Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-01

Senate amendments to Mr. Shosf, Of Aliens.
dog bill. . were sexerallH concrrred In

Senate amendments to Mr. Shosf. Of Aliens >.
dog biii, {. were severslly concurred in.
SCHOOL srII-sPEcIsL oRrER
Mr.. Gregory. of Warren, called for the special
order. House oil l7s-the common school bill.
Agreed 70.
Sundry amendments were considered and dis
posed Of one way or the other.
Mr. Cofro,h's motion, submitted some days
ago. to insert the word " white" before the word
children" wherever il occurs in the bill, came
up That gentleman INSISTED that the children
OF mulassces and negroes were not entitled TO
benefits under the bill
The vote OF mis- motion Was as follows:
AIEs-Nessrs- Albeit, Banta, Bird. Boyd.
Burton, BurweIl, Buskirk, Coffroth Cook ,Croan,
Crook. Emerson, Ferris. Foulke. Goodman,
Glazebrook. Gregg. Gregory of Montgomery
Gregory OF Warren, Griffith, Groves, Hanrick
Hargrove, Harrison. Hershey, Hoover, Howard
Hunt, Lane, Lee. Lemon. Lopp, Major. Mere
dith. Miller of Clinton. MiIroy. Montgomery,
McVey, Nevcomb, O'Brien, Ollemau, Osborn
Patterson. Perrigo. Rice, Richard. Richardson
Roach, Shosf OF Allen. Shoaff Of jay. Spencer
Stenger. Stivers. Stringer. Thacher. Epson
Veach, WEIGH, White. Whiteside, Woodruff
Wright. Mr.. Speaker-64
NoEs-Messrs. Atkinson. Bonner. Burnes
Chambers. Church. Cox, Henricks, Higgins. Ho
gate, Johnson. Kgore. Lockhart. Reese
Rhosds, Riford, Sabin, Sim, Truser. Willis
Woods-20.
Mr.. Gregory, of Warren, moved TO strike oui
section los, which is to the effect that teach
ers in the common schools shall teach the prin-
ciples of the national and state governments 90
far as the same may be practicable. and shall in
cucate in the minds OF the people love Of
country" The teachers would teach as the,
pleased on this subject any how.
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Spencer demanded the
yeas and nays, Mr.. Spencer saying that be de
sired to get good scht oil bill as possible a
this period in the history of the state
Mr. Kilgore. Then you had better LET tha
section remain.
Mr. Brown. Oh E, you teach that down il
Delaware, anyhow.
Mr. Kilgore. They need it all the more dowr
in jackson.
Finally Mr. Gregory's motion prevailed an,
the section was stricken out.
Mr. Higgins moved TO strike gu, all section
from 80 to 49, inclusive-reative TO the dutie
of school examiners
Mr.. Higgins said that his object 10 moving Il
strike out these sections was to get rid of grant
ing additional powers to the school examiner as
Was contemplated by them. He was not will
ing that the voice OF the people in such vita
matters as those relating to their schools should
be everrdden by the dictation, authority and ca
price, i, might be. of one man.
Mr.. Rhods opposed Mr.. Higgins motion ant
argued at length for the retention of the sec
tons.
Mr.. Brown argued Tor the retention of tn
school examiner His was very important of
fee If this law to be passed he desired Il
have it perfected previously as nearly as pos
sible
Mr.. Lane was decidedly opposed to striking
IL. II -.
The examiner, if be was disposed TO exercise hi
powers arbitrarily the trustee would hold hin
in check, he therefore most earnestly hope,
that the friends of education would stand b.
these sections and vote down the proposition o
Mr. Higgins.
Messrs Wright, Coffrotb. Reed, Rhods an,
Others pursued the debate,
Mr. Higgins amendment was lost.
Mr. Miller Of Clinton, Mr. Olleman. and Mr.
Griffith argued an amendment proposed by III
first named gentleman. allowing the school ex
amner 50 instead D. 81 per day
The gentleman from johnson aud Morgan
| (Mr Olleman) moved an amendment allowing
the examiner $500 per annum for other service
than those for which he was to be paid So pc
day.
Mr. Brown moved TO table all the amend
ments.
Pending Mr. Browns motion, Messrs. Rhods
Spencer. aud Griffith pursued the argument.
The chair. saying that he had forgotten that
motion to Law on the table was not debatable, o
it would have been stopped long ago, put tn
question.
Mr. Browns motion with regard 20 5000 pc
year was carried
Mr. Browns motion TO table the arnendmen
substituting So for 81 per day WAS lost
Mr.. Spencer offered amendment to the 75tl
section
Mr. Howard offered AN amendment to th
amendment, which was accepted BY Mr. Spencer
and disposed of Lost
Mr. Hogate offered an amendment 10 the effec
that this law shall go into force alter its pubica
tiOn instead of from and after it passage
Mr. Coffroth suggested that the emergenc,
clause had better be retained and the proper
state officer be instructed to print sufficien
number of copies for state circulation.
Mr.. Hogste accepted the amendment and i
carried
Mr. Newcomb offered verbal amendment
Mr. Harrison an amendment in amendment
Both disposed of.
Mr. Spencer demanded the previous question
Seconded by Messrs. Gregory. RhOds and
twenty others.
Put; the bill CONSIDERED read the third time and
passed-yeas 76, nays l0--Messrs. Bird, Good
man, Hargrove, Hart, Lemon. Lopp, Richards
Sim, Sullivan of Scott, and Wright voting in
the negative.
Mr.. Coffroths bill, 43, abolishing courts Of
Cancellation was taken up and psssed--yeas 20
nays 4
On motion of Mr. Spencer the House adjourned
until ~ o'clock tonight.
NIGHT SESSION.