Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14
TEIIEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOIs THE STATESMAN.
CONGHESSIONAL.
'ss 0 SENATE. og

vi WARRINGTON, Feb. 13.
After the return Of the Senate to their own Chambe
Mr. Fessenden reported diplomatic appropriation bill
and asked for committee Of conference.
The bill to carry out the treaty with New Granada wa
passed.
committee was appointed to notify Lincoln and Ham
| lin Of their election. IJFtf.t ? n Ati
The tariff bill came up. 81
Mr. Seward gave notice that he should move to eras
that portion abolshing the warehouse system. lAfi
Mr.. Simmons explained amendments when the bill
was laid over. q g
The bill for the better organization Of the militia o.
District Of Columbia came up; motion Of Mr.. Lane
1t was recommitted to Military committee.
The Dill providing that no extra numbers OF any docu-
ment DO printed without the Joint resolution Of both
Mr.. Biger reported patent bill, recommending that
tne senate concur in all the amendments Of the House
ecxept one. Agreed to. Adjourned. rl a9 u.
'F,f iFat) HOUSE. a ea''f' ar
The House opened with prayer by the Chaplain, Mr..
stockon, in which he said, Bless the outgoing admins-
aon may ID close Its abors In peace without further
Violence and without any stain OF blood and We pray
or the incoming administration, that thy blessing may
rest on the President elect In his journey hitherward
mat thy good Providence may be around him day and
night guarding him at every step; and we pray that he
may be peacefully and happily inaugurated, and after
wards by pure wise, and prudent counsels that he may
| administer the government In such manner as Thy
name may be goraed and the welfare Of the people in
al their relations, be advanced and that example
world. ~" = :" n
Mr. Sherman sent up the letter to him from the Sec
view OF the pressing demands on the Treasury.
Mr. Sherman accordingly reported Ia bill authorizing
ne IN place Of part Of loans to issue
bearing net exceeding ner cent interes and runnna
90 years. and to supply such bopdLa par to the
who may receive them for the entire amount mot to ex
Mr. Sherman made "a an % expspaton, showing the inn
portance Of the measure
Mr. Garnett opposed the BILL saying the speech Of the
President elect at Indjanapois Indicated coercion and
the Inauguration Of mjlitprv desnotism csnnnresssJ
hisses.) 'Nrf''''
Mr.. Sherman moved suspension of the rules,
Not in order -
The Senate was notified of the readiness Of the House
to have the electoral votes counted
The Senate entered, N i 'r'tt-rr e TFV
The tellers and other officials too their satIons and
after short address bv Mr. Rrectenrdoe be onaned
the different certificates which were read The secretarv
vote Of Sonth Garoiine ca,saS .s VA ISeauins VI .ne
ctement The reading az ali ths Eisctoroi uotes h.rn
been comneted the ,aiers ranor,ad ~ V rV'e
on the r.in "o,s .he
illinois, having received maiosiIv ~ The hoia nh
Of votes Is duy elected PresSenf 81 the T1ntd s..
for the four years commencing on the 4th of Match
and Hannibal Hamln' Of Maine. having rsce,ysd
majority Of the whole Eiactora votes % dnv s,sctoS
President of the United statea IN tbe sams
The Pacific Railroad Bill was postponed Til to.mor
A committee was anno;ntsa In co,,rnc,,o, ,,,h A.
Senate to wait on and nntiSv The prssids 80, ~ ~;
election. VI -''
Mr.. Hindman suggested that cenero, aco,, hs .,,o
.ound the Oanitoi Nv N'e N'e vi "ei'enaiissS
Adjourned.
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raj petJtons a,t;n W cs oaneron presented sew
ion aa ID 10 aiso a,b.S " su ~ .e OVnsuu'
mnrnn,sa ~ V'Si Pe"Aohs |" iaVor VI tne CHtlehden
M. BInchar, ,,o.a,,,.,' A.. ,.,.. . .
dicbioan Sta,a ,. 'ne Jolnt resoiuuons OF tne
iicbjean 10 tha Ta. eAPIessng the aonsrence OF
a tbs Fedsi onefng 'ne military OF the state
ion bs m.d '''erhnien', anu asking tnat no conces
M, pinoh.r al, A.. ,.,..
vilb a.aat oaau ta. .nese resolutions mad passed
az ~ unanmy ana ne thought that they expires.
dhere 10 tba nor.,i,s ~. S ne said tnas they would
ot svmn.thg s.h M as ls ana mat tney had
,ho fook y. anu 'noSe ~ lhe government
I'm frenda voniS ,s, ". tie noPed ms eoutn.
hem WAS 10 snhn,;t ~ tha a. s s Sess ~ way LOT
nent; but Il not and ibev ;nsistsd a., ~ al "
troy, then must thew taIe the resnonsh,I;, ' '" ue
Mr.. King presented The netitian of pan; p,,o -. ?
many others, in favor Of the homestead hill anu
Mr.. Wade presented nalition oss;., 81 III c.,..
tand Arm by ths Const,t,ion amd ,s congress
The bill 10 mako f,rthsr n,ov;s,a,a w &c
I the Land Ofice was taken nm. S' O'''O'i'A''0n
Mr.. Foote offered n rs.ointo, that ...,..,,...
hree Senators be apponted To male ar,anoarnnt
he Inauguration of the Pyes;dant siscr lssts iof
Mr.. Green from the committes m Ts,rtors aro,
d bill to organize the Territory os NevaSa srS ~
ide government for the territoyv of Dacotsb p'V
Mr. Seward presented A petiton from 1oa ,o,.v, o,I
N. T. In favor Of tbs 0rtte nda n'ut;
.lso memorial from the Chamber of CommeScs of Nav