. Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Indiana, being the twenty-first session of the General Assembly, begun and held at Indianapolis, in said state, on Monday the fifth day of December, 1836. . mount of the surplus revenue to which thestate of Indiana m ly be entitled under the distribution law, to the cre-ation of stock in said branches, to be issued on as as other bank 2 per cent, of the ncit prufils arrising from said stock be appro-priated to purpo-es of education, and the i)alance to the payment ofinicre-t on the internal improvement loans for ten years; an
. Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Indiana, being the twenty-first session of the General Assembly, begun and held at Indianapolis, in said state, on Monday the fifth day of December, 1836. . mount of the surplus revenue to which thestate of Indiana m ly be entitled under the distribution law, to the cre-ation of stock in said branches, to be issued on as as other bank 2 per cent, of the ncit prufils arrising from said stock be appro-priated to purpo-es of education, and the i)alance to the payment ofinicre-t on the internal improvement loans for ten years; and at theexpiraiion of >a;d len year?, the whole of said fund to be appropriatedto the purposes of education. Mr. Posey moved to indeliuitely po;fpone the said resoluton and-pending amendment, And the ayes and noes being demanded by Messrs. Jones and LeeofB. Those zcho voted in the affirmative art^ Messrs. Briggs, Brown of S., Brown of T., Burn?, Conner, Cun»numharn, Elder tiale, Gird. Hanna of C, Heath, Hoobler, Jackson,James, Long, Lu-k, Mace, Mahan, Newell, Nicholls, Owen, Pepper,Poiter, Fosey, Powell, ProfHit, Rush, Shook, Thornton, Winship,Wright and Zenor—32. Those zvho voted in the negative Smith, Stapp, Strain, Talbolf. Vandevere, Watt, Williams Wines ofv., Wines of G. & W.,andMr. Speaker—59. So said resolution and pending amendnnent were not indefinitely post-poned. Mr. Bloomfield then withdrew his proposed anfiendmcnt. On motion of Mr. Hubbard, the said resolution was laid on thetable. Mr. Proffitt offered the ftdlowing resolution: Resolved, Thni a select coinmiitee of two from each congressionaldistrict, be appointed with in^t^uctions to report a hill providing for thedistribution of the siir|)]ii? revenue of the United States which has ormay become due to the state of Indiana, by the law of Congress of 23dJune, 1836, in the several counties of this state -n prnportion to thenumber of tnx ible polls in each countv ; and that the whole amount ofinterest a
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