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IN SENATE Saturday, Des. 26. cone were presented this morning Ove and Sermg stevens, Chairman of the com he judiciary, to whom Was re omar het the govenor’s message see to the Indian tribes within the a oton of the state, and the rgter state to extend over those tribes oration of her laws, reported, what the committee had considered aod ealyec referred to them, wit h gueation and deliberation, ‘The cyine fotably acknowledge that ey have fount The question proposed ei, of the ealyec matter of inquiry gebie, aflane That admits of serety of opinion, so fas as pols j homely are con erred, but, ae , the reghte of the +fate, aa le oodent soverengnty, there weil founded dif erence of “ rates thhee by the committee ~ of at Jesat denceful 1, that they are Low of natpome OW the pen speaty rot appea rt thes fo rd, teat only by thi eatlepated righte i. the werengulies, Of len 4, principles not fitres and tuml ™ ’ ale of school sections in certain coun ty By Me. Deravw, a memorial to con gre 4, respecting certain saline reserves Among the orders of the day, several bills of a local nature, from the house, were read the first time, and a number of bills ongimaneg in the Senate, pass ed a second reading. The bill from the House, divorcing Martha McBride, was rejected on its passage —ages 7, aoes 12. The joint resolution on the engect of the caval land donated to this state by the United States, and the ball reducing the Minium price of seminary lands in Gibson and Munroe counties, prospert the Senate and were sent to the Hlouse fia concurrence. Some tills of focal character, also passed the Senate. The Senate refused to ovuler for en grosseent, the till extending the meri t suffrage to the election of counts treasurers and collectors —Messre Claypool, Lemon Lomax, Morgan, and Worth, voting favouredly to the bills and Messie, Bir. Clendenmn, Daniel, De pauw Kiel her, Givens, Grioham, Greg ory, fenton Mixwell, McKinney, Orr, fiebb, Sering, Stevens and Watts, voting Hofavotrdély to tt The loi heretdiore reported, proved ing for the qigmeg of the enumeration of the free white matembabstants of the state, and one or two 1.2 ib bila, were considered i comartiee of the whyte renate, and ordered to be engined ant independent sovereignty, oopgelaeiee rorhe wethen tts Tpite phetedieron. ty wee the country fo eapph yin gpeyiere benght t 7 wid Ws #| i » pF ifpie i. :ay frat jul # Hok, gthes 77 esp tert a pea th Rea ! HT spe ad Whiten iTerzere A apts stl ihe atte trvti vy Prager vee ig 2 ahaa Iv. Bueiy an y je higutt t neet the a@ ‘ry wets, © Hee zits at iwh fu= necessares, ant ta de axe ti riivatifugnrs wa et try (yebiing it has an abeo ; cupremne command, and to rgotert what ought to he rpepses justice, exacts alle te tron, tikes cognizante of comgenetied, wad 1 the final differences that may arise the whole extent of the terri- All persons, cerrhin its beoite, ite motterty and have, citifzens, af permanent a livine ty rete, of mere traveilers, aa contrat, mot on over _ but wievery thing that os et Ee ot cUFREATIS\ (82 WY WT eT ae pete nent resident vi ther property are bound ated menvel r; pert, but also to sovereignty within where they imay reside; and audi thoul to protect them, um thberties, rights, persons Laven « teaveliing «team i the general wad police rrevgoty through which rue then relate to the good order, and the hale, and oe table to be hag Larsly tthe breath of them, ranandepoted and ac , independent and sive » comeanttee befere that frame, poghits of sovereigen a rev f rep at ctw, FA , the off aol pole, and the priaionpies ar manate, require that the one of the pe et off be the eagle of crval conduct rhe temit aoe purrehietion that all manner of persone reon hold the sangeet there donut anty te met ani «sty defend the acme; fe. These perenne shel then welw vidael bber we Dt yr al rein Wou we ry te tT harie rardecta we The ve es Ty we M4ies, Viel y ‘ye in Yi'es, IL) te ad Nrorive ‘whe ited ry the Sle ih eons Ad property believer there prsrtions not thet as general incontrovertible, appetian the pest to the ety requires, That dae Le wet--that he mews Senta be mild, an’ pro rrperitor—that then het Love due notice, that reve wither one Leavers =x se They th ey corte given ree, Chit the “Often af ony legees well bee externrdind ver them onl thay util their property lay yeet therets enther Bamie ie ir ue permanent reenbent sirun a lu are ypoeence with the firege premise the carmintioe «ahmnd a t Preteen, pobhanee to the Indian es withon thio atyeo Mr hi Rives vy thom the selevt com Fi bo whom wae refersed so machi ef bers gessive, reported a brit Tiileeeven aevylame in the stile, Veeires option of the pour. (ie oe two Teewl balls were reported *hlert committers, Bove rete edating ef on mation of Mr t. woeteae feng The judiciary Silt is a unre roto the experiioc Lng justines of the peace ‘!Meeceiret ad sabefae pening et Wet itetince, without the delay and AMO heeefore 16 obtain a return of roperty found, eper a fiera bec “e Mesteh wit of capias ad ate ‘sing, the oneration of a fie fa s thence levy and sale of good« ‘ehiattles if they be fared—alen ti Pure wie the expediency of making ] principale to the collection of Fa Wve Crinmal cases, In motion af Mr. Gnesong, instructs ‘6 committee on the judiciary to.en _ TO The expediency of punishing “ Tehaling of spirtuous liquors to fo er t : ot “o We submitted—lose Me Cravroo, more efectually to proide for the AbD VALOREM SYSTEM. ‘The prot resoiation 08 the subject of taking the sense of the people, om the object of an air valorem system of tas ation; when