New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Ohio ON the Fugitive slave Law.

Resolves pointedly condemuing and de-
handing the Repeal or modification Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, have passed both
branches of the Ohio Legislature by de-
cided votes as follows:
In SENATE, March % ls5L
Resolved By the General assembly Of The Sta.e
of Ohio, That while this General Assembly you'd
urge the faithful observance of law upon al the
people Of this State, and of her sister States Of
the Union, Is the most etiectual mode OF pronot
ing their best interests as well as ahish duty they
owe alike to themselves and their common coan-
try, would most earnestly recommend to Con-
gress the necessity of So amending and modifying
the provisions of the Fugitive Slave Law, that
while it secures faithful compliance with all the
obligations imposed by the Constitution OF the
United States, lt will, as IL becomes free Gov
eminent, guard with Jealous care the rights of
the freeman. Ard II said Law, in the opinion of
Congress, cannot be so amended az TO give 20 per-
SONS claimed as fugitives iom labor, the benefit
of every legal defense Of their liberty, we then
recommend the repeal OF said lag.
AyEs-MessTs Atoard, Beesom. Bill, Blocksom, Buns,
Fckley Ferguson Fout Geiger, Hart Horton, swrencs,
Linton, Lewis, Payne baR BustHk Ninal, Walker and
Speaker-l9.
NoFs- Me.us Barker, Brosdwell Hatch, Horton. Kl-
bown, LYMAN, Hleys, PdTdee, RANDALL aud SUrLfF-ls
Wings TN Roms5) I2 Yeas, 3 Mays; Locos lin Lta'cJ
Yeas 4 Nays; Free Sellers Ia ssALL oAPs) 3 Nays
Ion the ground hat The Resolve clear and strong
enough
ReSolUed, That the law, commonly called the
Fugitive Slave Law, being law that makes er.
pdrge evidence conclusive of the masters right TO
recapture and return his slave that denies jury
trial here on eisetchere that provides Tor the sp-
pointment Of fwarms OF petty officers to execute
il; that gives double compensation 70 iad every
claim SET up IN favor OF the master, and pays the
expenses, 10 any case, from the Public Treasury
ought never TO receive the voluntary coopera-
ton of our people, and ought therefore to be I'M
mediaIely repealed.
AYES Messrs Allea,d, Barker Brss Bin, Brosdvei,
Eckiey, Ferguson, Hart. BOron. HoVa,d, Lawrence,
Lewis. Mes Pdydee Payne. RANDALL, Schefzer, sJr-
LIFF, Vus Wa'ksr and SpaskeT-Ii
Hoss-MessFs BLIskbrH. BrJckiey, Buyrs Fcusf 0ci-
ger, Hatch, hIbouSR sud Lintcn-8.
lwhlss, lin RomAn) ~ Yeas Nays Loeos (n I'ii'd
Yess q Nays Free Sellers, Tin SMALL csPs)2 Yeas
These Resolves having been trans
mitted to the House, that body proceedd
TO consider and concur in them as follow;
First Resolre:
AYEs.-Messrs Alexander Bstelle. Bennett B9Ss'
BLsokbEyn, BRADLEY Burnett BSsiaeN. Car, ChenDoo;
Cochran Cole, COcdit Cook, D0sids0H, Decker Dod "
wanen, Fsircrild. Fee, Finch; Frazier Grimes H.ss'
HsYe, JOhbsion OF Jefferson, JAnsoa OF Medina NV
Ktdry LenoS, NGysh, nsyo, Moore MORAN. MI ~
wan. ThoT,s OF PTeble, TaonPssH Trip wH.Lis'os'
WILSON OF Wood. Zfrn and sPGAKER-5o'
NoEs.-mests CoibaYr. GncAysf, Ihg. KENT lVhh,
Pow Thomas OF FsnEhn, Van Worries, sa,d and yI'oa
OF Wayne-l0
lAyes-20 whigs, tn RomGn y IL Lceos rn ai'e'p
3 Free Sellers 10 SMALL cArlr.Lsl
Hoes-2 Whigs TN Roman Loeos tin Ihlrsl Free
Sellers (in SMALL cArirlLsl
Second RcselTN
AYrs- Messrs RAsf~nr. sRAnt ~ 6anty. pstngtoe,
frrkrsr te,s csNafi Tgtrs fstnn fzilchd. frsrier,
dim ., HAYES Ias sbr 81 lcdeTson, JA-seslf ts3ns,
No. Asr0a
cal NM. 6sys. rtrNs ro~ Prsa. RSmage, hvharn.
Satf N~,A ~ Aianss SNcok Sezara. rhNmsao prsols,
rttgr. Nsr NoFses. Williams. WttlgkNsas. fsisas ef
Ncxsi asa SYFAkkK-4.
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