Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-30


ion for myself, / cheerfully accord it to
others; and although we differ to-day, trust
it is an honest difference OF opinion, and
such | shall respect in every Senator, how
ever widely he may differ from me.
The question being on the passage Of The
resolution, Mr.. Goddard demanded the ayes
and noes, Which Wofe ordered, urid fesdk kod
as follows:-Ayes, "a; Nays, 8.
And so the resolution was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Goddard, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTALlvEs.- 8.
MIR. Vallandigham gave notice that on
tomorrow, or some subsequent day of the
session, he should ask leave to introduce a
bill to amend the act. 'To regulate the ad.
mission and practice Of attorneys and coun-
counsellors at law passed Feb. IA, 1924;
also, bill to provide for calling conven.
ton to amend the constitution Of the state;
also, bill to amend the act TO oregulate the
practice ofjudicial courts, passed March IL,
1915.
Mr.. Blake gave notice that on tomorrow,
&C., he should ask leave to introduce a
bill to amend the act entitled AN act for
the support Of common schools, and to Gre
ate permanently the office of Superintend-
ent,' passed March 7, 1888; and the acts
amendatory thereto; also bill to repeal
the act entitled 'An act to regulate black
and mulatto persons,' passed Jan. 5, 1904;
and the act to amend the same, passed Feb.
27, 1884.
SENATE Dec. 9.-Mr Edgerton from
the committee of Privileges and Elections,
to whom was referred the certificates of e.
lection of members of the Senate, elected
the present year, reported to the effect, that
it appeared from the certificates presented
to the committee, that said Senators were
duly elected to represent their respective
districts; and from the evidence then in thu
possession Of the committee, TINT they wer,
entitled to their seats as Senators for tn
term oftwo years from the 10Th day Of Oc
tober 1s46, to the second Tuesday of Octo
ber, 1S45; with the exception Of Burnet
Stutson, by whose certificate it appears h
is elected from tho counties of Franklin
Madison, and Clark, 'for the session com
mencing Dec. 7, ls46;' and the COMMITTEES
recommend that MIR. S. have leave to with
draw his certificate for the purpose of hav
ing it corrected.
Mr.. MADEIRA moved to lay the report ol
the table; upon which motion to ayes an,
nays were demanded, and resulted as fol
low-ayes l6, nays le. So the motion
was lost.
Mr. Ford moved to re-commit, with instruc
tions to inquire with regard to the rights O
Mr.. Wilford, upon which motion the aye
and nays were demanded, and resulted l6
nays IS.
Mr. Goddard moved to postpone the re
port until tomorrow, and the yeas and nay
being demanded, the motion was lost, tn
J, following being the vote, yeas Is, nays Is
}, The Speaker presented the testimony
Mr. Cox, in the contested seat case. Refer
ed to committee Of privileges and elections
Mr. Johnson was excused from servin
!, on the standing committee on New Cour
| ties.
The following bills were read a secon
time:
A bill to provide for the election of tn
Board ofPublic Works by the people.
J, A bill to repeal the Registry law.
A resolution was offered by Mr. Reemeli
, to the effect that the Secretary of State |
authorized to have one third of any me
sage, report, or other document, authori
, ed to be printed by the General Assembl
translated and printed in the German lal
) guage, which was referred to the standin
committee on printing.
SENArE.-Dec. 10, ls46.-The Speal
err announced the following standing con
mittees:
4 On Privileges and Elcctions.-Messl
:. Edgerton, Madeira and Ewing.
!, On the Judiciary--Messrs Newman
, Perkins, Ewing, Goddard and Harte.
On Finances-Messrs Reemelin, Coomb
. King, Hastings, and Reed.
On Claims-Messers Utter, Beaver an
King.
On Public Works and Public L,snds-
I. Messrs Bean, Edgerton and Ford.
$ On Roads and Highoays-Messrs Ma
:: tin of Columbiana, Hopkins and Wheele
| On Railroads and Turnpikes -Mess
Cronise, Goddard and Martin Of Fayette.
! On Common Schools and School Land
/ Messrs Perkins, Spindler and Beaver.
!, On Universities, Colleges and academi
. 1-Messrs Harte, Lewis and King.
| On Medical Societies and Colleges
I'll Messrs Stutson, Cronise and Wilson.
Q On the 1Militia--Messrs Goddard, Wi
: ford and Newman.
On Agriculture- --Messrs spindler, Fo
|, and Graham. r
!, On Manufactures and Commerce.
Q Messrs Mackall, Winegarner and Cronis
" On Corpoutions-Messrs Winegarne
n Perkins and Thornhill.
l On the Currsncy-Messrs Ewing, job
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