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The Governor. be understood. also desifed o'O
cope for his Own
Mr. KlLGORE said, ue need, be tbought. a
large number Of copies Bat at the last session
the words accompanying documents we're
literally construed by the public printer, and
the.simiiar order OF that session had involved .
very large cost.
Mr.. HAMRICK. proposed fifty copies By
way OF amendment to Mr.. Griffiths amend
ment
Mr.. BROWN: II might not be necessary to
print so many copies OF the accompanying doc
uments, but be considered that fifteen thousand
copies of the message was not an exiravagsnt
number.
Mr.. GREGORY, Of Warren, repeated that
there we're but few papers of the State that
would not print this message. he desired to
commence retrenchment on this point. He
wanted 10 do some sharp finaneiering this session
Mr.. PRATHER, proposed to amend the
original resolution by striking out. the words:
accompanying documents" But fifteen thous
and copies Of the message would not be found
I to be an extravagant number
Mr.. NEWCOAB accepted the amendme
Mr. BO1D-None were more favorable TO
economy than himself. but be wanted a number
sufficient for the reading and fling away by
every citizen. Ii brings up the forgotten his
tory Of the State.
Mr.. y EW COME said he was informed BY the
printer that no documents had been printed
without specific authorization by one or the
\ other House.
Mr.. MILLER proposed 10000 copies by way
of compromise.
\ Mr. SPEAKER-Tbere is already an
amendment to the amendment.
Mr. OLLEMAN desired 90, 900 copies. The
circulation of papers had been greatly lessened
since the war.
I Mr.. HENDRICKS demanded division on
the question.
| Mr.. SPEAKER: There is no motion 20 strike
out.
Mr. CHAMBERS did not see that there was
any great emergency to print. He would there
fore first Ike to know what would be the cost
MIR BROWN: Ii would be about s. SO a
thousand
Mr.. SPEAKER: The words accompanying
documents being stricken out, the question
will be on the largest number.
Mr. NEW COMB demanded the yeas aud nays
and the result was as follows:
1 Ayes-Abbett. Atkinson, Boyd. Brown,
Burnes. Chambers, Church. Coffroth. Cowgirl,
Crook, Ferris. Foulke, Goodman, Gregory of
Montgomery, Gregory OF Warren. Griffith.
Groves, Harrison, Henricks. Hoover, Kilgore.
Lemon. Litson. Lockhsrt, Lopp, Major, Mere
dith, Montgomery, McVey, Newcomb, 0llemsn,
Perigo, PinBey. Prather. Reese, Rhoads, Rice,
Riford, Shoaff of Allen. Shoafr of Jay, Shuey,
Sim. Suyers, Stuart Strnger, Sullivan of p &
V. tyson. Veach. weikel. WEIGH, Woodruff,
Wright. Woods, Zeigler, Mr.. Speaker-56.
Nocs--Bird. Bonner, Burton. Burwell, Cald.
well, Collins, Cox, Croan. Davidson, Glaze
brook, Gregg, Hamrick, Hargrove, Hershey,
Higgins, Hogate, Howard, Humphreys, Hunt,
James. Lane. Lee. Miller. Milroy. O'Bfien. o.
born, Patterson, Richards, Richardson, Roach,
Sabin, Stuckey, Sullivan of Scott, White-3i.
NEWSPAPERS
Mr. HARRISON offered resolu ton instruct
ing the doorkeeper to contract with the proprie.
tors of the Daily Telegraph, Herald and Jour
nal for three copies for each memter-two en-
veloped and stamped Adopted Yeas, So;
nays, %.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. WOODS: No DOG, amending section I
of act relative to the construction OF bridges.
Mr.. COFFROTH: No. 207, regulating for
eign Insurance Companies doing business in In
diana.
Mr.. GREGORY: No. POS. amending the
common school law.
Mr.. NEWCOMB moved that his bill, No. II,
introduced at the regular session, be taken from
the table and placed upon the calendar. Car
ried
Mr.. HARRISON, by a like motion. had
House bill SO placed on the calendar.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Nos. $50. ISL. l54, l63. III, I73. ia. III.
l43, 49, lSl, ls4, les, 1s9. 100, 1872. 1873, 1874,
1856. introduced at the regular session, were
taken up aud appropriately referred, or other
wise disposed Of.
RESOLUTION.
Mr. GRIFFITH That the resolution of
this House respecting newspapers, shall apply to
the elective officers of this House, as well as to
members. Adopted unanimously
On motion of Mr.. COFFROTH, the House
adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at 2l9 o'clock, Mr.. Speaker
in the Chair.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Mr.. HENRlCKS moved that the House re-
solve itself into Commute of the Whole for the
purpose of taking up the Message OF His Excel
leDcy, the Governor
Carried; and Mr.. Speaker called the gentle
man from St. Joseph, Mr.. Henricks) to the
Chair.
Mr.. MILLER moved that the reading of the
Message be dispensed with
Mr. PRATHER said he had no official mott
hcatlon OF the printing thereof lie therefore
desired it reao.
Question on reading negatived.
The document was then taken up and on
motion. so much relates to finance was refer
. red TO the Commute of Ways aud Means
30 much as relates TO appOrtionment was re-
ferred to a Committee OF one from each Con-
gressional District.
So much as relates to colored witnesses was
referred to the Committee on Organization Of
Courts OF Justice
Sosmuch as relates to the Soldiers Relief
Law was referred to the Committee on WAYS
and Means.
So much as relates to the Soldiers and Sea
mans Home was referred TO Select Commit
tee.
SO much as relates to official bonds, was re-
lerred 10 the Committee on Organization of
Courts OF Justice
So much as relates to Emigration. was re-
ierrei to the Committee on Rights and Priyi-
leges
$50 much relates to the Worlds Fair. was
referred TO tbe Committee on Agriculture.
30 much as relates 10 the School Find. wa,
referred to the Conmittee on Education
80 much as relates TO Indiana Troops, was re-
Tered to the Committee on Military Affairs
So much as relates to the re organization of
the Legislature, was referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
The document having been exhausted, Mr.
Lam moved that the Committee rise, report
proceedings, aud ask 10 be discharged.
Carried. report made. House ccncurred. and
Committee discharged
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. CHURCH: That stationery be furnished
10 the reporters of the Telegraph, Herald and
Journal. Referred TO the Committee on Sta
tiouery
Mr.. sHCEY: Relative to the amount Of sta
tonery each member shall receive. appointing a
Committee in the regard, ordered to report to-
morrow morning. Referred to a Com mittee ap-
pointed on the subject.
Mr.. CHAMBERS: That the use of the Hall
OF the House be rendered to Hon George W
Julian, on Friday next. for the purpose of de-
/ livering political speech
/ Mr.. GlLGORE moved in amendment thu.
Dir. Julian should be instructed so to express
himself that bis views might be understood
without ambiguity or after explanation
MIR. COFFROTH moved to refer the resolu-
ton to the Committee on Rights and Priv.
leges
] Lost.
Finally, the original resolution. with Mr.
l hilgoreis amendment was adopted
Mr.. GROVES offered joint resolution call
ing for the speedy trial Of Jefferson Davis. and.
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