Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03


any county in the state, in civil cases in
which the State is a party in interest, was
read a third time and passed.
A billto amend the several acts RELAXING
to the militia was engtossed.
HogaE. lam 2l y sR usseli Of Por.
thge, presq1ted ApSttiori from Abraham
5. Plunm Of Edinhurgh Portage coun.
II, asking dpr tho passage 81 law 10 ex.
6mpt real estateifom sale Tor debt in Ger.
tain cases. ~.y-f -as
House bill 80, to encourage the organi-
zation Of FIRE compsnies, and to repeal for.
mer acts on that subject, being read, Mr.
Mcfarland opposed the Supervision exempt
ing the members Of fire companies, after
Ave years service, from serving rs iurors.
working on the highways, ndmilitsry du.
ty, and on his motion the bill was referred
to select committee. - s
Mr., Trimble, of Highland, from The
committee on, Finance, reported adversely
o.ths resolution ofsnquiry into 8ho Sxpe-
diency Of appropriating six thousand dol.
lars for the support of the families ofslhe
Ohio volunteers, and moved that the com.
mitteo be discharged.
Mr. Smith, Of Hamilton, proposed tosa.
med the motion to discharge, by ,substitut.
ing motion TO recommit to select com
mittee OF three; which was lost; and also
his motion to commit 70 q select committee
Of two; and then the committee were=dis.
charged. wv s
MIR T., from the same committee, re-.
ported back House bill 81, to repeal the oct
for the erection Of the new State House,
passed February 81, 1876, with an adverse
opinion; which, after a demand for the
yeas and nays, and a call Of the House
was had, was agreed to, and the bill indef.
initely postponed.
The following resolutions were adopted
,by.a vote Of yeas 40, to nays ~:
Rssolred, &c., That the Senators and
Representatives Of this state in the Con-
gress Of the United States, be and are here.
eby respectfully requested to. procure the
passage ofmeasures in that body, proyid-
ing for the exclusion Of slavery from the
territory Of Oregon, and also from any
other territory that now is or may hereat.
ter be annexedto the United States.
Resofued, furiher, That the Governor
be requested to transmit TO each Of the Sen.
ators and Representatives Of this state in
the Congress Of the United States copy of
the above resolution, to be by them laid be.
fore their resp ective Houses. 10
F. SENATE. Jan. The bill to reou-
late tavern licences, after being 30 amend
ed as to exempt the city Of Cincinnati from
its provisions, was, ordered; to be engrossed
yeas %, nays 10. s2}s9 NxSE
he bill in addition 70 the act for The re.
lief Of The poor, was ordered 10 d third
reading. asa aa4 3e ysai
Housr. Jan. 90. MI sfusgra,l,ve 70.
ported a bill authorizing the Board of Com.
missioners Of each county to grant license
to sell intoxicating liquors
Mr. Blake reported n bill to prohibit kid
Innpping in the state Of Ohio, and to prsysn,
the jails in this State from being used for
the confinement of'f1gitive slaves 'i'T@
| Which were severally read the first time.
Senate. Jan. 90 Mr Lewis prosslt-
ed q petition from John NJ. Skinner and
o:hers, for . law cxempting from levy and
s,le by execution, on future debts, rea.
sonable homestead for each family rcsid.
ing and owning lnnd in this State, which
was referred to the committee on the. Judi.
ciary. sa53t III n h$1,i aEal
HoUsE.-Jan. 23.-Mr Vallandisharn, v
from the Judiciary committee, reported p,p
back House bill 1877, 10 amend the net in
relation TO the interests Of husbands in. the
estates Of their wives, passed February 20,
! 1916; without amendment. Il s't.5 Is .'4ss
| THE object Of this bill, Mr. Y. said, Was
10 repeal q proviso to the third section .of a
j law Of last year, by which tile legacy Of
the wife, received yesterday, might be- lax.
ed for the debt Of Tho husband contracted
ten years ago, DC .... ,s';s '.s5
The bill was referred % M Russell, Of
1 Harrison. 'i.., =.,,' 81 M. .9s,t sss @ .as
SENATE.--Jan 25.---Mr Lewis present.
ed o petition from school drectors, Of dis
tries No. !. in Ravenna, for authority to
! sell a certain part Of certain lots ;in said
district; and the committee 10 whom the
subject was referred reporteda bill,forthat
purpose yst3 ,E5 .g,ts ,sss5t !, y llss ssa
HOUSE, Jan. 25..- The bill 10 repeal
the act reducing the compensation of nism-
bers, clerks &C., was passed BY a1sots Of
4 ~ TO "a. Ii is said thai there was great
rejoicing inthe hnll oyerithe eresolt. .Gifab
4 SENATE.--Jan. 27.+-Th1 sbills0 create
/, the Eth judicial Circuit was eindehnissly
j postponed. e84 .aE,s ~ sssaH ya
A.billitorepeal section 4 Of the act to
regulate blackand mulasto persons, pass.
ed Jan. 25, 1901, WINS indefinitely. postpon.
I ed BY vote Of 10 yeas. to IL nays. 81
4 A bill to repenlscertain acts and parts or
acts therein named, Ethe blacklaws, I awas
also indefinitely pos.poned--yeas 90; nays
i l3. .3slsi g3at1 .Es3s HsA. IL sib bgsN
4 a bill to repeulethe net antitled an NOT to
4 Iregulate black and mulattoes, passed Janus
ary 5, 1904, wasaalso indefnitsly yiposlpoi,.
! lyed--yeas l9, nays p. s'tfe9t sA'gae sssss
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