Mr Nosne moved to amend the res olation by staking out the preamble tter the word whereas, which reads a follows: “an ad valorem system of tax ation 1 deemed the only equal and past plan of musing a revenue, but as it is doubtful whether the people are willing to change the present system ™ Mr Catite moved to amend the a meniment, by staking out the word: ‘tie only,’ and inserting ‘un; which metten prevailed Mr. Hatt then moves to recommit the resolution, to the coamittee by which it was reported, with one try tons to report a till on the ad valorem system of taxation, that the same may he published and distributed among the people in the severe jounties io this state Mr. Reap anid, that the committee after mature and deliberate conteleraion on that tulgeet, hoot reported the fail omer conan er atoon; the catyeet had been before the Levis- Liture for a number of years, ane notwith standinge there hat been wunine really a guttar toon fever of an ad valorum system of fixa tion, in hast been defeated, Sam miyveelf in fa vour of the system, but do not know whether twould meet the views of toon | have the honour to fentecent:and as it is a eiyent of event importance, Tam willing it shall co be ture the peorle, in whom all powers vested, int T have no doubt but they will speak the yeeee for ty be misquitters stood If the peorle of the state demand it, the next leviclatare cat toss ap act to meet ther views; the cen- Hieman from Wirone tells ua that the same idy ficntty in the details of the bill would pres iteetly think not. Seetlation is a matter of compromises if we cannot ee. a bill to sat our own Views we munt gel one as near as ousshlh —avl so am confident that, that gentlemen world support the proposed change was he intimeted to does, as well as the most of the tainters in the opposition—Lhall apnease the aiendjacent offered by the centleman from fifteen, at Tam well catiefied it will have a tendency to defeat the bill: we have been told that the sale of the s hool lande was jit seartefernd to the people and that we bar read but few reporte on that enbiert; thie case is very different from the one nodler consider a foot on thatieee of wie peqpacred that electing: houkl be hell in earch conm,recaemal tawnehin, en the opslination of tie free holler, and theramwonty of all the veteroin earl town hin should be preset; hat in the present our our only requires that the Inserertor of the election in oueh townehin, should ace the er, whether hur our ferer wetinst en ad wo forer pavetem of tixothan——thie revenue to he rohan cenmen plan ant of which po hare can era, wid bot well entinfied 1¢ oll cage yer cenul of leculating on the dhvet Veo edits —anteeunl his ron’ that arty Lbaeggeette whee wry ; ey pbAteey tee sake thas vegersl rin oertior fer the rerede “he their peett, «hogid nine o pronnwifpen te snabirnst the whele suttter i coh imager, thet the jooplke weonw when i was in anerite, micht we onl oceretandie erecticul effect: but ound beamed env—Nei, siont inet dar the oon Je wrote aoe reliki it in etetail; or, in other wots, they would corr the nave ition, Morne reert. Pam aeooeed to the whole clan. Its pride as gperanan would be te reise a 149% the ch lilwar, weed to evisolence and cettin divtricty of canpiey frog cherie in tin foarthene of emeortiment. Genttenen the ite opieitre tt i feseinatine praect, whe hese etuthiet and matured the oleets ta ben to Leet! We Epon Fr hoth, and whe at thr fie areuttivinating the aleotion of the ord rinlee a fee dre an atafe finamees, and as the commenerment of a pusition millenninn, wre the ¥ erv ene the counters could lead to the eine forth of thie idol. Before the vrecalled ana teovete tor cecsent, te eee every feature af it delimented : pelt sod interiest that if a te onerate etter ontoefia seared. Peach to coe rit of ite feture We breathed into it, ar take it home foamy constituents. id it unte them inter sovereign chrar that they tegg may worlin at rts if they thinkrt an object of adora T therefore hope that every frien of gid kind of lecistation may be abe to pamittee to whom it is referred, with instruction« propose. But, Dwih clear » he understand, to be willing, upon all scioas, to act to the fault extent of the pow s at Th i m for me Tw ev it! t! tl bi aA shir the thy the the : by: ty Ome ors delecated to me, holding myself always reaponsible to my constituents and to the world for my conduct. Mr. Brown said, I am not in the chain of detaining this house with long speeches, at all,as this is a subject in which ih county I have the honor to represent, deeply interested, I feelit a duty Towe i ‘hema, to give to this house my views of the subject. I shall vote against the a mendment proposed by the gentlema from Dibson, in Hall because Pniaks not only calculated to defeat the object ot the joint resolution, but entirely imexpecdi ent. The gentleman who introduced this amendment, I presume, did it through it purest motives —The bill must necessar ly be very lengthy in its details, and would cost a enormous sum to place one in the hands of every individual, and, when de cidec, by the people, to be their fvorite system for raisins a revenue, would yet be let open for alteration and amendment by the next leg.shware. The people under stand, that an ad valorem system, if one ht proposes raising a revenue, by texa hon, proportion to the value of the prop ery taxed; and str. Pom convinced, thy they would decide this question, with idgement. Tt is a question
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Indianapolis Indiana State Journal
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