The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10

steuben; steuben and DeKalb, to N1b.e aud
DeKaib.
The Representative changes are "a follows:
Potey. Vanderburgh and Warrick given o
float; Pike and Dubois changed to Pike and
Knox: Sullivan, Greene aud Knox to gulii
van, Vigo and Vermilion; Lawrence To
Lawrence, Orange and Dubois; Flovd. Clark
end Scott to Floyd. Clark aud Jefferson;
Jennings to Scott and Jennings: Rip'ey, D.
catur and Franklin to Dearborn, Franklin
and Union; Monroe and Brown to Brown
and Morgan: Morgan to Monroe. Morgan and
Brown; Marion, Shelby and Bartholomew
to Marion. Hancock and Shelby Gazing
and Henry; Hendricks. PGtnam and
Clay to Putnam, Boone and Mont
gomery lone Representative Is taken
away from TippecaDOe and made
JOINT with G linton): White snd Benton 10
White and Pulaski; Csss and Miami, Joint
Representative; Wellg, Adams aud Jsy to
Adams, Jaw and Blacsford; Blsckford and
Wells to Wells; one Representative from
Allen and joined with Whitley; Kosc.usko
and Wabash to Eikhart. Noble aud DsK alb:
ST. Joseph one additional representative.
The eDriTe appostiOn met vii give: Con-
tTtfs-l0 DsmoDfs y. 2 Republicans, sad one,
iia Ninth District Couo ful SsnAtGrs-34
DsDlocIst-. 10 Republicans Representa-
iiyes-66 Democrats, 81 republicans.
NORTON MoNU1ENr
The 70 loving message from the Governor
was laid before the Senate yesterday:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT I
INDIANAPOLIS. zen. 9. 1885
C'ESTI EsiEN OF TIE SENATE have the honor
10 transmit herewith copy of a communication
OF The Sth inst. received by me from Hon Conrad
Baker and others trustees Of the Morton Monu
nertal Association. presenting to the State of In
diana the DrOi statue OF the late Governor OH
yer Z. Morton. recently erected in the Governor
Circle in this city, and asking that the same b
accepted by tie General Assembly now in session.
rs the property Of the State, with request that
cory thereof. The same is submitted 10 you for
such action as you may consider necessary.
Communication similar 10 this has been trans
ISAAC p GRAY, Governor
The letter referred to in the foregoing was
IS follows:
To His Excellency. Isaac Gray, Governor OF In.
diana.
DEAR slR-Tbe undersigned, Trustees Of the
Morton Monumental Association, beg leave 70
say that, after the death OF the late Oliver +.
Morton. al effort was set on foot TO raise funds
with when TO erect q monument TO his memory
and an essot iatiOn was formed for that purpose.
The association subsequently determined that
the structure to be erected should consist OF a
statue of Governor Morton. to be placed in some
EU bic place in the city of INDIANAPOLIS I'm Jan
usTy, 1854. bronze statue completed and
erecied In the Governors Circle IN the city OF In
0ianepolis, where IL now is. The Cot Of the
been paid Tor mainly out OF voluntary conttibu-
tons OF the people OF this State. Acting on be-
half OF the contributors of the fund, we desire 10
pres nj. and DO hereby present, the statue TO the
state of Indiana, and ask that IL may De accepted
by The General Assembly OF the State, now III
session, the property of the State and that such
protection may ee given TO the structure as is &C
corced 70 other public property. Trusting that
your Excellency will transmit this commando
hon, or copies thereof, TO the General Assembly
with such recommendation in relation thereto
81 your own judgment may approve, We are very
respectfully yours CONRAD BAKER
~. R HOLLOWAY,
JOIN CoBURS.
vs.. A. KETCHUM,
+. b. MARTISDALE.
j. A. NILDMAN
INDIANAPOLIS Feb s. 1855