The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

monument at the capital of the State in
commemoration of its soldier dead that will
stand and tower high toward the SKIES split.
ting the clouds as they pass swiftly
by. with soldier statuary on its
TO al future generations OF the price of war,
which would be q monument of beauty and
an honor to the State, and which would
tend to spread patriotism and loyalty all
over Indiana. I hope nay amendment will
prevail
Mr.. SELLERS: 1t is always safe to leave
such questions to a majority of residents. de
opposed authorizing such an additional tax
levy in addition to prevent burdens.
Mr. MCINTOSH: The author OF the bill
states that majority consent would be diff
hcult to obtain. Yet there are petitions
signed By majorities in favor of the Legisla-
ture voting money to relieve officials who
have lost money belonging To the public
and certainly a petition as large would be
obtained for more meritorious cases.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Hendricks: This is
question OF some Importance. The COM
mittee recommend that such appropriations
shall not be made without q petition of
majority of taxpayers He favored the
amendment. he moved the farther consid.
GRAFTON of this matter be postponed till 2:30
O'Clock, and made the special order for that
hour, as 1t is desirable there shall be full
Senate present when a vote is taken on this
matter.
The motion was agreed to.
MORE SENATE EMPLOYEES.
Mr. MCCULLOUGH submitted communi-
cation signed by himself as Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee, announcing his aD-
ointment of clerk for that committee for
the special session.
A Senator: A senate resolution has dis
pensed with all committee clerks.
Mr. W LIZARD thought the statute could
not De abT0gated by resolution. The stat
ute allows clerks for committees.
Mr.. BENZ did not think the Judiciary
Committee needs clerk.
Mr. MAY insisted that committees under
The statute can appoint clerks, aud he made
that point OF order.
Mr.. RAHM moved the resolution be refer
RED TO a select committee OF three.
Mr.. SMITH, OF jay: The statute provides
certain clerks may be appointed by certain
| committees and be made the point OF order
that the motion is out of order.
Mr.. RAHM Withdrew his motion.
The recommendation from the Chairman
OF the Judiciary Committee was conourred
/ In.
Mr. MAY offered a resolution authorizing
| the Doorkeeper to appoint q paper folder
whose pay shall date from the first OF the
session, in order to settle the question raised
! Just now.
Mr.. MCINTOSH raised the point OF erder
| that this resolution IL out OF order.
The PRESIDING OFFICER overruled
| this point OF order.
Mr.. MCINTOSH insisted there was no need
OF this omploye.
Mr.. MAY: II this employe Is not eeded
then repeal the statute.
Mr.. OVER5rREEr; II there 10 no need
Tor an employe sunh al one can be dls-
charged or not employed. The statute does
not compel the employment OF any officer or
| clerk. There has been resolution pa sod
by the Senate discharging oil these en-
ployes. There are bat three officers fixed by
law, the Principal and Assistant Secretary
and the Doorkeeper The rest are employees.
Unless there can DO necessity sh0 wn for 70.
storing them they snould n OF be O employed.
Mr., FAULKNER; IL seems the statute Is
susceptible OF easy construction. La regard
to committee clerks the standing committees
can not employ any more clerks than the
statute entities them 90. In regard Co the
| paper folder, the noorkeeper has the right
TO employ that employ among others,
according 90 the statute. the Senate only
having control OF those employees a. 10 the
paw.
Mr.. YouCHE moved TO amend the resolu.
| ton by 40 changing IL that Tho Du0rkeapeT
may hayo the right 10 appoint
Mr., MAY accepted the amendment,
The RESOLUTION was adopted 10y yeas -
Tending the roll call
Mr.. ADkihON, IN explanation, said. IN
| ahmueh aa the Democratic party ia in the
majority aud competent 10 run this Leglala
tufe for this forty daya session. | vote aye
MI HEM, whom his name was called, said
! was opposed 10 any employees but ~ the
Judiciary Committee has iuat got commit
Tee clerk without oppoaill0n, | think the
poorkeeper ought 10 have n paperiolder
vote aye
Mr. FouLKE, In explanation Of bis vote
said; AZ nelieve the noorkeeper has na
undoubled right TO employ paper'tolaof
vote AYE
Mr.. SMITH, OF Jennings, asked aud oh
tnlned on excuse from voting,
ON motion by Mr.. JOHNSON, OF rlppe
canoe, his bin 3. dsll for an act 20 DO ga
titled on act 10 authorize the Board OF Trug
tees OF any school city 10 pay out OF th'
special school funds OF such city for real o.
tate purchased for n public library was take
up. He explained itt provisions rs on FL
day.
The bin was read the third time and passt
by yeas - naya0.
WoMAN'H uloura.
Sir. Foulkes bill 10. 1927 Tor ma act 70
moving all disabilities OF married women
imposing upon them the same obligations ~
unmarried women, and removing the d.
Rbilitiea of ooverture, was read the seoont
time, with a favorable majority report and .
minority report recommending THAI Il ia
on The table.
On motion by Mr.. FOULKE the malorlt,
report vas conourftd IA.
Mr.. YouCHE moved 10 strike from Sec
ton nil after the words unmarried
wrmenn
Mr. FouLKE opposed the amendment
The object OF retaining the words propose
90 be- stricken out ls 10 allow the statute o
limitation 20 apply 90 women.
Mr. AouChE opposed my clause tina
would give the bill retroactive apploa
ton. II such bill IL passed applicable 10
the future IL can be productive OF no harm.
Mr. FoUikE: This objection would mp
ply as we'll Ia any part OF tho bill as 60 tai
part proposed to be stricken out. There !
II Tessen for striking out these words.
Mr. CAMPBELL, OF Hendricks: TIL
amendment would lead to some trouble