The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

the House rsseEving the night 20 rescisd IL full
reports -ere not published
NJ MILROY moved 10 strike out the Tele-
grspA.
The House refused
Mr. CHAMBERS moved to amend by ad-
ding two copies of the Daily Ga.sff,
Nj CALDWELL hoped Mr. ye~comb's
resolution might be adopted. 80 that We might
get rid Of this ve1ed question.
Mr. TEACHER moved. 10 amendment. that
tro copies Of the Tolksblsa be taken.
Mr.. COFFROTH moved that all amendments
be tabled. Carried: ayes IS
Mr. HESRIChS demanded the previous
question Seconded, and main question put.
Mr.. NEWCOMB'S resolution vas adopted.
Ayes "a 7noesl7.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. NevEY. No 2I2, relative to apprsise-
meots of real estate-apprAismen to be valid
lust a. II notices had been served Referred TO
Committee onsJ udciary
Mr. PERRIs. No 2l3, repe4 Iing so much Of
act for relief of fsmilaes OF soldiers, sailors and
marines as relates % taxes levied FOR that pur
pose for the year 1866. Referred 10 Committee
on Ways aud Means.
Mr.. MILLER No. pa. repelling act en-
forcing thirteenth article Of the constitution
Referred to committee right and privilege
Mr. SABIN No. 2l5, amending act pre-
scfbing duties Of officers OF general elections
Referred 20 mmittee on elections
Mr. COLLINS: No 209. amending act incor
porating towns and cities. relative to sewerage.
Mr. JAMES: No. 80. relative to Courts Of
Common Pleas in Grant county.
Mr. COWGILL: No. 2ll enabling common
- rlafua frair nd hal
gage to sell after three months, and proceeds,
after deducting expenses. liable TO be returned
within Eve years.
STATIONERY.
Mr.. NEwCoMB. from the Select Commit
tee made the follo~ing reporT
Ma SPEAKER: The Select Committee 10
whom was referred the subject Of stationery Tor
the members aud officers of the House, have
had the same under consideration. and direct
me to report the following resolution and re
commend its adoption:
ResOloed. That the Speaker and each mem
Der of the House ia hereby authorized 70 procure
from the State Librarian. upon his own order,
such stationery, including postage stamps, as he
may dasire for his own use during the session.
not exceeeing in value the sum of fifteen dol
lars 4; and each Chairman of a Committee Is
authorized TO draw from the State Librarian
such stationery as may be necessary Tor the use
of such Committee. not exceeding the value OF
twenty dollars that each elected officer shall
be entitled 10 like manner 10 draw ten dollars
worth of stationery for the session for bis own
use +; that all such stationery remaining in the
hands OF the Committees OF the House at the
CLOSE of the session shall be returned to the
State Librarian. who shall give his receipt there
for. And the Librarian shall keep a strict ac-
count of all stationery by him purchased for
such purposes, and TO whom issued, and three
DAYS before the close OF the session he shall
report to the House the amount purchased and
the quantity issued under the provisions of this
resolution, t. whom issued aud its value.
The House concurred in the report and adopt
ed the resolution.
CALENDAR.
Mr.. SPEAKER announced House bills on
second reading
Nos l4l and 80 were disposed of
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. Al, amending act defining misdemeanors
relative to public indecency, passed. Ayes
81; noes /.
Joint Resolution No. L. proposing amend
dent striking out the thirteenth article OF the
Constitution, was read.
Mr.. BUSKIRK said that this was matter
demanding serious consideration. He therefore
moved that the Joint Resolution be made the
special order for Friday next at = L. NJ
Mr.. GREGORY said that this matter had
bsen discussed in this hall and throughout the
State He therefore saw no necessity for post
ponement
Messrs. NEwCOMB and MEREDITH ia
vored the postponement.
Mr.. BUSKIRK moved that, If his motion was
adopted, the Joint Resolution be published and
lain on the desks of members.
Mr.. CHAMBERS opposed the motion to
print
A division Of the question ordered and
the Joint resolution was postponed to the day
designated and the motion to print negative.
House Bill No. Is, relative to new trials in
case of non-resdents, was. on motion of Mr..
Buskirk, recommt.ed to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
House Bill No %, relative to the sales of
school lands in Lake county-legalizing them
when made by civil instead of congressional
townships. Passed Yeas, 81; nays, U.
House DilI NO. -, relative 10 drtcning and
draining of lands, was. with amendments. read.
Mr.. Cotfroth moved that one hundred copies be
printed.
that expense.
Mr.. LASSELLE favored the proposition TO
print. We had already three general laws on
the subject, and this bill aimed to suppaut them,
and, therefore ought to be well considered
Mr.. CALDWELL also favored the printing.
New members like himself desired information
regarding unfinished legislation.
Ga motion OF Mr. JAMES the House ad-
journed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House convened at O'Clock F. NJ Mr.
SPEAKER in the chair.
COMMITTEE.
MIR. SPEAKER announced the committee
on so much of the Governors message relating
to House of Refuge for juvenile offenders.
CALENDAR.
House bill No 25 relative to colored testimo-
ny was read
Mr. NEwCOMB proposed its reference to
the judiciary Committee.
After debate Mr.. Newconb's motion wac
carried.
House bill No. Ia. relative to salaries of
public oficers-fxng the ssme-was read
On motion of Mr.. RHOADS tue bill was re
committed to the Committee on Fees and SAla-
res
House Bill 1873. amending the liquor license
law, recommitted.
House Bill l67. limiting pay for substitutes in
land and naval service. was, on motion of Mr..