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permanency of o0r republican iosiitu.
tions, and ought TO be resisted by eve
ry friend Of freedom.
This amendment was disagreed 10
by The following vote:
YEAS-Messrs Allen, Bentley,
Bostwick, Champlin, Greed, Cushing,
Ford, Goldman, HoIcomb. Hunt,
Knapp, Luiz, Matthews, M'Donald,
Miller Of Lawrence, Mitchell, Moore
Of MuskiOgum. Moore Of Delaware,
Morrow, Morris, Reese, Slivers, and
Taylor Of Mercer
NAYS-Messrs. Armstrong, An.
keny, Baldwin, Blackburn of Colum-
biana, BIackburu Of Stark, Brown,
Butler, Chambers, Creswell, Conclin
of Hamilton, Conclin Of Morgan, Cut.
right, Coulter, De Wolf, Enyesrt, Fa
ran, Gamble, ,Ilarlin, Hathaway, Hos
brook, HOugh, Habbart, Humphreys,
Lowry, Lyman, Medill, M'MeaI,
Miller of Wayne, Patterson, Porter,
Qlinn, Read, Robbins, Saylor, Sprague
Stabletou, Smith, Slidger, Utter, Van
Hook, Walton, Welton, Wlnship,
Whitmore, and Speaker-45.
Mr.. Greed then moved TO insert the
following in lieu of the I'd Resolution,
viz:
"Re8olyed, That it is a direct inva
sion Of the right ofinstrcutiOn, for the
Legislative body to interpoSe its an.
thorily between the particular repre-.
sentative and his immediate constitu
ents, the people,"
The question on agreeing 10 this
amendment was also decided IN the
negative BY a vote precisely the same
as the foregoing.
Mr.. Morris then moved TO amend
the Sd resolution, which declares Hhe
right of instruction, to he one of the
fundamental principles of a represents
tive government by inserting 'by the
people, TO come in after the word tn
StructiOn.
The yeas and nays having been or
dered on this amendment, the Clerk
was proceeding with the call of the
names, and had nearly completed it,
when,-
Mr.. Robbins rose aud moved 10 a
mend The amendment, by adding 10
the words proposed TO be inserted,
these words-'Or theirrepresentatives;'
so as to make 1t read, 'The right Of
instruction, by the people or their re-
presentatiyes,' SC.
The Chair (Mr. Bostwick,) decided
that it would not be in order TO amend
while the call was proceeding.
The Clerk then proceeded with the
call, aud the following was the result
Of the vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bentley,
Bostwick, CbampIiu, Creed, Concin
of Hamilton, Cushing, Faran, Ford,
Goldman, Harlan, Hathaway, H0l
comb, Hosbrook, Humbard, Hunt
Knapp, Tulz, Matthews, Medill, NJ
Donald, McMcaI, Miller OF Lawrence.
Mitchell, Moore of Muskingum,
Moore, of Delaware, Morrow, Morris
Patterson, Porter, Read, Reese, Rob
bins, SayIor, Sprsgue, Stableion,
Smith, Sridger. Stivers, Taylor of
Mercer, Utter, Van Hook, WeIton,
Winship, WhitmOre, and Speaker
46.
NA YS-Messrs. Armstrong, An.
keny, Baldwin, Blackburn Of Colum
biana, Blackburn, of Stark, Brown
Butler, Chambers, Creswell, Conklir
of Morgan, Outright, Coulter, d.
Wolf, Enyeart, Gamble, Hough, Hun
phreys, Lowry, Lyman, Miller o
Wayne, Quinn, aud Waltou-92.
The Chair annouuced The amend
ment 10 have been agreed to.
Mr.. Cogiter asked leave 10 change
his vote, which was granted, and be
! then answered in in the affirmative.
Mr., Walton also asked leave Il
change his vote, which was granted
and he then voted in the affirmative.
Mr.. Humphreys, also asked !eAv
TO change his vote from the negative
to the affirmative, which the HOus
granted; when several members, whc
had voted in the negative, rising q
once TO ask for The same lesve.-
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin, tn,
names were ordered to be called q
gain.
Mr.. Robbins here again inquired 0
the Chair, if it would now be in orde
- nnoba tbn oraand n,anI u,hich ha af