Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25

presented as 6uCh, uulesS Iequos'Su'
Leave being granted, it was read; and
contained sufficient view Of slavery as
it now exists, and anti slavery documents
! concluding with resolutions disappro
wing of the doings Of abOItionists, sc.
Mr. Medary said he had also, as men
Der Of that committee, drawn resolutions
"hlch were stronger in their language
than those just read; buthe presumed TIT
former would meet the views of the So
nate better than his.
At the request of Mr.. Patterson, tht
document was constituted the report o
the committee, and ordered TO be entered
on the Journal.
MIR, Lidey offered resolution auth)ri
z'ng the Governor TO appoint a day 0
Thanksgiving; agreed to.
Mr.. Patterson offered the following re:
elution:
Rcsolocd, That the protest Of the nj
norily, entered on the Journal this day
in relation TO The apporlIonment bill, is
dlsresPecltul, untrue in fact, and deserV
ing the ccnsure Of the Senate.
The resolution was adopted, by the 70
lowing vote: yeas I7-nays Id.
A message was received from the House
informing the Senate that the House had
finished the business before them, aud
were no" ready 10 adjourn.
y;u,tlnr ,nnpsoua unp than 10
the House-and the Senate then adjourn
ed, ocuhout dag.
HOUSE OF REPRESEN r ATIVES.
MONDAY, MARCH ID.
Mr.. Cushing, from The cOmmttee on
the Judiciary, to which had been referred
certain documents from the Executives OI
the States Of Virginia; North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama,
On the subject Of Abolition and inceudia.
ry publications., reported series Of reso.
IuUons, 10 tho following effect: lst, Con.
demning the fanaiicism and madness OF
the Abe oi'IoniSts; %, That the Lrgisla
ture OF Ohio canHot make any enactments
abrIdging the liberty Of speech or of ,he
press; 3D., That public opinion in Ohio,
on this subject, corresponds with that OF
the majority Of The people Of the slave hoI
ding States 4h, The right Of he people
to petition Congress on National subjects
IS recognized as inviolabIe; 5rh That
Congress should pass no law on The sub
ect Of Slavery Ia The District cfCoIum
| bid
These resolutions were laid on the ia
bic,
Resolutions were received from the Sc
nate, and agreed TO by Tho House, on the
following subjects; relative to collecting
Iniormutlon on the subject Of Education
IN relation To II Geological survey:Gn the
subject Of Slavery; authorizing the Boart
OF Public Works to reserve t,r The use OF
the State certain section OF land on the
Maumee river; and authorizing the Gov
srhor TO appoint day Of til Eksgiving
aud prayer.
Mcssrs. Cresvrl and Vnuhook we're np
pointed as members q: The joint select
committee ruiscd by The resolution of Mr.
CresweII, tOeXaminG the hooks aud vouch
ers Of the Canal aud Fund Commission
ers
The commilleo Of Enrolment havina
mndc their usual lengthy reports, and
sundry committees Of difference on
meudmcn's pending between lbe Ilouses,
| on different bills, having also madc their
rc-prcdvn reports, and lhe house having
acted thereon, message was transmit
ted TO the Senate nIoronlns Shat body ,hnt
the llou'e had disposed of the business be
fore them, and was ready to adjourn. A
similar message having been received
from he Senate,
o. mutton OF Mr.. Bentley, the House
was adJourncd, without day.