Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1844 — Page 3

Pftitiori 4-c. prrtenttd. Br Mr MM of sumlry citizens of tirecn rountr l'v Mr '.ol . ' iticns (,i Spaitansburc Mv Mr lia Witt nf II nn.l l .. - - - ... f

...... ... .... ml,,! u, .'uniii oiiniv pravin,; fur the rulocat.ur. , tl unty x-tat . (Mr. Ii rnoveij t.. lay IM petition .hi the table, which lim pr.-v.nl. af By Mr llcrr.man Hv Mr Miller Bv Mr IlvUiru ot eiligen ,,( J ans count . to abolish law'vci. Mr CWMÜ moved t- rd.r it v the couim.tlee on Ae ticullure

jT y;.; tl SiiS? , T". House refused to .dopt M MMMMM, rmd the .atjt of fi'r nj.v.u for Mod mneys -Ihr Jboh.i?Th. ff committee prevail. ,t Wou d v.rtu- bill was IWOMlittod with m-rrudmn, ! was read a third me and r,.e,. ..j ""ii mc omre in nu-i.t-er of rminti II k ... I

Ii Ii in Ilten lurp made he rn iti n.

in their hand

ItlMV. .MM ?. IM4.

l 8MWkMWtN the Hi. me a rommiinic ,tt m from the auditor of Mite ; which was read ...J referred. Ii tit in r tented. Ii t

ny Hr. Ulli F. tr locate a road in Poser eountr: to

in motion nf Mr ILar-s. Mr K bbn was added to

committee ; also, Mr Coffin. Mr. Conner also reported back the bill to organize the county of Tipton, forming one county out of the Miami Reserve. Mr. Coffin moved to commit the whole matter to the

Mr Ortk mm4 to refer .t to a cr.mm.ltcc of DeefMl creek ntv.Kable . 31 r. l.l. Ml Mi that there waa Q rnanmitiaa fog th.- Bv Mr Helwiaeereataaa of Bhuep II ougbt to be r. ttrrtd to that cf DeKalb atra.t.L

repeal a road law in poser county ; and tu create Mm c'ccl committee, heretofore appointed on the same

pr,

1 ommittee

Mr Kead moved to refer it to the committee on Judi

unrjr. It was then referred to the mmhM on Agriculture I Mr. Ctafmn, from the commute. '"iiM,ranH rd that they bad examined the credential off the mem-tn-rs an. tbat Shadra- k Wi her M I reden k MeOT MU their certificates from their respective count) auditor-, and that llie committee did not onaidei their certiti.-aieJ

stream ;

fr tbe relief of the clerk, of the county

acaiiist ur inst i ersecult n :

Bv Mr. '.wen. m rebtSOU t.a road tax fa Elkhart ; i Mr. BmmMS, dcebmoty of Ibe law j a special case

u i avi-ue rnuniy ;

Subject.

Mr. Foley now moved to take up the bill, nr.uidine fv-

a loan fr .m the bank, t. defray the current expenses of the State; which prevailed the jueation heme, on its third reading. Mr. Foley moved to recommit the bill, with instructions to amend, so that the tolls and water rents on the Wabash and Kne canal rhail hereafter be receive I in mmw ",.,,,.

lliMoiy ol Iii:Ii:iii:i.

From its earliest exploration lv l;;r. ipean ' Sal i; l.tv list, as t tbe close of the Territorial Government in ecblative prticeedinirf in an

ls!ii: with ;m introduction containing Ilistor- irere elected State Printer bra majoiili

ioll. JAKIJARY !:.. ElcctM vt SWi PriBilBr.

t ie ri by uM ,cr coltram, 2

Mr Wright, reported back bill of tl... Senate, relative wh,cb- hall be pledged for the redemption of the loan, of the Ohio. ! J M N B. i Hhl ON.

ical Notes ol" the rJiscoverr anl scttlemefit of three otc:. To oar i.i n i irbf

the Territory of the United States northwest :itul .irmlv exort I t . ! - : I

!Iv

to pilots at the lalU of the fHiio. with an ameridinent.giv-

mg the pilots five dollars for all boats uver 05 feet ; lor boats under, at the rntes given in the Revised Statutes. The amendment wa not concurred in. The original bill

ol the enate was then ordered to a third on .Monday

wy mt. 1 right, t repeal a part of a law requiring per- M it, h a roli of irei 58. ROM 38

ona to have their deeds examined by county auditor.

rar as remtes witzei I in. I county ; Bj Mr. Miller of l.rawfotd, to amend the Mad law;

My Mr. eea, for the relief of in. 1J. 'I'oi.e;.d. of

as coming from the proper authority, but as no ofeiectioai l,v MMItf ;

was ma.).-to th. said gentlemen s right to a .eat, tliev b., Hv Mr Chapman. t r.-peal so much of the revi-ed permuted to bold the.r aeata. ataiut as ,,r..v,des f.,r a forfeiture of land f.r the nonlr WDM MM to amend the rtport bj IMMtMa pavment of taxes ; a clause w hi h d. . I ared that a certificate fron, thm ramm. I lb Mr MivkU

w . . ... . .1. Ili.ll - .i'f.llli:3ir. rm . i i i J." - ...

tl niiilit... i m .

jiniua i. ii i i eKH ii. e ol a fight to a it, and that the election of Freden, k Mo., re ,i,d Shadrn k U ilber was valid and the name be . tflljl. Some disi ussiun arose in vluh M...r, t'h.ii.u. .n U'.lber. Kit. hey, F.:-h. r. Orth. M.d Wstpota ...ru. .paMr Herriuian n. .ved to lay it on the table, which n.oti"ii did not prevail The ipieshon was put t n concnrriBf in th- rep.. it with the aiiieiidineut of Mr Walpolo. and de ided in the affirmative. Mr l.i'Mii'in nii.vfil a n cort(,!. ration, ;.(ch w .h derided III the ncg.lhc. AdjooriM On motion of Mr Mit hell a eoB or tin: Sen.; w is ordered, but alter some time a furlh. r .ill wa supeuled On mohon ol Mr. Keyburn, a bill amending the fan of Mf,,r the relief of canal land m tlbra, wao taken from the fibs ami read a MIMmI time Mr lt;irke moved to strik'; out "shall " in the s rCtlM whu b says that after a certain time the etiler shall Like Blip I r the iniproyein. fits, ami insert ' iiiay ' I n motion or Mr lb rrv it w M rOÜ rr I to the coinnntbM on can. iU ami internal iuiiro eiii. nlM r Cornell mtriMjuced a lull loantotMl the time o! bolding ir uit courts in Itipley COUMJ . &c , whu b waa lead twn e an. I r it ir. d Mr Herriuian introduced a lull to i.afe aStStC road in Steuben and lie K ilb counti--i. I... h was r ad three limes and passed On motion of Mr Cotton, a bill f.r töe appointment if in auditor and s lio.d commissioner in I' -rrv county. Ml Bfbsa from the fib s.m.l MMCal. BfA - tm Bmmt, T in 'rp .rate the Fort r county mainifa. tunng company, was read tVTM ami r fern il A joint r. soluiion in rel.ition to tbe claims of Hoo dn ks. I '.or t'n, ami Luther, was taken uj. Mr V ilber opBOaodi MM uriing in the amemlment of tbe lionet . win. It struck M the name of Mr Hi mir. UIt i real mjiistn v Alt rs I.' ad anil Mit.-hell. aUo spoke MMaM the urnrurrence of I be Senate, in the amendment of the HNBW Mr Fin in In II was in favor of i om urrmg m the joint resolnti'Oi as it now htoml Mr a I pi de spoke in favor of coinurrins in tinamendment of the House ll paid that Mr HetV dri ls b id In en a ..ntra tor OO the Modiaoa and Indian apohs Kail ro.id. ami bad run the State deeply in l Id alter Ii-- was i. i!d lb it the resources ol the Stale wi re cliaus'.ed Other oii:rai-trs bad taken Ti' asurv warrants and received their M MM and beeil satisfied with it, lull Mr Hi tnlri. ks took Tn-isurv warrants l.,st winter ami now be comes up bete fr mrthci relief. Mr Braille dill, n d wiih I be gentleman from lfm'..k. TaW amemlmiiit of the lloakM lil M- 1 1 mil c ks ytreat injustice Mr Hendricks lioJ Mad tub CHatractora anil laborers out of bis uwu poclu t and it should hi. refunded Mr Esrino 'poke fa f. i vor of Mr llendri ks's . fain Mr Kit' lu v ihanjjhl tins was a groat atiiabbla about a little o, -.in lie '.lit. -lolt d thai lhe House was riht So fa i .is Mr. Ilendri. ks w.i- OOCI rued, though he ad III filed lhe justice of the d um. but be w is opposed to on. urrin be. alise il tlitf not strike out tbe names ol others who had no better elurii" than Mr llendri ks II. w i in favor of leaving the mattet just where it was last vvinlr. ami make no c bange whatever, nod I beat let the Agi-nt go ami pay the claimants The (pit stioti then r i iirring n i oin urring in the iimeiidmeiit striking out Mr He ml ricks niuie, Was decided in the negative. The ipiestion then rc nrred on concurril! in the amendment to sinke out the 3d section was decided in the mg .III ve. Mr CltaMMM, on lea.'-. fn:n the committee on corpo

