The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-15
sFNATE.
Tnrnsn.Y. December q. 100.

tHlls IN SENATE
THURSDAY. December -, 100.
Tho PRESIDENT pro feN. called The senate
ON motion b. Dir CLIFFORD. the Fsa.Iing of
yesterday Journal wa dispensed with.
Mr.. DYKES presented remembrance from
the officers u a Mutual Insurance Company.
oi Goshen. against the passage ~ the Till pro-
posing 20 repeal the law Incorporating such
companies; which was referred 70 the Commit
tee on Corporations.
Mr. MIfIIGAN. from the Committee on
Rights and Privileges, returned the bill IL. X.
49, o. amend section Of An Act regarding
e.frays and articles adrift; recommending that
10 lie on the table, a. further iesf~iHtion j.
deemed unnecessary. q III
The report was coneurred in.
RE-LocATIoS OF COUNTY SEATS.
The senate returned % the consideration Of
The bill. II. r. -. amending seeuois1 and 2
Of the relocation q c0untv serts Mt. inter
rupted by the special order Yesterday after
noon. the question being on the amendment
Mr.. Noyes'l then pending.
Mr.. CULLEN Was Il opiuiOu that thi.
nEnfnent, II adpptsl. wOla Kill the bill
Hhiie a. Tho same time il would do no Good
ia fact Or In law.
Mr.. HORD eonId go no objection u incor-
p0r8iing this amendment IN the bill and in
-sTted that Il should b. as,rceyl ~. The bill
gives all the advantages 20 those petitioning for
eAtN-1 tAsir hiiitUIfnfNi - ADOPT
OIL b. should Vote against the entire measure
Mr.. NRlGiils opinion. - 4 constitutional
lawyer, laughter sided with tie senator
from Bartholomew Mr.. II0rdI
Mr.. COBB thought the amendment would
amount 20 nothing. and that the proposition u
the senator from bartholomew ws- untena-
lie. lle therefore opposed III unendInent.
Alr. Mills was not able, from hearing the
Till read. - give an intelligent vote upon IT,
and . better satisfy his own mind. and prOba
L. "a. r
The oh with the pending nnlesducut t. ia.
Judiciary Committee.
Nr. CULLEN objected, wherenpon-
Mr.. NILS Withdrew his motion.
Nr. DOWNEI should vote against Ia,
nmeadm MT with Fiew to Offering one which
he had drawn up since Last evening. and which
nc rad. n II printed below.
Mr.. MOVES renewed tIc motion 10 refer
The hill anil pending amendments to the Judi
cary Committee
On motion Of Mr.. CULLEN, the motion I,
rteT wal laid on the table BY yeas Il. nav, II
Tho amendment was thon rejected by yea
Nr. DJWNEY moved 10 further amend IN,
hiil by adting to section the following:
Iross5sd raofter. Thstsny psrs,n oppoedso sucl
Relocation nay pea an tsfe a against tn appii
"a q aro boand q prove. sui 20 I al pup Sc a,
sAew ih-t Az q the perto ers rot voters. O. 81
At -isu he PETITION, q aftefwsrI sgned a rem,
STRANGE sGaio Fbe SANE. ant the fact OF -ixua,
y sgch .moas.rsn;e may be shown pr M 6Ic,e b
the hitavli a any person who e1mpstsnt wines
IL was adopted, by consent.
ON motion Of Mr.. BROWN Of Wells, tn
amendments We're considered ensrossed, ant
the bill was read the third time.
IL was finally passed by yeas ~. navs &.
On motion 10y Mr.. VAN III ~KIRK the uousi
concurrent resolution adopted BY that bod,
Yesterday concerning the present plan q
guarding the capitol building. was taken IN
and concurred IN.
THE STATE DEBT. q
Mr.. CULLEN, from a majority Of the Specia
Committee on the subject 81 the state debt. re-
turned the State Debt bin II. T.. ~, with ~
amendment striking ont from the enactin.
clause and inserting new mIttcr- Nr. Brad
leNs bill s No. 30
ON motion by Mr. G. the minority rcpor
moi being ready IL WIS., ftft
Cffersr' That the matte d, postponed 4 mad,
n sPsea order for tbs euas at ocloes. ant
when the Seate al luras tsis afternoon il will Il A.,
aei inraed UT al haur.
