Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

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this state shall teach the principles Of the nat
ional and state governments. so far a. the ssme
may be practicable, and shall inculcate in the
minds Of the people the love Of country.
On motion by Mr. Mason the motion 10 recon !
nit was laid on the table.
DRAINING CALUMET RIVER vALLfT.
The Judiciary committee returned the bill !
n So with amendments recommending its
passage
SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
The committee on finance returned the bill.
II. K. Al. increasing the powers OF sinking fund
commissioners, &c, with amendments. recon-
mending its passage.
THE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.
The question being shall the bill-H. R. rs
pass?
Mr Hord spoke Of the general and particular
objections to the way this long dill of 1873 sec
tons had been pushed through the Senate. He
could not say that be prepared TO vote for the
BILL for il was certainly too oneroGs a burden 10
place upon already overtaxed and over
burdened people.
Mr. Van Buskirk replied to the objections
urged and endeavore1 to convince gentlemen
that they were not well founded
Mr.. Cullen much regretted the fact that this
bill came 10 at 80 late day in the session
W bile he had the utmost confidence in the sbli
~ OF the committee reporting IL. yet be could
not consent TO the passage of the bill without
presenting his objections to the Senate De OBJ
jected particularly TO that part OF section %.
which confers upon the trustee the power of ma
king repairs upon. or Of removing or erecting
school houses. The people of the district have
the right to direc, as to these things aud no man
should disregard that right. He also protested
against the passage of the bill without the
amendment which he had the honor to- offer
short time time since, but which the Senate saw
| ft TO lay on the table. Notwithstanding his ob
jectisns however, be should vote for the bill, re-
| lying upon the record OF the Senate proceedings
to sho~ his position more clearly than his simple
| vote would.
| OFFICIAL PRAoTIoISG.
| On motion By Mr. Niles the amendments to
the bill $ 6 page 3d. were taken up.
Mr.. Williams moved to concur with amend
ment striking out the prohibition so far as il re-
lates 10 recorder.
On motion of Mr.. Bennett the amendment
was laid on the table, by yeas 90. nays H.
Mr. Williams moved 70 indefinitely postpone
| the bill
On motion by Mr. Cullen. this motion was
laid on the table by yeas "a, nays Is
The House amendments were then coneured
| in by yeas q nays Is.
THE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Mr.. Corbin reported in favor of the BILL
The bill was then passed by the. senate, yeas
81, nays 9.
GRANT co. COMMON PLEAS
II On motion by Mr.. Marshall the bill II r. 20s
was read the first time-the second and thirt
times under dispensation of the constitution
al provision and passed by yeas IS, NAYS 0.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1865 AND 1866
Mr. Chapman moved TO take up the seconC
appropriation bill H r. l76
Mr.. Hord moved 20 amend by taking up the
White Water Valley Canal bill H. r So
Mr.. Richmond moved to lay the amendment
, on the table. M motion was agreed to by yea
2S, naysl 10.
the Morgan raid bill, s Is.
Mr.. Cullen moved TO lay this amendment oil
the table
This motion was agreed to by vote of yea
90. nays Is
Mr.. Hord moved to lay the original motion
Mr.. Chspmsn's) on the table.
This motion was rejected by yeas 10, nay
Mr. Csson demanded the previous question.
1t was seconded by % Senators.
Mr.. Hanna made an Intellectual motion--yea
l6. nays 30-to adjourn.
The main question was ordered by yeas 80
naysl3.
The main question being on the motion Mr.
Chapman's, it was agreed to upon a division o
yeas %, nays not counted.
> The general appropriation bill, II. r. l76 Wa
read the first time.
Mr. Chapman made an Intellectual motion
yeas 30, nays $50 suspend the constitu iona
provision and read the bill the second tim
now.
On motion by Mr. Williams the bill was rea
by title only. and referred to the committee Oh
finance
That committee then had leave of absence 70
, | consultation.
!, TIRE MORGAN RAID BILL.
Mr. Cobb moved to take up the Morgan raj
bill. S Is.
. Mr.. English appealed to Senators to take u
this bill and let the House amendments be con
Cured in.
! Mr. Bennett opposed the motion.
On motion of Mr. Cullen the Senate took
recess till ~ p. m.