The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

ia y.upOn receittng tht- rc-oiuiion- ne " fitte
on The meInaers u the committee, ia .thcii
pl9ees in the ilall. The Gentleman from Jaek
soB was not. 20 first. In hi. place. hcn 1t
sailed on Mr.. Durham. that gentleman sale
Better not b. In a hurry. lie called on th'
gentleman from Huntington, and the gente'
man from Marion. Then wrote The report
and presented IL 20 the gentleman from Jack
son. but does not remember what reply that
gentleman gave.
MIR DUNiIAN proposed "a amend the reso-
luton by striking out these words: " and by
means entirely adequate 20 effect lie thought
we had better wait and withhold our efforts a.
establish a republican form Of government
elsewhere. tin We shall be confirmed in our
own.
consideration II the resolution was postponed
and il was made the special order for Thur
dav. at 10 o'clock A. N.
Mr.. BU>kIRk. from the select Committee
thereon. returned hi Agricultural COLLEGE
bill. N. X. NJ. o. with m amendment by-vav
II substitute. Il locates aid COLLEGE II Iiloou-
ington, In connection With the Indiana Uni
ver-ity. on conditions, ct. The Trustees of
the College - consist "a the Trustees Of the H.
diana University. increased tn thirteen. etc.
ON motion by Mr.. COFFROTH. by unani-
nous coaseii, to- reading q the substitute.
amendment was dispensed with
AiF. kILGORE by coaseBt) submitted re-
port rom The Committee on Elections return
Ing the bill, :. No. 22i, for the punishment II
officers or elections Tor receiving illegal votes
recommending IT. passage.
Mr.. GRIFFITH asked for unanimous con-
sent t. make report from select committee.
Dir. MILLER objected.
Mr.. LOCKuAR'r asked and obtained leave
u submit a report from the COmuittee oR En-
ployes, recommending that the Principal
Clerk be allowed GH additional Enrolling
Clerk for one day. and that the Committee on
Claims be allowed clerk for four days az - a
day.
Mr. BUSKIRK. Ii would reqnir- At least
four or five Enrolling Clerks. lie moved 10
amend the recommendation thus: That the
Principal Clerk be allowed to employ - many
additipr.l Enrolling Clerks ~ NAV be neces-
sary 10 complete the work.
The amendment was agreed 10, and 30 the
Me-. BUsklRk moved that there be- sus-
pension Of the rules. 10 enable him to move 10
tike up his Agricultural College hill No. q. aud
make II special order for half-past two
o'clock.
Mr.. COFEROTH desired TO amend the con-
Sideration for q suspension Of the rules, by
adding that the House also take uD his bin. II.
IL No 205. 20 protect the people Of the state
az tn>t foreign insurance companies It re-
qnires those companies 10 make statements
twice year. and each to make a deposit Of
Nir. SIN supported Mr. Conroth'. amend
Mr.. BUSKIRK moved 10 lay the amendment
on the table
Here the morning hours expires.
ENGINEERS.
Mr.. GREGORY, Of Montgomery, demanded
the special order, viz: the consideration Of Mr..
Browns Locomotive Engineers bill III. Il. No.
sol.
Mr.. BROWN demanded The previous que,
ton thereon, and ind n it, force the bill failed
yeas "A, nays 36--for want Of a constitutional
majority.
Mr.. NEwCOMB called for the regular order
Mr.. COFFROTH moved to take up his For
eign Insurance bill III. II. No 2)7.
Mr.. LASSELLE moved 10 amend the motion,
so a. TO take up all the bills Of the House on the
third reading.
NJ DURHAM interposed report from the
Com nittce OF Conference on the dsagreeing
votes between the two Houses as 10 amend
ments to the Morgan Raid Dill ). No. Is. 1t
appoints two Commissioners and extends the
time for it, execution from May, 1865, to May.
1866.
Onmotion Of Mr.. COFFROTH, the report was
laid on the tablc-fatiirmatve A. negative 3S.l
Mr.. COFFROrn withdrew his motion q
take up his bill, No. 2Ol; aud then moved TO
reconsider the vote Just taken on the report
from the Committee IL Conference, aud - lay
this latter ,tiGp Oh tue table.
