Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
the constitutional provision and finally passed By
yeas 46, NAYS 0


INDIANA Reports
% motion oy Mr. Bennett the House amend
ment to the bill. 5. lUl. striking out the copy
right, was concurred In
TIE MORGAN RAID.
Mr.. Cobb withdrew his motion, nsde Just be.
tore the recess for supper. TO take up the bill,
s IS
APPROPRIATIONS YoR 1855 AND ls66. W
The committee on finance returned the general
appropriation bill. II l76, with amendments.
recommending its passage.
Nessrs. Bennett, Dunning aud Cobb expressed
the opinion that the bill bad better be passed
without amendments for fear /, might not find
a quorum in the House 70 pass the Senate
encmehts; and Messrs BeesOn. Chapman and
Cullen assigned similar reasons for the votes
they cast upon the passage of the bill.
On motion Of Mr. Bennett the committees
amendments were laid on the table by yeas SO.
nays g.
On further motion OF Mr. Bennett the consti
tuiional restriction was suspended-yess ~,
nays2
Mr.. Van Buskirk moved TO further suspend
the constitutional rule and read the bill the third
time now.
After some other proceeding
- Mr.. Allison demanded the previous question
and there being second tie main question was
ordered
The constitutional provision was then suspend
ed and the bill passed by yeas az, nays B.
PENDING THE ROLL CALL
Mr. Brown of Wells said he voted for the bill
under protest. He would not like to see IL fail
for want Of his vote
Mr. Carson rather than see the measure de-
feated would vote ave"
Mr. Douglas saw many things in the bill he
did not like. but preferred to vote for this one
rather than the House should adjourn without
passing any general appropriation bill.
Mr.. Downey had not obtained his own consent
to act upon d measure Of so much importance il
having been before the senate but so short
time and requested that bis name should be pass
ed till he saw the result Of the vote
Mr. Vawter voted under an arrangement with
gentlemen that other bills now before the senate
should be acted upon tonight And so the bill
passed.
WHITE WATER VALLEY CANAL.
Mr. English moved to take up the Morgan
and other rebel raids bill 5. Is.
Mr. Cobb moved TO amend by substituting the
White Water canal bill II r SO
| Mr.. Cullen made an Intellectual mOtion-yeas
%; nays, 25-to lay the amendment on the
table
| Mr. Clifford demanded the previous question
and the demand was seconded by twenty seven
| senator's
The main question was ordered by yeas 80
nays 10, and the amendment agreed to by yeas
30. nays Is
The original motion as amended was also
agreed to by yeas 81. NAYS Is
The question then being on the passage of the
bill H r So
Mr. Cobb demanded the previous question and
| there was a second.
Mr. Cullen made an Intellectual motion to ad
| iourn-yeas 8, nays &C.
The main question was ordered by yeas 80
nays TO-
| Mr. Richmond made Intellectual motion &c
| adjOurn-yeds ., NAYS 81
Mr. Corbin moved to reconsider the vote or
dering the main question.
On motion by Mr.. Vawter the motion to re
consider was laid on the table Yeas 35 nay.
IL
Mr. Richmond made an iheffe~tual motion t.
adjourn. Yeas g; nays 80
The first part of Mr. CulIen's amendment e
section l, submitted Wednesday afternoon, wa,
read and rejected by yeas II; nays "a
Mr. Richmond made an Intellectual motion tC
adjourn Yeas 8; nays 81
The second part of the amendment Just des
cribed was read and rejected by yeas II; nays
"a
Mr.. Richmond made an Intellectual motion L
| adjourn Yeas 9; NAYS SO
The amendment offered by.Mr Oyler Just be
fore the adjournment on Wednesday, was reaC
and rejected by yeas IL; nays 35
Mr. Richmond made an Intellectual motion t,
| adjourn. Yeas II; nays "a
| Mr.. Bennett. in pursuance of an understand
ing had at the time the o her amendments wer,
offered submitted the following:
Amend by adding TO the first section the fol
lowing: And provided further, That the grantee
lessee of any Canal granted or leased under thu
provisions of this act, shall construct and put il
working order, railroad along the line of such
canal, above provided within three years from
the date OF such grant. or lease. or failure 81
to do oil the rights and privileges so granted Tbs
amendment. was rejected by yeas ~. nays 80
| Mr.. Oyer made an Intellectual molten TO ad
journ-yeas Is, nays 80.
Pending the roll call.
Messrs. Carson and Downey announced as al
explanation OF their votes that il was after tn,
hour Of twelve. midnight.
Mr.. Oyler. as he was a conscientious mar
and didn't like to work on Sunday asked to b,
excused
The bill II r SO was ordered to be read tn.
third time now by yeas 2s. nays 9-5 refusing K
| vote
Pending the roll call
Mr. Corbn as il was now passed midnight OBJ
jected to casting any more votes and asked that
his objection mighs be spread upon the journals
| ~ oices-"I object
Mr.. Cullen said this being the Sabbath day,
refuse TO vote
Mr.. Oyer said this being the Sabbath day
decline to vote, and ask that it may 90 upon the
journals.
Mr. Richmond Ade an Intellectual motion tC
sdjOurn-yess -. nsYs 81
Mr. Richmond moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was ordered 10 be read tho
third time
On motion by Mr. Dunning the motion to re
consider was laid on the table by yeas 25, nays
"A refusing to vote
On motion by Mr. Williams il was
Resolved, That when the Senate adjourns, i,
adjourns to meet on Monday morning at nine
o'clock.
Mr. Wilson made an Intellectual demand for
the previous question--but % Senators second
ing the demand.
Mr. Cullen made an Intellectual motion to
adjourn-yess ~ nays 2l-refusng TO vote 2
Mr. Cullen made Intellectual demand for a
call OF the Senate-yeas 8, nays 25-reiusing to
vote 4.
| here beng 10 quorum
! The Senate adjourned At twenty five minute:
before one o'clock a. N ill Monday morning al
nine o'clock
! Met AZ A. u Nr Speaker in the Chair