The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. CHAPMAN. from the Committee on FL
nance. returned the bill, ii. X. l>6. authoriz-
ing the payment of the semi-annual install
mont Of interest on the State debt, with
amendments. striking out the first section
after the word that and inserting in lieu
the third section; striking ont the second see
ton; REMEMBERING the remaining sections, and
amending the title.
Mr.. CHAPMAN. answering to request, eX-
planned that the bill only makes il obligatory
on the Treasurer and Auditor Of the state 10
provide this money fifteen days before il comes
due. ON deposit in some bank in New York
City, 20 the order Of the Agent Of state.
Mr.. CULLEN opposed the provision for the
deposit OF that money in New York, :. NJ
least" II days before il becomes due. liz may
be sent there at any time before the fifteen
Day. II the Treasurer should see proper; and
II opens the door for one Of the finest >pecula-
tlOn> that can Ice imagined. lie demanded
that additional safeguard, should be thrown
around the bill. This discretionary power
should not lee lett there.
Mr.. BROW Of Wells. made an Intellectual
motion 10 rccommlt the hill 10 the special
committee on the state Debt.
On motion bv Mr.. Ct LIEN. the report was
cuncurred in with an amendment adding ap-
propriately these words. not more than til
teen nor lcs than i've day..
The bill Wa> passed to the third reading.
Mr.. Ol l.ER. from the Committee on Organ
ization e Courts. returned Mr.. Douglas bill.
:. No. al. authorizing County Auditors TO all
minister oahi>. with amendments.
The bill was passed % the third reading
Mr.. BENNETT. from the Committee ON Mil
iiary Ahairs. IA which Was referred = commits
nicaiiou on the subject. reported Joint reSo-
tuition = Ne. "a ln>tructing cur senators and
requesting our Representatives in Congress L.
Use their Influence 10 procure the passage Of a
bin securing houutie> L. the non-commi> sion
"a officers and priv ate> II the 18th and 10th
Infantry ~ Indiana Volunteers.
SIR BENNETT felt deep interest in the
passage 81 thi> resolution. and the securing Of
bountit> o. the gallant soldiers Of the 18th and
10Th n glmeut>. who served the United state
iu the one YEAR service. He knew the history
. ~ both these orgaiii cations well. aud wa> ac-
quaini,d with m ny Of the men who composed
thcm They wen organiZrd under an act IL
the General Assembly. authorizing troops for
the service &C The >tStc. hut under the tmer-
-,nrir, ol the ser, cc i'm the field. the SECRETARY
81 ar Transferred the>e neinlsuts into The
>trN lsc &C the tnit,d STATES. and they remained
n >uth service ior ouc YEAR and until the eX-
pifaiion 81 their tenn 81 service. Ne more
gallant r.e-imeut~ ever enlisted in our state
en- The expiration &C their term II one wear
they rror-auixrd Tor three wears and their
history hccalue a part a Tho glory II Indiana
Other Regiments received bouuties for one year
service. and even for >iN months >er,ic,. and /
submit that these soldier, should Receive the
same
Mr.. Il. raised the point 90 order that +, wa
not necessary. - had been the custom hereto
fore. O. read joint resolutions three times. and
be asked Tor decision II thu question.
The PRESIDENT Tr0 feH,. aid without al
tempting O. give reasons therefor. he would put
tia question t. the nate ga The passage Il
thu Joint Resolution.
II was Pls~cd the -cnatetsl vaS -, nay y
Mr.. REAGAN. hauI The, Conaaii IT, IA CT
poraiious. returned Mr.. Nile lill. :. Ne 81.
concerning ihe Vacation of streets IN citie>.
with a favorable Zee, mmendatiun.
The hill wa~ pa~~e, O. the third reading.
Mr. MiIl.itsAN. from the select committee
ca the Worlds Fair. returned the =. UNIVERSAL
Exposition nill. :. ". 80. with au amend
u,ut. striking out $1,000" and inserting in
lieu sl.nf. - the amount o. l-e expended
fruateiing cNpen>o, II the Commissioner and
Li~ Cd. rk.
Mr.. HANNA looked upon this practically
as nothing more than sightseeing affair: and
lac could ~ee NO substantial benefits likely 10
sr,ts. cant 81 O..
Mr.. BENNETT thought il a small contribu-
Tor i"r having the great State II Indiana rep
- nird in the fair where all the ret q the
Noiid Wti i'c. H. did not know that he could
iih' o!" ihs . nctits a this Props ifi N better
tii'h 70 quote from the message "a ia. 1oxern
Z or "a this subject. lie then read that uertion
! ~ III EAceliency's message. 1t j. printed in
I. Tn hr-t pages II this book