Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATlvES,
Monday , Dec. 10, ts43.

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BILLS READ A SECOND TINE.
A bill supplementary TO the act ot
March I, 1885, relative to the punish
ment Of crimes.
& A bill to repeal he 4th section Oflbe
act passed January 25, 1907, regulating
blacks aud muIattoes.
AbilI to amend the act 10 encourage
and regulate Agricultural Societies.
{ A bill to rstrench. the expenses of the
public printing.
e Abill making certain appropriations
therein named.
On motion Of Mr. Hawkins,
4 The House took up House bill No.
8, TO repeal certain laws TO regulate ban
king 10 Ohio, and 10 revive and extend
the charters Of certain banks therein nam
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hawkins.
The bill and pending amendments
wera then recOmmitted to a select COM
mittee of one-Mr. Hawkins.
Mr.. Filson offered for adoption the fol-
lown preamble and resolutions;
Whereas, through the opposition OF
certain members OF one branch Of the ma
tionaI legislature, justice has been with
held from the hero Of New Orleans, in
refusing to refund 10 him the fine which
had been uniustly exacled whilst defen-
ding our country against the !lnvOsiOn OF
a mercenary enemy.
And Whereas, efforts have been and
probably will be agoin made to induce
Congress to allow and pay over to the
heirs ofthe traitor Hull, his salary as
Governor of Michigan, for the time dur.
ing which that territory was in posses
sion of the British by reason OF his trea-
sou: Therefore,
ResOlued, by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, That our Senators in
Congress be instructed, and cur Repre-
sontaives be requested to use their best
efforts, and sustain such measures as will
be calculated TO restore 10 Gen. Andrew
Jackson. the one thousand dollars fine
collected off him by Judge Hall, togelh.
or with the interest, from the lime Of the
payment of the same,
Resolped, also, That our Senators in
Congress be instructed, and our Repre-
ssnts,ives be requested, to disapproOe by
their votes and influence the payment oi
any money TO the heirs Of the traitor Hulll
either as salary as governor, or pay Tor
his treason. :,
Rr,Olped. That the governor be and is
hereby requested to forward copy OF
tbe forepoiuR preamble and resolution to
eur sonStors and Representatives inCon-
-gress.
lion be indefinitely postponed, but
subsequently, Withdrew his amend
ment.
M. Hawkins moved to amend the ros'
Olutlu,ion by adding thereto the bill in
trOduced into the National House oiRep-
resentatives, providing for the re pay
msnt Of Gen. Jackson's fine.
Aner considerable discussion, in (which
Mossrs. Hawkins, Ewing, Duncan, and
Coombs participated,
q M Duncan revived his motor to in
definitely postpone the preamble and res
Olutons: which was carried, yeas 30,
nays 80, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Alexa lder, AthertOn,
Brand, Bryson, Carey, ClayPool, Coombs,
Cum. Downing. Duncan, Fisher, FoO'e,
Glines, Green, Glnckel, Harsh, Harvey,
Hawkins, Johns, Johnson, KaleT, Kilol,
Kollogr. Manning Martin Of Fayette.
Means Morse, McBeh, McFaFlandi
McIlratb, Mcmillan, Noble, Phelps, RE
lev. Shane, T0land, White Of Licking,
Vsnmeter, and Speaker-39:
NAYS-Messrs. Archbold Bennett,
earle. Cassidy, Craighill, Dunn, Ewing.
FilsOn, Guiberson, Hetrich, He witt, ,Kil>
gorc lawrence Of ColumbIana, Medbu~
~, Myers, McClsary, McMakeD, Parme-
", Roudebush, Sargent, Sharp, Smart,
Smith, Snyder, Sprague, Waggoner,
Wakefield, Warner, White Of Brown, and
WilloE-32.
The House then took a recess.