rations, reported back lull to nn rporate the loiter

a k

Jay, Kaiaf il; a and Adams, ala, fixing lime of holding courts in HMli circuit ; Hy Mr. Tcrfa, auihonz r.g certain act to be brought in the name of the State of Indiana ; Hv Mr. F Donald, to acate the town of Vcat Point in Lake county ; By Mr. Howies, to provide for the tran-fcr of saline faodal and funds in Orange cou tl ; Hv Mr. rorWikotu Mtltoriro countv auditor to hi I on pr. perty in Mltoiw casea ; rjd twice and reierred to the committee n the juilici iry ; Bj Mr. Fo.d, to prevent criunnil pr "secut ions, V'. Hy Mr. (foriuau, to orgaofaa the new county of Whitcomh ; also, A bill to further reduce expeiisei of Hrjwn county ; read three tirins and pi-scd bi motion of Mr. Moore uf 0nOwH cuu:.ty Vol inserted Hv vir. Simonson, to amend the 1 Ith articje of the I Stil ehaptarof Uaa Uevised Statutes of 1843; read twice and ii ferrcd 1 1 the committee ot wivs nrul means.

Hv Mr Howlea. to piov.de tor the erectmi, of a bridge ! V exvnine th- arork OO the arms- t'reurb lob Creel. . lira,,,., r.mnlv ! Maal thrPf J lb rsot. Vlile, to tOtiOrt tO thS GoMIBM

ti.iii a and paMI d. Hv Mr. Iliidy, to amen) the practice of the law in .-Mic! y c unty ; Hv Mr. Wright, t i chance the ti ne of convening th" Goatral raraar4r ta tM ftrat Monday fa Jaaaoarr anooalfji hereafter ; Hy Mr. Rii h, in reia,. n W awards ; Hy Mr Ferry, la ptottdi fal lb ,"" ;" of PMrtrtfa attorn, vs, ml f,.r the reduction of li; M Mai al irics ; Hy Mr W sttri, raapacliiig jorora fa C.n ru'y- !.l'r''riding that they he allowed e dollar per day On rnotieii. t. J.'seph. 'I'ippecanoe, Haporte. I laTi MoalgMMrji I'ratiklm. ai d W ruiilhon and other counties were faclodad in its provisions. A mo'.i to make the lull general in its provisions then prt roiled. Mr. Moot ol b Bored to except lhe county of Owen. Mr. I '. I; man sa d, the bill was n t in order, as it Contimit il the pforfai lis tif a hw pished this scs-loll. The Sj.fjker concurred with the augjje-tioii. '1 he I t I w s tin 11 led on lhe toMo Hv Mr E ler, relatixe I lhe road law in Perry CMMr ; Hv Mr. Ferry, in relation th.' recrls of Noble county; Also, altering and fixing the tune of holding court in ISlh judicial circuit ; Hv Mr Halbart, t arnnd the roal Iiw (to correct a Iis rep.incy fa the Roriard ."ta'iitc ;) read twice and reIc ml, Hv Mr. Parker, d'ciaring a RMsprint in the Rsriltil StalaM of 1043; read thrt e times and passed. Hy Mr. Oornitn, for the relief of 1. 1- Woddfa, of Brown coimiy ; Alao, a bill n ipecting the Bafaaa Btato road fa Monroe countv ; retd iwne and uldaitd to be engros.-cd Hy Mr If ilbcrt, to amend the road law ; Hy Mr. Uappy, in relation to the asses. ucnt of canal l.ituls ; Hy Mr. Harris, t preserve the pur:'y of I ctious. Mr. n,iih moved that the lull he rej ctcd ; win. h motion piarailad, aves 31, noes .)."). The hill araa Rod twice at.d icfcrred to the committee on election. Hv Mr. Fu hr, to r gulate the road law in Warrick county ; lead three limes and passed. Hv Mr. O'Neall, to repeal certain OPCtioM of M act tin lent name : ; twt.'e read und referred; Hv Mr Mel t,to facata a ro.nl M ÜM Ifafl between the covMitiea ot Lagraog, (Steuben, Nobla and De Kall; Hv Mr Logan ol U'.,to establish an additional pfaeeol holding elections in Ja kaon township, m aahington

Mr Chapman, to whom the subject was referred, reported ng.iint the expediency of increasing the OOMpOJI aation of flic auditor l H ancock countv The Hons,; then took its Usual recess Airtr.Noojr session. Mr. Tevis moved to r. c insider the vote on lb, indefi

nite postponemcrit of lhe j tint resolution, in retail OO to the I settlement with the Cohen.

Alter some remarks from Messrs. Rich and Tevi, Mr. Rich moved the previous ,pi.'-l )n, which l ein sustained was pajt, to wit : Bfcoil the vote ba reconsidered! and decided in tbe negative, ayes A4, noes 5H. Ttie .speaker laid before the Hause a communication from lhe auditor enclosing atttemeuts from countv tieoe

: urera in relation to the compensation of county auditors; I winch was referred to tbe committee cd" ways and means.

