The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

pass ans special charter for Banking purpose
and that no bill or EVIDENCE Of deb shsl
ever be issued Of circulated as money in lhii
State.
Mr. Hevkins. would rather see ,ht
ConveRIi ba disposed to inepise jnto the whole
subjsf gaining dives. This thing of throwing
the burg ,Rs Iaeal1 t4S our inquiries upon The com
mlitees ras1ess3.ls not exactly right. sup
pose it is tue SIsty Of every member here Il
inquire and confer freely with each otheI
upon this subject; woyld much rather see
some definite affirmative proposition made
here in relation 10 il, in order ihat we NIGH
Investigate il for ourselves. hape a differ
enl course may be deemed proper; for these
committees are organized for the express pur
pose of making inquiries upon the ssvera
subjects which they are appointed to consider
Withou; Instructions. | would much rather
the gentleman would make his resolution an
affirmative proposition at once--such as The
Convention might investigate.
MIR. Oils. ] call for the reading Of the res,
oIuton.
The resolution was accordingly read again
by the Secretary.
Mr.. Smith, uf Wyandot. move to amend
The resolution by striking out The word
'spf cjal, ]" so as TO read shat The committee
inquire into the expeyiency of so amending
the constitution the Legislature from passing
any charter for banking purposes" &c.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. Sawyer, J move 10 strike out these
words; ''be instructed to inquire" so as to
make il imperative that the committee report
such proposition
Mr. Hawkins, lin his seat Agreed.
The President suggested that the reading
would nor be very clear after striking out the
wards recited
Mr., Sawyer. My object is TO get definite
rePort-to say that the committee be required
TO report against banking. That's the En-.
gljsh of il.
The President. The gentleman might ar
rive at his object, perhaps, by a proposition
OF this kInd:-"Resoiued, That it is expedi,
cDt so as TO amend the constitution as to
prohibit banking"
Mr. Sawy r, This is the amendment I
wish to make.
MIR. Chambers. hepe tie amendment
will not be adopted. have no objections TO
letting any matter Of inquiry go to any of the
standing committees; but when gentlemen
make their proposition imperative, il alters
he case materially. | have no objection TO
he original resolution; but, if The amendment
AIRY. II will then run sad tilt against some
u our PreJndlces. Laughter
PROPOSITIONS TO AMEND.
On motion by Mr.. l.oudon, it was
ReSotDed, Thot the committee on the E. !
ective franchise be instructed TO inquire
ilo lie expediency of ENGRAVING clause
MO the Constitution more elTectualIy to
reven' the emigration and settlement Of nc,
ioes aud Inulatoes within ths territory of |
MS State.
On motion Of Mr.. Firesone, il was
Resolved That The committee on the leg
'latIVe department be requested TO inquire
ITO the expediency of SO amending the Con.
hutton as TO have 6iennie, Instead Of an
nal sessions of the legislature.
On motion by Mr.. Leech, il was
Res oIrel, That The Standing committee on
e Legislative department be instructed TO ,
qare into the expedieucy of SO amending ,
e constitution of Ohio as to require that
cry law enacted by the General Assembly
all embrace but one object, which shall he
pressed in its lille
MIR. Cutler. Mr.. President: | offer the
lowing: s .. Ii
Resolred, Tha, the eighth article of the
OnstItutton of this State, embracing the
~ settled and long established principle of
II government, defining clearly the rights I
persons and property, guarding well a. S
lnst the eneroachmen!s of power, and Sc. !,
ring 10 all the Iarges, liberty consistent
IN the public good accorJs, in It's princi- v
-, with the cherished sentiments Of the P
ople of Ohio, and ought, by the action Of II
Convention. 10 be continued without |,
terIal alterations, as their bill of rights, n
PREAMBLE. III
Mr.. Mitchell | move the following prop. I
lion, and ask its reference to The commit. 9
on the Preamble and Bill Of Rights. o
The paper was referred accordingly, after n
ding by the Secretary, MS follows: II
We, The people Of the State of Ohio, in a,
7r to secure TO ourselves and posteriy the al
ssings Of a just aud free government, ?
ting TO the favor and protection of AL ~
-biy God, do ordan and establish the fol. o'
ing constitutions: as
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. =.
H. Hunter offered for adoption the fol- b,
ing, and asked that il be referred 10 the
lmlttee on The Bill Of Rights:
tesofrfd, Thai the committee on the Bill
tights be instructed 10 inquire into The =;
edIency of Incorporating into the new >
sI'ution, The following provision, viz: u
Human life shall not be taken as pun. il
nenl for the commission of any crime
lever but The bghes punishment for any CT
le shall be imprisonment during life IN
State Penleniary." dt
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