The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20

and his cjm pc s.tion is dxed at 81. 500. The
sound minded soldiers orphans are to be
kept separate from the feeble minded. The
appointment of Trustees is left with the
Governor, without confirmation By the Leg
islsture.
On motion by Mr.. WEIR the report OF the
committee was concarrsd in.
Mr.. HILLIGASS: | think Is would be
wisdom to have this bill printed. It is an
important matter, and We can't afford to
psss il through in such haste. I move the
bill be printed ard made The special order
for tomorrow Ct 10 O'clock.
Mr.. SMITH, OF Jennings: There is an
urgency for the passage OF this bill nov. l
would like TO see u rinted, but | think the
urgency for passage will oveIbalance that
convenience.
Mr.. WILLARD: A man can mt get q
good understanding frern the reading. The
smendmen ts should be printed
Mr.. FAULKNER: / have seen bills run
through il dou0le-geared lightning time,
and this is very important bill, one that
ought to be well guarded and we ought to
have it printed. You can't get aay bill up
for the protection of soldiers orphans but
what would vote for it.
Mr. RAHM: This bill has been referred
to committee, and l believe il disgracs
for the Indiana Senate to delay bill of this
/ kind. The bill IS short, the amen dments
are easily understood, and l believe in pass
ing the bill tonight and let it go to the House
tomorrow. It Is disgrace to allow teat
man Gosr to remain Trustee any longer
Mr.. WEIR: Senators have been waiting
for days and might say weeks, for this bill
to come il here, AID Tor one am Opposed TO
Mr.. ADKIsON favored the motion to
print
Mr.. MCCLURE: I csn not see why there
is 50 much hurry about this bill. / would
I ke 10 see the connect on of these amend
I .ft, he Of al hooo
to act coolly and with judgment in this
matter.
Mr.. MARSHALL: The House has spent
| considerable time on this bill, and / think
we should give the House q. lesson on this
matter Without rejecting on the House,
this bill should have been passed long ago,
and we ough not to delay an hour till We
! place this n after in the hands of the Gov.
! ernor, and ct him appoint Trustees to go
| down thel, AID wipe out the disgrace on
our record
! Mr.. WEIR: ere is no reason why we
! can not dispose OF this bill to day, and am
! opposed t. the delay the printing will cause.
! Mr.. MACY: Lst the amendments be
taken Up separately. Some of them have
! been voted Down il the House.
J Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hendricks: 1 desire
| to vote f0r this bill and rs | will have to be
atssnt 10 morrow, l trust 1t Will be acted
! upon now.
The motion to print wss rejected upon 8
/ divisions affirmative, 10; MIGHT'VE. 20
On motion OF Mr.. WEIR, the consttu
tionsl lule was dispensed with and the bill
resd the second time.
Mr.. FAULKNER demanded the previous
! question.
] The Senate seconded the demand, and I'm
der it's operations the committee amend
! ments were concurred in, the bill read the
third time, and passed as amended, by yeas
/ 40, nays0.
Mr.. FOULKE stated for M Johnson, Of
! Tippecanoe. that he was called away, and
were he present would vote aye"
Mr.. THOMPSON, when his name was
called said: L must express my admiration
of the bill aud my perfect satisfaction with
! the repOIt of the committee. The idea tn at
these orphan children shall have the benefit
OF the tender voice of woman and her
motherly care as to their wants is refreshing,
! and shows Indiana is advancing. / vote
"Eye."
EXPENSES OF THIS SESSION.
Mr.. WEIR moved to take up the bill IS.
537l to make appropriations for the expenses
1 of this General Assembly.
Mr.. FAULKNER made an Intellectual mo-
ton to lay it on the table-yess II; nays,
| p.
Mr.. BENZ, in explanation of his vote,
said: | am not in favor OF taking up this
bill till the House sends over the General
| Appropriation bill. They will send over a
bill to get their own pay, but they will not
send over the bill to appropriate money to
carry on the State Government. | vote
"aye."
Mr.. FOULKE hoped the consideration OF
this bill Ould be post poned till after the Gen
eral Appropriation bill shall come from the
House OF Repre- sentatives, 1t is q shame
that the General bill should be delayed and
such bill as this allowed to take prece-
dence.
Mr.. WEIR demanded the previous cues
ton.
The Senate seconded the demand, and un-
der its operation
The motion to take up the bill was agreed
to.
Mr.. YOUCHE moved to refer the bill to
the Committee on Finance without reading
Mr.. FOULKE: 1 move to amend tba
amendment by referring the bill to the Com
mittee on Finance with instructions that IL
be incorporated in the General Appropris
tion bill. This General Assembly will be
unable to give to the people sn explanation
of the reason why the General Appropria-
ton bill has not came into this House. 7
has been voted down sgain and agsin in tn
other branch OF the GeReral Assembly. Thi,
is the second bill for our own pay.
This amendment to the amendment was
rejected by yeas is, nays %.
Mr. WEIR moved as s substitute, the
the bill shall frat be read, and then referred
10 the Committee on Finance, and on thai
motion he demanded the previous question.
The Senate seconded the demand, snd IN
der its operation
The substitute WAS adopted by yeas p,
NAYS l6.
Accordingly, the bill was read the first
time and referred to the Committee on
| Finance.
Mr. FOULKE moved to instruct the Com.
mittee on Finance TO report this bill with a
bill for general appropriations.
Pending which came an adjournment
yeas Is; Bsys, 14-no quorum voting.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY March 10. 1855 a. ID.
BOILER INSPECTION.
Tie unfinished business being the consid