The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21
SENATE.
THURSDAY, J an. 10.

AFTERNOON sEssI IN.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of he bill to prevent the execution o
leases, having longer than ten years tc
run.
The question was on the eDgrossmen'
of the bill.
After some debate, the bill was pos
poned until the ID Monday in Decembel
hext.
Mr. Wilson, from the Finance commit.
tee, reported back the bill TO provide for
the assessment OF personal property, and
the valuation of new entries and new
structures, with amendments, which " et e
agreed to.
Mr. Byers moved TO amend the bin so as
person has to give in his personal proper
ty, &c. Lost.
The bill was then ordered to a third
reading to day.
Mr. Beaver, from the co mmittee on that
subject, reported back the bill granting
TO actual settlers the unsold and uoappro
priated lands belonging to the State, with
sundry amendments.
[Tbe bill grants the lands Of the State
to actual settlers, upon their securing to
the State 81 25 per acre to be paid for
these lands.]
The amendu euts having been consider
ed,
Mr. hrchbold moved the indefinite post
poDtment OF The bill. Losl--yeas Ia, nays
1S as follows:
4EAS--Messrs Archbold, Backus
Benhet, i3locksom. Claypooie; C5rwn,
Cronise, Eaton, Hopkins, Jehnbon, Ken,
dali, Slnson, wilson, and Speaker--i4
NAYS -Messrs Ankeny, Beaver, Burns,
Emrio, Evans, Ewing, lIaines Hamilton,
Haetings, Horton, Judy King, Lewis,
Randall, Keemeliu, Scott, Spindler
So the question was lost,
The question was then on the engross
neut Of the bill.
Mr. hastings aaid that lie had voted
'galust"tue iudedinite pos ponement oil
lie bin more in respect TO the Senator
who introduced il, than from respects to
he bill.
Mr. Burns said that lie considered this
bin Of tho session. We had been so {
much occupied withl local questions during u
lie session, that he could scarce collect |
us scattered thoughts TO speak in favor OF u
bill OF real Importance TO the people.
Ir b. then sustained the bill at some 5
sngth. Z
The bill was further debated by Messrs
'ackus and Archbold 10 favor of the in c
eiulte postponement, and by Messrs
'eaver, Reemelin and Cronse, and the
uestion was taken on the engrossment of
ne bill, and was lost--Yeas Is, nays Is,
S followsi
YEAS--Messrs Ankeny Byers, Burns,
eaver, Emrie, Evans, Ewing, Horton,
ling, Lewis, Randall, Reemelin, Scott, "
pInder and Wheeler--l5.
NAYS-Messrs Archbuld, Backus, Benz s
EFT, Claypoole, Corwin, Cronise. Eaton. v
Iaines, Hsmlltoa, Hastings, Johnson, {
udy, Kendall, Stotson, Wilson, Wine. e
arner, and Speaker-lS. '
So the bill was lost on the engrossment ST
BILLS READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED, It
TO amend part ofthe act for the sale Ii
spurious liquors, and to revive a Gers u
in repe aled act. h
Further to amend the act incorporating
70 Milan Canal Company. le
10 amend the several acts now in force, tt
relation to judgments and executions. 70
The bill exempts one dray and horse and g.
'ering from execution, if owned by b'
'rson following draying for livelihood. hi
10 extend the provisions of an act pass. ~
Feb %, ls43, to authorize the Court q
Common Pleas TO remit fines and for. al
itnres, In, or ia part, in certain cases. g.
10 provide for the whole assessment of W
'rsonal property, and the yalu alton of al
w entries. A
The Senate then receded from its dis.
,reement to the amedment of the House r.
the brl TO secure the return of stats.
cs of common schools.
The Senate then took up the pream. :.
e to the resolution offered by MIR Olds ~
yesterday, ia relation to the power
the Legislature 10 divide counties in
c apportionment OF representatives
,opg the several counties Of ibis STATE.
The question being on the adoption Of -,
, preamble, it was lost--yeas 10, nays q
party vote.
IoUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. TO
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PETITION PRESENTED. bp
y Mr. Brackiey, from IL. West and 80 $40
er citizens OF Wyandot county, for a on'