The latter motion was iAi on the table
yeas %, nays i2-as follows
YEss .-Messrs Atkinson. Burnes Dnrwel', Caldwell
Chambers. Church Colfroth Collins, Cowgirl, Cox, Di
wilson Foulke Glazeb ook Giea'on, irrgory. OF
gcmefy, Gfcg y, 81 Ware1, Htnrck urisks, Her
shey. n ggns Ito vsr Humphrey James, Lane be OK
hart, Major Mere iith. Mlroy No tsomsry aeYey, lie
Allen, shueT SIM svers, Stringer, suvtn, Of Po,ey
ard vandsrburg Tru.ler Epson, We KEEL VIII =, wo ID
ruff Woods ard zsigier--5O
NNYs.--Messrs. albeit. Bird, Bonner, Boyd, Brown,
Burt u. T.. skrt e. X, Croan, ok, Dunh M Ferris
cdmia, Greg q III D Grows hogne, Aow 4, XII
O'Brien. o born, Patterson Perisd Piracy, Prather
Reesr Richards, Rosch, Saart, Stuckeg Sullivan, OF
Sc ~. raacse-, yeioh, wec1, Wright ard Mr.. speak.
er--S2.
On motion of Mr.. WRIGHT, his bill, No.
go, was taken from the table and placed on
the lilies Of the House,
Mr.. NEWCOMD demanded the regular or
der, VIZ: the consideration Of messages from
the senate.
Mr.. HIGGINS submitted that. under the
5Oth rule the order was the unfinished busi-
ness # yesterday.
The senate amendments 10 Mr.. Gregory OF
Warrcn's bill III. Il. go. fixing the per diem.
&c., Of members Of the General Assembly w:
the pay Of the principal and assistant clerks
shall be- - day for 1917; second, 81 day
for the Doorkeeper. and his appointets; Third.
50 day for committee clerks; Fourth. -
a day for President and Speaker clerks;
Fifth, 90 day for folding clerks.
The first and second amendments were agreed
to-aifrmative -, negative b.
Mr.. SABlN and Mr.. LDChllARr demand
ed the yeas and nays on the third amendment
Of the SENATE. IL was non-concurrcd in--yeas
3S, nays a.
The fourth amendment Of the senat, was
concurred in-yeas -, nays 81
The tifth amendment Of the Senate was nom
cOncurred in.
The Senate amendment 10 Mr.. Thacher's
shade trees bill III. II. No. ~. viz numbering
ing the emergency a. section :, was concuTrcd
in.
The senate amendment to Mr.. Miller Of elm
toms bill III. Il. Ne. 81, amending the iO6th sec
ton of the Practice Act, was concurrcd in.
The Senate amendment TO Mr.. Stringer's
road bill, No. -. coming mp. and the amend
mcnt not conforming 10 the text of the bill
On motion Of SIr. STRINGER. the Clerk
wa. directed 10 return tie bin 20 the senate.
The senate amendment 10 Mr.. lihoad>
Normal school bill, III. r. No. 1i9, heretofore
recited in the Reports coming up
Mr.. RHOADS moved that the House concur.
sIr. WOODS. Does not the Senate amend
ment restore lines IL and l. IN the 18th section
of the printed billf
Mr.. COFFROTH. Does not the amendment
10 that section allow the benefits of the school
10 pupils from without the Statey
Mr.. WOODS desired 10 conhne its benefits 10
the children of the State.
The several amendments OF the senate were
cOncurred i'm, except that 10 the llth section
diana" and that was non-concurred in.
Mr.. NEWCOMB moved TO reconsider the
vote non -concurring in the Senate's amendment
10 the eleventh section,
Mr.. RHOADS showed that the effect Of this
was 10 admit pupils from other States for pay.
1t par>imOny that he would regret to
see. for the state Of Indiana 10 refuse pupils
from Ohio. etc. 80 long as the people Of lndi-
ana can send their children TO the Normal
schools Of other States.
Mr.. GREGORY, Of Warren, concurrod in
the remarks Of Mr. Rhoads.
The vote was recOnsidcred; and the Senate
amendment TO the eleventh section was con-
CURED in.
Mr. COFFROTH now moved 10 take up his
foreign insurance bill. II. X. No. 297.
Mr.. TRU>LER desired to take up the bin II.
n. No. 2.6.
Mr.. BROWN desired to take up the bill s.
No. 233.
Mr. HIGGINS desired To take up the bill :.
No. rs.
Mr. sABIN desired 10 take up the bill II. Il.
Ne. $40.
Mr.. CALDWELL desired TO take up the bill
II. II. No. $50.
Mr.. COFFBoTH accepted, and moved dis
pensat.On 10 take up those bills.
Mr.. OLLEMAN moved, Intellectually, 10 lay
the motion Of Mr.. Cohroth on the table.
Mr.. Cofroth's motion was lost. two thirds
not voting in the affirmative.
The bill, :. No. 40. "a adjust the Eastern
boundary Of the County of BlackfOrl, amend