging that the
sacred cause in which our patriotic soldiers fell
shall never be given up, nor traitnrous feet be
permitted TO tread upon their graves.
Mr. Miller. saying that the resolution was in
tended only ms Il rider To kill the whole PROPOSE
ton. moved To table it. Carried-yeaS 40 nav, 80
Mr. VI irShal! offered a SUBSTITUTE Tor the Joint
Resolutions reported ON 10y the Committee
Mr.. Packard: | desire To ask If Dir. LIZ. Noble
himself did nor prepare the substitute?
Mr NJ irsh III: tie did.
MIR Pack ard: All, | thought so.
Pending the question the House adjourned.
he nm nc ratic uass Meeting 4 N rrauLpiu