Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30

county officers, was read the second time,
and referred 10 the committee Of The whole.
The bill 10 fix The rate Of interest and 10
prevent usury. was read the second lime,
and referred 10 the committee Of the whole.
The bill 10 regulate the Militia was read
the third lime and passedl yeas ,wen'y4tour,
navs six.
HOUSE, The bill 70 appoint Receivers In
cases Of attachment. was received from the
Senate, CORRECTLY engrossed. and being read
once, motion was made 10 dispense with
the rules in order 10 read !, again; and OBJ
jeclion being made, the yeas and nays were
,aken, and resulted--yeas six,y.two, nays
fifteen.
The Speaker decided The motion 10 dis.
pense, LOST, as The constitution requires
vote of",hree-fourlhs Of the House," 10 dis
pense with this rule.
Mr.. Houk appealed from the decision ol
the Speaker, on the plea Ina. The House
referred TO in the constitution, did not In
clude all The members elected, but only
those preseh, al The time.
Mr.. Ward, Of Warren, seconded the np
peal, and advocated the same meaning orIht
constitution as Mr.. Houk.
Messrs. LeBlond, Ges,, and Hughes, sup
ported the decision Of the Speaker. on 'h'
ground ,ha, House, in the ephrase under con
sidera,ion, included all the members elected
TO The House.
Messrs. O'Neil and Shellabarger support
ed the motion TO appeal.
The question was then taken, and resul,
ed-yeas AZ, nays 35.
So the decision Of the Speaker was sus
tanned.
TUESDAY, November IS.
SENATE.-Mr. Gilem offered resolution
requiring the Sergeant.a,.Arms .oydischarg'
TWO Of The messenger boys novemployed.
Mr.. WalkuP moved TO lay He resolution OF
the lable.
The yeas and nayswere demanded, ant
resul.ed-yeas 12, nays Is. All the Wing
voIed nay.]
en- motion Of Mr.. Finck, was then refer
red 10 the commiiee on Relrenchment.
On motion Of Mr.. Riddle, Mr.. PePpar
was elected to fill The vacancy in the Ju
dietary Committee occasioned by the doa.
Of Mr.. Covey.
The committee spent the forenoonin die
cussing the proper method and extent Of ne
gro education whether negro childre
should be permiued 10 attend in common III
same school with the whiies--whe,her The
should have common school privileges .
all-whe,her they should be ,uxed for schoc
purposes whether they should hay
schools created exclusively for .helnselve,
Messrs. Sherman, Pardee. Finck. Rice
CUsnINa. Peppard, ond Wilson, participate
in the discussion.
Messrs, Sherman. Pardee and Peppart
favored provision permitting The in.roduc
lion Of negroes into the c'mmnn schools {
the whites upon The consen. Of majori.
of ,he people Of The dis,rlc, in which III
application may be made.
Messrs. CUSHING, Rice and Finck, adv,
Gated proposition 10 permi. their in.rodu,
sion only BY the Common consen. of all III
patrons Of ihe school, and in favor of excl,
sive schools for the use OF The blacks.
MIR. Wilson preferred ,ha, the presen, syl
lem shonld no, be changed The subjec
in his opinion, had been fully discussed
the time of i,s de6nnive settlement in 1874
and he thought II had better res. as Il no
stands.
Wiihou, coming 10 any conclusion, u
) commiuee a. length arose, reported progres
und asked leave 10 sis again.
IIousE.-Mr. Dickey, Representative elc
| from Butler county, in place Of MIR. WeIls
resigned, appeared, was qualified. and TO-
his seat.
: MIR. Houk gave notice. that on .o.morre
e or some subseqenl day Of the session,
}, would introduce bill so 10 amend The T
Law Of las, winter, as 10 authorize non.r re
idenl owners OF lands or lots in the vario
counties Of Ohio, 10 pay taxes on the san
: under cer,ain restrictions 10 The Treasul
of State on the certificate Of The State
dior Of Ohio.
Mr.. Poland introduced bill to repeal
y &C, TO secure an early publication Of ,
' laws.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Dickey on ,
several commil,ees on which Mr.. Wei
!. served.
WEDNESDAY, November a.
SENATE.-Mr. Riddle. from the slandi
n commillee on the Judiciary, reported ba
), the bill TO authorize the Courts Of Comm
Pleas to appoint receivers in cases Of
4. iachmenl, with recommendation ,ha,
;o Senate concur in The second and III
>. amendments Of the House.
,r The report and recommendations Of I
q. commi,,ee were agreed to--and the amel