STATE AGRICULTURE COLLEGE
The senate proceeded 70 the consideration
81 the special order Tor this morning. viz: Mr.
bunniugs bill. :. W. 50. establishing an Agri
cultural College It bloomington. 4 division
o. the question on Mr.. Culvcr's amendmcnt
having Deem deInlnded yesterday, the FIR,
question viii be on striking out.
Mr. OYLER spoke some time i'm response 4
The address of the senator from Ni.o Mr. Han
nal delivered yesterday afternoon: and thef
referred to the matter before the Senate. "A,
did not think our selection Of a location for tn,
Agricultural College should be- confined 10 IN,
three places which have already set up. bid
there, for while he was not rcparcd To say n
which point IL would no betterfor the cOlleg,
10 be located, he did say IL was matter of yer,
great importance and should De- well eonsdered
by Senators before casting their votes. Iii.
present feelings were in favor of locating i
where the largest donation can be obtained
all other things being equal.
On motion by MIR. NILES the further con-
sideration of the subject was p0Stuoncd till t,v
o'clock this afternoon.
VACATION or STREET,. lots. ETC.
Gu motion by Mr.. ALLISON, the Commit
tee on Corporations bill. :. No. l6l, touchin.
the disposition Of lots, streets. alievs publ,
squares aud grounds within the corporal,
limits Of any incorporated city heretofore VI
Gated or hereafter vacated: was taken from IN,
table.
Mr.. a. explained. The bill provides thq
where streets or alleys are vacated the proper
~ shall belong 10 The owners GA either side
where lots are vacated tiev revert - the origi
nal owners, aud where public blocks are ysca
ted they go back to the county town.
Mr.. NILES said the bill was gotten up by
committee 1T the suggestion Of a resolution
offered by himself, aud which win be foun,
printed on page i65 Ct The BREWER LEGIsL A
TIVE REPORTS of last session.
The bill passed the senate ~ yess IL
NAYS Z.
REGISTRY or VOTERS.
NJ. oYLER, from the Committee ON Elec
tons returned Mr.. lhSnpson's bill, ;. No. %
providing Tor registry 81 voters; re,ommen Il
ing that Il lie or The table, as the bill il un
constitutional In that II restrict. the right o.
suffrage.
The report was eoncurred in.
FLANK AND GRAVEL ROADS
Mr.. CULLEN'S bin. :. No -. aathorizin.
plank, NJ Adamized sad gravel read c0mpd
MES u enter upon aiileent lands. and appro
pirate earth, stone. timber. gravel, sand &c.
was read the third time.
10 wa passed the Senate hv yeas 81 nays
THE poG Law
Mr.. MeClurg's hill, {. No. %, t. relieve Of
hcers IN certain css,.s for The year 1869 for vio
iatieu II the prov i,lan- Of IA Act concern in.
she p-Allins dog eis., being read the thir,
q 18s-
NI.-~~rs. OYIEI, AMI ALLISON smoke in on
position o. The bill. and M,-srs. MCCLURE
ana HORB urSs,l II passage.
he hiil failed o. ps~-. far want u a con.ti.
tutional majority-Nea> -. nay> T.
Ihe senate adjourned till two O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The PRESIDENT lro flll. laid before III,
senate a commuuie as frasn jhe Auditor Of
state. IN reply l. a resolution IF the senate
embracing pgTlisl III II elsiins allowed iA,t
session
\ select committees bin. :. No. g.. regula
ting railroad fare, MS nsl.! t.le ses0ud timc
Mr.. MOORE mayc1 iii the blank in N,
ill with tn warsi e iaIr cut IertaIle.
The Amendment Wa jerteI-Alhg@Sti,t
ls. negative +.
tn motion ~ NJ. CULLEN rhe blank va.
hllcd with e thresr