The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

Were the vslus Of property does no, exceed
500. Recommending iis passage
The report vas c0ncuFred in. and the bill read
the second time.
ArTORSEr's LIKSs.
Mr.. coRBIN, from the Committee on Be
nesolent Institutions, returned the bill II X.
No. 61l 20 tntiile Aitorneys 10 bold Liens, 90
I judgments, recommending lie passage
The report Vas eoncurred in, and the bill read
t, the second time
Mr.. ALLISON, from the judiciary Commit
tee. returned the bill 5. No. 100 TO authorize
parties to sell and CONVEX trust estates and 10
reinvest the proceeds thereof; Recommending
its indefinite pos,ponemeni.
The report vas concurred 10.
Mr.. NILES SAID, he introduced. bat did not
prepare this bill, and bad not committed himself
10 lie favor. Il vas once reported on favorsbly,
but be vas glad when Is vas recomnitted.
COURTS OF CANCELLATION.
Mr.. OYLER. from the Committee on Organ
izstion OF Courts, returned the bill h. X. 43l
20 repeal an Act 70 establish courts Of coneilis-
ton, Recommending its passage.
The report was coneurred il, and the bill
read the second time.
RAILRoRD FARE
Ms CASON, from the judiciary Committee,
returned the resolution Of inquiry concerning the
reduction Of fare on railroads. not to exceed
three cents per mile; recommending that it lie
on the table, as legislation thereon Is mex
pedent
Mr. CAS0N. The Committee thought il
would be unconstitutional to attempt TO regulate
the rates oil fare of corporations having no such
restrictions 10 their charter. He did not think
the Legislature should take upon itself the con-
troll Of the private affairs OF corporations or in
dividuas
The Senate refused TO concur in the report,
upon a divsion--afirmstive Ia, negative 81.
On motion by Mr. MOORE, the resolution
and report were referred to a Select Committee
Of five. which the President made to consist of
Messrs Moore, Williams, Brown of Wells.
CCroin and Culver.
TIE SALE or RAILROADS.
Mr.. REAGAN, from the Committee OF Cor
porations. returned the bill rs. No. 206l supple
mental to the act of March 3. 1855, recon-
mending its passage.
The report was concurred in and the bill read
the second time.
SHERIFF AND CORONER DEEDS.
Mr.. ALLISON. from the Judiciary Commit
tee, returned the bill S. No. ~ prescribing the
form of deeds to be used by Sherffs and Coro-
The report was cohcurred in.
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.
Mr.. OYLER, from the Committee on Elections.
returned the bill IS. No. 22ll for the punish
ment OF officers of elections for receiving illegal
votes recommending its passage.
The report was coDcurred in and the bill read
the second time.
DIsQUALIFYISo VOTERS
~ 4
tons, returned the bill 8. No. 220l disaualily-
ing certain persons from voting in this State, re-
commenting its reference to the Judiciary Com
mittee. that the constitutional question therein
contained may be reported upon.
The report Was concurred in.
WHITE RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Mr.. WARD. from the Committee on Corpo-
rations, returned the bill s. No Oil supple
mental to An Act to incorporate the White
River Navigation Company, recommending its
passage
The report was concurred in and the bill read
the second time.
GRAND JURORS.
Dir. CULLEN. from the Committee on the
Organization OF Courts. returned the bill IS No.
l56l TO amend section Ia Of An Act TO limit
the number of grand jurors, recommending its
passage
The report was concurred in and the bill read
the second time.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr.. WARD. from the Committee on Corpo-
rstions returned the bill 5. No 1891 to amend
An Act 10 incorporate the indianapolis Insu-
rance Company, recommending its passage.
The report was concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. ALLISON, the bill was
considered as engrossed, read the third time and
finally passed the Senate by yeas "a, nays 5.
BREWER IrGIsLArIvERKPoRTs.
Mr.. BROWN, of Wells, offered the follow
lug:
WHEREAS, The Daily Journal has through its columns,
Informed the Senate that 1t would discontinue the pnb
cation Of the RREvIsR REPoRrs ana whereas its columns
Of this morning iden Of the execution OF such de-
terminate n and the substitution Obj nesgre reports
Of the Senate proceedings, therefore
Resotred, Tna the Senae hereby discontinue its sub
crpton TO said paper from and after this date and that
the Secretary inform the propeors Of said paper Of the
passage of this res 5luiion.
Mr.. BENNETT objected to the introduction
OF the resolution at the present time; IL would
probably induce discussion that would take up
the remsinder Of the session.
The Senate refused to suspend the order of
business for the purpose Of considering the reso
luton by yeas IA, nays IS.
And then the Senate adjourned (under the
rules,) till ? O'Clock P. N. TO morrow.