The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
Ohio Legislature.

luton which WAS adopted: 3"
ResoJUed. That the committee on public
printing Ind are hereby instructed 10 in
quire INFO and report forthwith the CAUSES
OF the long delay in furnishing he mem
bers ot the House with the printed copies
of the several public documents.
Mr.. Todd offered preamble wi h the
following resolution; which was laid Il pom
lhestable:'3 f+7 5f' 'sftI @ *fi@
ResolOed, That it is the duty Of the
State of Ohio in the exercise Of its popu-
lar sovereignty through its General As
semby, to raise and equip freregiments
OF volunteers, TO provideall thence ssary
provisions, munitions, and pay for six
months service in Kansas. to preserve the
peace and protect the settlers from the
tlepredations Of the land pirates who in
fest that Territory. eo g *5.. "
Mr.. Brayton offered the following res
ol1ti6n:- 3ss'1s 62ae 'aa#s IL "a
sWHEREAs, The editors of the Cleye-
landldaily papers have signiEied their will
ingness to publish an abstract of the do
ngs OF this House not exceeding two col /
umns and half in length, provided the
same is furnished them, therefore,
Resolved, That one of the Assistant
Clerks OF this House be directed to pre-
pare an abstract of the Journals daily, for
publication in one or more Of the P pe:s
IN Columbus, provided the editors will
publish the same and in case the pubitca-
tion of the same is declined by the Colum-
bus editors, the same be sent to one or
more of the Cleveland papers. lsa 4.
Which was adopted e-az ssa5.
After considerable discussion, the res
olution was reconsidered, and laid on the
table. a , .s IL; ~a ef sass
The House then went into committee of
the Whole and considered a number OF
! bills, which, after much discussion, wele
reported back to the House, some with
and some without amendment.
8. Mr. Sawyer called, up the resolution
relating toprining the reports and moved
10 amend SO as TO /, lcct a Reporter. to re-
port the proceedings, instead OF transcri-
bing the Journals Tor that purpose. The
resolution was made the special order for
Thursday. a IS zas.J - IT, -tf--
/ A message Was received from the Coy
erpor by The hands Of his private seersta-
5 Try, L.. L. Rice. Esq. WHICH was read by
, the CLERK. ~ ..la III z rg
/. Mr.. Caldwell offered tie following reso
r lulions which We're laid upon The table sne
J. ordered to be printed:
3 WHEREAs, The present peace. as wei
/ as the fusure welfare OF our country de
n mands, that there shall be no further tx
tension of slavery and no more Slave
ea States; and a- s.Fs az
WHEREAs, By the reported unlawful IN
= vaSions OF the Terrltury OF kanzts by cit
e zrns Of The Stale OF Missouri, Tor the pur
y pose Of forcibly deprlvng The citizens Q
n that Territory of their first poltic'l righ
n and thereby establish slavery therein by
a force and without auttorityof law; as
IS consequence Of which inyaslons, ,clval wa
now exists in Kanzas; and
: WHEREAS, The people Of the Terrific
d ry of Kanzas have by a convention
IS Delegates duly called and assembled lo
r. that. purpose, tormed for themselves
n Constitution and State Government, whlcl
n Constitution is republican, and said Con
II vention, and the people OF kanzas, o.
IS their ratification of said Constitution. hav
} iny asked admission INTO the Union as
l. Safe, and believing that such admission
ID of kanzas as a, State, would exclude slave
ID ry therefrom, and save that Territory iron
IS fur her civil tumuIts, aud further etfusio
Il OF blood, il is hereby H--''4-. "Ff' ~
OF Reso2Ued, BIZ the GsneroL Asseua6lg ofth
J. Stote IF Ohio, That our S, nators. he an
IN are hereby instructed, and our Rep esen
Sc tativts IN Congress be requested, to Us
re their best endeavors for the mmedial
IT. passage Of an act of Congress adinittn
r. Kanzas into the Union as a State, wit
'y such Limitation of boundaries as by Cor
Us yress shall be deemed advisable. ..l
ut ResoIued, That our Representatives
II requested to vote for the immediate adm
he sion of A. II. Reeder TO a seat, ID tt
ms House of, Representatives IN Congress,
re delegate from Kanzas. until such adml
n sion Of Kanzas as Il State. ''
nd aRes0lped, That the Governor be reques
"A ed to cause c, py OF this preamble ar
int resolutions, properly certified, TO br TO
Die warded to, each Of our Senators and he
resenlatives in Congress, and that COZ
uitfbe semitic the Goterner Of each State
ler the Uniona5g NJ 7s"s aa 80 53 i1a 's't
~, 4 Adjourned 4 20 r4tlsssf A
an .HousE-WEDNEspAYs MoRS1NG. F.
vas 6. ,ls55.-T,he4 Hopss was engaged q
Mr.. morning chiefly in considering the
~ y supplementary to the, act for the putnis
It, ment of crimes = This bill provides
I'll, the punishment Of willfully and maIlclo'
me fly poi son,n5 animals. .,gs ,..es,,...
sed
led Eg The Scientific American says Il
pencil which would give clear. bl'
!, :" :. stroke, and inScribr indelllble charact
. OF upon paper so as TO supply the place OF
day and ink, would make "a iortHne to The
will ventor 1t has no doubt such an nv
all ton will yet be" made.