Mr. U twhng tdl'. re.l a res duliori, that the Had of Iha House br tendered la tbe ineiiiher of the Democratic Convention, on Monday n x. Mr. Safllr moved to lav on the table ; which motion did no prevail. The resolution wa then adopted. Mr. Fugle reportrd bck the lull f a. keeping in repairs the turnptk- raid fron Hit vi f.- to Crawfordivide. Tha hul was ordered to be engrossed. Mr Uoone leporbd luck a bill In provide for the election of superv isors of roads hv ro id district in Hoone county ; oidercd 10 he aflgrooaed. Hoifasroy, reported a J Ml rciolutioii re-pecting the Stata Pn- ti. nrovi lino for tlie appointment oil ihre

w .ik on the in w Mate Pfiaofl at

inl mi sa.d ie-

port being made to lhe Goremof be shall decide whetbei work shall be suspended or not. Il suspended. Um (iovernor cha I provide for goir g on wita the prison under a new coi. tract ; ami the Ii irerimr shall prepare a sys'ein f aMnagfag the prison be the State to be anbinitted to tna next Logisletsie, srhidi was rend twice; at hen Mr. Rich aaoeed to amend, after the word (J rernor, where vet it ccurs, the words au lilor and treasurer ; which was not adopted. '1'he j nut resolution wis then read a third time and p is't d, Hy Mr. Ho'l way to repeal a portion of the charter of ftiebniond ; passed to a tbird reading

rj" liiiberl, a hill changing and rel ic iting a cor- ' J . i , - i . . ... i r.v

tain ?tate roa.l in iciaware count) ; jusscu vo a wwiw n ading. Rv Mr. Logan of Waahingt m, on the anliject of iface Jem's aetataa, Adopted. Hy Mr. Chapman, as to the exped ency of abolishing the offios of sch 'o commissi nu r, and business to he lianaactaJ hy diatrtet usstaea. Adoptod, Hy .Vr. Barbonr, that the Preaidenl of Uta board of com ntfasfanaraof Iha sinking lund, be leqoeatod Ui furnish this HoOM with a cpv of the late report uf the committer appointed at the Norembei seeeioo of that board to axaasiiia the condition ot that lund. Adopted. By Mt. Hardin, thai the H "- wid, the Senate concurring thofcin, procrrd oo Wrdneada) the KHhinat to the election ol a tate librarian. Adopted. Ilv Mt, Sutherland, us to tbe expediency of providing for filling the. ullicc of school OOtnniisaiooei when vacant.

Adopted

6lc

Mr. Poloy aUocated his amendment in a speech of considerable lefgth. Mr. R, harta of Pntnam said, it had been de, id. d on two 1 ff. rent occasions, that tolls and water rents on lhe Wabash and Erie canal should not le received in good money, he therefore moved tbe t revicus paeslion : which Waa not secomlf I. Mr. Crrgory then continued the discussion, in opposition to the amendment. Mr. Wright faeered the recommitment of UM hü and insiructums.

about tlii result, arc feci .1 ! !t n," craUtiwi

The ;i!iovc is tlie title of tbe Brat voluflM we tcarcfljr kmom how feacxpn of tbe Hirtorj of Indiana, laid on our table except by onr iocrcaicd cflbi by the Author. Thia vohm is prcnniratory the good cast . it Uw 1 thai! lor a proper Bftdcrstanding of what i to lol- are coBSciooi thfir fdflorti wer lw: hut even as wich, poMCMea unbosjoded cr than lor titc pecunrvj interrst We regret that our limit? do not humMc sel?ets Ii I-1 true, tl permit as to give an extract or two, which we the Kat i lection it was. i set i

have marked. IVe hope, however, that the work "ill ! i :i in every I unilv in Indiana

1 1 W . , i i

Mr. Kerry advocated he instruction-. He contended We CVCI1 wbh, and TtCOmmend. that it lC ft'

that the income of the conol far the ronirnf yaer won Id M .hw- : SI I iT'i Lnl I., .1. I p t .1 ,1,,. ........... e ai Mi. I

" " " W wMJ nie I uiif u, r(Hl!r! l) I. It" Oiair, a E I 1 entered ml I an argument lo proM las j,os:t., , Befora

fte citicluileil bis r, mark".

aa a clai r i lir in our at ademies arid e . s ..a a. a

semtnanes. it is due to tbe Author to-, that the work exhibits extraordinary iitdustrv

jiast aighl o'clock.

The Horse adj mrncd until Tuesday m mir.g at hilf and DOC talcntj and WC Sincerely hope he i

may be rewarded hv a rapid ;.nd heavy sah . The work is printed h. S. . Ii. obl, and

its execution U t a I jhly creditable, I i r s qnal

Tippsscftatoc i 'oaatjr. A meeting of the democrats t Titr c .. e countv was

held at the Conrthoae in the tosrn of Lefayettr, om Mm-1 to most eastern pti!i!i a4.a:i-; ami Tyler

day, Deoeaaber S&th, poraoant to proriowa notuc. The j & Co. have exhibit i.

ii use was caiie.i ta order by Lemnel Deranw; and on

nioti in. v mi i l Mc( 'on v ice, Esq., was ehoarn Preaidenl,

Ir. . I,. Lu'nv and M ai r m . Pansen oa in Vice

I'rcs dents, and J. B. McDonald Sec retary. The meeting heme or;; ti.ieil, on motion of Dr. .1 W w ilaon, a conuntUea area ippointed to halt a pronsnhla and reeoloiiona eiproosiro of the mn of the meeting, .1 Wils .;). L B Stockton. W J Hnoddr. Chriatien H, ka-

tborn. Kan I. dm l" r.. .,... I .lo, Ramm .'.I VV al, I. I V' " r 'S "orglll

i. ....i.... s,. u- -i- i., st .1. i .i... snake it, ao far aa are

. i , , I, 1 j . .( I' ill II I, OO',.,. mil IWHPIHtl .lUilll Kmers, in, (of Wayne.) Thomas Cmiiley and Z W Uryaot were ,ij,on.t, d said committee. Maj. Daniel Mace ..nd Ur. Davis add reared I be Convention ; after vthnh the COSnniittee rej. inc. I a pr. am le and resolutions, w bich ::re g:vc i u Ic. ' '. in the U a. -ash Standard, hoi nrhieh are hare not room to copy in full. A reaolntton in faror of Manna Vax lli tii. ns tlie Brat choice of the Dem cra -v of Iti !ia a. w.is i:,'r iduced hy Dr. Davis, am! ad , t, I 1 t'i' Conrention. ana following paroona were appointed delegatea lo the Dem 'cratic Mate Uoa ventioo, t bt held on lh 8th iovt. in flits ci'v : ' J'ui jti-.'d 7V..W kip, T, Deraolt, J imea Daria, L 1 8torkton, J W Viis.,,. Jacob Walker, Daniel Mace, Ismis M Kibben, II U Da Pny, J ihn Uockreil and II VV Kllsworth.

Jti K sun

in tac opy

uiM i vi- a tl ided m iionty in llus I. j a lature, wo had looked I mt trd : J. olLco, not ) Jiti.eii on act ount of the nCittöl l KU utnenU, as for t!ie Biaiiifeft ttkMi it would aiford of th' apjirohaliori and t!:!i.l BCCOf OUT party. Wp thw wetbought on: - ! stuli'l -i

maqt sacnt ccs, and hv c:r unwearied

a a -t la"

ana zeaictis cuorts to penorm ine uu . -

whii h devolved upon u in ronducting .

mocratic prcM at t! ta imporl tut poinl a! o tliotii'lit that we !ia? : ;t-o.i , liotn tl:e toiu ol" the leaHn papers 111

bciorc a

fine -j-ct i;:'. 'ii of their ha idiwork i- its. t , .1- out tlie St ite, o Tar a i in

lent binding. cerned, that it was Ute u :

a party thn ;Uout Use !S al . T!o Stale tt::t.k. this favor. It hn- been

e give liel'iw it r noiii!, r ol .Ii J 1 Dum. to the

tur

l aIi of our

cmmiini, .iti ,n nuhlished iealerdav It- in Mr. I n sitl, nt

Merrill Mr. Dann is nnetaken in bis inference that i;r

tin- or". in ' if iha Bank. We enueavur to

ire able, tbe organ ! Troth and

Use Public mietest only. Wi atated yerterday that w,bekl ourselves entirety aloof fraaa any permnal naatter between Messrs Merrill and Denn, bv which we meant t convey the idea, tb ,t ore did ut endorse ;.u i arounal charges of om against tin- other, and were oniv at loan d by a desire to protect from barm tbe true iutere.ta of the bill holdere, le:iv ing ev , i v tiling i !- t. lhe ralsn and paaaionate judgment of the public. Notsvithafandine (he peihap jurüfiabli barahncM f Mr. Dunn, our foci-

ti: on u

and w arc cratcful : both o. iderations, and at a iUj le t i . n l.o.-tiiitv and iccn t nVlcii ;.i,r" a ; ilnsl our party. 'I i. have be n a f ucaaocratii

