Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
WEDNESDAY,. January IL. l542
IN SENATE.

PetitiOas &c PresesLId.-By Mr. Miller on the
suejee' Of the currency; by Ms Harris two petition.
Zone IRON lades Tor the suppression Of certain i'm
IN Iral practIces
On motion Of Mr. Clark. the Senate took I'M the
ball 60 amend the "acI providing Coz the yaluatioo
and sale OF the canal lsnds belangiag ta The St,,.
of Hho, aud also. to amend the acts n,~ in foree !,
relation thereto, passed March 4. 1912. and the
amendment thereto reported by Mr. Parke, fro, tls
commiiee on public lanis. The ohjsct of the laIl
Is 10 carse revauation ofthe lands which are sun
posed To have been appraised al too high rate To
sell at the present time.
Mr. llazslae moved that the bill and amendm.n
be recJmmled 10 the committee ON Finance xh;ch
alter some remarks made by Mr. Stln.on in opp ,,i
ton - the amendment. the adoption Of which he
supposed was the object of the recomnItrnent a,J
some explanation by Mr. Iiazeltine. was agreed
TO.
Mr. Nash offered resolution in.tructinv IN.
c"m%il'ee on Finance TO report back CorthvviIh the
resolution OF the House fixing upon Saturday next
4 ii'si loo the adjournment OF ia. resent se..
sion of the General Assembly.
MIR ii1zeine mosed 90 lay the resolution upon
Tie table which was lost.
! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| Mr. Olds from The committee on hanks and the
currency repored back rhe bull regunIins The sala
ries of perisl Commissioners aud Receivers. amen.
ded asreeahy with he insIrdeiions of the II,u.e.
HsIlka nj
Cleveland and Manhattan.
The rcPIrt o: the committee was agreed to-vea,
80, nays IS. -
The bill was then passed-yeas a, nays 90.
Mr. NcNuliy moved To amend the title by sib.,i.
tu"ns the ioliowi"g-"A biI! To dug up The dead
banks that have died before their time come an 10
Tx the compensation OfIheir rcsurreclionist,; which
was lost.
The bill 10 provide for the aPpra,aemeni Of per.
sonal property seiz d on execution. was received
irum the Senate, with amendments Laid ON IN.
table 10 printed.
Petitions &c PreseaIed-By Mcssrs Gruber and
Old: for the establishment Of a safe sy.lcm of
Banking
| MIR Bying'on offered the allowing
ResDfred That a. Is the duty of Tins General Az.
semblY IA consulting the public interest and the
public 6 I'D. TO pay the domestic rredilur. Of the
Stale who have tecOme such in good faith IN mune,
and IN nothing but money. and 10 put pere,n,tory
stop 10 further State indie bicdness in any shane q,
any purpose whaever
! Second, To discard al once the ruinous policy ~
borrowing Al sacrifice, and the existing in
dcb,edncssio d,Mnesiic creditors by an opr ,pristro
"i the money real zed from tolls on the public work.
the sales Ofeaysl lands. and the taxes which have
/ oeen or may be levied On account OF The public
debi.
Third, To incorporate g., term Of - years n,
Akron, Columbus. Portsmouth. Cnilicothe, und such
other pisces as have Indicated a wish To enter into
the business Of returned banking, companies for
the purpose wiihlhe powers, and subject 10 the
Limitations, restrictions aud safeguards Of the statute
TO regulate Blinking in OHIO, passed. February
1912.
Fourth. To hiring the existing hanks of the State
under the provisions Of the Lost named ACT
Fifth III decrease the la.d aud cnatiel tar uEon
the grand levy fifty per cent, aud make up the de.
icIency thereby created 10y ievyIng tau sufficient
tor the purpose, upon valuable articles Of luxury,
now exempt from taxation and upon the salaries OF
/ public officers
Sixth To apporon the Stale into C,noressionaI
districts
Seventh. To abolish entirely the y ,ard of Public
works and the Board oil Canal Fund Commission.
ers, and To devoVe The duties OF The former .rI
upon such number Of competent resident engineers,
as use now "n the lines uf the public work,
Eighth. To suspend the furihe, prns Jcution of the
public works; uniIl their complexion can be accom-.
Plised by means OF The avaIls of tolls water renis
and saesnoi exceeding the present rates for canal
4 purposes
Ninth, To give the foregoing enumeration of sub
Jecis iIe precedence of all other business until The
i oiyecis theTeiR contained shall be accomplished
! The House then look up the preamble and rrsoI-
u ons offered BY Mr. Meredith in aiion TO the n,
run but before action was had thereon, took re-.
cess I'LL o'clock
2 o'clock PM
The House resumed The considerations relative to
tho tariff Ff
MIR Fisher proceeded with his remarks against
heir passage.
Without taking the quesl n the House adj urn.
ed
THURSDAY. January 10. 1913.
IN SENATE
! Petitions. &c, PreseHtsi-By Mr. MCuichcn. pc
li'ion that not moro Than two months Of each year
be spent IN legislation, for the reduction Of salaries
&c.
On motion Of Mr. Barley. the Senate took up the
bill for the punishment Of certain crimes and misde.
meanors' which, after soma amendments and discus
SION. was ordered TO third reading.
Nj Mcconnell offered u resolution calling upon
the Auditor Of Stale 10 furnish the number of off;
GERS civil and military. in the pay Of The Slsis the
amount Of their compensation. &c. Adopted.
The Senate took q recess
HOUSE or REPRESE NTATIVES
Petitions. &c, presented BY Mr. McNuIiy, me
morInl from citizens Of Licking county, remonstrat
ing against any extension Of the old bank charters
or The Incorporation Of ones; by Messrs Pitcher
and Wakefield. for the establishment Of 9 safe ADD
practical evstpun Of bankfng