The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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THURSDAY, DeceWOeI y, lOtlS
The chair then announced TO the House the
Standing committees. as follows.
On Privileges and EIections.-Messrs Jen-
kins, Wood, Probasco, Mcfarland and Con-
verse.
On Unfinished Basiness.-Messrs. Wood,
Ackley, Lownan, Scott, and Smith Of Lick
ing.
iOn the Jldciary.-Messrs. Byiugton, Bliss
McNulty, Schenck and WolcotiI
%On Finance. .-Messrs. Jenkins, ..Olds Lyon,
Cooke and Atkinson.
On banks and the Currency.-Messrs.
Hatch, Wolcott, Ods, ProbascO and Sharp,
Public -Messrs. Ewing Hawkins,
Baird, Medbery and Lyon.
On Common Schools Colleges, and Univcr-
sities.-Messrs Mcfarland, Fuller Green,
Converse and Mcconnell.
Ca Medical Colleges and Medical SOcie-
ties.-Messrs. Henderson, Ackey, McFar-
land, Smith Of Montgomery and Gard.
On Roads and Highways. Messrs Raffen-
-sperger, Updegraff, Karshner, Chenowiih and
.Okey.
On Public Lands -Messrs. McNully Ham
iltou, Walters, Updegrsf and Meredith.
On Agriculture and Manufscors,-Me Messrs.
Moore, Streator, Griffith, Gregory and Work
map.
On Claims, -Messrs. Chambers, Jenkins,
Cooke and He nderson.
,sOn The Mllitia.--Messrs. Wolcott, Sharp,
Taylor, Meredith and Perkins.
On the National Road.--Messrs Green,
Bowen, Dunn, Fudge and McC'ung'
On Railroads. ->Messrs Mcconnell, Con-
Dob;II Dnnbapn and Wnrkman
On New Counties. .-Messrs. Moore, Gre"
CORY, Briggs, Kelley Of CuyahOga and Kuh-
heart.
On the Library. --Messrs. Powell, McClos-
kew. Lawrence, James and McCtea.
On Public Buildings >MessTs. Probasco.
Hockingbery, Wheeler, Kelley of Perry, and
Brown.
On Public Institutions --Messrs Sharp,
Clarke, Rsffensperger, Smith of Highland,
and Hockinbery.
On Corporauous.- Messrs ByingtOn, Evan
Jones, Tuits and Sleedman.
t0O the Penienisry> >Messrs, Wood War
ner, NcCIong, Brown and Briggs.
On Public Printing. Messrs, S'eedmsn,
Smith Of Montgomery, Okey, Pekns and
Walters.
On EurolIme -Messrs, Hawkins and Ew-
ing.
BANK REFORM.
The resolution relating 10 Banks and the
currency, was again considered, and amend
ments Of said resolution, as reported by the
committee Of the whole agreed TO The ques-
iiOn then turned on the 9Th amendment, which
was moved by Mr.. Probasco, and read as fol-
lows:
''Thal no person or persons, who refuse TO
pay their debts in gold or silver, shall be per
mitted TO commence, or prosecute, any suit l.
any court OF law or equally. for any debt due
them or him, on any bond, bill, note, or mort
gage during the time Of his or their suspen.
sion.
Mr.. McNulty demanded The yeas and uay'
and being called, resulted as follows:
YEAS-Measrs Bowen, Chambers, Clark
Cooke, Dunn, Fudge, McCres, and Powell-e
NAYS. ..Mcssrs. AckIey, Atkinson, BairC
Bbss, Bdggs, Brown. Bying'On, CahTI, Che
nowih, ConveSse. Ewing, Fuller, Greer
Gregory, Griffith. Hamilton, Hatch, Hawkin
Henderson, HockiLbeuy, James, Jenkln
Jones, Karshner, Kelly Of Cuyahogs, Kellt
ofPeny, Kthesri, Lawrence. Lyon, Mer
d,th, Moore, McCIotkey, McCluDg, McCo
nell, McFsdond, McNuly, Ods. Okey, Pe
kins, RsfFensperger, ScheDck, Scott; Shar
Smith ofIIighIaud. Smith Of Lickidg. SmIth
Montgomery, Steedman, S.rsatOr, Tsyl'
Ti,us. Updegfsff Warner, WaIlerS, Wheel
Workman, Wood Wo'coii, and Speaker''t