Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-05

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Others may receive notes under I've DOL
lars, and reported it back wilbou, aroend-
meat. 80
On motion Of Mr.. Holmes.
The bill was referred TO ,bs sou,.;....
on the currency.
The Senate then adjourned 10 Wean..-
day at 10 O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Monday, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Marsh, from the standing commit.
tee on corporations, 10 which had been
referred the bill, together with the amend
ments, 10 incorporate the Cincinnati Now
Jerusalem School Association, repor,ed
the same back, recommending that the
proposed amendments be rejected, and
proposing two other amendments IN THAR
stead; which were agreed TO.
Mr. Jenkins moved so 10 amesd ,ba
bill as to prohibit the company from Il.
suing bills, bonds, notes, orders, checks.
certificates Of deposite, or any other de-
Scription Of paper intended to circulate an
money or currency, nor 10 exercise anV
ming privileges.
Mr.. Smith, Of Stark, demanded tho
yeas and nays upon M. Jinkins' amend.
msnt, which was adOptsd-yeas g..
nays 5.
Mr.. Morris proposed the following a.
the 9th section ofthe bill: "And anT fu.
ture Legislature may amend, modify Or
repeal said act OF Incorporation.
Mr.. Harlan moved TO amend BY adding.
" "PrOUided, That no right to any real Or
personal properly shall be Affected b.
such alteration or repeal"
Pending the consideration Of thsso
amendments,
On motion Of Mr.. Reeves,
The bill was rerommitied to a selsek
committee, consisting of Msssrs. Reeves.
Carpenter and Cochran.
Mr. Griswold, from the standing eom.
mllIee on finance, TO which the subject
had been referred, reported bill allow.
ing further time for the collection ana
payment Of taxes, and TO extend 10 conn.
ty tFeasurers further time to make settle
mems, and pay over money in their handss
which was read the FIRST time.
On motion Of Mr.. Weleh,
The House took up the resolutisn
which proposed dispensing with the prin,.
ing ofcertain bills, reports. &c.
Mr.. jenkins said he had q word 10
offer, as an explanation why he should
vote agains. the resolution. There were
many acts Incorporating towns, bOrOuebs.
&C., that were most severe and opprss.
'ive upon the people; aud he should feel
compelled to vote against every act aF
hat character unless it was printed and
aid before him, that he could thorough.
y understand its provisions.
Mr.. Hawkins thought members miehk
70 to the clerks desk to examine biIls.
Mr.. Bliss sad, in order TO have him.
elf understood, he would say that ho
vas in favor Of the printing Of cvery bill
hat came before US for our legisIalivS
ctiOn, and hence he should vote againas
he resolution.
Several amendments were then offered
0 the resolution, aud discussed bv
dessrS. Brough, BARLEY, Hawkins aad
lawrence; when
Mr.. WEIGH rose and said, the rssolu.
ion was now in a condition similar 10 the
legro's pantaloons; they bad been msn-
led until they were "mended all 10 pie.
ss." He therefore moved that the res
luton be indefinitely postponed; which
vas lOst--yeas %, nays 80.
The question then recurring upon The
assage Of the resolution,
Mr.. Brough slated his objections tn
d passage at considerable length, and
las followed by less
Mr.. Way, who said he concuHed fully
D the objections Of the gentleman from
'airfeld, (Mr. Brough.) He said lks
esolution comes before us under the
arb Of economy, but in ils practical sf
sciS-it would be productive Of Inc n,cas
tasteful PrOdigdlity, BY discussing mo.
ions to print every bill Of the chsraetsr
amed in the resolution that came up
or our legislation. s&41 -
The question was then taken On the
Bssage Of the resolution, which wsS
greed tO-yeas 50, nays %.
A message was received from the
'enate, informing the House that they \
Insisted upon their amendments 10 reler.
nee 10 the printing Of The GOyernOEb
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