Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

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House al length in favor Of the passage Of the bill.
The question then recurring on ordering the
bill 70 bs enyr1ssed, and the ayes and noes being
demanded. resulted, ayes Sc, noas 2S-sO the bill
was ordered 10 BE- engrossed.
On motion Of Mr. Whtridge, the resolution
for a sine die adjournment, on the 25lh inst. was
taken up. Mr.. Bennst moved 70 strike out 25th,
and inseu, Monday tho 9th Of February. Car.
red aud the resolution, as amended, adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Blake, the resolutions Of
iered by himself, during the forenoon session,
we're taken up. Mr.. Smith Of Hamilton then
moved to refer the resolutions TO select commit
tee one. The ayes and noes b.iHg demanded on
this motion, resulted, ayes So, noes q; 50 the ,
resolutions were referred to Mr.. Smith.
MONDAY, January 10.
SENATE.-Mr. EckleyPrsseuted petition from .
G5 citizens Of Carroll county, relative 10 free I
turnpike road. Laid on the table.
HOCsE or RGPREsENTArvEs.-Mr Nallandl- .
CHAM introduced bill to tx the times Of hold
ing courts in the 9th Judicial Circuit-r-ad the
first lime. On motion Of Mr.. Vailandighum, the /
rule was dispensed with, and the bill was read d
second Tune. On motion Of Mr.. Russell Of llar-
rison. the bill was referred u a select committee
Of one, Mr.. Russell.
Mr.. Smith Of Hamilton, reported back the res
oluuons relative 10 prohibiting slavery IN Oregon,
&C., with an amendment. striking out and insert
iDg as follows: "Ihat slavery should be prOhib-
tied in the territory Of Oregon and all other terri
tories hereafter acquired BY the United States"
On motion Of Mr.. Trimble Of Highland, the res
outons and amendment were laid on the table.
TUESDAY, January 10.
| SESATE.-Mr. Goddard, from the commiuee
on the Militia rsporedbybill. The bill in cues
ton, merely repeas so much Of actot March u,
1884, as limits its operation TO period Of peace.
Mr. Goddard moved Il suspension Of the rules,
to enable him to introduce proposition relative
to the contested election case Of Coxys. Wi,iord.
The rule being Withdrawn Mr.. Goddard said:-
/ Mr.. Speaker, rise 10 move that Mr.. Cox have
leave TO Withdrawn his memorial and notice Of
contest of the seat Of the Senator from Wayne.
| understand that the parties TO this contest have
compromised il; and hold in my hand Mr.. VIII
iords resignation, 10 take effect irt@ and alter
the day Of the final adjournment Of the present
session of the General Assembly, 10 be by me
delivered to the Governor. Alter debate, the
question was taken on the withdrawal Of said pa
Ipers, and resulted-ayes 80, noes Messrs. Cron-
se, Edgeron, Marin Of Coumbana, Rcemelln.
Mr.. Thornhill offered resolution TO the effect
that Mr.. Newman, Senator from Richland, be
granted leave Of absence during the remainder Of
The present session Of the General Assembly,
which was unanimously adopted. Mr.. New
man had, for some time, been confined 10 his room
by indisposition, and his friends had reached the
city for the purpose Of conveying him home.
|, Mr. Lewis offered resolution authorizing the
printing of $500 copies Of the euogy deliver by
R. P.'Spaldng upon the life and public services
Of Thomas l.. Hamer, which was adopted.
Mr.. Uuer offered a resolution allowing Levi
Cox per diem and mileage during gthe time he had
attended in the prosecution of his contest for the
! seat as Senator. Laid on the table.
: House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Senate resolu'
ton for the printing of $500 copies Of the euo
+ gy delivered by r. p. Spalding, was referred tC
the committee Oh Printing.
( WEDNESDAY, January 90.
f SENATE.-A resolution was received from the
House appointing the Governor, Auditor of State
I and the Attorney General, Commissioners 10 in.
yestigate and determine the validity of all claims
presented against the State for the equipment oI
5 volunteers iorihe Mexican war. Referred 10 the
: committee on the Judiciary.
: Also, Senate Joint resolution relative TO printing
A the eulogy upon the life and public services OF
Thomas l.. Hamer, with amendments. Referred
, to the committee on Public Printing.
Q HOUSE OF REpEEsENTATlvEs.-Mr. Naandl'
S CHAM, from the committee on the Militia, report
&. ed bill ''concernng the Militia a''-read the first
: time. On motion OF Mr.. Valandigham, the rule
: was suspended, and the bill read the second time
c and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Trimble of Highland from the Finance
: Committee, reported back resolutions relative tc
: the payment Of rejected volunteers and others
e accompanied by bil-read the first time.
/ Mr.. Potter, from the committee on Public Prn
), ting, reported back the resolution relative 10 prn
ting copies of Mr.. SPalding's eulogy; which, af
1t ter being amended so as TO ask the author lor
l. copy of the address, was adopted.
= Mr.. Trimble of Highland from the committee
/. on Federal Relation, reported series Of resolu
tions relative to settling the boundary line be
tween Ohio and Kentucky, and Vrginia-whicl
were laid on the table TO be printed.
Mr.. Killer, from the committee on New Coun
ties, reported back the petition of Daniel Black
n asking to be attached to the county of Harrison
y and asked TO be discharged from further consd
s. Grafton of the samc-agreed to.
~ Mr.. Russell of Harrison, reported back the bl
e fixing the times of holding courts in the 9th Jr
dicial Circuit, without amendment. On motto
D. of Mr.. Bennett, the bill was recommitted 10 a st
l. ect committee of one-Nr. Bennett.
is Mr.. Bennett reported back the bill fixing III
times of holding the courts in the OH JudIcl
le circuit. with two amendments, which were agree
Re 10. On motion Of Mr.. Valladigham, the bill W;
engrosscd at the clerks desk, read third tim
/ and passed.
IL THURSDAY, January 21
ne HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-M Tallma
C. from the committee on Agriculture, reported
G. bill to amend the act entitled an act TO encoura!
u agricuIture-read the first time.
Mr.. Trimbe of Highland, from the commit
on Finance, reported back petitions asking tn
a the beds, bedding, &C., of bachelors and mai
as ho o,,o,,nt f,or, ,avot;op and asked 10 be d