Ju-IImI by su !l

',r u c ran in tginc

rot ! with Hie N Liga for l er than for u in a Rial h.'ui stcknowledod to

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j ortiUiCCr in a (:. i i! j ... a subject of i v ivgr i iltiaiutnoiis oie i'l "ir i n

'Abrohant Evana, Thomas Grads and T (

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Lanramie. .1 I) Hartpener, John Killgore, B F Clark, I H Major, RicbtrJ C Ie, JWph Xiaevr ander and N L Uan.c-. Perry. luho roresntan, Kiftn Darner, John Whiteman. Thnasoa Lairy, John Broad) and .Mahloo Clearer. HVtedenit. Stephen Kennedy, Thoe. Umtley, L l.erman, Nimrod Jones and Wm Bradr,

irtffs i r mam um hangt 1 upon lliis point. HKKaap. Ch t cm n r,awr. I era aarpriaed lo s. j per ' i i-i im, ri. eiL' a Vir i e it uttnea aa, en , v I? rl j ins Ei rv. aidenl -i t gfcaW Banfe f n it a . t 6 1 I ! 1 t it rOfl an I f orvan ,. Ihi liank In at a :,t t

r rr.-t r al t nfy .! n erali j.,'.-.i:.l :t t. . t ot cveritwenl liaVC

n-iMiKi let itneti rtown io painter la t . rfla ami aialevulent par , -. aiur:s oY an OM lro ken down Po!i:i'.il hack, wont ia area t It M

Leia'atere tn their eriadoai liavtkrown aide for watttef . :.,,r .,.,d t fl.-, i -,. awn I ret ten te. II Ml M . Merrl I v ... .;..: . i ; . ; -.'" " ' totherealpol t at faaue, tbe aohreii yv ineoirenrr ol 1 , t. ji adf. fof WC COIU Bank. I aronld tare eeacoiitent to let his tattineeta tofor what , tf.ev re wot . well kmm i nj r : t . r.- no btv : IwiO ?. CO I.il'iM, ! ta lie 5JI

v. ot. aa tiwt tne eieae of t..- state Rank noobt prove a:l ! hare far wir A in iinirvn

saiuo rausayabMI K. tsie hie iaiipa itoa t - at it a l unfortunate I ever arm an oSiraa Inoneol n lranr:es, Mr. tfien i!l Of :i ny o- e j:s to Bay tits! t! e 1 unk er r?:t lu.v,- v, r a cei t ' im . t'aa l aaj ; tum .1 I are i ot t e pi eph i Indiana lo t a atillion of theit State lead ! i i i.i.n at... .. rapMefry ; i'.ij, ia known, lenida mlHionf U I am to? gt dereiredj t Rt vriH te elioarn to le leatintne ' e ot II ptt concern I y liia stittre vvi.it i s.:. it i had finaaa M ' Hiry In eea n t M 't ti:.- kgt ten reara. lureirardto llie rtiitement I mmle tn

j !:.!.ni nf '!' t ' i - we arc ;:!! s i iving.

Su i wr untt Scusi

Mr. ( 'hapmatia i tiairm in ol Lht

BBfJtela. Win I ariisw ouli, x J JsnoJJ.-, Vi llliem i f . V. . i town r ; t n i underoet lo .i.-j !.. t OD '! I HTd ' I

neaton, uarm redan, .sfartiii Koaus ami w lirv.mi. i.-.- - n n, -u-i

1 itor tor the proof. I ';.t. ' n treu igun tin I t rrn o m . i- . . 1 . i - . ti,,, tlie innt.1 Am

1 1.11 I V T'.II lit Illlill. 'l.l 1. ' - ...- ...

Shelby- Buckner äootharnrth, John Daw lev, Abraba

ltd c !

Bwitaer, Adam Uhambongh, Benjamin Eaetborn at.d Win (.ne Timnrona, Tippecunt. C Hccka thorn, John Rhaw, Jr., lamee

I and other han n, premtudns ttatank ' lattce veoulil ui out meri ft.

and I aew rl arjra ! no with knowanttj1 statine st was false hi the ehweuf baa roniMiMiitcation iu um. re: eetittg the in n., .

i moaita of the l ank; and in ronrtoaioe, I ;, .'ateeara Mfaaa

Sit i 1 at l tttC t ,

had hoped Lhat ere thi- the report nroul i ba

taw. BenMil M'v'orm.ck, Win Haya, Mo.ts Ku-h aim r, ,,r eri nil i hy I iin In .1 I artile is ear, sars fuht.

Br .tr. Vcrhrite. on ti.e subiect of 1'rol.jte Judtfi's .. " ".

an into Probate Circvita, Adoptod. ,k"' '

on i sea of in t. it v t.

and dividing the Btnl

The House proceeded to the COMlderalion of the b.l! changing (he application off water at tlie actjaedttct near Fort Wayne (.lr. Edsalla case.) ilfr. HcDonald moved to amend, so that Bdaall shall hive tlie pririlegc I usitif? i he qoantitr off water granted to hint in Ins original lease for any purpose he may deem proper, pr irided said cha iga hltail not i j , r- any ethei person having uhseitieM lenses iroot the Xtaie. The Maandsnent was adopted and the hill ordered to he cn-

groseed

1,., i

Lt It l-av ne. H'aMaA. Jeasea Bmeraon, New burr Stockton, CorncUna MorrH, John Emerson, C Maratelk-r, Wiiiiani Fra zter and Peter Castor.

Wathinftou. Anthony Garrett, J Cunningham, John

i Isley, U Hu nphrer and .1 P Hiidham,

t'ayae I.i-m Borditt, Jacob lone. lot, !ar's.s Urume,

Wr. zj Aker.J hn Me rry, W T Motdock a-:d A Jones."

I ::til I ili I V ill. :, I B !i h u crtt irar ct4 ' . Mtu-lvr , vv. ijooj in dec llaae.

and I ! tarsa hin e ; h 1 1 .

ich

t'i

ilir-., i alufaa atyai to inr I'ear a, IOUN p. DCXX.

h 'k-: printed. .o that arc oultl

(or the i:!orin ii.ion of our i presume are ahull now hardly L

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1 it

v. until al Tac repot

'J'fl't W i t i t 1 nirl i-,.. I

The foilowinr is a full coor off the nreanbte and HNnJoii, '

- . - r - ! ( . tut l rjurril in tlie St:i:tv v Mr Char!)!, of La t Orte, ill tC- I pCOplCS CIIKI SO 1 1 51S W

- -m I n

t l.trk ounty.

la t ion to the rijjhl ol ihe sittit u member fiorn Swirz-r! u .1

to rote in ceiUioc-.scs, an abshact off which ami rirea in out pa. 1 1 of yeU rd ly ;

Hennas, tbe Senate hare id evidence ef the u't' of

1 1

in.;

Uli lt. t 114 IS I

It n aiMünf of the Democratic party held al Ilm Coart , p., j . 'y :v 1 1 seat in Ihh b lyj and, whereas, a cotttcM

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rc--i-

ffonse in Charleatown, according to public notice, on S9h of D.-c, 1843, Abednego Richaaon chosen P

denl and B. W. Jaaaea, -Secretary. Mr. J, ('. Hndtleberty o&rcd the f lluwing resolutions, which wire nnanimouslr a! ipted.

