The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-18

the Government OF the same
Mr.. BOSHAM introduced a bill ). 40 POI
Tor an act tor the punishment OF officers Of elec
uens for receiving illegal votes
Ar. HORD introduced Dill ! No 222l for
an act hKnz the Zines Of hodiBg Courts ia the
First Judicial Circuit
Mr BENNETT introduced bill rs. No
223l for an &C. authorizing mirriel women
under the age OF 81 years TO join With her bus
band IN the convey auee OF bis real estate in GER
tain csses
Mr BoNHAM Introduced bill 5 No pa
for an act 10 amend section 80 OF The General
Practice Act. approved June II. 1852. concern
ing change of venue
Mr.. HORD introduced bill ; No. 225 for
al act providing tor taking dispositions OF parties
10 civil actions IN their own behalf and shen the
same shall take effect
Which we're read the FIRE. time and passed to
Mr. BENNETT introduced a bill ) No
goo for an act 90 amend sections 10. ~, 10, Is.
I6. IL. is u. aud % OF an act regulating the
rees OF officers
Which was read the fret time and second
time by title and referred 10 Select Committee
OF FIVE.
THE PUBLIC iNDEBTEDSEss
The House resolution referring that por-
ton OF the Governors Message relating TO the
public de5l, 10 joint Committee Of both Houses
the House Commitie on Ways ana Mean, and
the Senate Committee on FinaHce-was taken
up aud concurred in Subsequently Messrs.
Bennett and yaWter were added TO this Joint
Committee.
Leave Of absence was granted 10 Mr Cason
doing next week
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The Bill No 202, appro pri,tiug $50, 900
II n oft ia ~ =.
est due on Vincenne- az niver,ity bonds for the
year ls65. aud s5iS - for the years 1863 aud
le6i, was read the third time aud passed: yeas
81 nays L.
W. DRAPfEE.
Ga motion OF Mr. NILES it was-
Resoired. That W. II. Draper be allowed
mileage and - day for three days services a.
Chief Journal CLERK In the organization OF the
present session; and that the Auditor of State
draw his warrant the Treasurer for the
same.
SKw BILLS
by Mr.. McCay No. 227 ! for the relief Of
lsasc ID. Armstrong Referred TO select
OF Eve.
By Mr. COBB mo 22sl concerning the d.
v'd'ng or counties into townships.
HILLS ORDERED KSeRosssD.
Senate Bills numbered 81, 81 aud LOG were
passed to the third reading.
WORK Fon COMMITTEES
Senate Bills numbered ~, 1852, 1877, 1873, 1879
and the Joint Resolution H. r. II we're re-
ferred 10 appropriate Committees.
And then the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate BILLS numbered 2O5. 40 and Pill were
read and referred
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
The senate was informed by a message that
the Governor had signed the Executive Office
into the hands OF the Lieutenant Governor, on
account Of ~ health. I IL is printed ia the
House proceedings below
Mr.. THOMPSON Mr.. President: A. phys-
clan to the Governor. | recommended his with
drawal from the cares OF Office as early as the
let of Setepmber last. ! have tesn acquainted
with him Tor many years. and have been his
family physician tor three years. have wit
messed with painful anxiety the approach OF his
fearful malady. The disease il PARALYSIS pero-
phlega. evidently produced by the fatigues To
which the Governor has been subjected. both
mentally and physically. during the last FIVE
years. But notwithstanding all l could say,
was unable TO prevail upon him to withdraw
from the duties Of his Office at that time lie
thought il necessary TO give his personal atten-
ton TO the management OF the public business
aud interests OF the State until winter; but |
never ceased to admonish him of the danger OF
50 doing. That my views on the subject may
be known TO citizens aud Senators, together
with the professional advice | then gave, / beg
leave to have copy OF the letter read and ad
dressed to the Governor at that period-lhe first
of November
The Secretary then read the letter.
Mr. Browns motion TO recprocate kind wishes,
and spread the message on the journal. was
agreed to. DR.. Thompson's letter was also
ordered TO be placed on the record.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill s. No l96. concerning the writ of
habeas corpus was passed-yess ~: nays 6
The bill II K. No. 1893. substituting interest
derived from the loan of school moneys, was
pas sed by yeas 81; nays 6.
WORK FOR COMMITTEES.
House bills numbered IL. 81. % 80. 50, 50.
81, IS. O., Ga. o., 6s, as. rs. ll9 and l37
read the first time-agar by title aud referred
appropriate Committees
Senate bills numbered 2l9, 204, l07, l2l, I24,
1877, l3S. 40. las. l49. l56. l57, l6l, 10, III.
l72. LA and LIS were read by title and referred
TO appropriate Committees.
GOVERNOR MORMON.
Ga motion of Mr. Hanna, the House reso-
luton Of sympathy with the Governor on ac-
count of his present illn,ss inducing his tempo
rary withdrawal from the Executive office was
taken up.
Mr.. CULLEN said the resolution did not
come up to his standard. They ought TO en-
body something of our opinion as to the manner
10 which the Governor has conducted the aflrs
of State He had been preparing a set of reso-
lutions, but as he understood the Governor was
going TO leave in the morning. be did not know
that We could very well amend the House reso-
luton At this late hour OF the day.
Mr.. HANNA: Mr. President: | hope the
Senator from Rush Mr. Cullen J will not in
sist upon his proposition TO introduce anything
Ike politics into this resolution. IL is well
known that | differ radically with HIS Ex-
celeney Governor Morton in the most of his
views OF public questions Aud sir. nv con-
yietions are as honest and deep. perhaps a. those
OF the Senator from Rush | am told that the
situation OF Governor Morton Is very critical in
deed. aud. sir, ~ a citizen of Indiana. il is NV
duty TO express In bis behalf that sympathy
which We all feel in the melancholy circum-
stances that surround him He = the Executive
of the State. snd his affection must necessarily
be matter of serious consideration Tor Us
want 10 vote for the resolution. and hope IL will
no; require me to express nv political views in
common with a mstter that should De Invested
OF all animosity
Mr. CULLEN: II was With no view Of throw
ing on the Senate auy political questions that be
desired 10 amend the resolutions
On motion OF Mr. ALLISON, the House
resolutions were concurred in BY rising vote
And then then the Senate sdjourned ill
o clock 10 morrow morning.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met al . A NJ
Memorials were presented by Messrs. Wright
and Albeit for claims aud by Messrs Coffroth.
Collins and Buskirk from County Commission.
ers for the repeal OF the soldiers relief law