Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
W. WADE.
J. S. w. BURRlDGE,
SAM, p. DARLINGTON,
SAML. BAIRD,
N. B. MILTENBERGER.
'gh, Sept. OH, 1856.
OHIO LEGEsLATUEE-
TUESDAY, Dec. "a, lG46.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
The Senate resumed the consideration oftha
amendment proposed by Mr.. Johnson, 10 the
bill 10 amend the act levying taxes upon all pro-
perry in this Safe according 10 its true value
&C., and it wal r,j1ctcd-ayos H. noes II.
MIR, Johnson moved further to amend by srik.
ing oat several a1ction9, and Inserting different
one, but tn S,na!e raIuIod to strike ont.
Mr.. Perkins moved to amend by adding a acc.
lion, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Eckl y moved to amend by adding two
additional sections, the purport ofwhich was to
uba, % per cent in taxing lands from the vaIua.
lion oCthe State Board Of Eluiizalon.
The proposition gave rise to u discussion OF
somo length, in which Mossrl. Welcb, King,
Eckey Utter, Ford, and others participated.
On motion of Mr., Eckley, The bill aud pending
amcnImenta were laid on the table.
SATURDAY, Dec. &c.
IN SENATE.
Mr. Ectey presented petition from 90 ci-
z'ns Of Carroll, Harrison, and Tu5cnrawa5 coun.
lies, for an amendment OF the act incorporating
the New Philadelphia, L?a1burg, and Ohio river
free .turapke road company. Referred to Mr..
Eckey.
Also from tho officers Of tho town Of Harlem,
asking for an amendment Of their charter. Re-
trrod TO Mr.. EckIcy.
Mr.. Ewing offered n resolution, which was
adopted, insIricling the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into the eXpcdiency Of providing by law
for ,ho temporary raIefor such persons as have
returned on account o(ill health from the volun-
iaer service in Mexico, or are yet serving the
country, either by prohibiting the commence.
mcut of suits AT law in any civil action, Within
90 days after 'heir return, or to provide such
other relief as in their view Of the premises may
be deemed just aud proper.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. McMakin offered tho following resolution
viz:
RcSo'ucd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Seniatircs Of Tie Stalc Of Ohio, That both branch
90 Of this General Assembly will adjourn sin
die on Monday, the first day of February next.
Mr.. McMal,in demanded the ayes noes, whcl
resulted ayes %, noes SO.
Mr. Tumbo moved to refer the resolution I
a select committee of three--carried. Messri
Trmblo Of highland, McMakin and Backu.
werJ appointed said committee.
MONDAY, Dec. 90.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. Eckley presented petition from SO cit
z2ns Of Carroll, Harrison, and Tuscarawas cour
lies, for an amendment TO tho charter of the Ph
! lalopha L,eshurg and Ohio freo turnpike con
, pany, Referred 10 Mr.. Eckley.
> MIR. Edgeron, from the majority oflhe stan
a ing committee on Privileges and Elections,
i which wa' recommucd tho original report
. said commnlec, reported back substitute, whit
q tailed At long,h tho views Of said majority, a
3 comPNncd by a resolution to the effect that Il
Senators who reported by certificate at tho O
: ganizalion Of the Senate, are all entitled TO the
seats, and thus Joseph Wilforl, being so cerlif
r holds his seat by right, and has been consli,
o llonay elected.
Il Mr.. e. after the reading Of tho Rnpor, and
ii solution, moved that th1 same BE- laid upon Il
liable, aud ordaradr bo printed, aud that it
10 made III, epacal order oi tho day for tom
Y row.
Of Mr.. Peylin, inquired il nll til, testimony
OF signed 80 b. used in reference to tbs claim
c. up by Mr. Cox 10 the seat of Mr.. Wllfurd, v
IA n possession oflho comnlucei
il Mr.. Edgeron replied that h. had been infor
Is, cd by Mr.. Cox, that il was not, and he, Mr..
oh very much doubted, il outdoor action was 10
~ had upon it, that ii would be in for two ysara