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

on the Iellure OF TIE 1rat -sctlon OF amendment
reported By the gentleman from Jefferson Mr.
Wright be should bare voted IN the negative :.
and be obtained leave 20 20 record bic vote
Mr. Br.uham snd Mr.. stuckey submitted
eIsims which sere referred vithout reading
Mr.. Bukrk presented the claim Of Joseph Z.
Mcdonald AMI Mr. Cofroth the claim Of Elder.
Hsrkoess 4 Bingham. which was also referred.
BILLS INSTITUTED.
Mr. Branham, Isl providing for uniform rates
Of interest on sinking fund bonds. rrfTo
Mr. Wbiteslde. lS5, relative 70 bounties grant
ed by county commissioners. Referred 20 4
lect esmmiitse-sf
Mr. LasseIe, 1S6. amending section 50 OF an
act amending the general banking Law.
Mr White. 40. ameoding section Of an act
regulating fees Of oficers-msking taxes for
fees IN certain cases. uniform.
Mr.. Harrison moved that the rules be suspend
ed and the bill read a second time. Lost-yeAs
Ar. Ioh4 mbers. lsl. defining the duties Of in
surascs sgen ts--requiring deposit Of $50 600,
with the auditor OF state by each company, or
agent, before beginning business--fIing other
details. aud prescribing penalties. Referred to .
join; special committee OF insurance
SOLDIERS SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. ki.gore called - Dill 7,-iltFoduced by
Mt Branham. providng for suffrage By persons
without the limits Of the State in the service oil
the United States.
The bill could not be found on the files, and
some alteration followed between gentlemen
psrsicul arly Nessrs. Brown and lNeweomb- = 3
AMr.- Brown said Mr. Speaker, L hopea-she
House at this time will not compel me 10 return
the bill ana then have it read the second time
On Yesterday morning when the bill was reported
To the House, leave was granted TO the minority
| of the copmittee to make q minority report for
| the reason thar all the members Of the commit
tee we're no, advised Of the time the committee
would meet The minority of the committee
have not yet had reasonable time to make the
report As soon "a the report can be made il
will De done, and the bill will be returned 70 TIA
| House | see no necessity for bringing this bill
through The House in this manner. Give every
| gentleman fair chance and respect bis rights
| Mr. Kilgore the Chairman OF the judicisr,
committee. informed the gentleman from Jack
son that the judiciary committee meet, and th'
| gentleman from Jackson directed him to repre-
sent him.
! Mr. Browu--I was informed by the chairman
| OF the judiciary committee that thu. COMMITTEE
would meet. and also informed him that coulC
not. st the time indicated. be with the committee
In reference to authorizing him TO act for me
! the facts are these: He said he hoped / would
| meet with the committee and vote right upon th'
bill allowing soldiers to vote. that bill wonlt
| be taken into consideration by the committee.
replied by telling him that thought shoult
vote in opposition to him, and told him to max
! q minority report for me.
1 Mr. Newcomb-I deny the truth of the state
ment.
1 Mr. Brown-I rise to a priyiled question. Doe
the gentleman from Marion say that my state
| ment in reference 10 the conversation had be
tween him and myself is untrue?
Mr.. Newcomb. do.
Mr.. Brown Then all have to say to tn
gentleman from Muncie in reference to this mat
ter is. that be lies
- Order Order Order -
Mr. Lasselle made dicnfed and forcible sp
peal. relative to the practice which had obtained
during the present session In taking up bushes
\ out OF the regular order. He demonstrated tina
| il was necessary that should proceed parlia
u entarily, as well SIS courIeousy towards eacl
other.
Mr. Rhods moved that FIVE hundred copies o
the order be printed
Mr. Beckett suggested, in amendment. 20t
| copies.
Finally il was agreed to print three hundrel
copies.
SPECIAL oRpER-coNMos SCHOOLS.
Mr. Rhods called up bill. l7s. providing for
general system of common schools the officer
thereof, and their respective powers. and thel
duties, and matters properly connected there
with, AID for the establishment and regulation
Of township libraries.
! Mr.. Rhods moved to suspend the consttu
tonal rule regarding the bill read by sections
and read the second time by title only.
4 Not agreed-yeas 10. noes 33-a'conssitutiou
al majority wanting.
The clerk then proceeded to read the bill By
/ sections
Mr. Gregory offered q resolution that the bill
be read third time by title and considered
! further only SO far-~as amendments we're con
cerned Agreed to. VIA Il
Mr. Speaker said that. because of certain sec
tons, which he pointed out. the bill would be re
( quired to be considered in committee OF th,
| whole a.
! Mr. Brsnham suggested that only such sectionI
as related to taxation required TO be considered
/ in committee of the whole He said his object
was TO economic time
Mr.. Gregory said that bis purpose. - y.
l. So it ordered that the bill be considered in
committee of the whole at ? 2. m.
Mr. Speaker reported the following specia
committee on bill los: Messrs White, White
+ side, Wright. Beckett and Church.
! On motion of Mr.. Speaker. the House ad
g