Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
RESOLUTIONS

Adjourned.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Blocher offered the following:
ResolUed. That the members OF this General
Assembly now in session be requested TO visit the
Legislature Of the State Of Kentucky. and have
general expression on tie subject Oi the war, and
TO meet together IN council for that purpose.
Mr. Lamb moved 10 table tie resolution He
thought we should wait until were invited 10
Kentucky
Mr. Lassee offered the following substitute:
Resolved by The House The Ssnafe cOneurring.
That the members OF ihis General Assem-
bly, will a. a body visit the General Assembly of
the State OF Kentucky the leth proximo.
should the same be accepta Die 10 the gentlemen
composing that body.
Original resolution and substitute made the
order for edne>day next at , o'clock p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at , o'clock
PETITIONS. Erc
Mr. Given. from the citizens of Dlviess. for
additional remedies for stock killed along the
Ohio aud MIsSissipli railroad. Referred
Mr. Woollen. from citizens Of johnson county.
asking further legislation preventing negro i'm
migration. Referred
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Mr.. Speaker laid before the Houses commun
cation from Lewis holman E-q. OF Munroe
county, relative 10 appropriations by Congress
for agricultural and mechanical colleges Mr.
BOllman ably advocates the necessity OF the at
tention OF the Legislature 10 the matter. Con
gresS had been munilcent let Indiana promptly
avail herself OF the opportunity and enact such
needful laws in the premises the interests OF
the whole people demand Mr. Boman sub
mtted several suggestions which will probably
be found practicable and be adopted by the Com
mttee on Agriculture, 10 whom on motion of
Mr.. Brown, The whole matter referred.
Mr. Speaker laid before the House a communi-
cation from the Auditor OF State relative 10 fees
and salaries. Referred.
MANUALS.
Jetfersons and Cushng's manuals. in pursu-
ance of resolution, were laid upon the desks of
members.
Mr.. Niblack presented several. Referred.
REPORTS
Mr.. Howk, from Committee on Judiciary rel
alive to the resolution coucernin. dragging or
aduleration of liquors, recommending II be re.
ferred 10 a committee on temperance. Concur
red in.
BY same from same. relative to the enforce
ment OF the 18th article of the Constitution. re-
ferrng the resolution ON the subject to a special
committee Concuued in.
By same from same, relative 10 requiring every
voter to be resident OF the township ten days.
Such legislation would be unconstitutional. Con-
Cured ia
By same from same. relative to bill No. =
recommending It's passage. Bill ordered TO en-
grossment.
BY same from same, relative to House bill No.
3d. amending it, and recommending It's passage.
Coneurred in, and bill ordered to engrossment
By same from slme. relative TO House bill No.
b, a TO jurors, tabling IL. COncurTed in.
BY same, from same: Relative to resolution
for printing copies OF laws as to decedent,'
estates. Legislation inexpedieut Concurred in.
BY same, from same: Relative to House bill
No 10, for the relief of Aaron Foster Passage
recommended. Concurred in. and bill ordered
To engr0ssment
BY same. from same: Relative TO House bill
No. Amended. and passage recommended
Concurrei in, and the bill ordered to engross-
ment
BY same from same: Relative 20 House bill
No. Z, concerning the powers and duties ot JUS
tees OF the Peace-ulbling bill Concurred in.
By same, from same: Relative to House bill
No. %. regulating the granting of divorces
recommending its passage CONQUERED in, and
the bill ordered to engrOss ment
Mr. HUMPHREYS, from ihc Committee on Fees
aud Salaries: Relative to House oil 52-reject
ing it. Concurred in.
BY same. from same: Relative 70 House bill
No. 3, concerning fees and salaries of State and
County officers. Passage recommended Con-
CURED in
Mr. Branham, from the select committee ap-
pointed by the last Legislature with reference to
expenditure. Referred. on motion of Mr..
Bramham To the Committee on WAYS and
Means, and the claims included to the Committee
on Claims, and three hundred copies ordered TO
be printed.
Mr. Harney. from the Committee on Claims:
Relative 10 concurrent resolution memoriaiizng
the Legislature of New York concerning tle
transportation of Western produce and the hard
ship imposed upon the people OF the Northwestern
States in the regard-rec0mmendingi its adoption.
Concnrred IN. and resolution as0ptel.
A. Mr. PendletOn. from Committee on Library:
Recommending amendments To the law regula-
ing the satDe Concnsred in, and the pending
bill ordered 10 engr0ssmeut
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Packard
WuPnE.s Tho d fling commissioner fur the