Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE
MoypAY. March 9, 1863.

The Senate was called to order by Mr.. Vaw-
ter the Principal Secretary, at So O'Clock A
NJ q, and on motion Mr. Downey was called to the
Chair.
The Journal of Yesterday was read in part, and
the further reading dispensed with
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Graves. that the Secretary OF State have
printed , 500 copies OF the school and road laws
of this State. and cause the same TO be sent 10
the several County Auditors. Adopted
Mr. McCurg. that Messrs. Dunning and New
constitute the Auditing Committee on the pnrt OF
the Senate. raised under the resolution OF Mr..
Browne. of Randolph. Adopted
Mr. Clifford, that the Stale Librarian take
charge of all property in the Senate Chamber
ami preserve the SINE for the OF the next
LEGISLATURE sAdop'ed.
Mr. Williams thai J J Bingham be allowed
the sum of Sl2 600 Tor printing done for the
Senate aud u their order to be paid out OF the
legislative Fund when completed Adopted
Mr. Fleming, thtt the widow of Senator
Shoulders be allowed 50 per day from the meet
ing ot the Senate up TO the time OF the death OF
SAM Senator Adopted
Nj Clifford. that the Secretary of State be ~
thorzed 10 have two copies each ut the BREWER
Reports ana the journals of the Senate bound in
calf aud sent tie members and officers and
reporters III the Senate Adopted
Mr New. that the State Printer he authorized
to print the journals ot the present General As
sembs. the acts, &c. provided by law.
Adopted
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
That the Governor. Auditor aud Treasurer OF
State he authorized To appoint Commissioners TO
investigate the iraudu ent bonds outstanding
against the State. Adopted
SCOTT COUNTY.
Mr. Ferguson called attention to some remarks
that htd frllen from the Senator from Delaware
in the debate of SATURDAY in reference 10 what he
Mr. March had called the conditional Union-m
OF Scott county ana To- resolutions that had been
passed there He defended the people OF that
county. and handel up the resolutions referred to
and requested the Secretary to read them.
ylr March would be the last man to 10 inten-
tional Injustice any one. especially tn the Sen
atOr from Scott and Clarke de claimed how
ever the Ieht a citizen and Senator To crit
else the resolutions OF public meetings The
resolutions Just read were not what he referred
10 here was much IN the resolutions that ne
cordially approx Ell. bus there were some sentl
ments in them that he could not approve. be
continued and criticised them severely, but did
not pronounce them dlsoyal. but rather as un-
wise
Mr. Cobb aid the Senator from Delaware re
ierted 10 a resolution passed by township meet
Ing IN Scott county in which IL Is charged that
the ministers North and South were instrument
tai IN bringing the present troubles on the coun
try. de Endorsed the sentiment and history would
pronounce il trna The ministry were intensly
partisan ana proscriptire They we're Abolition
lied North aud preached political AboiiIionIsu
from their pulpits aud denounced all who differec
with them dlsloynl The Senator Mr. March
could not reply 20 the Senator from Scott Mr.
Fergusonl without spreading his wings and
covering The entire ground OF politics With th'
leave OF the Senate he would reply. Cries o.
Go on Ego on"
Mr.. Cobb then replied TO the general remark
of Mr.. March aud reviewed the acts OF both par