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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Gallagher a preamble and
resolution, directing the Speaker to eX-
tend his invitation "to oificiate at morning
prayer, to the priests, ministers and preach
ers of every christian creed or denomna-
ton whatever, in the city of Columbus"
.Nr. Thomas inquired in what respect
the resolution differed from the one already
adopted by the House!
Mr.. Gallagher said, that certain priests
and preachers complained that they We're
not invited. lie went for fair play all
around.
Mr.. Cutler was glad that the party of pro-
gress had got along so far, as to begin to
pay little attention to religion. There
existed no necessity for the adoption oI this
resoluton--the one which had been alrea-
dy passed, was sufficient. He moved to
lay the resolution on the table--carred
ayes AZ, noes 10,
Mr.. Shreve, pursuant to notice, intro
duced a bill further to protect personal
liberty.
Mr.. Gallagher gave verbal notice of a
bill to expel heresy, and propagate the
Protestant religion,
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Mr.. Cutler supposed he was in a minori-
ty on this question, but should vote against
printing in German at all, on grounds Of
public policy. He hoped the people Of the
State might be identified as much as pos
sible, and an identity Of language was es-
sential tc this object. And as the question
seemed TO be put on this, rather than OIL
party grounds, he should give his vote a.
gainst the resolution to print. II this pre-
cedent was established, we should be con-
strained to print in half dozen languages
and not onl y so, but, on the same princi-
pie, we should be compelled to print our
laws and public documents in the same
manner He concurred fully, in all that
had been said in appreciation Of the Ger
man population of Ohio. He had the hon
or 10 represent quite numerous and very
respectable body OF German citizens; ard
he was expressing their wish as well as
his own in taking his present course. They,
as well as himself, wished to have the bar
riers now existing between the German
and native population broken down, and a
community of language and sentiment and
feeling adopted. This desirable object, he
thought, would be prevented in grear
measure, by adopting this and sioliIar reso'
lutions.
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IN SENATE.
December 0, 1945.

December Q, 1845.
Prayer by the Rev. Dobb.
Mr.. Coombs offered for adoption the fol-
lowing resolution, which was agreed to;
Resolved, That the Secretary of State
he requested to communicate to the Senate
whether any, and if any, what contract
has been made for the printing Of the Ohio
Reports, pursuant to the act on lhatsu6ject,
passed January II, 1915.
On motion Of Mr.. Eckley, the Senate re-
solved itself into a committee Of the whole,
on the orders of the day, Mr.. Osborn in the
char; and proceeded to the consideration
Of su dry blls--and after some time the
commit, rose and reported back sundry
bills, variously amended. Among the bills
80 reported tack, was the bill to abolish
capita punishn ent, which was reported
back with the fir section stricken out.
On motion OF Mr.. Ewing, the bill wa'
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OHIO LEGISLATURE q.
In SENATE.
DECEMBER 3. l845,
3 O'cL0ck P. NJ.
STANDING COMMITTEES.

STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees of the Senate, to wit:
Privileges and Eipcllons-Messrs. Quin.
by, Reid and Codding.
Judlciary--Messrs. Perkins, Ewing,
Powell, Goddard and Newman.
Fmaace-Mcssrs. Kelley, Cox, Wood
ThornhiII and Welsh.
Ciaims--Messrs. Osborn, Utter and Bean.
On Public Works and Public Lands
Messrs. EckIey, Edgerton and Madeira.
On Roads and Highways-Messrs. Croft,
Utter and Hastings.
On Rail Roads and npikes-Messr
Jones, Hastings and Martin Of Fayette.
On Common Schools and School Lands
Messrs CLANCY, Perkins and Qunby.
On Universities, Colleges and Acade-
mics -Messrs. Osborn, King and O'Ferrall
On Medical Societies and Colleges Mes.
Sis. O'FeTall, Jones and Martin Of Fayette
On the Mtia-Messrs. Newman, Croft
and Koch.
On Agriculture '-Messre. Wetmore, Mar.
tin of CoIumbiana. and Perkins.
MI hdnUIaclufeS ana COIhIntrce-MeS'
srs. Bean, MackalI and Madeira.
On Corporations-Messrs. EckIey, Reid
and Cox.
On the Currency-Messrs. Cox, Thorn
hill and Kelley.
On Benevolent Observation-Disclosures
Anderson, Wood and Wetmorp.
On the LiJsary-Messrs. Powell, Kine
and O'Neai.
On State Buldinge-Messrs. Anderson
Ewing and Bean.
On New COnnties--Messrs. O'Neal
Koch and Coomhs.
On Observation-Disclosures. Welsh, War
nPr and Clancy.
On Salaries and Fees Of Public Officers
Messrs. Goddard, Warner and Powell.
On Public Printing-Messrs. Cooinbs
Martin Of Fayette, and Edgerton.
On Federal RelatiOns-Messrs. Kelley
Hate and Anderson.
On Enrollment-Messrs. Quinby AM
King.
On motion Of Mr.. Wood,
ResoIUpd, That the roll Of Standing Com
mittees be laid upon the table, and ordered
to be printed.
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laws on the subject Of Pro,ecuti z At.or-
neys, as TO abolish the present system, and
provide for the appointment Of one Prose-
cutting Attorney for each Judicial circuit.
Resolved, That said committee also in
quire into the expedipncy Of erecting hy
law the office Of Attorney General
.Hr. Ewing NOTED the indefinite post
ponement Of the resolutions; which was
Iost--ayes II noes 81.
The question then being on the adoption
Of the resolutions, they were agreed 10.
Mr.. Croft gave notice Of his intention n
introduce bill for the better organization
Of the militia.
o. motion Of Mr. Codding,
The Sepate took recess.
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Resolution unanimously adopted.


Mr.. Cutler moved to take up the joint
resolution of the Senate, providing for the
printing of the Executive correspondence
relative to the Virginia abduction case
After some amendments, the resolution
passed in the following form;
Resolved, by the Senate and House OF
Representatives, That 5000 extra copies OF
the correspondence between the Execu.
tives of Ohio and Virginia be printed, iol
the use Of the members Of the General AS,
semhIy, and that said printing be executed
under the joint direction of the Clerks oi
both Houses.
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HOUSE OF REpR 2SENTATIVES.
Prayer by tho Rev. Moody.

VIZ - 3 49,
Prayer ny '1o Rev. No''y.
The following bills were eevera''y rcd
n second tine, hY their tjt'ns, and roU-
mled 70 the cnmrutpp Of .Lo who'e
House, and made the eorier 0f 'hn dag. Z:
House hj' to "e;aH'-ha a Sta-nJord '"'u91
til counlies of Shelly, niami AM CI'm-
paigm; House hin 70 extend lh' 0.oy's oos
o. cor'ajD act - .he Goa ~ ot As":a a;
House hi' to i""oront" ~. ~l"nf."'
Chapel; House bjIi 70 nrthor 'ro' c' per-
soaaj liberty; S. ate l.'' amending an art
appointing commissioner 10 eyam.'a 10
Books. &r. Of the Board Of Pu..Ir Works;
House bill ~ ropaa the 81 section 4 the
act to regulate the MILITIA, passed r. @.rn7ry,
I845; House tin to make 'or.ci,ad roropni-
zaoce lien on real estate: also, Noo," III
to incorporate the Ohio MUTUAL Fire irsa-
ra"cr Company.
Mt. mason. ron the majority o' the COM
mittee on PrivjIeoe- and Elections, pres" e
ted a report on Ihe case OF +. +. Drka, o..
Greene county. dNde- he instructions Of
the House. sustaining .hn RIGHT of that gon-
ucman o his seat. Read, laid on the table
and ordered to he printed.
Nr Ball introduced the following prelm
ble and resolutions
Whercns, the Governmental the United
States, by proportions Of! repeated to the
Government OF Great Britain, for h. set
tlcment Of our boundary line in y. Oe"on
country, have manifested rot only wiz,
ngness lutan anxlons desire 'Osetti" am,
caby, and on fair and liberal aiip'ms towards
that nation, the controversy that has Nv
fortunately ,ri=en between the two nations
with respect to our territorial boundary.
And Whereas, all the various and Ihera
propositions. madc by the Government o
the United States, have been re oct d b.
The Government Of Great Britain! And
Whereas, that nation has se.up a claim t.
a portion Of the territory Of OREGON. "hc'
We believe Of right belongs to the Unltfc
States, therefore
Ecsolrcd, That we, the Senators anf
Rop. esertativcs Of the people OF Oho N
Genera Assembly convened, will rot con-
se"t to surrender 10 Great Britain any nor'
ton Of the territory of Oregon, which clear,
Iy and Of right he'ongS to the l. States.
Rcsoircd, 1ha; whenever We sh1lI be-
come sati-fed, that this controversy car-
OF he settled amcah.y, by negotiation, We
shall then deem,t the duty OF the Govern
ment, for II" purpose o. asserting on
rights, and protecting our citizens IN theI
cOnptry in extend and maintain the iur-.
diclon OF our laws to that PORTO oi @a''
country, to which our title is unquestion'
allie.
ResoIrrd, That while we desire peace
with all the nations Of the earth, We Will
when necessary to the protection OF oul
just rights, or the maintaInance OF our ma
tional honor, "pIcdge our lives our fortunes
and our sacred honor in their defence.
sh,Il nroveu, ne from .,cIairinc ,hat which
is right, or compel us to submit to tho
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PETITIONS.

