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PuBLrsHE D By rEARcE g. &GHRIsTY.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
in SENATE.
Tuesday, FEBRUARY. 9.

ken up'
Mr.. Newell moved its postpone.
ment until the lst Monday in Decen-
Der next.
81 MIR. Meday said, he hoped the Sc
mate would not consent 10 evade dl
rect vote uponithebill. Ngentlemen
thought that The Chaplain should be
continued in the Penilentiary, they
could vote against the bill-if they
thought otherwise, they could vote
otherwise upon the direct question.
lie hoped The gentleman would with.
draw the motion, and consent 10 di
rect vote.
Mr.. Newell replied that he was not
disposed 10 withdraw the motion. The
exceptionabIe law had been 10 force
bat year, and could not, as yet, be
properly judged of. lie thought it
Ead,policy for the State TO be chang
ing its criminal code Of laws, or those
laws that were collateral thereto, with
out ad q ate experience.
Mr.. SpanglCr moved The indefinite
Sposiponement Of the bill and the ques
ton being taken, was lost, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Cox, Doually, Flo
renee, Houston, Kendall, King, Price
and WadswOrlh-S.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Blake,
Grouse, Granger, Hopkins, Howard,
Hunt, James, KIRBY, Lidey, Medary,
M'LaUghIin, McMechan, Newell, Pu
'terson, Ravenscrofr, Scott, Sharp,
Spaagler Steele, Taylor, Thompson;
Vincent, WeIlhouse and Speaker
26.
Mr. Newell then renewed his mo
aiou, and the question being taken
was lost BY an ,qaal vote, as follows;
YEAS-Messrs A lien, Cox, D,nal!y,
Florence, Houston, Howard, James, Ken
dal, King, McMcchau, Newell, Price,
Scot, Sharp, S,eclc, Vincent aud W~da
worih-l7.
NAYS-Messrs, Blake, Grouse, Gran
ger, Ilopklus,. luut, KIRBY, Lidey, Media
ry, MLaughllu, Patterson, RavenscroCl
Shepur, Spangler, Taylor, Thompson,
WeIlhouse and Speaker IL.
r. The question then being on orderiue
the bill to third reading, was carried by
the following vote:
YEAS-Nlessrs. Blake, Grouse, Gran
ger, Hopkins, Hunt, KIRBY, Lldey, Media
ny, M'Laughlin, Patterson, .R1venscroI'
Sharg, Shcp!ar, Spanglcr, Taylor, 'lhomP
soo, WelIhcuse aid Speaker-lS,
NAYS-Mc,sfs Allen, Cox !, ,Dona'ly,
florence, Houston, Howard, james Ken
dan, King, Meme han, Newell, Price
Scott, Steele, VIuceul aud Wordsworth
is.
The Senate then adjourned.
Wednesday, February, 10.
= Bills read The Mird time and pas
ed. "A bill to Incorporate The Ashla
buIo. Warren and East l4lverpoo
Rail Road Company.
A hi' lcrepeal 50 much oH,he nc
making. provision for carrying iH'o e
feet The act for the punishment o
crimes, as provide fora Chaplain tt
the Ohio Penilen'iary, by the follow
ing volr:
YEAS-Messrs. Blake, Granger
Hopkins, Hunt, KIRBY Lidey, Medt
~, AI'L u-hlio, Morse, Patterson
Ptlce, Raveuscroll, Sharp. s eplar
Sparsltr. Tay'Or, Thompson, Well
house and Sp,aker--l9
NAYS-MessrS, Allen, Cox, Den
ally Elorrucl Houston, Howard Jane
Kendall. K'og, NleMechan, NeweI!
Steel Vincent and n hsdsworh--l A
HOUSE or REPRESEN IA IVES.
Wednesday February 10.
On motion of Mir Van Hook, a me
sase was scutlo inform the Senate tha
The House was ready TO proceed n ce
tain elections, whereuron both House
having assembled, the result of Ihgi
balolings was announced as follows:
For PresldtntJudge Ol The Sixth j.
Gicia! CitcuR,
John II, X ilh, 63
J b. Caldwell, 80
Scattering and blanks; s
John II. K.ilh was declared duI,
elected; his term Of service commeu
cling from this date.
For MJ r General of The First DI
VISION Of Chic Nlililia.
Robert 7. Little, 65
Henry Morse, 43
Blanks
Robert 7. Little was thereupon de
clOred duly elected; when The Seaal
Withdrew.
RENEWAL OF HOSTlLITlES.
n,a xrV psOuptrpnN ERoNTIRR.