The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-19

periDtendent be an honorably discharged
solder
Mr.. KELLISON moved to amend the
amendment that the Superintendent be
woman and the widow of an honoraoly dig
charged soldier.
Mr.. LLOYD: hops the amendment to the
amendment will not prevail. A live bust.
ness man should be Superintendent there.
On motion by Mr.. WYNN the amendment
to the amendment was laid on the table By
yeas g. nays %.
On motion by Mr. LLOYD the amendment
that the superintendent be an honorably
discharged soldier was also laid on the table
by yeas 45 NAYS s.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved to amend so that
no two Trustees can be of the same political
party.
Mr.. DITTEMORE made an Intellectual
motion-yeas. AZ; nays, 43-thst the amend.
ment be lsid on the table
Mr. GO0DING, explaining his VOTE said
he was opposed TO debating to the Governor;
but if il were found necessary TO divide, he
was il favor CT the Gresnbackers represented
by Mr. Ro5inson) rather than Republicans.
He voted no"
Mr.. PATrEN moved that the bill and
pending amendments be recomulitted to q
select committee of three, TO be appointed
by the Speaker. with instructions TO report
it back to the House at o'clock to morrow,
and that it be made special order for that
hour
Mr.. KELLIsON: 1 hope the motion will
not prevail. All the defect cited by the
gentleman can be overcome by amending
the title.
Mr.. SAYRE: This outrage has gone far
enough. Il is time now to take up the bill
end pass it, The regular order of business
was suspended for that purpose. Let the
matter DOW go through. Tomorrow after
D1 on some of the Democrats may move to
f,,x, h1r NJ Aolo
be tolerated. When it became known that q
Republican would cali up this bill the DEM
ocrats rush in, propose 10 take up the bill
and II en- postpone it,
hr. LLOYD: / can not see how this bill
can be helped by postponiDg. As an
humble Representative ct this Assembly l
profess to represent the Democracy. The
Republican members are on record al oppos-
ing bringing up this bill, having voted
against ii during the regular session, claim
ing contract for regular order. What has
come over them now that they propose to
break the alleged contract? Some action
should now be tsken. / am not stickler
for this bill because am its author Some
prefer the Senate bill. Let it pass-anything
to wipe out the disgrace.
Mir. SMITH. of Tippecanoe: The gentle
man who has Just spoken, at one time said
that he regarded the Senate bill an insult to
the committee which had investigated the
here will amount to nothiDg-nothing more
than to cucumber the journal. 1 am op-
posed to recommithng the bill
Mr.. GORDON: | oppose recommittiDg the
bill. The only objection to it is the title,
and We can correct it BY simply substituting
the title of the Senate BILL One hour and
all trouble can be corrected.
On motion of Mr.. Gordon the motion to re-
commit ives laid on the table.
The amendment that no two OF the same
political party be selected Trustees was
agreed to-
On notion by Mr.. BARNEY the salaries
Of the Trustees were fixed at 500 instea OF
$500 per year.
On motion by Mr.. DEEM the bill was
further amended so that the salary OF the
Trustees shall cover all travelling expenses
and that no further monev be allowed them.
On motion by Mr.. GORDON the title was
an ended to conform with the bill as
amended.
Mr.. GORDON moved that the bill be con-
sidered engrossed.
Mr.. ADAMS moved to amend thst the
bill be ordered engrossed and be made a
special order for TO morrow morning at 8
o'clock.
The motion as amended was agreed to.
STATE BOILER INSPECTOR.
Mr.. FRENCH'S bill a. 426l providing
for the appointment of a Boiler Inspector
was read the third time.
Mr.. FRENCH: The bill proposes to create
an Office which is needed for safety. 1t pro-
vides no salary. but fees.
Mr.. STALEY: Ii is evident that this
| office will be bonanZa-too great in fees.
| The SPEAKER: And the worst OF 1t is
! the Cor stitution prohibits any member Of
this Assembly from holding the Office,
! Laughter.
Mr.. REEVES moved that the bill be re
committed, with instructions 10 cut down
| the fees proposed.
| Pending which the House adjourned.
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