BY Mr., Riley, OF 50 citizens Of Carroll
county, for repeal Of the tack Laws-re-
tprred to select committee on that subject.
By Mr.. Upton, thrc" petitions rom he
county of RichIand, 4 one from the coun-
ty Of Wayne, asking for a modification or
alteration OF the license laws, making it the
duty Of every applicant, in addition to Civ.
ing notice Of his intention TO apply tor a
license, to procure Il petition signed 10y Il
majority oftho legal voters Of his town. that
he is man of good moral character, &c.
&c. Referred 10 select committee Of
three, viz: Messrs. Upton, Swartz and
Wright.
Mr. Olds, pursuant to notice, and on
leave, introduced a bill providing tina, the
voters OF the State, vote for o. agarnst u
Convention to revise the Constitution OF
the State, at the next annual election.
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10, i845
IN SENATE.


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''e Oh tinsace tetnE u"'fs cj.f.1e -
10 -
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co d solution, yz'
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S,'TI1. "aIHtE I1s,'A.o"s'l il' @ta'''
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sa"' a. MONEY .''ara ny I",'''0Hs7
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o, tne'' P'!.'', "h"e 'na-v.aoas a.' ~
~ upon th"'r Pfoasriv.. from '..a-~ -
'icat.ons it apn"ars ~ that no al 40 "a
aw can he passed at this sessi'n, "' ]''
-ome democratic votes; and hsicvs er'
not Il democrat in the Legi-'r!1.' wro
viii vote for the proposition before Ia
Seaate, unless the banking Institutions IRA
placed upon the same iootrg ss nsi'-"-
ais. The Senator hom Nn-kingum 'h'. <
the passage Of This resolution would ~.
il ia o'aIe influence unoa the cred e
tn" Safo and the price ofit+ stocks. r.
aaH cfoLI ON fn7 part co'id depr'r'7'' d
ra'l~ Of our state stacks in the ias'sr.
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The Resolution to print extra copies OF
the Executive Correspondence with Viz
ginia, in the Gcrman language, being still
before the House,
Amotion was made to insert 1900, which
was carried, ayes 81, noes 81.
The question theA arose on the rosolu-
ton, which was ADOPTED, ayes AZ, noes 90.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Ridg-
way, Bell, Cowen, Higgins and Cutler, as
q joint select committee on the part Of the
House, to prepare Rules iorthe government
OF both Houses.
The Speaker then announced the Stan
ding Committees Of the House, as follows:
On Privileges and Mcssrs.
Mason, Phelps, Finn. ValIandingham, and
NolIe.
/ On the Indiciary-Mcssrs. Mason, Finn,
Cowen, VaIandugham, and Phelps.
On Finance Messrs. Cowen, Olds, Har-
vev, RecmeIn and Stanley.
| On Cams-Nessrs. Brown Of Mont.
so"VIy' O"'''' L'o"'' W '''"'"' anu NV =
ihC"Sht G o,,;, vor,. o., n,,,o r,
y" "'''v y ""."S r''I ",," U.'' h"''',S :
Shreoyc' ," %H'' "FF' ~ . N'N
% a. Po,dsond Uicbwovs--Nrossre Lam.
,on faa,h ,rnoon ~ povd po,tsond p,r-
,,Io'r oTnr -''''' INV ivy W ~, w. ''''
On Rail Roads and Turnnikes--Nossrs
uaryev Willard Smi,h Of Iickirg Hig'
pins and Moul,on
On Common Schools and School Lands
M4ssrs. Barnes. Dial, Giteon, Fou.t and
Curry
/ On universities, Colleges and Academies
--Messrs. Canby, Williams Of Coshocton,
Irwin, Gallagher and Bowen.
, On Medical Societies and Colegps--Mos-
srs. Shrepve, Williams of Coshoclon, Hio,
berd, Abernelhy and Olds.
On the MiDitia--Messrs, Kmhall, McMa.
ken, Randall, Dial and Allen.
On Agricnturo--Messrs. Thomas, Tot
ten, Mcintosh. Cummings and Richey.
On Manufactures and CommercP--Mes
srs. StarIy. Smith of Knox, X mbalI Aber
nethy and Wright.
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Randall, Cum
mags, Tlp1on Owens md TrimbIe O
Highland.
On the Observation-Disclosures NoIe, VIII
roms Of CoIumbiona, Johnston. Brackley
and Trimhle Of Muskipgum.
On Benevolent hstitu,ions-.-Messrs
Summers. Bell. Fitzgerald, Swar,z ant
Rail
IN ,bo pori,or+;orc-Mossrs 1obrsor
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Hoge.
PETITIONS.


