The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
[cOnruEO nov rHE DAILY sTarFsnas.l
SENATE.
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the papers did not report them correctly.
Mr. Edgerton offered for adoption the follow.
ing resolution.
Resolped, That the Auditor Of State be, and
is hereby, required TO report forthwith TO the Sc
nate, the amount of money borrowed by the
State, since the adjournment of the last Legisla-
ture, from banks, insurance companies, railroad
companies, and individuals, and the amount bor-
rowed of each, the time when borrowed, the rate
OF interest paid, to be paid, and for what pur-
pose borrowed, and how applied; and also, ,wheth-
er the monies of the state have been, and are
now, kept nihe state treasury, where they legi-
iimately belong, or in banks; and il in banks,
name them, and state the time when the deposits
were made, and the amount in each at this time.
Which, after some remarks by members, was
laid on the table.
Mr. Reid offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas, in the opinion of the General AS
sembly, the law now in force, authorizing the col
lection of debts by legal process, and sale of real
estate and personal property-requiring real es.
tate to be appraised and sold under an execution
for less than twothirds the appraised value there
of, while personal property may be sold al any
sacrifice, and without any reference to the value
thereof-is anti-democratic, unequal, and oppres-
sve, to large number of our citizens, therefore,
ResOlped by the Senate and House of Repre-
Sentatiues, That It is deemed expedienl that the
present General Assembly instruct the standing
committee on the Judiciary TO inquire into the
eXpediency Of so altering or amending the law
regulating judgments and executions, so that
Sheritfs, and other officers, may be authorized TO
sell real estate for one-h half the appraised value
thereof and to subject personal property to the
regulations and provisions of the same law; pro-
vided that the law shall apply only TO such debts
as shall be contracted after the fourth of July
next.
The question being taken upon this resolution,
it was carried.
The question was then taken upon the pream-
BILE, which was lost.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
A vote was taken on the ongrossment of the
bill, repealing the registry law, and it was lost,
yeas 80, nays 35.
DEC 10, 1915.
SENATE.-Nothing Of consequence,
HOUSE, Mr.. Moulton, from the committee on
Reuenchment, 10 which had been recommitted
the bill for the repeal Of the 'Retrenchment Law,
reported the same back with an amendment stri-
king out all after the enacting clause and insert
ing a substitute. Recommitted TO the committee
on Salaries and Fees of public officers.
The substitute provides that members shall
receive three dollars per diem for the first seven.
y-ive days, and one dollar and fifty cents fol
each day thereafter, 1t proposes that the Gov
ernor shall receive 81 800 per annum; the Sec.
reary Estate $500; the Auditor of State $1,000
the chief clerks in the Auditors and Treasurer's
offices, $500, and no other clerk exceeding $500
the President Judges, and Judge of the Superb
Ior Court of Cincinnati, S. 1900; resident Engi-
Ineers and Superintendent of National Road,
$3.50, (Which shall include subsistence and ira.
yelling eXpenses); private Secretary Of Governor,
not exceeding $500; Superintondents of The Dca
and Dumb and Blind AsyIums, respectively, no
exceeding $3.50; Superintendent of Lunatc
Asylum, $l000j and the Superintendent of the
building until finished, $l00]
HoUsH.- The following officers were elected
Associate Judges of Perry coanty-Patrick
Mcdonald Joseph g. Wiseman,
Associate Judge Of fAshtabula,--Lynds Jones
I" :" Shelby-Hardosty Walk
Associate Judge Of Knon.-,-WlIiam Nc.
Crcary.
Associate Judges Of Pmaam-Jonalhan Y
Sackett, George Skinner.
Associate Judge Of HumiAon-James Satin
Mqj. Gen. OH Djoision o. MiHda-John P
Coulter.
Maj. Gen. 6& Dioision 0. Milhia-D Dwigh
Jarvis.
DECEMBER Is, 1915.
| SENATE.--Negro petitions and petitions 70
new counties presented in abundance,
HoUsE,-~Simihr petitions presented in the
| House, wtht the addition of the following;
BY Mr. Randall, from 60 ladies of Ashtabul
county, praying for an amendment of the law St
as to exempt the real and personal property o
females from execution on the debts ofthelr hus
bands, and to give to females the entire contro
of their property Referred to the committed
on the Judiciary,
Mr. Cowen, from the committee on Finance
to which was referred Senate resolution in refer
euce to the assessment of taxes, reported tn
same back with amendments, striking ont all al
ter the resolving clause, so as to make it read
RRSolUed by the Senate and House of Repre-
sontatireS Of the State of Ohio, That il is expe
dent TO provide by law for valuation, at its tru
value in money, Of snch real property in th
state as shall not be necessarily exempted there
from, TO be reported TO the Governor on or be
I fore the 18th day Of November next, for layin,
a tax upon a part of the property in the stat
which is exempt from taxation under existin
laws, and for more effectual administration {
t the laws now in force for levying taxes accorC
ing 10 their true intent and meaning.
Mr.. Reemelin moved TO amend by adding tb
following resolutions:
: Resolped, BY the General Assembly Of n
State of Ohio, Thatit would be inexpedient an
unjust to increase in any wise the taxes no
: resting upon real estate.
d Enther resoLped. That those provisions Of Ii