Iletftlvetl, That we approve off the Densoeratic Btate

The hill for the nli f off Jinin C, AtV'ma off IVnam ConrenUoii propoaeJ lo be held of ndienapolta on the h

countv iiiamifai torn,; coMipanv, which waOQfSjetod t he 1 county, Ac, (accompanied hy a petition from Dr. B. ('.

ougfl SIM other.) Iis Mr Ct ppy, to provide It a mire eftcient nsoda of rapending road tax in Whitley, Jay ami Adansa; H v Mr Miller of' v., t. change the lima ol holding Pro-

leite coswts in V null rhurh county;

eOjrostvetf.

Mr Iii rrr, on I are, ffmwi the sen s rnsnniillee, r, orl

eil a lull 1 i meorjiorate tlie I . il'i v et ! and White RlVOf Tnnipilve cotnpanv . winch i- I In a se nid leading 'lis of thr Horner- rontinunl In relation t mail tax in tlie county of Lnpnrta . n tl twice ami onlered lo lo ensi"-,,,'l , hl Mroeide kW UVt oaeeJseai a lnnl; acanea Fresseh Li. I Creeh m Ihe oiitilv ot Orange , meoriiorali nir the Delphi vv iter works . .iinp.tnv renting the dnbM -f Bchnol CSOMMMMMnT M snWMTJ Treasurer in certain counties, to locate a State ro.1,1 m the eeemaieeot rleMe,dkc . Mclaring s aassvrsnt , all of win, h pisMtl. except lliuse otherwise stated 111 lhe oImiv e. Mr Tili her move.l l tahe from tin- labia a hilt relative to i ha oiintv line "i Wann k and Uibaon .Mr Miller moved to amend it ly nd.liii; an additional aei tion S, c That nothing in tin ad hall he so MMllMSJ as to prolnlot the eotintv of CshaOH from even tmg SwiadsClion over nine ., Hon in the northwest rner of town hiji foin. south of ringe u lie west Mr Catena se'd that last wiwaer ISnaan sowae maax. uav known t-t linn the hotin.larv hetweti .rri. k and Uthson was i haneed There was n petit tun fT it last year lir

was there anv this year All lhat ha ashed was thai the I hassnshars al Wsarrseh ohssaM ha reaeereeJ to what it wa

before flu revtsnm wtis made Mr 1'it. It, r -oke in lavor of the till The I. ouml.tr v

line h ui been fixed hv some , hu anery t tlie UMSSS BW I Ha ihargrid Mr llargrore, the soraaet repreaenbttif e, ol beirijf enjrage! in making the eh titge Mr Miller was in favor of settling the nnaation. lint CJahnaa had right t aasscias iuri,ii thorn ores mare than nine e turns, hut he was w illing to take only nine m non of ihe territory nt dispute, i r the nttrnoaa i hiving lhe III Itter ctlle.l ' II: dt Hl I th.itth. re had heen anv ihiianstj in the matter, fat as Mr Hargrove ami biseaelt was'.-om rncil. ami he imsi.h red lhat tin- chnrgSl coana with ill grace Hraan the gaMlesaaa from Poss) tter some turther ih hate, the piestum SSOS put OO the mentlinent ami de, i.lcl in the negative The hill w.i-i or.h red to bj engrns-cd. anl the ml. bell. usp nde.l, it was read a thir.l lime ami pass. . I Mr Orth, oht lining leave, nitrodiieed a lull lor lhe e-j taatiahmeut f a Medical Infirmary, which passed to a aa sad ressfiasj Mr Davi ml t , on h ave, introdoced a bill .imcn.I.ifory to laws ,iufbiriing llie seizure off boats lor debt, which pus-etf to a sseonil reading Mr Kitch.v. on leave. inirduced a petition OT John Carlisle, which was referred to the committee on canals. Jke ., Mr Wither, freai the nummittas en ttsa fei"- nenn, reported a j -iut resolution on the subject of ndu. ing lhe aalaries of frank iifhi r Mr t;iiapman moved to ludetinitely p..ipone it, which molion .lid not prevail. Mr Ewing in v I in amendment, which wis not adoptrd. The rule ajsjOJ MafMSJeil. ami the j ml rcsoml.on STM rei.l a aecoti.l and third tune ami pnsoÖsJ. Mr Dmmmmt I" on leave, offered a resolution that when the Senate a.lpmrn. it a.lj.mrn P meet M Tuesday aMfaV mg nesl. which wa adopted Mr Akin. ikailOSSa af the committee or the täte. Ban!., mule a report srhscl was , uried in rl .ic ' s of the J.i' HiUs rrad third timt und futssrd

il.e seat ot iu-ti in .I Htm ..'iniv .

Mt, ..-. j

counts , h.r a divorce, fwrangtjf reported on yesterday aa divorce lor ,1r. Mkins and njectnl. ) was r, ad a second tune and l ist on the piestiou ol e IgroeeiOCtlt, The hill for the relief off Het y L'lark w.ia lost on lhe qnestion of engrossment. I ha lioaea now went hate committee of the whole on the revenue mil, .lr. Itowlt s in the ( hair. .lr. Ferry moved to stm.e out o much of lhe hiil a

repeal the I iw exempting one i.ut.dr. .i ,t..,l iwnnty.fiw

of .lanuarv neat, lor ihe i oruoaa ol forming uu Blectorel

ticket, and tor ;ht.r purpnaca. Resolved, That Jaaaea li. Kead, John s. Simooooo ami James s. Athon, aiul each at.d evev democratic citia u of this county, who may he in attendance at Indiauapol I on the .S h d January next, be, Bud tbe same are hereby eppmated tlelegatee to represent Chirk county in said Convention.

li'mdx rd. That our Ich gates t tlie said convention be

Bj Mr Palmer, to reo, turn lhe superintendent of public dollars wrnrlh ol personal property from taxation

works to it,, ms. i certain information ;

By Mr Allen f I... t transfiT the duties of school commlsaionei to county treasurers in Fayette and Lap Tie coin, lies, rent three limes and passed ; 1 1 y Mr Miller ol Crawford, to lepeal a part of the mililia law ; lit v Mr Jame, to tr. tnster the hook-, pipers, ecc. of Msrhigan road oflke te Btate Auditor's ofBce ; Al a joint resolution, amendatory ol a joint reeolotion ;o proviite lor COUntiag and camelling rSratc bono-, 4 ! ;

Mr Ni.rvell uioveti to ta . tr m the talde lhe natC r --

Mr. Simonson limped tins uineiulment Would not pre

vail. Hut lew of our citisona bare more property than thhi amonnt. In one township there was a ddlerence of 60,000 dollar--, in e in, tpicnce ol tins law.

Mr. Chapman aaid, tins pari of the lull won..! increase

is now pending before t!. "? te he'.v . t'.e raid lienrj a: 1 Done! Ke!s . ; s "o the light t sai ! at : Al ! wie . . . a ronwnittee of tbe.Seoato hare reported thai neither off caid Claimants hive any right la a -al iti this senile; And whereas, it w ml I be highly Mpn pel h.r -;m Hei ry 1 1 vote apoo tbe qeeations relating lo kisowa light to a teat An: w .r -i.a sense f common decency at.d prop iety am u;luffiii nt to te-1: .: in the sail lieuty from rotiug in iha preriue- : The ? led, Th it the aiJJ Dar id Henry ! excHtded from his seat up a this ft n r, until HM h co ie-t i de ( i led by tins body. iloyd fJonnfy. At a huge and respectable meeting or tbe Democrats t I'l ij d cunntj , held at tlie Drntocratic Hall in the r.y ol Ken Albany, oa lhe SSth dajr off December ls-U.

