Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
INDIANA
SENATE
THURSDAY, January 10. 1865.


THURSDAY, January 10. 1865.
The Senate met at 3 o'clock q. N.
The reading of the journal wssdispensed with
and
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the biIr directing the treasurer 20 repay the
moneys borrowed By the governor, pending Al
the hour OF sdisurnment Yesterday.
Mr.. Hanna (beipg entitled TO the hoor) spoke
A length IN favor Of his Substitute ir the Oil
and showed from figures that the orIgin.l oih
which wiuslow, LaDier 4 20, SZo'ozf "a, ioF
interest on the money advanced 70 pay tne
states interest money. He made a general
speech.
Mr.. Corbiu followed on the same side.
Mr.. Oyler and Mr.. DEDning spoke at length,
politically, in favor Of the original bill.
Mr.. Bradley had leave to withdraw his amend
ment, but be Immediately offered in lieu thereof
the following
strike out from the enacting clause and insert
That the sum Of sir hundred and forty thous
and dollars and such further sum ss may be ne
cessary 70 pay the interest al the rate oil seven
Der cent. Der snnum on such sums as have been
advsnced by parties to pay the interest on the
state dept IL hereby appropriated TO pay the 10
terest due from the state 20 Der bond holders
and upon the passage and approval of this act
that the auditor Of State is directed 10 draw hi'
warrant on the treasurer OF the state of Indians
in favor OF the treasurer Of state for said amounts
10 10 and including the January interest. A D
1865. which said SUN Of money is hereby placed
under the control of the treasurer OF the state
Of Indiana, Who is authorized. empowered anc
directed. to paw To the owners Of the bonds, such
interests as may be due thereon. or to the holdei
of the receipts OF such bond holders Tor such IN
terest when properly assigned and also. in
terest as above, to pa-ties making advancement
10 pay interest on the state debt. and the SAX
treasure: of state IL directed to take proper re
ceipts for such interest or an assignment TO tn
state of receipts. given to bond-holders Tor inter
&c due upon our public debt
Whereas, An emergency exists for the Im
mediate taking effect of this act. therefore,, tn
same shall be in force ana effect from. and ate
in passage.
Mr.. McCiurg obtained the floor. bat gave va,
for the recess till 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The special order for this hour, being th'
governors message, il was postponed till to
morrow afternoon.
The report of the treasurer of state was pre
scented, and I 900 copies ordered to be printed.
A message from the governor announced 1
r. Solgrove as executive messenger, tprivst
secretary.
The consideration OF the bill pending tai
morning vas resumed.
Messrs. McClurg, Douglass. Clifford, Maso
and Cobb continued the debate in opposition :
the original. and
Messrs. Allison, Noyes and Thompson mad
general speeches in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Bradley's amendment was laid on 10
table. by yeas %, nays l9. rs follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison. Bennett. Bouhau
Brown, Of Hamilton, CasoD. Chapman, Corbir
Cullen. Culver. Davis, Douglas, Dunnine
Dykes. Fuller, Hyatt. Mason. Miiligan. Nile'
Moves. Oyler. Peden. Richmond. Terry, ThomE
son. Van Buskirk, Ward, Wood. Wright-29.
Noes-Mcssrs Baker. Bowman. Bradley. Car
son, Cobb, Downey. English. Finch, GifforC
Hanna, Hord, jenkins. Marshall. Moore, Mt
Clurg, Newlin. Stages. Vswter. Wiiliams-l9.
Mr.. Hanna's substitute was also laid on the Il
ble-33 to Is.
The bill was finally passed 6y yeas SO; nay
IL; as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison. Beeson. Bennett, Boz
nam ,, Bradley, Brown of Hamilton. CasoI
Chapman, Cobb. Cullen. Culver. Davis. Downey
Cunning. Dykes. English, Finch. Calf. GiforC
Hord, Hyatt, Jenkins, Milligan, McClur;
Niles. Moves. Ovler. PedeR. Richmond, Terr'
Thompson, Van Buskirk, Vawter. Ward, Woo
and sWright-36
Nays-Messrs. Barker. Bowman Carson. Co
bin, Douglas. Fuller. Marshall, Mason, Moor
NewIn. Stages and Williams-l3
The Senate then adjourned till to-morrow at
o'clock p. m.