The Indianapolis journal., 1883-02-02

the General Assembly OF the State or Indiana
has decided that these amendments are not
pending until the House of Representatives has
eoncurred with the decision of the Senatel
Mr.. Fonlke resumingl-Possibly not, but 1t
can be said that the Senate has decided they are
not pending before either house.
Mr.. Brown-No, the words of the report are
"awaiting the action of the Senate"
Mr.. FOulke-PhOse are the words.
The Llentenant-governor-LeJ me suggest a
way out of this. Let this resolution go TO the
Judiciary COMMITTEES, and letit report tomorrow
MFR. Browu-I have no objection to the point of
order going to the Judiciary cOnInittee.
The Lieutenant-gUYernor-I have my mind
made up. hut don't want to decide the point
If tne Senate wants to hear my opinion l will
give It.. Several Senators-"Go on.' LET us
hear II" think the amendments are pending z
before the General Assembly, and tho consttu-
t1on says you cannot introduce additional
amendments II any are pending. You cannot
Introduce these III the House to-day. IF you
have the right to introduce them here you have
the right in the House. II the House passes them
and the Senate agrees, think they would be be-
fore the people. OF course, il is question I
would rather not decide, would rather it wOnld
go to the Judiciary committee. Iwould like for
the senator from jackson TO withdraw his point
and let it go to the judiciary committee, and let
them report tomorrow.
Mr.. BrOwn-If do that admit the introduc-
tiOn of this amendment.
The Lieutenant t-gUvernor-The committee can
report IL is not proper.
Mr.. Brown-The chair sustains my point of
Order and | don't like to give up the verdict
after gaining my case
The Lienteuant-xovernor-I would like the
Senator TO do it.
Mr.. Brown-I have no objection to referring q
the point of order to the judiciary committee.
The heutenanJ-governor-No let the resolu-
tion go.
Mr.. Brown-fhe resolution would then be be-
fore the Senate
Mr.. Fourke, to relieve the embarrassment,
asked leave to withdraw the resolution for the
present.
Several Senators-"Consenti'' "Conssnt."
N-t,.v
The following described bills were introduced.
READ the first time, and referred To appropriate
committees, unless otherwise stated:
BY Mr.. Bells B. No. 100: Supplemental to
the act for the regulation of the Indiana militia.
| A lengthy bill, containing nearly eighty sec
tlolIs-sald to be read by the desk in four min
utes
Bv Mr.. Benz-s. B. No. 200: To revive the act
authorizing the assessment of lands for the build
Ing OF plank, macadam and gravel roads, of May
II, 1869
BY Mr.. Bsehowsky-S B. No. 2O1: To prohibit
the running at large of sheep and swine in the
St'te OF Indiana, unless in the care of herds
man or herdsmen.
BY Mr. Duucan-s b. No 202: To pay Mat
thew NJ. Campbell, of Bloomington, for teaching
and other duties sc, ,662.
By Mr.. Foulke-s. B. No. 2O3: To authorize the
trustees of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb TO sen strip off the south side of the
premises now occupied by said institution, upon
such terms as may be agreed to by the said trus-
tees.
BY Mr. Foulke-s B. No 2O4 To amend the
fee AMI salary act of March H. 1873; being see
ZION 5,9S5 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, re-
laTing to consJable's fees for transportation OF
criminals.
BY Mr.. Hillieass-S. B. No. 205: To allew turn
pike and gravel-r0ad companies organized under
the act If March 6, 1865, to extend their char
ters upon petition to county commissioners in
counties where "a vote has been or may be taken
hereafter on the question of purchasing the toll
roads resulting against the purchase.
By Mr.. Johnson-S. b. No. 2O6: Requiring
county auditors to advertise the amount of
quarterly
b, air. Keiser-s. B. No. 207: To define the
Thirty-tirst and - Judicial circuits. Lake and
Porter the Thirty-ttrst; Pulaski and Starke the
judicial circuit
By Mr. Magee-S. B. No. 2Os: To repeal sec
tion of the act of March g. 1875, being section
2,91l of the Revised Statutes of 1881, regulat-
ing the issuing and taking up of tickets and
conpon tickets ny common carriers, and defining
tue right of holders thereof, approved March 8,
1875
By Mr. Smith Of Delaware-S. B. No. 2OS: To
amend section 963 of the code of lSS1-lrequr-
ing nOtaries' seal to contain name OF county,
date on which commission expires. with the
notice OF his oicc.I
BY. Mr.. Van Vorhis-S. B. No. 2l0: By request,
relating to the use and carrying of concealed
weapons, and permits therefor
-4sy Mr. Voyles-S. Is. No. I'll: Concerning GER
tain nelghbOrhoud roads-leading from puhic
highways 10 church or scnOUI Iravur, shall
not be closed up.
Aud then the senate adjourned ull tomorrow