The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16


F the special order for this hour. viz: Mr.. Dun
ning's bill. :. No. 80. establishing an Agrcu-
tural College at bloomington. y division Of
The question on Mr.. Culver's amendment hay-
ing been demanded. the ilr,t question will be
on striking out.
f Mr.. DUNNING withdrew hi. demand for y
division If the question.
Mr.. BEE>ON moved ~ amend the amend
mcnf by striking cut ail after the word :. Act -
and iiNer, this: E" locate the Agricultural Col
lc-,e In the county Of WAYNE bv the citizens
depoSiting SlOa.uo0 in the Citizens Bank Of
Richmond, subject To the order Of the Board of
Trustees Of said college for the use Of said
college,
Mr. y. gave reasons for the location ~ pro-
posed In the amendment. which he considered
paramount. The great principles involved i'm
this question have been ably discussed, and
the simple point remaining is here shqil the
COLLEGE be locatedy The citizens Of WAYNE
county would feel proud 10 have il located
f there. and having no college buildings suii-
Client. they have proposed 10 give slOo.01O i'm
money. IL referred to the enterprise and en-
crsy If her people; the richness If her soil
the extent Of h.r mnufictories; and declared
that = old Wayne stool pTc-emineHt in many
thin@-. and second ~ 40 county in the state
in every thing which pertains 90 the happiness
and enjoyment of man.
hr AN III. maGc ~ Intellectual motion
yeas -. NAYS - 10 lay the tIlt ndmcut h. thu
amendment on the table.
Mr. VAN BJ sKIliK moved - rccommit
the Till to the Special Committee. with instruc-
lions o. report a suh-titut. itaN ing the Tru--
tees Of the Indiana Agricultural College free
o. lOcate the same where donation may Ice
given not less than Si01.DoO. e..
GA motion Of Dir. CULLEN the motion 4 re-
Or was laid on the table by yeas 80. mas, +.
Mr. BENNETT moved that the senate rp-
solve itself iato Committee of the Whole for
the consideration % this subject. Iii, object
WIS 81 obtain the -eusc If the senate BY kind
of ballot in the Coumittee-no r.cor, Of which
40 IN fit.a-
I Mr. DUNNING Mr.. Williams in the Chair
opposed thi~ motion. lie desired square vote
on each locality.
Mr.. WRIGHT regarded Til. whole college
matter ~ a consumnate huulbug. and believed
that II would prove leach upon the treasury.
Mr.. CA>OS offered the following.
Eesced. That the senate proceed 70 vote yiri roce
fer piece 70 eea" q Asrlea Ia al Coss'. AID the
where said college shall be located and tie bis
under consders on sha he r committed IN ms'rnc
tons to amend TIE bulb insertns the same.
Mr.. MILES opposed the resolution. regarding
IL ~ prcpo.terouS to limit tn yoteof senators.
in finally fixing the location Of thi- college. t.
enc Il The three point, nantd in the several
propositions before the senate.
Mr.. tOllH declared in favor If locating the
colie-c 1t bloomington. let this endowment
90 hand in hand with the Institution already
placed there hy Alienation from Congress many
years ago. lie regarded that ~ the only stu
alton that would give satisfaction 20 thc people
Of thu Sitte NJ large.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. THOMPSON submitted the following.
that Marion county might he considered ~ he
fore The senate:
Esproi, Tnat e the citizens o. Marion COUNTY. or
ay par Of them. shall. within he reNt i've days or
before he Eth ns sbsil IT r. fr the sad ecai
- the Agricultural Coli-Se t~r huadrss OF land
situated within tbfec miles % IN iisnlp1ls ani suta-
BILE fer the location % said College. and shall ,er
IA bred N srd dollar, 70 Re expended "a tn ere
uono suitsh building said location then the sid
Aer cultural Go l'ge should be located iald AID
ga Marion anty. it4isra
The senate then proceeded 10 choose Local
ton by bai,ot.
