Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-21
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FRIDAY. Jan. 8. I94l


members OF the General Assembly.
he bill allows three dollars day
Tor the first twenty FIVE days Of the sess,
ion. and one dollar and a half for the
residue. 1t does not apply to any mem
ber now elected to either l1ouse.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, January o, 1s46
Senate bill In relation TO the Clerks OF
Courts
his bill provides that whenever any
Cletk OF any Of the Courts of this State
resigns. or is removed from his o flee :,
he shall thereafter be ineligible to said
Office The bill was passed.
Mr.. Gallagher introduced bill to re-
peal the law Incorporating the State
Bank Of Ohio. and other banking COM
panies. passed, March, l545.
Mr. Gibson introduced bill to repeal
the law abolIshins public executions.
Mr.. Harvey. from the select commit
lee 10 which had been referred the petit
tons for the repeal OF the Black Laws,
made report upon the subject. togeth.
er with bill in accordance with the
prayer OF tne petitionetS.
The report was laid upon the table,
and ordered to be printed.
The House took up the bill to rect
the new county of Ashland.
| Mr.. Mouiton moved that the bill be
recommtted to q select committee of ont,
with instructions 50 TO amend. as to pro.
vide for the erection OF the public build
lngs by the subscriptions of the citizens
Of the county seat; which was lost.
J he bill was then passed-yeas SO.
nays 80.
The House reconsidered the vote up
on the bill to amend the act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors. Said bill was
then passed.
SENATE.
Saturday. Jan. 10.
Mr. Kelley. from the committee on
Finance, to which had been committed
a bill TO amend the uct to create the Of
flee Of Township Assessor, passed
March 20, l54l, reported the same hack,
and the bill was passed.
Mr.. Perkins. from the Judiciary com
mlt,ee, to which had been committed an
act in relation to the clerks OF courts,
with the amendments OF the House, res
ported the same back, and recommend
ed that the House amendments be dlsa.
greed to
Mr.. Kelley, from the Currency com.
mittee, to which had been recomm.tted a
bill relating to the bankers OF the Ohio
Life Insurance and Trust company, and
the Lafayette Bank OF Cincinnati, re-
ported the same back, with sundry a.
mendments.
Mr.. Ewing moved to lay the bill upon
the table. aud demanded the yeas and
nays, which were taken. and resulted
ayes IL, nays 20; the Democrats voting
for. and the Wings against 1t; SO the
motion to lay upon the table was lost.
The question then being upon the ell
grossment ol the bill.
MIR. Ewing demanded the ayes and
nays, which were taken, and resulted as
follows:
Ayxs-Ncssrs Anderson, Bean, Cod
ding. Coombs, Cox. Eckley, Hastings,
Kelley, MADEIRA, O'FerraIi. Osborn, o.
Neal, Perkins, Powell. Quinby, WeIch,
Wetmore. and Speaker--lS.
Nays Messrs. Chaney. Edgertou
Ewing, Goddard, Croft. Harte. Jones,
King, Koch. Martin Of CoIumblana
Martin of Fayette. Reid, lhornhiII,
Utter, Warner and Wood-I6
Mr. Anderson, from the committee on
Federal Relations, TO which had been
referred a resolution IN reference to the
southern boundary Of the State, reported
the following resolution:
Resolved by the General Assembly o
the State Of Ohio, That the Governor
be, and he hereby is, authorized and
requested to employ council TO file bill
in chancery, in the Supreme Court o
the United States, or institute such 9TH
er legal proceedings as he may deem
advisable. for the adjustment OF the
southern boundary Of this State.
Which resolution was agreed TO.
MIR. Goddard, from the joint selec
committee. reported bills prescribing tht
time of holding the courts in the I'd, Sd
5lh. 9Th, llth, l2th, and l4lh judicial
CIRCUITS, Wnlcn were Tedu 'he uISt ttiHe
BILLS READ THE THIRD TIME
An act to amend the act to create !hf
office of Township Assessor. passed
March 10, l84l.
f An act TO extend the act to punish The
/. offence of cutting down or destroying
fruit and ornamental trees, and stealing
ru.t and vegetables IN certain count;e'
of this state, passed March l3, l545.
An act 10 relation to the Practice g
the courts.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
, Saturday, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Smith OF Knox offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
Resoired. That the standing committed
on Schools and School Lands be instruc
ted to inquire into the expediency OF 81
amending the common school law as Il
require "a majority Of all the persons vo