AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
On motion by Mr. HADLEY, the Senator from Hancock [Mr. Hess] was added to the committee having under consideration the following resolution:
WHEREAS, It appears on the 387th page of the BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS for 1867, that ex Senator Mason stated upon this floor, that the Commissioners of Hancock county had proposed to donate to the State of Indiana the sum of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars, to secure the location of the Agricultural College at Greenfield, or some other point in that county, therefore,
RESOLVED, That a committee of three be appointed to inquire if said statement was correct, and if said proposition was made, whether the same is now, or will be renewed.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR made the committee to consist of Messrs. Hadley, Caven and Johnston of Montgomery.
The Senate took a recess till two o'clock p.m.
