Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
L.en,s,ativs vIsitatiOu in Ohio.

The members of the Legislatures Of Tennes-
sec and kentucky propose to pay formal
visit 10 Cincinnati on the 26th of January,
and the people of the Queen City are making
e arrsusements for gala time with their south>
ern guests They also propose that the Ohio
General Assembly shall repsir &c Cincinnati.
welcome their brother Solons to the soil OF
Ohio, and escort tasm to the Capital. The use
Of the Little Miami Railway has been rendered
70 the Legislature of Ohio for that purpose.
In the Ohio Legislature on Saturday, mes
sage was received from the Governor, suggest
ing the prOpriety Of inviting the Legislatures
of Kentucky and Tennessee to visit Columbus,
and resolutions were passed to do so. The
Honse Committee on Financa- ---r--1-1 = hiil
aPpr6puating So 600 to meet the expenses OF
the Legislative visit, and the Speaker appoint
ed Messrs Parrot, Ceilings, Vincent, Blakes.
lee, Woods, FIagg, aud Andrews, Committee
of invitation and escort on the part of the
House. Messrs. Garfield, CupPy, Ready,
Holmes and Foster were appointed on the part
of the Senate. ,
Tas JOINT resolutions of invitation, &c gave
rise to some debate and voting in both braches,
especially the $4,000 appropriation to pay the
expense Of the frOlie, In the Senate the resO-
lotion to tender the invitation was adopted by
the following vote '
AYEs-Breck Brewer, Bonar, Collins, Cox,
COppy, Eason, Ferguson, Garfield, Glass,
Holmes, Key, Laskey, Mccall, MourOe, Morse,
Newman, Orr, Perrill, Potts, POtWin, Smith,
Sprague, Stanley, Walker, White-25.
NGYs-Harrison, Harsh, Jones, Moore, Par
ish, Rsady-6. aat olA 1U
-ItC- On the resolution aPpTOpriating $4,000, the
.
sos ia SA1Es-Brsck, Collins, CupPy, EasOn Fer
guson, Garfield, Glass, Holmes, Key, Morse,
Newman, Orr, Perril Potts, Potwin, Smith,
Stanley, Walker, White-l7. -
NAYs- Brewer Bonar, Cox, Harrison, Harsh
Jones, Laskey, Mccall, Monroe, Moore, Parish
Ready. SPrague-l3
-=aai1 MetEs. Fisher. Foster and Schleich absent.
In The House Mr. Hills, of Medina, CAV,
notice Of bis intention to discuss the Iesolu
tions with view Of laying them on the table
but motion to suspend the rules prevailed
and the resolutions were adopted with but I
few dissenting votes, among them MessrS
Hills, Of Medina, DaviS, Of Tuscsrawas, anC
Mcpherson, Of Huron. Subsequently Mr.
Monahan, of Athens, moved to re consider tn
vote, and a warm discussion followed. Th
friends of resembling the resolutions coutende'
that the appropriation of $4,000 was wsntol
aud useless expenditure of the public money
~ The motion to reconsider was finally put unde
the previous question, and lost. yeas l6 nay
6l, as follows; td
Ayes-BaIdwiu, Bruff, Carter, ChOate, Coo
yer, Davis, Harlan, Hills, Jones Of Seneca
MCPHERSON, Parr, Rees Of Morrow, Scott 9
Jefferson, Truosden, Watt, Wood
Nays--Andrews, Blakesee, Blocker, Bun
4..t Buss, Chase CIaPP, Ceilings, Converse Cory
Devore, Flagg Gamble Gore, HaddoW, Ham
ton, Henick, Hitchcock, HOUSE, Howell
Hughes, Hutcheson, Jessup, jolly Jonas, Jone
Of Hamilton, Kennedy, Kfum, McGavran. Nj
Ter, Monahan, Moore, Nigh, Noble, Ogle, Pal
rott Patterson, Plants, Powers Rees Of Franz
lin Reisnger, Robinson, Rogers, Schf, Skin
ner Snyder, StedmAn, Stiers, Stout Thompso
of Perry, Vanner Wright Of Hamilton, WTigl
Of Warren, Speaker. T
ii i1 The frOlic will be big one, and costly OF
to the people Of Ohio, but as the whole sOui
is going out Of the Union for sure before IL
T8y 4th Of March, 1861, we can afford the time sr
the mousy for friendly parting csrousal.
viii certainly be very kind in our Kentucky al
Tennesses neghbOrs to come across Mason
Dixon and shake hands before tuning the
backs Us forever. scrOusIy-wbat an er
t Phatic lie dOes this visit give to the southe
dissolution threats uttered to Tighten Northe
Democratic and UniOn-saving dOughiaceul