Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

field. Holcomb. Hon. Howard. Howell. Hunph-
reys. Kemp of Dubois, Lasselle. Lee. Lennon
Of Harrison Lennon Vt Spencer. Mason. Nc
Gauchey. Miller. Milpy, MUTT. O'Brien of
Martin. Osborn. Packard. Pendleton. Priest. 4
Reitz. RICHARDSON. Rippey. berts. Ryan.
SbhfeI, ShoaH Of Al'ei. Shoeh ol Jay, Spen-
Ger Xeach Water mat Williams, Wolfe. " OOl- 4
len. and Mr. Spcaker--53.
NAYs-Messrs Abdili, Anderson. Baker. Budd. 4
Bysrle, Cas- Chambers. Davis. Forester. Gregg.
Gregory, Griffith. Hershey Higgins. Hostetter.
james. Johnson, Jones, kendrIck, Lamb, Leeds,
Marshall. Norman. Morgan. Mustard. Newman.
Moves. Perry, Petiibvne. Robinson. Roe. Stone.
darlington. Vsn Buskirk aud Woodruf-36.
Mr.. Roberts moved 90 reconsider the vote and
10 lay the motion 10 reconsider on the table I
Carried.
REPORTS FROM oFFICERs
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
nicaIion IRON the Major General OF Indiana in
Obedience TO a resolution ui the House.
Also. from the Adjutsnt General Of Indiana.
The reports OF both gentlemen we're laid before
the Senate by the Governor accompanying
documents Ia MS message. ard are now awaiting
action 10y that body.
Also. from the Attorney General in reply to
the resolution of Mr.. Brown relative % the yaca-
ton Of the Office of President OF the Board Of
Benevolent Institutions by Andrew Wallace
The Attorney General arrives az the conclusion
that Nj. Wallace. by accepting the tflice of Sur
veyor OF this District from tile General Gov ern
ment. vacated his office ~ President of the Board.
On motion OF Mr. Brown. referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. With Instructions to re-
port the necessary iegsl ition.
FROM THE GOVERNOR
a message Was receN ell announcing the ap-
prevail and signing OF House bill % fixing time
of holding courts in the Third judicial District.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Packard:
WHEREAS Patriotism is correctly defined as
love at whole country. and LOYALTY the de
Tense aud support it, Constitution and laws;
and.
WHEREAS. The due appreciation aud encour-
agement al those vino have ia some distinguished
manner evinced these high qualities OF the citi
zen are eminently proper, ami the just tribute ola
nation. gratitude: therefore.
BE II resoired bg The General Assembly Of The
State IF Indiana. That ~e do lieI,by tender our
sincere and heartfelt thanks 10 the brave and
patriotic soldiery ofiicers aud mem of this State
who, banlshng AL feeling OF passion and resent
ment, and recolecting only their duty to the
whole country, have. since this unhappy struggle
began in our land, gone forth tor the noble and
patriotic purpose OF wagins this war. not IN any
spirit oi conquest or subjnsatiOn. nor for the pur
pose OF overthrowing car interfering with the
rights or established institutions al the States,
but To maintain and defend the supremacy OF the
Constitution, aud 20 preserve the Union With all
the dignity. equality and rights OF the several
States unlnpaired.
And we do assure them. that IN the noble
valor and bravery that have - sgnally distin-
guished them on many hard fought fields, We
feel manly pride and satisfaction, and are as
sured that whatever stigma ignorance and nlus
tce may have attached to the Indiana soldery in
other times. has been nobly wiped out. and that
the fair escutcheon OF our State is left respend-
ent only with glory aud renown.
And we do further them. that in all
their suflerings. hardshps and prvatunS. they
have our deepest ~ mpathes and COMMUNICATION,
AMI that We both ~ cilIzeis and members of this
! Assembly, will our every effort to protect
them from suffering and add To their comfort.
To the families aud friends of the noble brave
who have fallen ia the struggle, We tender our
deepest sorrow and warme>t symptthies; and We
sincerely trust that the kindness aud generosity
OF patriotic people will never suiler want anu
| priyaton to enter those bereav cd households
Resoirsd, That We will use every effort, here
and elsew here to discover and bring 10 punish
ment that horde oI national "horse leeches
! contractors and s~indlers.) from those nearest
the throne of power. To the mcrest tide waiter
who have iattened aud gloaied upon the mi-erie-
of their country. aud gathered their treasures
from the muscles ard blood of our valiant sol
| dery
Rcsoired. that committee of ivc--tlrcc ON
the part Oi The House aud two on the part of the
Senatc--bc raised. whose duty IL shall be Ia care.
iuIls collect, and arrange ia manner hereinafter
prescribed. Tor future ptcret,ation, Tor the OF
| the State. the name. of all the Indiana rodiery,
! (oiliccrs aud men, Who have fallen Ia this etrug
! gle cor who mn, hereafter tail. whether by dis
ease or the violence of the enemy: the time
| place aud cause OF their death. their names nge-
! place. of nativity AMI residence. place aud date
of Enlistment, draft, or substitution. regiment
company, commandng officers. from Colonel IA
Capitals inclusive. length OF service. the battlo-
ekirnirhcs or any other engagements with the
enemy ~ which the, may have participated. and
| any other Incidents of special interest connected
with their history and u officers. the olice. date ol
commission, division, brigade. regiment ~ comps
! ny commanded hy them, ar to which thcy were 40.
ached. With the proMutionr " any. and the caus,
oI the same and any and all other matters that
may be Interesting aud useful iu the Transmission
OF these illusriouH names % the posterity OF the
State; that the whole loo inscribed. n clear and
lcgible hand, ~ a large Hnd suitable book, oi
books. entitled, "lndiana's Roll oi Honor" and
the sam. "a be placed ~ the Library 81 the State
Resoiccd ! hat said committee toe allowed Ia
discharge the duties thereof. alter the adjourn
mcnt al this General Assembly. and he allowed
the per diem and mileage OF members OF the Gen
eral Assembly for the time necessarily spent, and
the travel necessarily performed Ia the discharp,
ui their duIlc their several accounts 90 be AZ
tested by oath aud filed with the Auditor OF State
aud the same ia be- paid on the warrant of lh,
Auditor out OF any moneys not oIherwi.e apiro
priatcd
Rssoirsd. That the Governor be instructed O.
transmit capy of these joint resolutions to eacl
MAJOR or Brigndcr General. and each Colorel. oi
other commanding officers from this State with
the rcques, that they lay the same bcfo,. tn. Ia
dian, soldiers under their command.
Read the 6rst time
Adjourned