Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

gard Tor the inmates and not Coz the officers The
Senator from Jefferson Nr Mansfield would
Ind when the people spoke again thar Il any
Change had taken pitce sinre The elections it
would be ssiil stronger against the Republican
parry.
Dir Melelt gave y brief history Of the bolt Of
the last regular session. His party backed dosn
then tie advised his friend from Lswrenee not
TO get excited for his party would not let him
adjourn
Me-. Wolfe was Clearly Of the opinion that the
Legislature bad a right 70 adioarn. bat as to the
propriety Of sdiournnz he's greed with the SenA
tor from Shelby
Mr.. Corbin coutroverted ut considerable length
the position OF Mr. Wolfe IN regard 20 the power
of the Legislature 70 adjourn sine die he did
not think they bad the power 70 do 80 without the
concurrence OF the House
Mr. Dowmey thought the discussion out OF
order. The Senate was not advised officially Of
the condition Of the House he moved 70 lay
the resolution on the table which prevailed
yeas 81 NAYS ID
Adjourned.
NIGHT SESSION
Called TO order at : o'clock.
REPORTS
Mr. Moore. Committee on Claims, reported
back number of bills. some with corrections,
and asked that they be referred 20 the Finance
Committee. 80 referred.
Mr. Hartley. from the same committee. report
Ell back sundry claims. recommending that they
be allowed. COncurred In.
Mr. Douglas. Committee on Education. rec
ommending the passage of Senate bill l42 Con-
Cured IN.
Mr. March, judiciary. recommending tie
passage of Senate bill Il with amendments
COncurred IN.
RESOLUTION.
Mr. New. that the Doorkeeper Of the Senate
be instructed To place on the table of each mem
Der OF the Senate ten copies OF the Agricultural
report in the State Library Adopted.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
The senate bills on second reading were put
through aud referred OF ordered Ia be engrOssed,
as were House bills and joint resolutions. The
files cleared.
Adjourned until 3 A. VI. to morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
kirk in the Chair.
message from the Senate received. an
nouncng the passage of Senate and House bills
and joint resolutions.
REPORTS.
Mr. Howk. Judiciary ia favor Of the claim of
Morrison and Ray for services IN reference To the
Blind Asylum tor 81 600
/ Mr. Puett moved ia amendment $500.
Mr. Harvey. Mr. Holcomb. Mr.. Atki,on. Mr..
! Milroy opposes the whole matter
MIR. Brown moved table the report
Mr Howk moved that The matter be passed
over informally. Agreed to.
CLAIMS.
Sundry claims tor incorporation in specific APP
preparation bin were Submitted
PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Holcomb rose 10 a question of privilege.
He sent o. the Clerk desk copy of the Indiana
Journal aud ID article from that sheet read
/ accusing him OF attempting To cast a slur upon
Governor Morton Va the natter 81 the draft. he
had no disposition ." slur ihft gentleman. His
record was bad enough without slurring him In
this Center township. The hot ICED Of Abolition
1 ism. according To the Draft Commissioner
! port, the het,ie>i draft az any township in the
State. save one. had been assessed. Governor
( Morton had made speech after speech IN this
township He had IMPRESSED hi> doctrines on the
people There the assessment reported by
the Commissioner If the full number were not
obtained. il Was 10 be explained only by one Of
/ two supposiiioIls Either he draft Was not en-
forced in Center township. Marion county or cit
liens after the assessment had been made came
forward and volunteered Ia his Mr. Holcomb
district, ia the southern part OF the state Dem
ocratic district the only draft made in a
county which votei tor NJ Lincoln while in
Governor Mortons district, tie Burnt Republican
District. the draft had obtained ia every county.
These few facts for the Journal and
Governor Mortons other few friends TO think
about They. nv their organ, had suggested
facts as they called them. for him TO cogitafe
upon: he suggested facts which were facts for
| their Illumination.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Mr. Given. from the Committee on Federal
Relations submitted minority report fully
agreeing with the report of the majority upon all
subjects touched upon, but insisting that the great
ami paramoun natter declaration IN favor of
peace cOnveution-had been overlooked and
Introducing joint resolution to that end, desig-
mating Louisville l. the place.
Tabled and 800 copies or.ered printed.
CALL THE HoUsE
was ordered. Noqnorum Adjourned until to-
morrow morning at O'Clock