The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-18

The Journal OF yesterday was read ana cor
rected.
AProRrroSnESr on REPRESENTATION.
The PRESIDENT. pro te,n. announced the
committee authorized by Mr. CeIluns resolution
Of Tuesday afternoon. viz: Messrs. Cullen.
Hanna. Cason. Corbin. Chapman. and Brown OF
Hamilton.
On motion by Mr.. Wright. the bill a. R No
- 10 amend sections 6, :. 10, IL 10 10, 20, 80
and 80 of the Road and Supervisors Act, APP
proved March 4. 1889. was read the first time
by title and reported TO the committee on Roads
couRr OF CANCELLATION
On motion by Mr. Mason the H. r. No. %
to repeal the Act to esttblish courts of Coucili-
alton. etc. approved January II, 1852. was
read the ffst time and referred TO the Committee
on organiz ation of Courts.
REPRESENTATIONS ~ CONGRESS
Mr.. CAsoN oflereithe following concur
rent resolution:
Resolpcd BY the Senate OF Indiana. the
House OF Representatives concurring herein. J
That the Constitution of the United States
ought to be so amended a % cause the Repre-
sentatiyes in Congress 10 be apportiOned among
the several States according to the number OF
male inh abi,ants over the age of 81 wears who
are by the Constitution and laws OF the said
States respectively entitled u vote at general
elections ia said States
Res0lred, That our Senators in Congress be
instructed and our Representatives. requested
20 their influence 10 procure the passage of
such an amendment OF the Constitution OF the
United States. as Is indicated in the foregoing
resolution. 70 be proposed TO TIE several States
for ratification.
Mr. COBB looked upon these proceedings "a
wrong. He moved 20 refer the resolution 10 the
Committee on Federal Relations
The motion was agreed 10.
The REGULAR oRpER.
On motion by Mr.. HANNA. the pending or
der vas dispensed With. aud the regular order
was resumed. upon a division Of the House
affirmative 81: negative IL
PETITIONS
Mr.. THOMPSON presented petition con
corning the liquor trsfic. which referred to
the Committee on Temperance, without reading.
REPORTS PROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BONHAM from the Committee on Fl
nance. returned the oil. 5 No 202. making AZ
propriations for the present session, recommend
ing - passage. with an amendment adding a
section appFopriating 81 99i o. 10 pay interest
on the Nincennes University bonds due in ls65
and sSl> = for the failure 20 paw the interest
in lr63-6f
Nr. CULLEN, from tie Committee on Ca
malls and Internal Improvements returned the
bill, ; No So'. authorizing certain persons
therein named 70 Gig canal, recommending its
passage.
Mr. BONHAM. from he Select Committee
thereon, Tetcrue1 the seventh Judicial Circuit
Court bill, ;. No. 215. recommending it. pas
sage
Mr. MASON opposed concurrence on ae.
count Of Is unfairuess 20 Hancock county
Which reports we're severaliy concurrec in
NEw PROPORTIONS
Mr.. COBB introduced bill : No 2i3l for
81 Act . smeud Section 80 OF an Act repeal
ins al general laws f0s the Incorporation OF Cit
ies. - provide for the Incorporation Of citiss.
etc, approved March ,, 1891.
The Common Council nav change the course
OF Hsers raining through or Eear cities. regu-
late ferric- IT
M FAW TkR Introduced billfs No ga
- a. act 10 designate whai officers shall be
- " each House OF the General Assembly.
~ .%Is heir compensation
nohO introduced bin : No Ok IA,
=, az ned Sec = Of the general practice
-. -1e y. le52 concerning olirctions q
- Aty action pending Ia the several
- we're severaily read the e.. ,f,,.
a ~ a introduced bill = ~ oIe,
'o' - . repeal sections 43 and a. ., an 80;
pfe'0ng Who may make a will. "a. So,