Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26
PROCEEDINGS OF Ono.

Resolved, By The General .assembiy of he STATE of OI;o
Inat tne Sorthern boundary of this State, is by a di-
rect line running from the Southern extremity Of Lake
Michigan, to the most %northerly cape of the Miami Bay:
thence northeast, to the territorial line; and by the said
territorial line, to the Pennsylvania line; and that il is
due to the people of this State, and of the United States
TO assert her right to the boundary aforesaid; and that she
VIII MAINTAIN the same, by any and every means which
may be lawfully used by a free and independent State of
this Union.
Decided in the afirmative-Ayes 6l-Nays I-Mr.
itoss only, voting in the negative.
III northumberland 6y the General .assemJEy of
Mc State Of Ohio, That the Governor be. and he is here.
by, authorized to request the President of the United
States, TO appoint n Commissioner or Commissioner
whose duty it shall be, to meet with the Commissioners
appointed on the part of this State, in accordance with
te provisions OF the Sth section of an act entitled 'An
at defining the Northern Boundary of certain counties
within tins State, and for oth-r purposes" passed Feb.
-, "a. u, 1888, and join in examining and re- marking
the line west OF Lake Erie, between the State of Ohio
and the Territory of Michigan, commonly known as
"tiaTfts Inc, as provided in said section of the act afore-
Decided in the afirmative-Aycs ca N,vs o-Nosm.
toninson and Ross voting in the negative.
"a Resotuiton.-.7ad resO'oed further, That if the Pre-.
siuenl oil the United States should decline or omit COM
piying WIN tne request OF the Governor Of this State
then, and IN that case, the Governor is hereby autboriz.
edand required to cause said examination and re-mnrking
tc me, aforesaid, 10 be completed at as early a day as
practicable, by the Commissioner appointed bv him. in
pursuance nuahs o. the provisions of the aforesaid act.
Decided IN the affirmative. Ayes 40, noes %.
Senate, June IL.
On yesterday afternoon, (says the Columbus He.
nilsphere0 the Senate, for the first time, got fairly under
~ - 1890 ~ Wv OuiHt WHICH OnlO OUGHT In axe
IN reference to the Boundary Question. An animated
and interesting discussion took place on a bill introduced
by the JOINT Select Committee, " Accepting certain pro-
posltions made by the Commissioner OF the United
STATES relative to the Northern Boundary of this State f"
The bill provides, that the Governor be requested still
W comply with the arrangement entered into by him
and the U. S. Commissioners on the 7th 6prif 1,st nyg
ptded that all the terms and stipulations of said agreement,
be faithfully observed on the part of the u. Sc and ali
ponds and rccogniz1nces taken, and all prosecutions and
indictments commenced under the act Of the IeoisI,t;ve
Council OF Michigan, of the 18th February, 1886, shall
be Immediately discharged, annulled and discon,inned
.hen tne action OF all laws and parts ofIaws of this State
inconsistent with this arrangement, to be suspended until
after the adjournment of the next session of Congress-.
but should the authorities Of Michigan, acting under the
!. states, within the time specified, do any act incon-
sistcnt with the terms ofthc agreement. or N the said re-.
c1gnizances, &c. are not discontinued aud annuIl.d ,b.r
this act to be void, &c.
"a motion was made by Mt. Wake to indefinitely
postpone the preamble and bill-Mr. Wakes motion
was negauved by a vote Of twenty. Sc ven to six-Tbose
VINO voted IN the Affirmative were understood to wish
a more energetic course The vote, we presume. NAV
DC taken as an indication Of the feeling of the Senate .
The probability is, That the Tine NAV be run-but the
jurisdiction not asserted-and that this delicate and com.
p"caed question may lay over for the next Congress.
Inc Georgia Southern Spy may put himself perfectly
atease about MIR. kiges. We are distinctly assured tI,sy,
ne ~ not suher his name to be used ia any manner
en,lhg 70 lnJufe the party TO which he belongs. He
will not consent to follow in the wake of JUDGE White
or any other Pcrsonage, and to do aught to eudanger the
success of the Republican party 'PmMr R;ycs 81
wait'-aDd he is every way willing 70 yos, 1be g..
refers to tie Vice Presidency. Now, we knew tb.t NJ
hiyes does not wish to be run, and hopes that be nav
not DC considered asa candidate for that office.
MI VIM u Davis has Withdrawn from the concern
81 Rlessrs. 1alncs and Davis, Of the PETERSBURG Con.
stellation-and that excellent and aoursbing 1on,nsi
~ DC conducted as usual by its talented Editor, Mr..
Mi. Giles Ward has connected himself with th.
"Lynchburg Democrat"-and this sonnd and sn;r;,ad
Paper viii IN future be conducted by Messrs. Smith a.