The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-14
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TnuRspAY, March 23.
Bills on THIRD READING,

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yeas 20yGnays4 d. So the bill passed.
| gr ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Mr. FoLLETT, on-eaye, from the Com
mitieo on Corporations, reported back
Senate bill to amend an act for the relief
Of transient poor,passed March IA, 1853,
with one amendment which was 10 strike
out all afterihe enacting clause and in~
sert provision which compelled these
poorio be provided for in county infrm-
aries, instead Of by the townships. The
amendment was agreed to. The bill was
ordered 10 be engrossed for a third read
ling on to&morrow.o hs'le to2 77lI
Mr.. FooT moved tina! the rules be sus-
pended 80 that Mrs Severence might
memorialize the Senate on the subject Of
Woman's Rights. The Senate refused
to suspend the rules. ess-
~ Mr. JEwErr moved TO reconsider that
vote. a. HsB na s5e38 fTt
The motion to reconsider preuailed /,
and
On motion Of Mr., JEwErr, tho rules
wero suspended. '3'a .ei ft'+Js '9s' a'l
/ Mrs Seyerence came forward and read
the memorial, which was near al bourin
length, after which il was laid on the ta-
BILE and ordered 10 be printed.
I Mr.. FoLLEEr, on leave, reported back
Senate bill 10 authorize manufacturing
companies 10 issue bonds and increase
their capital stock in certain cases, with
amendments, which were agreed to, aud
the bill was laid upon the table and or
dered 10 be printed. s-' .-4.l + t'H''
Mr.. WRroHT presented toithe Senate,
from a new York manufacturing compa>
ny. beautiful porcelain pitcher Of home
manufacture T,
/ On motion Of Mr.. SMITH, Of Madison
| il was accepted and laid upon the tdble.
On motion Of MI. WILLIAMS, of Co,
shoc,on. Senate bill 10 suppress the use
of intoxicating liquors was taken up, 4
i M. TowNsnEND spoke in favor of the
bill,con,endlng that such bill would ro
be be in coniravenlion Of any provision
in the Constitution; tha,ihe Constitution
permitted The use of intoxicating liquors
! for mechanical, medical and religious
p,ynoses. bu, he had no doubt bu, ,ha,
4 !, was tho intention Of the trainers OF the
Constitution 10 all5w the Legislature to
prohibi, the use Of lionors as q beverage.
Mr. MoCAusr1N was opposed 10, The
b;ll beranse ,s provisions could never be
carried ou,--bec,use i, punished persons
I wbo were no ou;Iiy of any criminal in-
toni becouse h propcsed 10 punish men
who did M, make Iiouor 10 sell, bu, wh,
| onlv. n,adeait for thoir own use.
il deemed eooh a bill uncons,i,n,ion
al onnressivo and wronc. lie did no
helieve tbat ,ha Senator from Cuyahop;
: fMr Foo,l exoec,e1 10 SEQ i, mass IIe
! tbonuIt he had abandoned the idea o
letting such hill 90 before the people
md boJ nressed i 10 an issue he,e.fo,
) ,be nnynoso of makinr cap;,nl by ils de,
ffsa,
/ Uo (M, MY said be had examined
n,o,,v cnrefnlly The debates Of The Con,
yen,ion. and he was unable 10 find an,
ones,ion presented there but the cues,
i'm ,r licenee The neonle had vote
fof mn license and hence TINT provision
of he Constitution which provides iha
tho Ienisla,ure shall from limo TO time
nroy;de by Inv noaius, The evils resulting
I'm he ;rafic in ardent suiri,s-no, ,ht
manuGac,ure This bill proposes TO pro,
f bib;, The m,n,fac,,re Of ardent spirlis.-
II Ma su,b rioht was conceded in the Con
s,;,r,;on The r;ob, to en,ire,y probibi
I;onor was rever attended 10 he conce,
laed Tie yerv fac, &c voting no licens,
w,s .rf;c;entf n Land anv man 10 IN,
conclusion that such was never intended
II be the construction 10 be pu, upon b.
The Constitution, He. therefore, was con
vinced hat the bill was demonstrations
, in nearly all lis provisions.
Mr.. Foor replied ,con,ending that. sue
, n hin was consii,u,ional.and could be en-
forced lie would treat the liquor deal
er as he would criminal-make j, dis
renu,able for INV man TO engage in ,h
business. and thereby destroy the bust
d ness OF liouor selling.
Mr.. PENpLEroN would ask the Sena
f for if man, kep, in his own house Ger
: tain liouo,s for bis own use, whether
i n ba deemed criminai9