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January 26, 1857
The Evansville Daily Journal
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
What is this article about?
Report from Indianapolis legislature: No important business on Friday; Senate debated rules and senator voting interests without vote, adjourned to Monday; House adopted resolutions and heard committee reports. Information via Col. Drew amid family event.
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The cars failed to bring us Indianapolis papers or letters on Saturday night, and we are without legislative news. Col. Drew, who has been brought home, by the painful event in his family, informs us, nothing of importance was done on Friday. The Senate continued the debate upon the rules, and upon the right of a Senator to vote on subjects in which he had an interest, and without coming to a vote, adjourned till Monday. The House was principally occupied, in adopting resolutions and hearing reports of Committees.
The cars failed to bring us Indianapolis papers or letters on Saturday night, and we are without legislative news. Col. Drew, who has been brought home, by the painful event in his family, informs us, nothing of importance was done on Friday. The Senate continued the debate upon the rules, and upon the right of a Senator to vote on subjects in which he had an interest, and without coming to a vote, adjourned till Monday. The House was principally occupied, in adopting resolutions and hearing reports of Committees.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Legislature
Senate Debate
House Resolutions
Committee Reports
What entities or persons were involved?
Col. Drew
Where did it happen?
Indianapolis
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Indianapolis
Event Date
Friday
Key Persons
Col. Drew
Event Details
The Senate continued the debate upon the rules, and upon the right of a Senator to vote on subjects in which he had an interest, and without coming to a vote, adjourned till Monday. The House was principally occupied, in adopting resolutions and hearing reports of Committees. Nothing of importance was done.