Gy Mr.. Johnson Of Lorain co., for the re-
peal Of all laws Of the State, making dis-
tinctions on account of color. Referred TO
standing committee on that subject By
Mr.. Foust, for the repeal Of the Military
laws of 1845, and revival of the laws of
1897. Laid on the table until the commit
tee on that subject he appointed. By Mr..
Gallagher, of Mrs Mary Hart and Captain
John Lee, praying the General Assembly
to decree the marriage between Cyrus w.
Hart and Susannah Hart, of Carroll CO.,
null and void. Laid on the table.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Mason from the committee on Privi-
leges and Elections reported, that the GER
tiicates Of election presented by the men,
bers elect, were in due form and properly
authenticated; also that the certificates
presented by Messrs. Drake, Parcher and
Belts were properly authenticated, and ex.
hibited pTimG jncia evidence Of their eec.
ton; also that those subjec's contained in
the instructions of the House were reserv,
ed for further consideration. Report ac.
cepted.
Mr.. Cutler submitted the following reso
luton:
Resolved, BY the House of Representa-
tives, that the Governor be requested tC
communicate to this House, the corrpspon
dence on file in his Department, with the
Executive OF Virginia, as referred 10 in h
annual message.
Resolution unanimously adopted.
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then commended to the committee on
the Judiciary.
The other orders were varously dispo-
sed Of.
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IN SENATE.


