The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
Reports efStInding Committees.

Reports Of fSiIndiag Committees.
Mr.. Perkins, from the committee on th
Judiciary, TO which had been referre
sundry petitions, for further Legislation
in reference to disturbing religious meet
ings, reported, that, in the opinion of tn
committee, no further legislation is nee
essary, and asked to be discharged from
the further consideration of the same
which was greed 10.
The same gentleman from the same com
mittee, to which had been recommtted I
bill TO preserve the inviolability OF place
Of human sepulchre, reported the same
back, with some amendments, and recon-
mended the passage Of the bill.
On motion, the bill was laid on the Ia
Tie.
Mr.. Powell, from the committee on the
Judiciary, to which was recommitted a
bill to amend the act regulating Judgment
and executions, passed March /, 1881, re-
ported the same back, with sundry amend
ments, and recommended its adoption.
The bill was then ordered 10 be engross
cd for third reading.
Mr.. Chancey, from the committee on
School and School Lands, to which had
been referred resolution requiring tea,
ohers of common schools to obtain the con.
sent of a majority of the householders in
hos, - la Il
given TO each householder in the district
Of the commencement of such school, re-
ported the same back, and recomme ndcd
the indefinite pos iponement Of the same.
Mr.. Utter moved to lay the report on
the table, which was lost.
The question was then taken on the in
definite postponement of the resolutions;
which was carried.
Bills Read The third time,
Mr.. Kelley moved 10 take up the report
of the Currency committee, to which had
been committed bill supplementary TO
the act to prevent unauthorized banking,
and the circulation of unauthorized bank
paper.
Mr.. Jones moved the foi!owlng amend
ment:
That, from and after the first day of
September, 1916, it shall not be lawful
for any banking institution in this State,
to pay out, in payment Of checks, drafts,
or other claims presented at the counter
Of any of said banks for payment, any
thing but gold and silver coin, or the notes
or bills of circulation Of said bank, paya>
BILE on demand. Any bank in this State
violating the provisions of tlis section.
shall be considered as having forfeited its
charter"
Mr.. Kelley thought il probable that no
objection would be offered by the banks to
this proposed amendment-the business
portion of the community would be The
only persons effected by it.
Mr.. Edgerton said, that if the object of
the bill was to prevent the circulation Of
foreign paper, he thought the proposed
would certainly have that
effect.
Mr.. Coombs said, that it would not pre-
vent the circulation of foreign paper, but
only depreciate it.
Mr.. Edgerton said, that il it was de
preciated, it would not circulate.
After some further remarks from sever
al Senators,
Mr.. Welch moved the indefinite post.
pom ent of the bill, and,
On Motion of Mr.. Codding,
The Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The question before the Senate, was on
the indefinite postponement of the bill
TO the act to prevent un-
banking, and the circulation
of unauthorized bank paper, with tne
Mr.. Welch said, that he had obtained
he information he sought, when he moved
he indefinite postponement, and asked
leave 10 withdraw his motion.
Mr. Jon cs, not hearing the remarks OF |
he Senator, inquired if he had obta ined
he informal ion since he made the motion ;
Tor the indefinite postponement?
Mr.. Welch replied, that he had.
The motion having been withdrawn,
Ihe question was then taken upon the
amendment offered by Mr.. Jones; upon
which question she yeas and nays were c
ordered, and resulted-yeas 10, nays II,
rs follows. 4
Ycas-Messrs. Edgerton, Ewing, Harte, I
Jones, King, Koch, Maokall, Martin Of
Columbiana, : Newman, and Utter.-l0.
Nays-Messrs. Codding, Coombs, Cox,
sckley, Goddard, Croft, Hastings, Kelley,
Iarlin of Fayette, O'Neai, Osborn, Per
ins, Powell, Quinby, Welch, Wetmore, a