Ss'iiuel ;. Wilson, r.s.j., wa appointed rieid t t and Ja-

und

I ton low (or i

it Mr.i

,'i an

i 1 1 o ii"C,i.ir. iklicaic dutr.

t an i e.. e 4 i i nix . , At a meeting off the Iteenorrat i lwr

held in lied lord . n the ?,i to nil . Mi ; colb I la the hau , and n. Ttnrt cretary. The following persons wrreai St .Te CollV. Ill o 4 i V MT, II I ion, IV. Ii Itaiki r. In I'.-.t. M I

ronntr, V V s VV ii nli J

ltd they are In rehv instructed lo atttKMHt attcfa men lo mwl V, ' PC. ... " ' f . .... i ., , ii i . I cob Uence, L' , ui I uu m lloi kid iv, t.e Pie-: letits an lorm uu e eel tr.i ticket, ut.d Iboea on v. who wi pledge .-. , ' , , , , , , . " 1 ff " ll.n.a.mlits.'iii V t t i t . : x I I i i . I i , I t i r t t i xa-

uaawavica i awppw, Ui uo lam miigf. uaa uutiiiiivc ,,atP.l hv .Mr WinMaudle V, Will It oll t i U Hi tliC el. ill UpiOillta -1 t 1 a .i i , i i a

ton. A J M.ilott. J Bwakirk, I) fiuith, E Brta k, B. Mall, I J U il iam. N Btem, IV lad d e,y. Raaa. ii Hit f. II, J V U . '..ti I, and J. I nrgaann. The resolutio! h we are nhli .1

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Ii Kalo a ! ihn i IJ Bar. I, I T tupleT I in . it e, tl ,. G IV tar, at,J W Li-i , J Hot

el the democratic nitioual conrention, to he held at Belli-

more in May next.

iti H .io tt. That this aseeting now pledge itsrlf colltee-

the taxaii n just the amount it would raisa o.,e, and abort ,ivlv mdiiduallj lo sup nut ihe nomineea of the dem

the present law, and he was then-lore ote used to it.

Nr. Ferry favored his amendment in speech of con aid -rjhle length. Our execution law PXCm is one hundred and IwenlS-fiva d dlirs worth ol property from legal liahihlv The intention was, that tins am nut should be

oeratie national convention, uul wi.i use nil h.u,ratle means t secona tin tr incceae. RcHilved, That though Clark countv bMMprMStd lir

preference for Col, It. M. Johnson, she, nev, libelees, w ill

rd tbe following ctMPnittec to draft and ptcscnl icsolati :

expressirsj of tbe rfews t Ihe meetng, ta witi Messrs iril-tau !l. y, M K . Ballett, Rodgers and Heger, t . presented apteamhic und resolutions, from which we take 'be f ilkiwieg - llcaoeed . That we bare fnll confidence i' tbe bxiegrity, honesty, patriotism, and mpubliran neeMcrary .f Richard M. Johnson, Lewis Ca, Mattin V an Boren, Joho C. Calboen, James Bach man, Thomas II. Hi nl a ;u:if will heailily i, -

UfonfKogn y c o hi Monday, Jaasxart I, a meetii of Monlgotn-erv w.i4 held at Ibe INw fordsville anrl arroottitt A liirse i

olotion to go into the election of State Printer, to-dar, al protected by the la we of Ute country, for iha benefit of

10 ' h ek ; when it was concurred in by consent. Mr M'Rae presented a pretest iatn-t incorporating the tru.es ot tli Madison University, on account of its providing for a repeal, by two thirds, instead of aswajortty. The fohowing persons unite in a protest : Mc-.srs. Robinson, Bow toe, Smith, dec. Mr M'Kae th. a withdrew h;s protest lot the porpoes ut Otting forth his reasons at length. The Senate than cease m.anil both Hourea proceed) I l v a vita voce rate to the election of a Pnblic Printer; which M Mite sj in lhe eleiinn of Jggsdj P, Chapunn. bt bavioa reicived i 1 votes, ,1r Dooglaaa 70 voles, and Mr. 'S I I . Mr Simonson presented the communication of J. I.. B., em losmg an article on the rubied off lhe rights l women relative lo lhe separate possession ol properly which was restated t the committee mi the judiciary. On motion 4 Mr MeCelhster, the johet raaatntaan from the etiaie e plai.atorj of an act h r iha benefit ot Jesse J. Barton, Joseph Lol her, eke was taen from the lab Mr Goronan aaoeed to reeaeamit to a select caeamittee, with instructions ta amend, so lhat Joseph H. Hendl Ks shall hereafter leak to the sii-peude I Jeht alone lor the

pavment of his claim of 26,000 dt

the tamilies of persona owing it. Mr. Lea of Poees was opposed to any distinction in lhe t.ixing propeity. ami he should pppoea any alteration in the hill as presented to the lioose. lr. M Tgiu favored ihe repealing prnrision in the bill. The asse-s rs. under the present law. had lo ase-s ten ur fifteen millions worth of property, nod then deduct that am unit from their ass.'-s'iienls. Mr dum in favored this part of the bill a extendi, g eejeel jest ice to all. Ha wis favorable to exempting one baadfcd tad tsjeuty-dlte dolltri Irotn esocnlton ; hut he was eonrineadi that prieone that hut tins property exempt, would he mote willing than any others to pay tax upiri it. Mr Parker took another view of the Btthjject, The tVemption from taxation applied to young men most generally, who were sporting their g !,t vetche, horaea and beojgse, tkc It applied t" p-preenr least ds earring the protection tf the eauirtry, Mr. K rrv said, tbat the auditor's rei rt baring been rcf rrel to, he must beg leave to remark, that the auditor inut be mistaken in Ins calculation. . correct calculation won , prove that this exemption would extend to

ippo

red defa gates t j Um

M. If

sin p rt (icii. I a-s. Mr. Van Duron, Mr. -Lelnoun, or Nr. J p,t the nominee off the lb mocratic National loorenti n Buchanan, if nominated hy lhe National Con vent ion, and IVe trai not with our f. t?n i but -1 v doi amoniti u i i om

that she beltevt tbe time has arrived, when the democrats common (p htieil) f -ahoaid be asrmnred to sacrifice tin ir individual on f renres: 1 The f lion ing gi ntlemei

in lie hmguiige ol Col. Benton, tot the motto ol the dem - 5to 1 : ,. .... - ,, ,, , e Mt i a- ..'M Al'J"V 1 , ' t .s i to I. L. Smith, r. cmtie parts he, reerjf tktngfr tne canee at uhimg Jo,- j nilliU ,;ril lvm , , v

turn. On motion of Mr S. Parr, the proceedings of OS I meeting were ordered In be aignevl l y ihe Presidenl at.l ,ve, relit v, an I pubUahed in Ibe Southern ludianÜMi and Indiana 'late Dentin I On motion, the aaceting e Ijnurned tine die. A Kt UAUN, I'ris l. U. . J a mis, 8ecrr

the state t na vent ton, ibr l,-t . to copy, bat want ! lihto and 'I he ota d the tm eting n f r tin- next Prt std m v . a I. X'.tti Baren was the hrsl It ''t:d.

ny. I ol lhe t II' B i aber f '

f v. I t h v

.p. a 1 I.

tl .t

Gr etil Mit Township Washitufon Collin. W

hams. Dr. Gardner, Chaih?s Fncderick, Johti-o

sa ...

