The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Mr.. ol LER offered a resolution recitn. that
WHEREAS, it has come 10 the knowledge OF
( the senate that House bill No. 4. has been
from a mistake Of the facts, Understood by the
House 10 be amended by the senate. when the
fact Is 10 was not amendsl ky this holy: there
fore. Essofrsd that a committcc or three be
appointed 10y this Scnste - act with commit
lee of three on the part Of the House. for the
purpose 81 inquiring into the facts - 10 wheth-
cr sAld bill was amended 10y tho senate.
Mr.. q. thought there wa. not senator upon
this floor who would have the hardihood t.
contend that the bill referred u Wa. ever
amended in the senate.
Mr. BENNETT undertook q say that no
one can show that this body ever made AN
amendment To the House bin No. A.. simply
eoncurring in the report does not adopt \
law
Mr.. COBB declared The tamperin4, with this
bill down night forgery; and denounced the
gully party m 10 measured terms.
Mr. Ol LER also denounced il a. an outrage;
and insisted on the passage of his resolution.
Mr. tOlBlN was II opinion that this bill
has been - entanglcd Tor the purpose II de-
featinS 1T and coun~ellcd the getting, OF IL back
IN SUN shape - viii secure II. ultimate pas
sage.
Mr. CASoN insisted that accor.li.g a. TN.
custom 81 coucurring in committee rcports
a. practiccd last session. amendments 10 the
hill II. Il. & were adopted by the senate.
MIR. BROWN. ii " ELL. read from the BRr-
WEIR LEGISLATIVE REPORTS 81 last session 20
sustain the record a. found In the senate jour-
nal.
MIR. olLER withdrew his resolution:
Mr.. pONNEl offered The following:
R-sxref. That tho s~crst.ry of -. s..a,. i.or.
Seuais a. o. came frsm tbs uoua wtseu, ssy .rssd.
m,ut ,ssrssf and shs, q asy aassd-snt ws - is,ed
ssii.f uufosnasd. .ud thst ,hs ssn,. s-,sd,ths
sail pili a. htsn. lssaIl' pastes bes tr4shs. s.ss
stinr ~len q passed lls Ace. 49, g. nat to-
- q a . - arn.s ~ hsl a.. ~
toe A'ase ar rr's teni - .As ssaas. Aas approved
- tsv oo.cfu.f
Mr.. CA>oN 81 u smcnd the resolution
bN requesting the House o. return The hin -
the senate after 20 has retun.idered its action.
On motion of Mr.. BENNETT TIN. Anend-
mont va. laid ou the table hy YEA. -, n.v. 49,
Mr.. CHAPMAN read copy Il the message
from the senate g. the House announcing the
passage 90 the hill. and gave a hi.torV ~ IN.
matter from first g. last.
Mr.. Mills saiJ that De- Wss Il opinion that
fht amendments reported ty the Committee Il
tlte ll>t session were adopted. hu. that thew
were subsequently, waived. Tho hill. a. all
~suat.rs viii remember. was passed without
tllr amsndmr Mt. aud lac thought the state
mfuts contained la The resolution II The >sna-
tar frum Ohio substantially corro,t. lie voted
fer thc liil rslust 8utiy n cbuIcc Y ~ - aud
ib.,l az VI hass q lsis oidniSn. Sue ,..ua-
t..f- ~ thsi 'he hihwill le1dto crrai Frauds.
lt IL trur that fil, commissioners can act frat,l-
uirutlN. and hc -nttcd that the bin could
not htsc hr,u batter gutrJcl lui the State
must employ Az Mt O. transact IT, business
aud d. voted fUr the liil with the hope ct hay-
ns tht sinking Fund Invested 90 thr earliest
PRACTICABLE, moment u oar state houd. a.
a moan. ~ corruption. hut Z" -et it out 81 the
Way 81 being corruption fraud, - n is liable
o. Dee while rcmainins in the coh,r, Il the
state
Mr.. CULLEN moved q smend ~ siding
O. the resolution provision that u bc cent 20
the Governor.
Mr. HANNA demanded the previous ques-
unu, and under o.. operation the amendment
Vas agreed O.. and the resolution a. amended
y a- adopted.
NM ocAripN ga ooUSr, sExrs.
VT. RICHMOND. from the Committee ON
s9nnty aud Township business. returned the
; V''' IL IL - 10 amend SECTIONS one and two