PETITIONS.
By Mr.. EckIey, from rs citizens of Car
roll county, praying the repeal Of all laws
requiring civil officers to commit murder
referred to the standing committee ON the
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Codding, from SIS citizens Of Me.
dina county, praying the repeal Of ali laws
making distinction of coIor-relerred to a
select committee of three, and Messrs
EckIey, Hart, and Coddng were appointed
said committee.
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CfOCH, L. OH,
On motion of Mr.. Kelley, the Senate re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole,
on the special order of the day, tMr. Per-
kins in the Chair J and considered the pre-
ambIe and resolution reported ty the stan
ding committee on Finance, contemp}a-
ting the adoption Of ga system of taxation
that will impose upon all the property of
tie State. both real and personal, except
such as shall be expressly exempted by
law, according to its true value, an equal
per centum Of taxation"
The committee were engaged in the con-
sderation of the order until after candle
lighting, when
On motion Of Mr.. O'I'erralI, the commit
tee rose, reported progress, and asked leave
to sit again.
On motion of Mr.. Utter,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Hoge.
Mr.. Reemeln introduced bill for the
election of the Board of Public Works by
the people, &C., which was read the first
time.
Mr.. Gallagher introduced joint resou-
ton, directing the printing Of 1000 extra
copies Of the Executive correspondence
relative to the kidnapping case, under joint
direction of the clerks of both Houses.
Mr.. Irwin suggested that before the
House proceeded to order the printing OF
the proposed copies, they should wait for
the final reply ofIhe Executive of Virginia
which seemed to be contemplated by the
last communication of that functionary.
Mr.. Randall moved to amend by striking
out 1000 copies and inserting 1000. Hele.
marked that large proportion Of the Ger
man population could read English, and
the proportion who could not would he am.
ply accommodated by one fifth Of the nun.
ber Of copies which It was proposed to print
I for the use Of The State.
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IN SENATE.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. Eckley, Of 81 citizens of Carroll
and CoIum5iana counties praying the aho-
liton Of capital punishment--laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Coomhs offered for adoption the fol.
lowing resolutions;
Resolved That the standing committee
on the Judiciary he instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of 30 modifying the
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or ROgk. Rnsiocss Cards, HandJiHs.
and al oihor Liuds Of JoI Fork, rec,ty
dope a. his "0'co upo,i he mast reasoaalie
te m, Gad at, h FsllcEorre
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Mr.. Welsh presented the certificate OF
election of Mr.. Harte, the Senator elect
from the counties Of Washington, Morgan,
and Perry. Mr.. Hsrte was thereupon
sworn, and took his seat.
PETITION.
By Mr.. Eckley, fro n 81 citizens Of Car
rol county, praying for the abolition Of cap-
tai punishment-reiered to the committee
on the judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Osborn, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee Of the whole
on the orders of the day, Mr.. Eckley in the
chair; and considered bill to amend the
act to provide for a more equal assessment
OF money and capital in trade for the pur-
pose of taxation. After which the COM
mttee rose and reported back the bill with
sundry amendments, which were agreed
to-and the bill was thereupon, on motion
Of Mr.. Perkins, referred to the standing
committee on Finance.
Mr.. Eckley gave notice that on to-mor-
row, or some subsequent day, he would
ask leave to introduce bill to amend IAN
act securing the benefits of the writ Of ha-
beus corpus" and amendatory acts thereto.
3o'clock, P. M.
Mr.. Kelley, from the Standing commit
tee on Finance, reported the following pre-
amble and resolution:
Whereas, the raising of revenues sufficient
to defray The expenses Of the State gov
eminent of counties and townships
the support of common schools, and the
poor-and, with the aid of the nett in
come OF the Public Works, to pay the in
terest on the public debt, requires the inn
position of heavy taxes on the people;
And whereas, the existing system Of
taxation operates, in numerous insIan.
ces' with gross inequality, inasmuch as
1t fails to opportIon the public burthens
among the people in the ratio of theil
property or Of their ability to pay tax,
esi thus operating oppressively on some
while Others are at least partially exempt
from taxation; And whereas, the exig.
encies of the State, as we'll as equal jus.
tice to its citizens, requires the adoption
of system more equal in its operation
and capable Of producing with less oP'
preston, more ample revenue: There
fore,
Resolved, by the Senate and House O
Representatives, That it is expedent, a.
the present session Of the General Assem-
bly,, to adopt system Of tsxatioI that vii
.impose upon all the property of the State
both real and personal, except such al
shall be expressly exempted by law, &C
cording to its true value, an equal pc
rentum Of taxation.
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3 O'Clock, P. H.

The resolution Of MI, Ball, with the PEN
ding amendment, being under considera-
tiOn.
Mr.. Cutler moved to refer to the commit.
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IN SENATE.
December A, I845.

December a, I845.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock.
Mr.. Welsh presented the certificate Of
election of Mr.. Harte, the Senator elect
from the counties of Washington, Morgan,
and Perry. Mr.. Harte was thereupOn
sworn, and took his seat,
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