The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-01-24

Bank of Cincinnati, and the ayes and naysbeing |
taken, resulted as foows-ayes IL, nays IT, Hs
So the bill was lost
Mr. Powell moved reconsideration Of the vote
just taken, which was carried--syes Is, nays l6
So the vote was reconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Powell,
The bill was laid on the table.
The Senate took up the bill In relation 10 gran.
ting licenses and regulating taverns; submitting the
question of license to vote Of the peope,) and
after various amendments, the question being upon
the engrossment of the bill, the ayes and nays
were demanded, and resulted--ayes 10, nays is.
HOUSE, Jan. IL, 1S46.-The bill to authorize
and regulate limited partnerships was taken up.
Mr.. Ulds moved to amend, by way Of rider, by
adding the following to section 2. F" Provided, the
capital invested by such special partner shall be
held liable for all the debts Of such firm"
Mr.. Yost moved to amend the amendment, by
adding the following:
"Prouided, That nothing contained in this act
shall be construed to relieve any special part
ner from the payment of the debts Of any firm, of
which, by the provision of this act, he may be-
come member, after the effects of said partner
ship aud general partners, are found to be INSULT
cient to discharge the debts Of any firm created by
this act"
Upon which motion the question was taken, and
lost--ayes 20, nays as; a strict party vote.
Theamendment proposed by Mr.. Olds, was unan-
imously agreed TO.
The bill was then passed-yeas 81, nays Is.
! Mr. Gallagher, on leave introduced bill to re.
pealal laws and parts of laws governing, regula-
ting, and licensing. or in any way recognizing or
authorizing the sale of ardent spirits, or any kind
OF intoxicating liquors.
| SENATE, Jan. l3, 1s46.--Mr. 0'Ferall, from
the select committee to which had been Iecommit-
ted bill relating TO the banking powers Of the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust company and the
Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati, reported the same
back with two amendments (which were agreed to
The question was then taken upon the passage of
the bill, and the yeas and nays being taken, It
suited as follows--yeas l9, nays 10.
Messrs. Goddard and Croft voting with the dem
ocrats against the bill. Sothe bill passed.
HOUSE, Jan. l3, 1S46-Mr. Cutler reported
back the bill to provide for the erection of new
State House, with sundry amendments.
( Mr.. Ridgway said, that inasmuch as wish had
been expressed to see the bill laid upon the table in
order to allow further time for deliberation he
would make that motion; the bill was then laid up.
or the table.
SENATE, Jan. IA, ls46.-Mr. Eckley, from
fhp nf fha tuhich had
been referred petitions. &C., in relation to the re-
peal Of all laws making distinction on account of
color, reported the following bills.
bill to repeal the 4th section OF the act to reg
ulate black and mulatto persons.
bill TO give to black and muatto persons the
benefit of the public school fund.
bill to amend the act to regulate black and
muatto persons, and the amendatory acts thereto;
which were read the first time.
HOUSE, Jan. Ia, lS46.-Mr Cowen, from the
Finance committee, reported bill for the protec-
ton of purchases at judicial and tax sales; which
was read the first time
Mr.. Cutler, from the select committee on the
subject. reporteda bill to establish graded state
road in the counties of Washington, Monroe, and
Guernsey; which was read the first time.
HOUSE, JAM ID, 1Si6.--Mr. Yost presented
two remonstrances, signed by 65 citizens of Centre
township, Monroe county, against granting the
right of way for railroad commencing opposite
Parkersburg, Va.
By Mr. Cowen, two petitions from P. B. Ank-
f eny, ]. F. Randolph, and SO others, on the same
subject
Mr.. Lennon, from the committee on Roads and
Highways reported back the bill TO establish gra-
ded state road in the counties of w Washington, Mon
roe, and Guernsey, without amendment Recon-.
mitted to select committee oftwo-Messrs, Tip.
ton and Cutler.
SENATE, Jan. l6, 1876, MIR. Thornhill pre-
sented remonstrance of 81 citizens of Monroe
county, against granting charter to any company
to construct railroad from Columbus to any point
on the Ohio river, below the mouth of the Mus
kingum river.
HOUSE, Jan. 16, lS4s.-Mr. Cowen presen-
ted 2pettions from Solomon Bentley, John Patter
son, and 50 others, relative to railroad from the
Ohio River to Columbus.
i HOUSE, JAM II, ls46. The bill establish
ing court of special sessions of the peace, and
prescribing the duties Of said court, was read the
third time authorizing any three justices to hold
a court, 10 hear and determine criminal causes of
minor grade1
The question was taken upon the passage of
the bill; which was decided In the negative-yeas
| IL, nays 45.
The bill supplementary to the act to prevent un-
authorized banking, and the circulation OF unau-
thorzed bank paper was then passed--yeas 81 ,nAys
Is.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.-The at.
tention of the afflicted is becoming more and more
attracted to this incompatible remedy for ASTH-