Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
Ohio Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPR
TUEsDAY, Feb. IA.

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TUESDAY, Feb.I4.
The bill Of the Senate, to amend
'Latham's bill ef last winter, 'to regulate
Banking in 0bio'.was read third time
and the question being -'Shdll the bill
,PassS'
Mr. Green moved the Previous Ques
ytion, which was rFied-yesS 81, nays
sSl.
The question was then taken on the
,passage Of the bill, and resulted as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs. Baird, Brish, Brown
sCahill, Clark, Douglass, Gordon, Green,
,Gruber, Henderson, Humphreys, James
johnson, Kelley of p, Kllgore, King
jLarwill Martin Of c., Martin Of S l., Me.
,rednh, Mudgeu, McClung, Mcconnell,
Mcfarland, Nelson, Okey, Olds, PiIch.
or, Rees, Reid, Sharp, Wakefield, War.
.ner, White, Wlford and Speaker =. 81.
NAYs--Messrs. Ackley, Alherlon,
Baldwin, Bowen, BwngtOR, Campbell,
Chenoweth, Chambers, Counts, Bike,
Fisher, Fudge, Fuller, ;GaIlag her, -Hous.
man, Kelley of c., Larsb. Mcclure, Me
NuKy Pardee Probasco, Robinson Ross,
Seward, Schenck, Smith, SpindIer, iSteed
,man, TuuIe, Webb and Woodbridge
81.
Messrs. Atkinson, Converse, Curry,
Earl and McCrea, wero absent,
So The bill passed
Mr. Olds moved q reconsideration Of
the vote just taken.
Mr. McNulty moved the Previous
Question which was carrisd-yeas 80,
nays 90.
The question was then taken on'the
emotion 10 reconsider, and resulted as
follows:
YEAs-Mesgrs. Ackley, Atkinson,
Atherion, Baldwin, Bowen, Campbell,
'CheRoweth, Chambers, Count, Dixie,
Fisher Fudge, Fuller, Gallagher, Hous.
man, Kelley Of c., Larsh, Mcclure,
&OIds, ,lperdee Probasco, Robinson, Reese,
S5ewgfd, :Echenck, Smith, futile, Webb
yand Woodbridge
-Messfs Baird, 3Brish, Bowen,
aByinglon, CshiII [CIork, Doug glass. Cor,
don, Green, Gruber, Henderson, Hum.
sphreys, James, Johnson, Kelley OF P.
5KiIgore, Kine, LarwiIl, Martin Of C
Martin OF S., Meredith, Mudgott, Nc
eCIung, Mcconnell, Mcfarland, McNuI-
sty, Nelson, Okey, Pitcher, Rees, Reid,
Sharp, SpndIer, Sleedman Wakefield,
Warner, White, ,Wil(ord, and Speaker
80.
So the Houserefused 10 reconsider.
Petitions presented BY Mr.. Mere
ndith Tor the reduction of salaries; by
Mr.. Larwill, praying that the present
Banks be brought under the law Of last
winter; by Mr.. Earl, for the abolition
roi capital pun shmeri.
Mr.. PrObusco, from the committee on
Finance, reported back the bill TO pro-
vide for The payment Of the domestic
creditors OF The State, with amendments.
Mr.. Humphreys moved lie indefinite
,poslponement, upon which discussion
,ensued, when, without taking the ques.
dion,
Tho House took a recess
3 o'clock, p. NJ
The bill 10 provide for the paymen,
,oI the domestic creditors of,the State,
together with the amendments thereto
reported by the committee on Finance,
wore laid on the table to be printed.
Mr.. Byington asked and obtained
leave 10 change his vote from the mega.
tive TO the affirmative, on the passage Of
the Bank Bill this morning.
Mossrs. Earl and Atkinson also had
their votes recorded in the negative on
the same question.
The House went into committee OF
the whole, and considered and reported
sback sundry bills.
q'he bill TO exempt the town Of New
0rk from tho provisions Of a general
law, passed last winter, prohibiting city
and town Authorities from conlerrng
the power to retail spiriIuous liquors,
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Byinglon moved to take up the
bill 10 preserve a constitutional quorum
in the General Assembly -losl-yeas
80, nAys34.
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