The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-01-28
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SENATE.
l ...a D.. Friday. Jan. %.
Prayer by Rev. Edgar Woods.
The following petitions were present
ed:
BY Mr.. Sanford: OF John L Green
and AZ other citizens of Ross county fol
the repeal Of the act TO regulate and lin.
it the compensation Of certain comfy off.
GERS, passed April 3, 1856.
Also Of NJ. W. Bacon and So others,
citizens Of Ross county, for the repeal oI
the same act. .....
By Mr.. Green: OF Benani streets o
Washington county, relative to an ap'
portionmeus Of Representatives in Con.
gress.
Also of the ssme, praying the Legisla-
ture o instruct our Senators in G ongres
to use their best endeavors to have a law
passed to prevent citizens Of Ohio from
being rid uver, and voted down by men
who have forfeited their citizenship by
levying war against foreign nation with
which we are at peace.
By Mr. Morrow: OF John W. Kirk
berd and Sc others, citizens of Monroe
county, asking for the passage of a law
prevent nags from renning at large ia
the spring, summer and fall months.
Which petitions were scverally refer
red. - r. ... .....
Mr.. Phelps from the standing commit
tee on the Judiciary. reported adversely
to the petitions Of Mr.. Fepton and 25
others Of Trumbull county. to repeal SO
much Of the code as authorizes imprison-
ment for debt in civil cases and Of Mr..
Porter and 25 other citizens Of the same
county, praying for the passage Of an act
exempting 500 worth Of personal proper
ty from execution and the committee
was discharged from their further consid
Grafton. ....-. ........-
The following bills were read the Sec
ond time:
S. NJ. l8. Defining the jurisdiction
and regulating the practice of Probate
Courts Of Monroe county. ..
S. No. 10. Supplementary to an act
to provide for the organization of cities.
and incorpo.. ..ated villages. passed May y3,
1852.
S. B. No. 8: 10 repeal part of an act
therein named, was read third time,
when on motion Of Mr., Phelps it was re.
lerred to Judiciary committee.
The following notices Of new bills
were given: .EGa Il
By Mr.. Gard:-To amend an act for
opening and regulating roads and high
ways passed Jan, n, 1858.
By Mr.. Thomas: Concerning the ju-
risdi.tion Of Police courts. W 'sa "-s..
Mr.. Slade, on leave, introduced S. B.
No. 90, TO provide the mode OF practice
in certain actions against the stock hold |
ers Of incorporated companies. organized
under an act to provide for the creation
and regulation OF Incorporated companies
in the State of Ohio, passed May LIST,
1853. and an act amendatory thereto,
passed April 1851. lead first time.
Mr.. Hatch offered the following T: i4f
RESOLVED, That Messrs. Phelps,
Langdon and Reid be a standing com.
mittee on executive nominations.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to lay the resolu-
lion on the table. Yeas IA; nays 20.
Mr.. Ashmun moved to amend by ad-
ding the names Of Messrs. Buckland and
Can6eld. Lost.
Mr.. Garfield moved the indefinite post.
of the resolution. Lost. Yeas
Ii; nays sl.
Mr.. McKelley said he was tired Of this
lactious and capricious opposition to the
majority. and moved the previous ques-
lion.
A very angry and excited debale en-
sued, which for want Of time the reporter
must defer. Senators were personal, and
order called more than once. !
Mr.. Garfield in reply 10 the remarks Of
Mr.. McKelley. said he hurled defiance at
he Senator, and was answerable for
what he sold in and out Of the House.
Mr.. Slade said the cheeks Of the ma
iority should crimson with shame, but af,
ierwards suggested that he spoke in a
sense. For a time much
confusion prevailed. and some Of the
Senator'S appeared excited.
Mr.. Ashmun moved a recess, which
notien the Chair decided out of order.
Nr. Green arnealed from tho derision