Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29


ernor was invested with supreme authority in
the regard
Mr. Brown desired To- AZ the gentleman from
Boone aud Hendricks Mr C.sor il the estab-
lishment of the Bbari propoSsd would in any
WAY neveit the Governor from acting as Com.
mfuder in Chrig
Mr. CaSon: Unquessional,ly that Board would
control the Governor, nd. q eleiore. he could
not act independently, the G Institution
quires.
Mr. Moorman said that such was the effect
upon The Executive IF Kentucky ~ tie est b.
lshment OF Militlry Board
Mr. Woollen offered an amendment aiSclsim.
ing any intention to deprive the Governor cf hi>
const, uiioIi4l authority ia the regard.
Pending the consideration of which the House
adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met at 2ie O'clock
suPARISTEXDrNr PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
MIR 5 ecker lai teiore the House a cummuui-
eaton from this fuuciiouary Referred
ApJUTANT GkNfRAL
Mr. Speaker laid he ore the House 4 cnmm,
nication from this officer relat TO services of
Home Legion on the border. Tabled informally,
on motion of Mr.. Roberts.
GovERSoRs MESSAGE
Mr Speaker chtnced his ruling this morning
Win regard To the res pluson ordering the print
ing of the Governors Message for use of soldiers
The resolution for that purpose was decided now
to &c in order there was some doubt about il,
and he Chair gave the resolution the benefit OF
the doubt
mally laid on the table, awaiting the action of
the committee engaged in inVe siisaiins the sub
ject.
After further debate the re-oluiion was tabled
ayes %. noes IS.
SELECT suMNITTLLs
Mr. Speaker announced the G,l"v Select
Committee on ApeortionnehI iol Senator'S and
Repre- en'ative-:
Nessrs ID madison. Holeomb. Howard. c, ok.
Van buskrk Norman. Mason. Pueit, Hatfield.
Dawes aid James.
Select Committee for Congressional PURPOSES:
Mes>r> after. Oh MIXERS. Ii .rCen ol Wash
ington, Abbru. II al, Perry A,kison, Abdill
Miller. Shoaff { Allen. and McGauchey-
SPECIAL ORDER
Resolutions in regard 10 joint meeting Of Il e
The Legislatures of Indiana. Ohio, Illinois and
Kentucky taken up
~ Roberts move to refer the resolutions TO
select committee cnmjsoSeI of one from each
Congressional district
Mr. l. sSele novel Instructions io the com
mittee that they report day after To- morrow
Mr. Brown m vel al amen,.mem Ia the
amenimcnt. that the committee r., por' on Satur
day nexI, marnin Carried The suffice; made
special order indie tel! and Tie chair rp1ontcd
the f,il"~ing c'mmiltee Roberts, Given,
Blocher. Roe. Mpnrm'n. Wooilen. Cason. Las
sele. Griffin ant L he
MILITARY BOARD
Resolution pending this morning at aej rr,
ment taken up
Mr. Brown ari>w'rei the constitutional ot,ec-
tons arecd 10y e gentleman frnm Boone and
Hendricks Mr.. C-,r-on) against the re-olutiOh.
NJ Gregory continued the dscu .>iDn ) aid
Mr. Woolen aud Mr Hluev the Latter demand
ing the previous que-'ion Cared. and the
olu'ion referred - tie Committee on the Judi
ciarv.
The com n.ttee~ Ola apportionmcnt for State
ami Congressional purposes were also announced.
ORDERS IuL DAY
Were ttken Mp Nc Richardson's resolution ia
re- arl L. Coneres men rom districts under mil
itarv control or,icrel 20 third ead-
VI Anbers On's resolution for increase ef ay
of TrivateS and non commissioned officer w-s
read.
Mr. Brown offered an amendment decreasing
tie pay of ufIic-r- twenty e pc cent
Mr.. Hic"mr moved ID iirional amend
ment re .urns he pay of officers under the rank
of VI ,j,r i've ty FIVE per cent. VI .jor and higher
rank p,y decreased fifty per cent
Mr. Hgg'n. moved To table the amendments
L ,>t-ave> "a ,es DO
Mr. MiS,u m,,e To refer the resolution and
pending amendmtnls to he Committee on Mill
tary Aft sI-.
Mr MlIroy moved 10 table the whole matter.
IL was perfectly ridiculous for the Legislature TO
be spending time ruch subject
Mr. Brown sd, ocatcsl The esolutlon. He Was
in favor of increasing the pay of the private sol
der, but was AZ the same time IN favor OF de-
cret>ing the pay OF Major Generals, Brisadier
Generals, Coione.s. VI ajurs. aud Captains, many
Of whom were >kuiking from the field and loafng
abOst hotels and whisky shops. He hoped the
day was not far distant when the army would be
dispensed with. but until then he would stand for
justice to the private soldier
Finally, on motion of Mr Holcomb the reso
luton aud pending amendments referre to
lie Committee Military Affair with ihstruc-
tiun- to report BY Thursday OF seIt week
Mr Cason's resolution ind"rsng the expulsion
o. Jesse Bright from the United States Senate
came up.
Messr> Brown and II anna novel to table il.
Mr Brown said: 10 not vote to lay the reso-
luton upon tie table because am the admrer or
indorser of Mr. Bright Neither 10 80 cast INV
vote a. evidence that Indrse the letter that he
wrote 10 Mr. Lincoln But so cast NV vote be
cause believe that that partisan Senate expelled
.:im therefrom because he did not udorse the i'm
beetle prosecution upon the part of the present
Administration Of the present war: because I
have good reason to believe that the Abolitionist.
OF th,t Senate expressed their willingness 70 re
tain Mr. Bright j: he would recall certain state
ments aud sustain the Administration in its war
policy; because have good reason to believe
that MS refusal 10 indorse the war policy of the
Administration was the real cause of his expui-
sIJn. and not the letter 10 which that Senate re
ferred
The yeas md nays were demanded The res
oution was tabled-yes, u, noe 39-Mr De-
Bruler Dem voting IN the negative.
The files being cleared of joint resolutions on
second reading