Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-14

tiers from the depredations Of the land
pirstes who inlest that Territory.
Il Mr. Brayton offered the following resolu-
lon:
WHERRAs, The editors OF ths Cleveland
daily papers have signifed their Willingness
to publish an abStracs Of the doings OF this
House, not exceeding two eolumns and
ha Il in length provided the same 10 fur
nished them, therefore.
Resolued, That one of the Assistant C,erks
of this House be directed 20 prepare an alb
stract of the journals daily, for pub ication
in onc or more Of the papers in Columbus,
providing ;,e editors will publish the same
and in csse the publication Of the same is
declined by the Columbus saiSors, the same
be sent 10 ono or more ui the Cleveland
papers.
Which was adopted.
A fter considerable discussion, the reso-
luton was reconsidered, and laid ON the
table
Mr.. Sawyer called up the resolution re-
lating to printing the reports, and moved
TO amend so as 20 elect Reporter to report
the proceedings, instead Of transcrIbing
tie Journals for that purpose The resolu-
ton was made the special order, for Thurs-
day.
A message was received from the Cover
nor by the hands Of his private secretary,
l.. i. Rice, Esq, which was read by the
Clerk.
i Mr.. Upham moved that the message be
laid upon the table and printed.
ii On motion it was aid on the table and
ordered Ia be printed.
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following rcso-
utions which were laid upsn the table and
ordered TO be printed:
WHEREAS, The present peace, as well as
The future welfare Of our country demands,
that there shall be no further extension Of
slavery and no more Slave States: aud
WHEREAS, BY the reported unlawful in.
yaslons Of the Territory Of Kanzas by cili-
zens Of the STATE of Missouri, for the pur-
pose OF forciby depriying the citizens of
that Territory of their first political right,
and thereby esla5lish slavery therein by
force and without authority OF law; as II
consequence of which inyasions, civil war
now exists in Kansas; and
WHEREAs, The people Of the Territory
Of Kanzas have, by Convention of Dele
gates duly called and assembled for that
purpose, formed for themselves a Constitu-
ton and State Government, which Consli.
tuition is republican, and ,aid Convention,
and the people Of Kansas, by their ratiica-
ton of said Constitution, having asked ad-
mission into the Union a u State and be-
lieying that such admission Of Kansas as
State, would exclude slavery thcrefrom,
and save that Territory from further civil
!. nmulls, aud further eff'usion of blood, it IA
hereby
Resolved, By The General Assembly Of he
State Of OHIO, That our Senators De and are
hereby instructed, and our Representatives
in Congress be requested, to use their best
cnteavors for the immediate passage Of an
act of Congress admitting KaEzas into the
UCion as "A State, with such limitation of
boundaries as by Congrcss shall be deemed
advisable
Resolved, That our Representatives be re-
quested TO vote for the immediate adms-
sion of A. III. Recder to seat in the House
of X presentatves in Congress, as dele
gate from Kanzas. until such admission Of
hanzas as u State.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
luIons properly certified, TO be forwarded to
each of our Senators s. Representatives in
Congress, and that copy be sent to the
Governor of each State in the Union.
Adjourned
HoUsE-Feb Is, The Iicusc was engaged
this morning chiefly in considering the bill
supplementary to the act tor the punish
ment Of wlIful!y and maliciously poison-
ing animals.
lIoUsE---Fcb T. After the usual morning
business, number of memorials and
petitions were presented notices of the
introduction of bills we're given, and reports
of committees were received.
Mr. Iriun, from the standing committee
on State Buildings, recommending the TAX
ing down of the old quarry bridge near
he Pcnitentary, and 10 use the iron there
on at the new Stale House and Pcniten-
tisry.
( The special committee appointed to as
certain the amount of expenditure on the
Public Buildings were instructed 10 care
! fully examine the accounts Of all disbursc-
ments 81 were authorized to call 10 their aid
tho Auditor and Treasurer Of State an
NitolHpJ 'Nh''u''
MIR. Sawyer moved 30 take from the tn
bic the resolution providing from The elec- .
ton Of a Reporter, and publication of the !
proceedings Of the House.
The resolution otsMr Sawyer was taken
up and discussed stAsome length, when the
question was taken sand the question ives
taken, and resulted-yeas 5s, nays 80,
The committee on 0onfcrence of the two
Houses in relation to the matter Of difference
between the two Houses on the Senate
amendment to the joint resolution for the
printing of the Executive documents, where
by The Senate struck out the l4th item of
the resolution as passed by the House,
which item provided for printing one.iith Of
the documents in German, has had the sa ne
under consideration, and recommend that
the HOUSE recede from It's disagreement to
the Senate amendment, and agree to the
same
The question being taken on agreement .
to the recommendation OF he sommittee
resultcd--yens 81, nays 40,
Mr. franklin offered the following re-
solution which was laid over for discus