The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-20
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Erom ths Ohio Stnteamnu.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Msrch 5l3, 1910.
Mr.. WEST, IRON select committee,
reput'e lba k the uppor ion nmenilbill, with
The following smendmsnt, which was a.
greed to-yeas 36, nays %. "To the
counties Of Tuscarawas and Holmes,
one Senator aud two Repr esen:atives;
also, one additional Representative to be
elected in the years one thousand eight
hundred and forty.one, and rone thou
sand eight hundred end2forty.,bree.
'Tolhe county Of Knox one Repre-
sentative; also, one additional Represen-
tativo TO be elected in the years one
thousand eight hundred and Corly>two.'
Mr.. Whittlesey moved to recommi!
The bill to select committee of6ve-
losI. ..-.t ..s..... .. .,r
The question then recurring upon the
passage of the bill, ii was decided in the
Acknowledgements 40, nays l9,
Mr.. Flood, from the select commit
tee, to which had been referred the joint
resolution in relation to q removal of the
sea, Of Government, made lengthy re-
port, which was ordered to be printed.
The report was accompaniedby she fol
loving resolotions: &c.,.
Resolued By the General Assembly of
tho Stale IF Ohio, That the Governor be
requested to issue his procla nation, set
ling forth thstthe period has arrived for
the permanent establishment ofthe seat
Of government, that all portions Of the
State may have an opportunity of Offer
ing such inducements as they may deem
proper for its permanent location at such
points as, may be designated. ....
Resolved, That all propositions for
the permanent establishment Of the seat
Of government al any point'in the State,
be sealed and directed by the persons
making the same TO the Government
by the first day of August next, who
shall open and communicate The same
to the next General Assembly. ....
Mr.. Fisher, from the committee on
the Judiciary, TO which had been recon-
mitted the bill to provide for the appoint.
meut of sn Attorney General Of the State
reported the same back with two amend.
msn,s, which were agreed "a, and the
bill was laid on the table. i....r.
Mr.. Waddle, offered the following
resolution which was agreed TO:
Resolced, Thai tho Bank Commis>
sioners or Commissioner now in the c.
ry Of Columbus, bo, and they are here
by, required 10 repor, 10 this House al
as earIya day as practicable, the amount
Of the per diem expenses ofeach MEM
ber oilbe Board, from the tine of their
organization up to this period, and any
oher incidental or contingent, expenses
incurred; also setting forth the, amount
received frum the State by each member
of the Board; also, that they expa 10
specifically what wss understood by
them in their annual report in reference
to the liabilities Of Directors Of Banks,
and whether they did NOT, in their estI-
mate of The liabilities of Directors Us en-
dorsers, represent that where three or
four Directors were on a bond or note,
for any certain sum Of money, the a.
mount of eaid bond or note, was not sci
down BY them as increased 100 per cl.,
on the principal for each endorsement,
making for instance, note OF S5,0OO
endorsed by four Direclrrs, alIabilty ol
800, 600. ..-. D.. ..
Mr.. Barley, offered o Joint resoIu-
ton, which was agreed to, to authorize
The printing Of fifteen bundled copies o.
tho report of The se!ec. committee in re-
Iatiou to the permanent location Of The
Sc al of Government.
Various bills were csnsidered in Con
nittee of the Whole, Mr.. West in the
chair, and were ordered TO third rea'
dag. ..
The House than took recess.