The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

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Legislative Reports
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, January r. 1ss5-lo 80 q. m
The Senate met pursuant &c adjournment Lieu
ierant Governor Hanna in the chair.
Prayer IL Rev J. Albert Rondthaler, pastor
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
The secre ary's journal of Fridays proceedings
was read and approved.
NJ D. MANSON.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR announced the
unfinished business Of Friday afternoon being the
collaboration of the substitute adopted in lieu of
~ resolution (Bfr. H1ligass's coDgratulating the
soldiers of Indiana upon the election of General
IA D. Manson. Lieutenant Governor OF Indiana
Mr. HiLLIGAss offered the following al sn
amendment 10 the substitute:
'sResolved. Thatthe Senate of tie State OF Indi-
ana hereby congratuates the soldiers OF the State
upsn the election OF Colonel Isaac P. Gray, Gen.
eTsl Mahlon d. Manson, Captain William r.
Myers. James u. Rice. and Captain J, A. S. Mitch
ell. sol oleTs OF the late war, and especially do we
s-prefs our esteem and high regard for the per-
soDal and military worth OF Lieutenant Governor
Manson. who is soon TO become the presiding Off
! ctT Of the senate.
MT. WILLARD demanded the previous question.
The Senate seconded the demand by yeas, q:
mays, q.
Sir. WINTER raised point of order that the
proposed amendment was out OF order, under rule
Mt. MAGEE though that rule would not apply
MT. WINTER: The rule says no new proposition
snail be admitted under color OF amendment for
tie IoOtiOn n proposition under debate.
MT. MAGEE insisted that the pending amend
men. was In order under The rule referred to.
The LlEUTESANT GOVERNOR decided tue
amendment in order addition 20 the substi-
tuie dopled Friday afternoon.
The amendment Mr HilligaEs'sl was adopted.
hI OVERsTREEP demanded division of the
question-the vote hrst TO be taken on the part
applying TO Mr.. Manson. Re was willing to vote
me psrt referred to was agreed TO.
The other part OF the resolution was agreed 10
by ASCEND vote.
ExPENsEs OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
On motion Of Mr.. WILLARD, the bill III. r. II
TO appropriate St25,000 70 defrsy the expenses of
the regular session of the Fifty fourth General AS
sembly OF the 5iate of Indiana. and other matters
connected TIE eSiih, aud declaring an emer-
gency, wac reaa the first time AID referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
PENSIONS To SOLDIERS.
Mr.. NAY offered a joint resolution rs. p in
stTucting nators and requesting our Represent
auves in Congress to use their influence IN urging
10 sders 81 t MeRicaa Var and TO ali tno1e
suffering from disabilities injuries incurred in
. the War OF Tie Rebellion; and 70 amply provide
for the widows and orphans of such: and make
efforts to repeal the aTrearsse of 1860 so that
soldiers pensions may begin at The date OF re-
eeiviDg such injuries.
il was read the first time and referred TO the
Committee Federal Relations.
On motion Of Mr. MeCullOugh II was ordered
that when the joint convention of tie two Houses
adjourDs. after the Inauguration ceremonies the
Senate shall stand adjourned for 10 day.
THAMES To THOMAS HANNA
Mr.. MAGE offered s resolution rendering the
thanks 0f the Senate to Lieutenant Governor
anomes Hanna for the impartial msnEer in which
lie hes presided over the Organizalfon of the IN
ate OF he Fifty iOuTtn General Assemolyof indi-
ans, and kind regards IN his iuture life.
Tie Lieutenant Governor vacated tie chair and
called upon the senator from Cass Hr. Mageei TO
preside.
The resolution was adopted mem. con.
Mr. WEIR moved to adjourn, iuasmuch as IN
Ter an order adopted by bOtn houses. they meet
his afternoon az half past one O'Clock and there
remains good deal 20 be done in the way OF
IrepaTaiion for the inaugural ceremonies.
The motion WIS greed TO.