Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
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which was read the first time.
Mr. McNulty, from the select commit
ee 10 which had been referred House
I'M 10 incorporate the town Of Providence
Lucas county, reported the same back
With oil after the enacting clause struc OK
,ut, and an amendment 10 divide the
;tate into congressional districts insert.
d. The following are the districts:
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
l. Hamilton.
2. Butler, Preble and Montgomery.
8. CIeImont, Brown and Highland.
4. Warren, Clinton, Green, Clark and
Madison.
5. Dark, Miami, Champaign, Union
and Logan.
6. Shelby, Allen, Hardin, Putnam,
Mercer, Van Vert, Paulding, Viii
liams, Henry and Lucas
I. Hancock, Wood, Ottaway, Sandus-
ky, Seneca and Crawford.
8. Adams, Pike, Jackson, Ross and
Hooking.
0. SciOtO. Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs
and Athens.
10. Fairfield, Pickawsy and Fayette.
IL. Perry, Morgan and Washington.
l2. Muskingum and Guernsey.
l3. Knox, Licking and franklin.
ID. Hichland, Marion and Delaware.
IS. Huron, Erie, LOrain and Medina.
l6. Monroe, Belmont and Harrison.
II. CoshoctOn, Holmes and TuscSra'
was.
Is. Wayne and Stark.
10. Columbiana, Jefferson and Car
roll.
90. Summit, Portage and Trumbull.
81. CuyahOga, Lake, GeaugO and Ash
tabula.
The report of the committee was a.
greed to, and the bill passsd-yeas 3D.
nays 33, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Baird, Brish, Brown,
Byington, CahiIl, Douglass, Gordon,
Green, Gruber, Henderson, Humphreys,
James, johnson. KlgOre, King, Larwill, -,
Martin Of Columbiana, Martin Of Stark,
Mudgett, Mcconnell, Mcfarland, Me-
Nully, Okey, Olds, Pitcher, Rees, Reid,
Sharp, Spindler, Steedman, Wakefield,
Warner, WiIrord and Speaker-34.
NAYS Messrs. ACkley, Atkinson
Atherton, Baldwin, Bowen, Campbell,
Chambers, ChenoWilb, Clark, Converse,
Counts, Dixie, Earl, Fisher, Fudge, FIJI.
ler, Gallagher, Houseman, Kelley Oi
Cuyahoga, Kelley of Perry, LarSh, Mer'
edith, Mcclure, Pardee, ProbRsco, Rob
inson, Ross, Seward, Scbenck, SWjtb,
Tuule, White aud MOodbEidge-$3.
The title Of the bill was amended and
made as follows; no divide the State
Of Ohio lEto Congressional Districts"
Mr. Sharp. from the committee on
Banks and the Currency. reported back
House bill 10 regulate Brokers in Ohio,
and recommeuded is indefinite POstPHne'
Gpen,; which was agreed to.
The House resolved itself into con-
mitlee of the whole (Mr Steedman in the
chairl aud considered sundTy bills.
Mr. Webb asked permission TO record
his vote on the fnal passage CT the bill
10 divide the State inlO Congressional
districts, which led 10 considerable de-
bate between Messrs. PrObascO and Me-
Nulty, the latter gentleman taking the
position that according to the rules Of the
House and the established principles Oi
Parliamentary usage, leave could moi be
granted if thai membeT's vote would
change tho result.
Before submitting The question the
House took q recess.
Report made to tho House of Represen
tadves, February Is, ls43, relative TO.
granting a bounty for the encourage
ment Of the Silk Culture.
MIR Bowen, from the standing commit.
tee on Agriculture and Manufactures, TO-
which wGs deferred the subject of the
culture of silk now report. The CON-
miitee are Of opinion, that The necessity
for the encouragement Of the cul lure of
silk, Is not so greet as 10 demand q houn'
ty at this time, under the depressed Gon- J
dition Of ahe finances Ofthe State. and
more specially when the rePOnt GESsR per
sons engaged in the raising NNA mRnu
facturing Of silk in this State, show q prof
il of ten per cent. on The capital so in
vested, which the committee RNNGeMes
to be a sufficient indMcement 70 engage
in this enterprise, and If the eUhRGc,adI
tariff duties on the importation NJ silk,
have the declared effect OiProtecriORIahe \
business Of raising and manufacturing "
silk is not Only profitable, but . saGs
business, needing no bounty: ThersGOre.,
The sOlnnittee ask leave TO be discharged
from the further consideration Of the
Iu@eet.
PATRIOTISM.
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