Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18

iisms. cl Coshocion. introduced 4 ball I.
for the rsu oval of any Jus,irs
who fails TO pay over Judgments coIleri>
ed. At the afternoon session, the Ne
braska resolutions were taken up and re-
ferred 10 the Commit ee on Federal rela.
lions.
In The House, morning session, MIR.
Converse introduced bill allowing direc-
tor. of tnrnPikes to use either plank or
gravel in re.eonslruciing them.
Mr.. Rogers introduced bill su,hor>
Ising administrators and executors to ad
minister oaths.
Mr.. Taylor of Geaugs, moved to take
up resolutions in favor Of The removal Of
the Min, from Philadelphia to New York,
and of the establishment of branch at
Cincinnati. Agreed to. Mr. +. made
speech in f,vor Of the resolution, which.
was then adopted By thlrIy-nine TO thirty
four.
In the Senate Mr.. Lawronce's bill 10
aulhorise free banking was under cousid.
Grafton. The bill was reported back with
out amendment, and referred tn n select
.committee Of three. During the after
noon session a petition was press nied
from the citizens of Morrow county pray
ing that no change be made in the pres,
en-, school law Of Ohio, until its efficiency
is fairly tested. They give us reason
that great care was taken in The peffec'
ton Of ii, by Mr. Rice, the originator of
the bill, hence they believe it 10 be as
nearly perfect as possible,
In the House the Committee on Pub
lie Works recommended indefinite post
ponemen, of The bill providing for The
sale of the Public Works. The Judic-
iary COMMITTEE reported that the law re
quirrng Two days labor on The highways
was still in force. The resolution in IA
vor of ubolishing The life tenure of Judg-
es of the Supreme Court Of the United
States was adopted.
Tuesday afternoon in the Senate, res
olulion was introduced by Mr.. Jew eli
relative to the proposed amendments To
the Con>t ution. |! proposes the refer
ence of The whole subject to a Joint com
mit,ee of five Senator's, and six member,
of The House of Representatives, &
who o the whole subject sail be cnmmir
ted, with power to repor, amendme Is, !
any are needed, as may tie found ntc+ssa
ry, for the action of the Two houses
When reported, if agreed 10 by three
ff,hs of tie members elected, they vii
then he submitted to the people, and i
a4up'ed by majority of the persons vi
lug at an annual election, hey will be
come q pqEt Of the CQpsIlutipn
In he Senate on wednesday, reso
, u,ion was offered bv Ih. Mackenzie cor
demning the Nebraska and Kanz4s III
of Senator Douglas.
Mr.. Rogers was opposed to prin'in
any resolution Of the kind. TIE whol
affair was merely n nlne days wondc,
and onl Y calculated to subserve the pur
pose of flaming he flame Of exciemer
for the benefit Of broken down pollici ms
The peopIe had not petitioned upon til
> subject, and lie trusted the patriotism {
Congress would be found equal to tn
t crisis. AIr. Il. said he attended the N.
5raska meeting last evening, and that til
t principal actors were the broken down pt
i. iiticians; Candidates for Congress, &c.
: Mr.. Mdckenzie said if it vas the intel
: lion Of tfe' gentleman, or any one else, t
: attribute to him o pandering to Buncomb'
they had greatly misapprehended him.
q His position was we'll known in his ow
e district. His position was as unchange
$ Bile as was his faith in his God. The
WAS no'hing which he more heartily r.
t probated than this passion to grasp a, mir
day bubbles. whether maniCes ed in q
humble member of the Legislature, or
d candidate for the Presidency. Mr.. \
}. said he knew nothing abon, the Nebra>k
}. meeting to which Mr.. r. had alluded. r
!. had ever attended Free Soil meeling
;, his life. The only two votes Gas, again
| him in his own township were those
g Free Suffers.
q A division was called for by Mr.. b.
, chard, when il was ordered TO be prin,t
Il -yeas 46. nays 80.
number of petitions for the modific
lion of the present School Law an son
other business transacted, when the Hou
Adjourned.
O- News fIom the Sandwich Islan(
. to the 9th Of Dec, announce that u