The Gr,t hallo, resulted: for bloomington.
l.; for Tipperanoe Battle Ground. l.: for IN
,lianapolis. II; Cor Richmond .; Tor Wnnemac.
. /; for blank. }.
The Second ballot resulted: ior bloomington.
90; for fippccance Rattle Ground. -: Cor In
dianapolis. :; for Richmond. .. far Hunting
ton. /; for blank. I.
The third ballot resulted: For Moomiug-
ton. -; for rippecanec Battle Ground. L.;
for indianapolis. T.; blank. !.
The fourth ballot resulted: Tor blooming
ton. -: for fppeenoe Battle Ground. -: Tor
lndiauopoli.. ~; blank. :.
The tillh ballot resulted: For bloomington,
si;far rippccanoc B'itle Ground. -; far lndi-
annapolis. =: blank. I.
Pguding thr ballot. Mr.. THOMPSON again
urged upon senators Tie superior adNani sgt.
OF indianapolis - location for this college.
ton. ~; fr lippccanor Battle Ground Is.
for indianapolis. /: blank. l. ~ follows:
Those who voted for bloomington were:
M..'r' Rars.r Bon am. EoNmsn, B.aiiey. gfora
- II H"it -. nrs~a = We'll. Cobb Csrr.n. Cals-.
Douglas. Dasnly. pykes tngish. frch. Fulef. CT
for. Hosi Hyatt, l,okrss. kaI-hali. M4spn. Aoore
hetmosd. Says. NAnh sNfk. N-~.sr, Wars. vii
famt. aai President %
Those who voted for rippecanoe Battle
cround werr;
N.'sr. All.on. u.e.en. h me I. car.,p. ca.r
fhspmAa. Cais.r. plei. Hanre. MsCltrc. Nilran
Ns~ln. rue> Ney,s. oyis-. EssshH. frrfy. aus
Mods II
Mr. Thompson voted for indianapolis Mr..
WRIGHT voted fer ~hauk."
Bloomington having received a majority II
votes east. The ill Mas recommitted in arcori-
aimee with the prov i>ian~ Il til resolution au-
therizing tn hall0ting.
ENUMERATION oF iNutnIrANrs.
ga molten by Mr. CULLEN. hi census bill
s.. y. -.r'. described ea page Ia II the Bril-
NiFg IFei,L sTi1E HEioEIs WIS read The
Mr. WEIGHT ,outeu,l,.l Tint ~, assessor
spuld take fie stu>Gs without ad.iin. g. his
hbar- it would lsc much more simple. and
cDi4il hs dome at uo cost.
Ar BENNETT said that Vas the plan ~ II
stood Tor tHar~ under ihe ,ld law. aud is did
not Werk VOL.
1hr h.I va~ pa. 4 i,y ysa- So. nay, y
-, il-iiaa IS fir. PINCH. his Evansville
tu>ufti'f 'talfinA 'Iifitl hiI :. NJ. $40.
introduced thi- moriin. was Tesd hy title
only. ana referred tatsl ,n;umittee on 'orgo-
rafiuu~.
on motion hy Mr.. BoNHAN the bin. H.
T.. W. -. concerning fhe ysf tism e mSIn-
l.r- and officers ~ iht 6rncrai Assembly. was
read the second fiuc
on motion Il IN. BENNETT The senate
smenime ~ relating g. paving clerk and door-
/. ke-lsT- = salary ia n.iars. MAJ stricken from
? TIL ILL ly ~ :. nays h..
On NATION ~ slf. NANTTE the III was
amended - that 81 provisions shall apply
ouit g. Til. >>ian.
on motion by Sir. BENNETT the hlll Vas
further amended hs striking fh,relrom " So.
wher,N. b. oeguTs. and inserting d" ." IN lien.
Tn biii il,~fd q ihf third reading
Ahd then the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or HErRIsTNTATIs -.
fnInta. Deeenifer II. i-a5
The roii-caN having determined quorum
en- motion e Mr.. HOON ER. the reading 81
The fatlFu. eli Yesterday Wa tif1fsaue4l Will.