Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-28
Yours,
Columbus, Feb. ls, ls43.

Columbus, Feb. IL, lS43.
Gentle tlemen:-CiEcumstances be yond
my control prevented me from writing on
Thursday evening. am now, therefore,
ibreO days proceedings in arrears.
In the Senate on Thursday, the bill TO
district the State was reported back,
from the select committee, and passed as
! sent it to you last week, yeas 81, nays
ID.
Il msy be we'll the political com plexion
Of this vote should be remembered, uffir
native I2 Democrats and Wings meg.
atiVe 0 Democrats and 5 Wings. Mr..
Walton gave notice Of q protest.
Mr.. Parker, upon notice, introduced a
bill to incorporate the Bank Of Dayton
under the general law.
The biIlAgiVing mechanics lien on all
buildings for their labor in the erection
Of them, was passed, yeas 26, nays 5. |
am not certain, but think this bill origina.
ted in the Senate.
ME. Parker's land bill is to be read q
third time on Monday.
The Senate adopted q resolution, yeas
20, nsys @, for final adjournment on
the 9th Of March. This resolution was
this morning 70 committed to the Finance
committee. Much progress has yet to
be made in several important measures,
before an adjournment can be decided
upon.
In The Senate on Friday, majority Of
Ihe committee on public institutions, made
: report against the removal Of the scat Of
GoVenm0nt fTOmC Columbus. Mr. Parker,
0r the minority, dissented, and reported
resolution requiring the Governor TO is'
sue his proclamation, inviting proposals
Gor a new location OF the Capitol, and re-.
nOrt the result to the next General As
5mbly. The whole subject was laid on
the table to be printed.
The bill to repeal the charter Of the
Columbus and Sandusky City Turnpik Q
Company, Was reported back from the SO
I6ct committee, and passed, yeas 20, nays
Is. So the bill only wants tho official
signature to become q law.
Ia the Senate this morning, the Judi
eiaEy committee reported back the bill 10
regulate the fees Of certain officers and
Witnesses In Hamilton county, when il
was ordered to be sngrOssed for its third
reading OH Monday.
The Finance committee reported bach
the bill to make tax and forfeited land Ii
Ties good, when after some verbal amend
msnts, Il was ordered 10 an eDglOssment
YEAS %. navn IL.
The afternoon has been spent upon To-
csl orders, and bill upon that intermin
able subject, the organisation Of the Mill
Iia.
The bill for the payment Of contract
OFS and labOFeFS on the public works, has
been almost the only subject before the
House for tho last three days. The pro.
vision 10 relation 10 TuFnpikes, was final,
ly ngTeed 70, in the form Of issuing to
tbsm 6per cent. bonds, in payment Of
outstanding warrants;-and then, upon
fall examination TO issue such further a.
mount e should be found due up 10 the
passage Of the bill, which should he re.
eeiVed ss a fnal discharge Of ell liabili
ties on the part Of The State. II would
% labor beyond my time or limits 10
trace this bill through all the steps It has
taken since Thursday morning. On that
evening II vas ordered to an engFosS.
msnt By decided majority. On yester>
day Il was recCmmitled, ,--Ond the whole
Day gpsnt in the consideration Of insiruc.
sions, none OfWhich we're adopted. This
morni1g the committee reported il back
and & Was discussed until 4 O'Clock
Ahis afternoon. All amendments were
sUled down, and finally the bill itself Vo.
ssd down, on the question Ofits final pass.
sge, yeas 81, nays 80. 4 motion was
1aas 70 reconsider, which was laid on
he table, and the House adjourned.
Asasts. Byinglon and Sieedman nut
nPon Ehe Journal Of the House, this NOR.
hlag PEsteat against the rule establish
q p the House, that when the previous
9asassen has been called and sustained, II |
2 noa q esdsE % move an adiOurnmen,
q asnena : call Of the House.
he ava houses met 10 sheir Joint bal. |