li-

Cttitrgeiow Township. J-.,-:n s Ra t r,

I : n 1 1 Summet, l l"i Ii idtoman, Kr d If m jer. tt-ifayette Tuwkip.-2 bn Keott, ,'obu t'clei Jones, Clement Pel tell, Shannon. f' rar, Vwiltkip. A. .'. M.v.'e , I. VV, (It Bt i . .-. .In .. H llaocotk.O it eil be 1 1.

kichaij., an, J. ha

ixrsarr. I hu fei, rtu-.:i. it, ..

author nf ,i History of tl I'm ,.j (geare, nt Boren t üig rerOHtli I ce d in Hnitnn, mots crfui and ehtqueut apeech, from vl.ich wo u lowing fine paragi iph :

' It Mr. at Bate ""'r. h's . ti to iv 1,1

r IzO f ')ts::lAl I meeting of the (tern erats i Vigu n itnty In I ihe Churl House in Terre Haute, nn Saturday, l-,

'll

'poioicii cli.urni.in, ai

id J v M I s 11

Pcrcn litt ii w .is

lli mo Si 1 1 lair The obje t nt the meeting w as stab d l C S Holden, and on his motion, a eommiin-e of tive was appointed lo report the ii. inn s of suitable nt-rsuna to I,- apt oint. I de lo

go tee o the .t.it,- Convention, to be held at IndiauajiolU, .. , lh u.

The met tiog a -.s t:.- a .. I .'. . -. 1 I j W. Bti cl i , . i. ti t n ii ut r. SwitZCli :::3 CoaillJ A meeting of the Democr-its of this county C art I loose in V'evay, no Satuidat the 2nd Woons, to the Chair, and li Siastoit, set Pufiur, K-q., .1 idge i i ., p, and C I.John M.

p iinled a j iru" it'.' to i

fi tn vv hose ip-.t we s...t

II. II. to j

..- - o. I I a I W or

r ii vv or out i a:

weives th non.ii i Iro rah I wri , I i ins j It i u ; and nramp iR! Itself; not ., a aaabttsoa, ere of truth ai I. lhat Iro h

i. ' t V ' rd M i r VV . I

pM unnii ijl. Win

I i V 1 .

on the -in oar cl Juuuarv next. J. O. J s. John W. Mulle, A. II ho , Walt r Du

kersoe, and s C U ,lo. were animinied said committee,

th. Ret feed, That as fa nest bold it to he tbe highest doty ufil

at t!.e c ii u -t .lav p lit

!! Be

I -1 i . at

less min a rniiiton ami a nail ot t r uertv. lie never

Mr Harbour moved ihe previous BMsthta ; which bting "oul1 see. why a rich man shouhl pay no uuater poll lax who reported the names ol lhe following pcrsoitl ai (! Ie d liat so fai a- Ihe I litli ul Ihe Sla e oi de I. w as put, tovvit: Mb II the main question be than the poor man. bsdaad, thia poll tax alwers appeared galea to raid ermrentioo f ins and value m

John U . Mullen, tieorge !aukev. Johnson .Mew hin- oeemea ina Kepi tiee irom tue sum m ie

i:.i,

:i i . tJ

-e ' " ile I. w as j

now put' and aVsjiaW in the allirmattve. The main tjuestto t, lo wit : Hht'A lhe j -hit resolution pass l vvas put, and decided in the aflir. native, ayes 01. mv -. JS. Mr Goraaeo asorrd te amend the title hy adding the foBasaaag "and t proeioo f r taxun; the people ta pay tlie claim of Joseph H. HemlriclvS out of the Mate tre isury." Mr i'.nrW mt H. moved the prevnius .pi'stton which Icing anotainrd. the miginal utlc of the bill was astopted. Mr tiormaa entered his pro teal againat the peasaga ol the j ut.t res lution, on the journal. Mr Parker, from the earn mitee an the jadiiiary, reported a bill taxing Mil property locat- d in the b. I of nav ig iIdc streams in Marl.n county ; which was laid on the talde ; ahm.

X I..1I to r. I.i.

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ta authorize lhe rending ot ineich.u.,1.... w Ithottl . cttse in thf.-ooi.esof Ptotrfo, Laajsaaaw, sohsn and I. K.ilh or Ihe relief Of IM borr.wrs ol the surplus revenue CanA ,Mr WsdstoJa movcl tO MMM sxith tiLtrnct.. HM l. . . .. t . . ti... -t iia:. Im Ii Oi.l ool iirelii.'h hr onioitteil ! lilt- . " i v ... l ..ii . .1 1... I ,, .he nee ilive.

tiNI, JIIU lUC Ulli na' uuw

Mr l! .. ..I ii...v,il t.t t.'i oil

of the h,ll to reloeate the countv seat ol ..rtui roiituy Mr Davis of l). and M . appcsod rocoooid tattoo n was unnecessary, as a large uiap.rity of the people m '' countv ti n I neti'tionul ami ifiere v .s no remontr an e

Mr Head ai,t. the rveoole of that CoantS

A btil to ' hanee the lima of th i sessions nf the ccuntv boards; passed to a second reading Mr Hodges from the coaxmitlBa on education re parted

againat tin CXpaaMIICJ ot rept ta inj

the roa.l law Mr Chapman, trom the i iiiiiintttee. on roads, reported nv o bills hick and recommended their passage The bill Were engrossed. TM t ill Of the Set. lie to ri pe.ll tho art relntiag to raOSja ami highways, dec, w is reted to :i third reading Mr Jonti of Franklin, reported a bill tor the relief ed Jol,, i t'o pn.ler . p:i-fil to a aoeajaaj roasting. lr Ferry, reported a bill authorMne the election

sid. r the v'de on the pa-tge of certain officers in the town of Indianapolis . passed to

a second roaamg. By Mr Allen of L . in relation to a mad tax in the ; wn of Lapoite ; re id three limes and panood. Itv Mr l,irv. iacorporatiag tue Delphi wator woeka

panv , read three limes and passed, aller beiwg amend-

might el ii'n

'ini

damaees as th. v did m SaUiraa He hoped it would he tl " . a I

W- . . ",. , I "..! .1

reeoiiitterel ana laut over iinin ir,uu-uaj. The hill w is not reconsidered

Mr Carr of L , off re. 1 a resolution to take up the or-

s, v , nl t. Is vvire reit'.rtvd naCB from committees amt

ordered lt he eiirossv'd.

The bill to incorp -rale the rorier eonnty matititacturw . i j i

ders oft ie I iv at J . . !., U. during the remainder ad the rmpanv was rand a 'bird time and p HW4 d

sesai

on. which was adoplt d

Mr 1 1 rrv reported bill & incorporate the Lutheran

Mr Ch .nman moved to take up tbe message from the Church Ml Indianapolis, w Inch parsed t a se ,,nd reading I ... ' . . I . L. I . . n . . I.. ' I . v ., .... tl..

