Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-20
SENATE.
THURSDAY February |, 1914.


The bill 10 reduce the pay of members
Of the General Assembly being under
consideration, aud The question being on
agreeing To The amendment Of the House,
relative to the State Prin'er, and which
amendment mates it the duty of the
Speakers, at the comm encement OF each
session. to appoint committee, on Ptinl.
ing, wAO shall examine into all reports,
messages and communications before the
same are printed, and report whether they,
or what, if any, part Of them shall be
printed; aud the question being taken
thereon, was losl-yeas 16, nays 90, eve.
~ wbig voting in the affirmative, for tho
amendment, and every democrat against
it.
The question was then taken on agree
ing TO rhe amendment, "ihat the annual
salary of the Sherlfs OF the several coun-
ties shall not exceed the sum of 730 dol-
lars" Carried-yeas 20, nays l6, as
follows:
YEAS. .Messrs. Armstrong. Aten,
Baldwin Disney, Franklin, Harris, HazsI>
tine, johnson of Cosboclon, Johnson Of
Perry, Jones, Koch, Lahm, Loudon, Nc
Anelly, McCutchen, Miller, Parker, Wat
,ers, Wolcott, and Speaker-20-. .(alI
DemOcrats)
NAYS--Messrs. Barnet, Bauere, Den
nv, Chambers, Grouse, Eckley, Fuller,
Gabriel, Gregory. Jackson, Kelly, New
ton, Perkins, Rdgway. Updegraff and
Van s--i6-(oll Federalists
SO the amendmen, was agreed to.
The question then being on disagree
ing 10 the frs. amendment Of the House.
which raises The salary of the Secretary
of Sjats from FIVE hundred dollars to
eight hundred per annum. Carried-yeas
10, nays l6.
"A pary vO,e-all the democrats, ex.
cept Mr.. WolcOlt, who was absent q, The
moment, voting against adding $500 to
he saIay of the Secretary, and al the
wings voting for il
So the Senate refused to agree 10 the
amendment.
The question was then on disagree ing
TO the second amendment uC the House.
raising the solary of The Auditor Of
State from $3.50, as fixed by the Senate,
10 $1,000, rs fixed by The House. The
question being taken thereon, was carri-
ed-yeas 30, nays l6.
IA party vOte-every democrat voting
against raising the Auditors salary, aud
every whig forn.
So the Senate disagreed to the House
amendment.
The question was then taken on dsa
greeiug 10 the amendment Of the House,
raising the salary OF the Treasurer Of
State from $3.50, as fixed by the Senate,
10 $1,000, as fixed by the House. CARR
ed-yeas 90, nays lG.
Same vote IS abOve--every democrat
Young sgalnst raising the TreasureI's sal.
arv, and every whig for it.
So the Sanaie diagreed TO the amend.
ment.
The question then beisa on disagree-
ing To The House amendment, which rails.
the salaries of lne Snptrms Judges from
800 as fixed by the Senate, TO $500
as fixed by the House ;and Ihe same was
caried-yeas 20, nays Is.
Ia patty v0le-every democrat voting,
against increasing the salary, and every
whig for il.
So tie Senate refused 10 agree to the
lIonse amendment.
Tie question being On d;sagreeing 10
the House amendment, striking out sec
iion IL, was carried yeas 90 nays l6
Every democrat voting TO refuse 10
sIrike out, and every Whg for it. The
section reads as follows:
"That no clerk shall he employed in
The office Of Secretary oG State, Auditor
Of rS'ateorTreasur rer Of State ,(except the
chief clerk in the Auditors Office, at
greater yearly salary than three hundred
dollars "
So the Senate refused to strike out the
section.
The Senate then insisted upon the re-
mainder Of their amendments Ol the bill
without a recorded vote.