Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
LEGISLATIVE.

In Senate, Jan. 81, the bill TO IN.
corporate The State BAok of Ohio aud
other banking companies was passed BY
The following vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson Blrrere
Guiding Cox Grouse EckIey Gabriel
Gregory Croft Hastings Kelley Of c., |
Kelley OF f.. Osborn O'Neal Perkins
Powell On nby Van Norhes WI gilmore
and Speaker --21 I
NAYs-Mess,s Armstrong Aten Bald.
win BARLEY Chanoy Disney johnson
Jones King Koch Loudep Miller War
ner Walers and Wood is.
A slriut parry vOle-wh'gs in the at'
Grmallve, and democrats IN The negative.
Mr.. Waters moved 10 amend the title
Of the bill, so ihst it would read, "A1sel-
10 an hofise certain companies to plHndsf
The people Of Ohio, and to corrnPt The
elective Observation-Disclosures 70, nays
2l.
Mr.. Bartley moved tosaBend the tile
so that il would read, "An act TO ncor-
pora,e an association Of banSs-lost---
yeas Is. nays 2l.
Mr.. Kelley, Of F., moved 2 division
Of Ihcsquesuon, and the question being
then on Striking nut--Ihe Senate refused
.Ostrlks ou'--yeas 10, nays Il
.Mr. Barley the called Tor the yeas
and lays on the lille, and they were yeas
81, nays l5-so tho title was agreed 10,
and The Senate adjourned. W
The House had under consideration
bill to fix the sala lies Of ceraIn judicial
, officers, when Mr.. Finn moved 10 strike
out all,of The bill save The ena ing Cause,
and irseTl an amendment repeallng the
Rstrenchment law of last session, and
reviving The ws repeaIed BY it. y.
, This motion gave rise TO a debate in
/ which several members participated, bul
before the question was taken the com
Mite rose aLd the House adjourned.
Ia the Senate Feb /, Mi Loudon
9 moved juinl resolution that The Legsls
b ture adjourn on the 24lh Of this month
q MessVs, Loudon aud Baldwin spoke ia
support of tho resoluIloE, and Mr.. Eek
Icy against ii, when Mr.. Perk ms moved
! that the SenA,e go into rommitiee OF lI.C
} whole, which motion having precedenCC
1ptesaiIed, and MIR. Lpudon's resolution
thus failed. s.,
+ In Senai, Feb. 3, a singular peIiliOI
was presented by Mr. Perkins ,fton JohI
Frost, Samuel COrbeu and 10 other eli
}, zeDs OF CoIumbana county, for ihe abol
}, ishmenl Of capital punishment. The PEE
d lilion says-'lf however, such abolition
shall be deemed by you inconsistent will
!, the public welfare, and an infringe
:. ment ofihe law OF God, then we pray yol
y that Clergymen advocating the system q
Ie capital punishment. Instead Of Sheriff.
h may bo appointed executors, and also
that xeculions may DO invested with a
. possible religious solemnity, end exeI
~ heir proper influence upon society, W
e pray You SO 10 slier the laws that the
8 may hereafter lake place on The SahhOl
day, so called Referred to the Jld
ciary committee.
Mr. .ianeTe. paesented the siatemen
Of The bar, with refetcnce TO the Bow
y county Judges. Laid on the table.
10 BY Mr., Barrerc, from 1911 citizens c
n Blown county, approaching the electio
a Of the Brown county Judges. Laid O
the table.
. Also, the proceedings ofa large viii
: meeting in Brown county, held al RIPLEY
Q approving the election of he Brown cour
$ ly Judges. Laid on the table.
q So il seems Mr.. Batfere has tommen
ced presenting petitions after they haV
become entirely useless.