House to s-o into the electis-n ot Mate Librarian, wnt u

motion did nd prevail Mr llerriinan. on h ave, from the committee on roads reported a hill lo change a Stale road in Dav ns county, was read ihree times and passed UM V, if ltd. To provide for a location of a Slate road in the counties ut Noble and Lagrange ; to establish a Slate road to prevent speculation in treasury notes. A bill to improve the grand rapid of lhe WMH river, was read a third time and the question on the passage waadecidi.f in the negative. Adjourned HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

moved an amendment lo

lr I! ,. Piitiom renorte.1 niil l vacate llie

part of State road in PutiKim county; which was twice read and ordered to be engrosse! f flv Mr Edgar, regulating the fees of auditor in RanSJplafc count ; pJJMad t a lOCOnd reading Hv Mr Moonev. f.r the relief' ol the heirs, dkc . of James Shoemaker', d. , eased , passed to a secn.l Sending j By Mr Wright, te repeal a MW relative to surplus revenue fund ; ptsed to a second reading Mr Conner reported ha k bill attaching certain territorv to counties f Miami ami Fulton Mr Blabemore mowed lhat the lull be re ommitted to the same select commitlee, with instructions

Mr Roberts of Putnam moved that the hill he laid ip-

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to htm as a tax to permit a man to rote

Mr. Sailer was in lavor of an ad valorem system of taxation. He could see no in iast ire in taxing eve v man to tbe extent off his property. With regard to a poll t ax. he mahl ee no reason, in ihts land of hberty, where there ate no titles of nobility, that anv lilT renee should he m9,!e in this particular. The public OafiOM of the country were r.pully open to all Bv taxin all property, we could reach the lawyers and doctore, who (reo neatly hsd no more pi -nerty than a hundred and twenty Bra doll us, and who w, 'c m tkinj fortutics out off the fanners. Ha W sin favor of hiving the poll tax rqual. in order tbat we might re n h ttie individaala reierrad to. Mr pejkrr RobtM n l.iv-reil the hill as originally introdarod. The poB tnr he eoasidered tbe ho-t Irmute in our system. It r a bed a great nansher of individuate, JtOOnlg men and tehere, Wh were Bitting money and were protected by the laws .f the country ; and slit had

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exemption off property, becauea greet frauds were ractie

ed in the assessments Men might easily sluel I from taxation fnc bundled dollars wotlh of property, under this exemption. 'I'tie coaaasMee then rose at:,! were iliacharged from the further co lidetaliM of the hiil; the hill being reported bark without atneiiil inr-ril. mt. HcOoaaM meeJ i a.M an MtUittonal section, that a'l ilt bis ?hou d he Mhhid, and llie hilance he tlie aaaeoat of asseeaeaent m pereoael peopi rtr , r, mcDonald favored his amot dmi nl ia a speech .f cotisiderahle length. ste-srs. Parker and R.iw'e- fav red the bill inirodured, and opposed the amendment -f Mr. McDonald ; which was not adopted. str. Pony moved la strike out the exemption, and provide 'h it where one hundred and twentv-live dollars in properly exempt from execution is all Ine pr petty poo assied by the individual, that that amount ahall oe exempt f'om taxation. ir. It isvles then moved the previous question, which bekag sustained, the bill as oriiiinally introdaeed, was ordere.l to he eni'oiaed tor a third reading, hy a vote of ayes b'i. n e .1;. .Vr. Simonson. on leave, presented lhe petition of Cat. . er and Chamberlain, relativa to the Rev.sed Code : re

fer re J Ilv Mi. Harris, cf William Ke.lonager for ad.vorce:

refeired. The biH to altsr the hoondary of Blackford county and to attach a part of fJrar.l county thereto, was read a sec nd time ; when On oiotun of Mr. Bowles, the bill was laid on tbe table. , Th hdl f.'r the relief of justices of the peace, on the

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B raaber, Mareoa tiitchenek, William Wit.. -. A'l. tuts. Elijah He. in, Will. am Stcvenaon, .ind Scooteu tin motion, !.c report of '.be eomnilitce ia i

in. and tho afore-aid persons dulr ajipointe-d delrgalee. C. t) Hidden, S I. Mullen, and Klijab Tillotson,were appoint, -,l a committ ! report resohithm rtom whom report we s. l t the following all ired, Thai we support pi no iph sretht r than mt n . an. I th n when we Gad no n honrrt, caprnkf und fttitkjid ti thr Ctnutitutioti , we will not allow personal prctereitC" s tu intcriunl ur hnrmony. or distra I nur i ll' its. flsaWoeaf, That we cheerfully a wail Ihe Presidential Elevtio t, eoitiitlent! v expecting the same buppt resoli in 6ii that attended the iWmoeratk. party in ltU.in the election ol" Jcl'ti.TBon, and in I I ttte election if Jackrin. nrs i'rc'. Thai each delegate heretofore spp nted to the ?st tin CoorentioB, he empowered i eppoinl u substitute if he CBnttOt attend himself

9th. fi t c-i family, have fu a I i : t I wlio-e cut.. - '. i en oc. i x ät , ! :r.:u ,t on . f

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Jtfferiin Towndip. Waltei Armtti u i Cle c. York J 'ut '.V. Howard sad J he McCrea v. '-. M tttin It. Green tnd Sylvaou II wc. Co (oa Dr. I'. S s t w mi in M ' . . Pimitant Geocjc W. tteadjr aul tn : - i t t Tl a. I Wi.; t . : m M Ks . Uttoteed, Cat ,i y ;t mo at oi 1 . m ,. : .t- td i Cioi Ijr, ir no Raa a 1. dt , ... e t i.e. t tlie Convet lion, te and ihe. a t beteby a, ; intc gatta 'o laid L' uveuti a i repiesei t loisco .i.tj .

Oi-.sijT4' c OMtSty, Purmnt tepmrioas notsre(a meeting of 'he Democrat i ettuxens off dringe county, sras held r. Paoti, mi Ssturd . t 23i in ant for toe pur, o-e of appoii twit delegates t" itpie-tnt tins canary ra the Mate Conveniion t.. be Iel4 at Indtawapottl en the 8th of Janu-rv next. Mai Anl.cw Wilean, was cille : to the Ch .ir, anj U. t anxsngere, p. .:.tid secretarv.

Wain Habxoüt. l he Win.' Standard, a new Y psfer. latety estaldished nt Washmgt in Uny, an ! deri to he political iuterajata ,f Mr. t" i, n i ry r-i t i ir denoaemti ... f Mr. Weheter. It pr te - sgainst : eil t ret'irni d t ' be L. . Ben re. I y the Whig Legi tur- i t Masse boe its. a. ' s,v : Where he Ut. Mr. Webster CM only SI .... Ma s-o !.!- ; a; I lhat he w ii. ! tSi-, ii i .- a i , .

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Wheieupoi., the following gcDtle-ofn wci" appc.r.:el, I -wv .Peefä Tiwnsip Dr. V. A . D wie and Dr. J iha Dix 'n. Su'h H'f f.-Ar rCt aile. and William Catheait. Xorth ltr Georga ft French acl rnomas 11 L-ivis. trrleint J. Witean and I). S. HutTittitler Soith Eot Ja nes Gammen anj J. Hunjte. Starnp'r '.v Cret:;. Samuel Wible and Joel Va. I :. South Kit!. V. (iiuL.:. at d Col. J Litre. Grttnht i Geo. Tefoi 1 and iinam M'Donald. Jhcfcl tn. J din A. vViaii gei and J. t". Wall. The procet dingt weie oideied t . te j u: li?htd in tbe M Tiue Ameiiran." The mee'irg tiien adjourned. A NI'RF.'.V W I LSfi.V, C ru.rman. H. Coai&tar, Secretary.

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Aitsixc The .Win I..j-- .re at'err.o'iil a Ta-ciioost oo Monday, fie -S'h ioet- The Bei i w argeniaed by the iht.ee of Ifbn. Naibxtu-l Terry, .t j Ion. est ine, as Pit s..l. nt : and the il mir. hv th- Bel, fl 'of A. D Moore a-i speaker, "ihe Ahtbama Diu. wraiit Mate Ci,nve:.tion hi nominated Mirtto Va i It .-, tl f,,r Pns:dent. and enst r King as Vice rVeekh t : Mr Van Buren received f7 rotea, Celheun i:J. C King itceiteJ t..e unariim .u n i.in itioo.

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