Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24

those Who receive bounties fOf going. here
was q osrbarty ia the i3es that - could not pol
crate
Tn, amendment "a, agreed ,o-isHrusaii,e
80. negative not counted
Section 4. ss amended, vas adopted
Section being read.
Mr.. Cullen moved 10 ameod 40 a. 10 prohibit
persons Who receive pensions from the govern
meat from enjoying the benefits ofths provisions
OF this bill.
On motion by Mr.. Woods, the section ras
snended 6y s1ding the words "aad IT. the said
child be motherless. four dollars per moath.'
Section 7. as smended. vas adopted 49,
Section being rad. eve
Oa motion BY Mr. Cullen, the section Was
amended so TO require the township trustee.
as the disbursing officer Of said fu.ds. to give
bond teabe acceptance 81, thescouaiyr conmls
sioners ia abe sum OF double the amount -hieh
may come into BE hands 80
section 9. ssamendei was sdopted.@ -
Section vas adopted.
Section 10 being read
Mr. Corbin moved 10 strike out all in the sec
tion after the word act in the sixth line. Civ
Ing the governor authority 70 appoint one or
more eissrens in am county TO act IA. The place
OF he coan " CON mi.sioners in carrying out the
provisions OF this act The placing OF that
power in the hands OF the COVE nor is certain
iy impracticsble The authority is very great
lie opposed the idea OF entirely ignoring the home
law making pouer. bot favored fbe idea keapirg
that powerss s<sr'tbe people as possible. Tina
provision OF the resolution was going entirely too
FAR
Mr. Oyler opposed the amendment contend
ing that il does not affect the good man. the
honest msn-the rnan who psIy due regard to
his oath. I46.W III H#8a
Mr.. Bradley Hvored the amendment
r. Mr. Williams moved to amend the amendment
by striking out the whole section. Ii is going a
good way to presume that county commission
ers will not obey the laws of the land -,
/. Mr. Richmona moved TO lay ths amendment
and the amendment TO the amendment on the
table
Nj. Williams withdrew bis amend ment
The committee refused 10 lay the amend meD
Mr. Corbin's,1 on the table upon division
yeas Is. nays 70.
Mr. Bennett moved to substitute the word:
Judge of the Circuit Court in place OF the word
governor"
On motion of Mr. Brown. of Wells, thi.
amendment was laid on the table. -
Mr. Niles moved 70 reconsider the vote b,
which the committee refused 20 lay the amend
ment Dir COrbin's,) on the table. t.- 8.
Mr. Hord was OF opinion that the whole sec
ton should be stricken out Let this power e
man Nbefc O1ueT inasests VI mis- stho arc usu
ally vested. ....s 81. =, e-.r. -. .4s :.
Mr. Dunning could see no evils that woule
result from leaving this section in the bill
On motion by Nj Cobb the motion 70 recon
slider upon division Affirmative %, negative
The amend ment Mr. Corbin'sD was agreed .,
upon aldivision-a affirmative %. negative 81.
On motion OF Mr. Cullen section 90 wa
amended by adding thereto these words: ''An'
said person or persons so appointed by the com
missioners shall give bond as required of salt
trustee In section of this act"
Section 10 as amended was adopted.
| Section IL was adopted.
Section IL being read
Mr. Corbin moved 10 strike OUT of the section
all allowing the commissioners to borrow none,
10 antcipatiou OF the revenue to be derived frou
the tax levied by this bill. His objection wa:
the mixing MP the various finds belonging Il
she county with this fund; the tax might neve
be collected and there were great many othe
WAYS in which trouble may ensue.
| Mr. Oyler thought we might as well have M
bill at all as far the relief of suffering is con
cerned for at least year, for it is evident tina
the taxes levied under this bill cannot be col
| lected in less than that time.
I On motion by Mr.. Bradley the amendment wa
laid on the table.
Mr. Oyier moved TO insert the words ".nd re
qured, before the words "to borrow" -
Mr. Williams made an Intellectual motion t
I lay the amendment ON the table. =
| Mr.. Brown. OF Wells, was OF opinion there il
no necessity for these words in the bill Indeet
his county did not desire this bill They would
take care Of soldiers families without any stat
ute on the subject. He was opposed to requiring
county commissioners to do what their own FEEL
| ings or humanity would necessarily lead them Il
do FSWW \ HfeE EFu
Mr.. oylefwished TO mako thislaw imperative
and consequently urged upon the committee the
advantages of the proposed amendment.
Mr.. Corbin regarded it an insult to county
commissioners, to inser. these words, and for tia
reason he opposed the amenpment.
The amend ment was agreed TO upon divis
ion-affirmative 20. negative not counted.
Section - "a amended. was adopted.
Sections l3, IA, Is and 10 were adopted
!, On motion by Mr. Bennett, the vote by which
section 10 was adopted was reconsidered. . ,. y
On motion by Mr. Bennett, section 10 wa:
stricken out upon a division-afiirmatve 90
negative 10
Mr.. Oyler moved to amend by adding the this
section, repeating the county act Of May ls
1861
On motion BY Mr. Culver. the amendment wa:
laid on the table
Os motion by Mr.. Cullen, the committee re
considered the vote by which section 3 wa.
adopted. 49,
Mr.. Cullen moved to amend BY striking GU,
the words ION the LIST Tuesday in April and TO-
sorting in lieu tbereof the words, ION the last
Monday in Mafchi' saJfhh1 gG4a
Mr. Cason opposed the Amendments, and or
his motion it laid the table.
On motion by Mr. Hord. the section was
amended by inserting after the time the bill fixes
these words: Aud u many times the board
Of commissioners may -equire
The section, as amended was adopted.
Section IL was adopted.
Mr. Lieutenant Governor moved that the com.
mittee recommend to the Senate TO strike out
that portion ofthe bill which makes dscrimins
tion between citizens OF the state. sas
Mr. Chapman msde an Intellectual motion to
Law this motion on the table, 80
The motion was then agreedto.
Mr.. Bennett moved to reconsider the vote by
which SECTION l was adopted. that he might move
to make the 5ssis of this bill on the needy sol
diers
On motion by Mr. Hord the committee rose
and reported progress
The report was coacurred 10. except the part
striking out the 10Th section. and the rerommen-
dalton concerning iiscri limitations. .
The Senate refused 10 concur in the amend
mens Of the committee Of the whole. striking
out section 10. By yeas % nays 24-tbe lieuten :
ant governor voting in the negative.
The recommendation OF the committee to re
consider the vote by which the Senate struck
g.. - - IL 4. ~