The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-07
wa, ,be one intloduced by Mr.. Wood, for the re-

wa, the one introduced by Mr.. Wood, for the re-
peal Of the bank law. Il q.esi,g Vf4E I'd
The question being taken upon the engrossment
of the bill, resuted--yeas IA. nays 10.
So the question upon the engrossment ofthe bill
was lost
HOUSE, Jan. 27, Is46.-Mr Yost presented
two remonstrances signed by SO citizens of Mon
ros county, against granting the right Of way to the
Belpre and Columbus Railroad Company.
Mr.. Smith, Of Licking, reported back the bill to
erect the new county Of National, with sundry
amendments; which were agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Olds,
Said bill was indefinitely postponed-yeas 20,
nays 2s. 91 eA -
Mr.. Finn offered the following resolutions;
which were referred to the Currency committee:
Resolued, by the General assembly of The State
of Ohio That the Treasurer Of State is hereby
required, without any unnecessary delay, to issue
circulars to the several County Treasurers, notify
ing them that the notes of the State Bank of Ind-
ana will not be received into the State Treasury.
Rcsolved, Thatif the Treasurer of State shall,
in violation of the law and his duty continue to re-
ceive any thing but money in payment OF the State
revenue, he and his suretles shall be held to rigid
accountability for all the damages which may re-
suit from such a practice.
SENATE, Jan. 2S, Is46.-The bill to give to
black and muIatto persons the benefit Of the school
fund was taken up. sri.s5.ff'
A motion was made for its indefinite postpone
ment, which was debated at some length by Messrs
Anderson, Perkins, and others, when the question
was taken upon the indefinite postponement, and
resulted--ayes 1s, nays IL.
HOUSE, Jan. 2S, 1Sl6-The bill to amend
the act defining the powers and duties Of Justices
of the Peace and Constabes in civil cases. Passed
A bill to amend the act Incorporating the Frank
lin and Ohio River Railroad Company.
SENATE, Jan. 20, ls46.-Mr. Goddard, gave
notice of bill to amend the act relating to dover.
Also, for bill to abolish the Office Of acting
Commissioner of the Canal Fund.
Mr. Eckley offered for adoption the following
resolution:
Resolped, That the standing committee on FL
nance be instructed to inquire into the expectancy
of aboshing the Office Of County Fund Commits
sioner.
Which was agreed to.
HOUSE, Jan. 29, lS46.-A bill further to amend
the act authorizing county recorders to transcrhe
records in certain cases, passed Feb. A. 1897
Mr. Yost presented two remonstrances, signed
by "a citizens OF Enoch and Bethel towns hips,
Monroe county, against granting the right of way
to the Columbus and Belpre Railroad.
Mr.. Harvey, from the committee on Railroads,
reported back the bill to repeal the act ncorpora
ting the Bepre and Cincinnati Railroad Company, /,
without Recommendation.
Mr.. Higgins moved that said bill be indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. Coweh, spoke against the motion, and in
favor of the bill, and was replied TO by Messrs Hg-
gins, Reemein, Stanley, Cutler, and Trmble oil
Highland.
Mr.. Higgins withdrew his motion to Indefinitely
postpone the bill to repeal the act incorporating
the Belpre and Cincinnati Railroad; and said bill
was laid upon the table.
SENATE, Jan. 80, ls46.-A bill to provide
compensation for certain State officers.
On the passage of the bill, Mr.. Jones demanded
the yeas and nays, which were taken, and resulted
as folIows-yeas Is, nays IA.
So the bill was passed.
To lay out and establish graded State road in
the counties ot Washington, Monroe and Guernsey
Passed. sr-..
HOUSE, Jan. 80, 1886 Mr. Yost presented
two remonstrances signedby numerous citizens o
Monroe county, against granting the right of way
to the Columbus and Bepre Railroad
Mr.. Leatherman reported back the bill to erect
the new county of Auglaize, with sundry amend.
msnts; which were agreed to, and the bill ordered
to be ehgrossed by vote Of 81 to 26.