The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-14

Mr.. BENNETT moved to strike oat all ex-
eept the Journal ard Herald
Mr.. COBB shoaght the amend nent OF the
gentlemen from Union Mr.. Bennett sas q
reasonable one. He did not think IL necessary
10 take the German papers, bux did think IL re
cessary 70 take the two leading papers in the
SAFE. In order that the Senators might keep
posted a. regards the ness Of the day he did
no. think sny god ever grew cat ofthe sending
OF Ta2rB - the people, ard the system
am5.nied 20 nothing. The money plii for
snch purposes was thrown away. lie though,
there was IS good reasons for tskipg every pa
per in-<he state a. all OF those in the e;ty Of
1ndiaIl polls he thought it was useless fhey
took the pagers for their own besef, and not for
he benefit OF their constituency and sas of the
iinion that The amendment Of the ceut en- al
from Union (dr- Beunet) should be adopted
tie saw general disposition to retreuch er-
pe.ses ard be was IN favor OF doing everything
70 cUrtal the paJlic debt ard save 70 the State
every dollar they could
Me. RICHMOND said he had no disposition
TO occupy the time Of the Sena-e in The discus
sion Of the resolution, and i1dorsei the remarks
Oi the gen.lemin from Lawrence Mr. Cobb
The ayes aud noes were deaandej which re
-uited IN .yes "a: noes l6.
Dir. CULLEN moved TO postpone the further
cossiderat Cd of the question until wednesday
n o'clock.
Sir. BENNETT hoped the thing would be
closed up Immediately.
Mr.. THOMPSON thought by postponiug.
Senator's would learn the value of the Evening
Gazette. and they would the propriefy OF
taking the papers named ia the resolution
Mr. BENNETT moved to lay the resolution
on The table
The ayes and noes being deminjed, resulted
as follows:
AYs-Allison, Bennett. Bonhsm. Bradley,
Brown OF Wells. Cason, Cobb, Corbin, Douglas,
I Finch. FaIIer. Giifbrd, Hord, Hyatt, McCiurg.
Mason, M'lliken. Moore, O5ler, Reagan, Rich
moud, Stages. Terry. Van Baskirk. Ward.
Wrght-2G.
NoFs--Bnker. b .esol, Brown of Hamilton,
Cullen. Dunning, Eaglish. Hanna, jenkins,
Marshall, Newlin. Noyes, Williams. Woods
ID
Mr DUNSIYG reported from the Commit
tee appointed to wait upon the Governor, that
His Exceliency would be ready to deliver his
message tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Ne MASON offered a resolution that a Com
mittee be appointed TO make arrangements to
buy the stationery for the Senate.
Mr.. CULLEN was opposed to the resolution
offered BIZ the gentleman from Hancock. Last
session there Was a Committee appointed who
made an investigation into the method of pro-
curing stationery. and thought the resolution
unnecessary.
Mr. MASON said he only wanted something
70 act upon as n blss and get at the thing.
Me. BENNETT offered substitute tba.
each member OF the Senate and officers thereof.
buy such stationery they might need, not to
exceed s., aud that the State Librarian keep
an account OF the same
Mr. CULLEN moved to inser, in the blank
s25.
Mr.. - moved to amend By putting the
words SIS.
Mr. OYLER hoped the amendment to the
amendment would not be adopted, as the active
members the floor would use more station
airy than could be purchased for SIS.
Nc. BROWN. OF Wells, moved that the
matter be referred to a Select Committee of
three
Committee was appointed to act with
Committee from the House. to make arrange
nents for opening the sessions of the Senate
with PRAYER
The President appointed Messrs. Cobb.
Van Buskirk and Beeson as said Committee
On motion of Mr. Wood, the Senate adjourn.
ed until Tuesday morning. at 9 o'clock
HOUSE-The House was called to order at
at ten minutes past two o'clock ty Hon John
The roll was called and quorum answered
10 their names.
The Speaker announced the Legislature con-
yened pursuant to the Governors proclamation;
and also announced the House reldy for bus
mess.
The credentials of the following members
were presented
John Mckee, of Dubois; James L. Wright. of
Spencer; PASCAL a Pinney, of johnson;
-, of Laporte Harvey w. Epson, of Kos
cusko; John Calwell, of Clinton
Mr. BRANHAM moved that a committee of
three be appointed to Inform the Senate that the
House had convened, and is now revdy for bust.
ness
Mr.. BROWN. of Jackson, moved to recon
slider the vote just taken Affirmative, 76; Neg
alive %
Mr.. BROWN moved to amend by inserting
the name of the clerk instead of those Of the
COMMITTEE. lt was so ordered by the House
Mr. NEWCOMB offered a neutrality-suspicious.
ing Hon. John q. Petit as Speaker for the pres
eDt session
Mr. HENDRICKS called for the ayes and
noes.
running debate sprung up between Brown,
of Jackson. aud Newconb, Of Marion The
former believed no indorsemeut was necessary
and the latter defending his resolution in order
TO lag down precedent
Mr. NEW COMB offered substitute which
endorsed all the officers
The ayes and noes being demluded the vote
stood as follow: sves, g.; noes, none
Mr.. NEWCONB offered a resolution stating
how many employees may be assigned to the
heads OF the different Departments
Alter some amendments had been offered and
withdrawn, the resolution finally passed as Of
fered
The member from Laporte offered a resolu-
ton adopting the rules of the last House until
Others are established by this House
Nj RROW Y oh al h. IL. IL.
rules of the last House were the rules of this
House until differently provided for
The member modified bis resolution so as to
revise the rules of the last House
Motion lost
Mr.. BROWN moved that two hundred copies
Of the rules of the House be printed and
plseed on the desks of the members
decision being called for on the resolution
offered by the member from Liporte. Mr.. Brown
Withdrawing bis motion. and a vote being taken
resulted az follows: ayes, ~; noes 30.
Mr. STEWART offercda resolution tender
ing the nss OF the House 70 NJ. Uniac. for this
evening.
no quorum voting the question was again
presented. aud still no quorum
The SPEAKER then ordered the roll called.
aud 69 members answered to their names.
y message from the Senate was received, an
uouncing that the Senate was organized and /
had appointed Senator's Dunning aud Wright to
confer with his Excellency and receive propo-
sitions from him.
The question again occurring upon the reso-
luton offered by Mr. Stewart. aud the ayes
aud noes being called, resulted follows
Ayes, o. Noes. o..
Mr.. HENDRICKS moved to take from the
table the message from the Senate.
On motion, IL was ordered that the resolution
be concuTred in, and thst'a Committee be ap.
pointed.
The member from Lagrange Mr. Griffith
offered a resolution endorsing the Committees
apFo nted las; session.
After some discussion it was Withdrawn.
Mr.. BOYD offered a resolution requesting the
Auditor Of State TO furnish the amount of ex-
penses of the last House. and that the same be
published 10 the Daily Journal
Mr. THATCHER moved 20 amend by add
Ing the Daily Herald
The resolution was modified, and the amend
ment withdraw. The passage Was effected by
striking oGt Journal. aad requesting the Auditor
10 reuort 20 the House