Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-14
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|1l THURSDAY, March IA, als6l--lO A. M. =
Prayesby Rev. Dr.. Bonse, - 3! vsaisa
sa PETTioHs AND MRMoRiALs... o.,
Mr.. ORR presented the petition Of William
G. Renick, and 63 others, citizens Of Wyaudol
county, O. asking for the passage Of law for th'
protection Of fisheries In the Sandusky river
Referred to Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. COLLINS; from VIM. Case, T. P
Handy, and rs other citizens, of Cuyahoga
county. for an amendment to the game Law,
Referred to Messrs. Orr, Parish and Collins.
o. tse sds LEAVE TO VOTE. .,, ~ r.
l Mr.. FISHER had leave to record bis vote il
favor Of Mr.. Keys resolutions for a National
Convention.
Mr. CUPPY had leave to record bis vote 70,
the Railroad Capitalization bill. "a s9s I-.s,
t.r.s SECOND HEADINGS. pa it4ac2 Z
H.B. No. 3l6, by Mr.. Fixing
the rate Of interest and repeating certain ac
therein named. Currency. 81 bsrvlfstE
H.B. No. 377, by Mr.. HUGHEs-To further
provide for the election Of supervisors of roads
and hiphwaya. Whole. 81 sgley uiii;tdl
ro H. b. No. 3s9- Regulating the Office Of coun
tysurveyor. Whole.
H. B. No. 392, by Mr.. BALDWIN-Tc
amend. section ninety.one Of the act to provide
for the organization Of cities and incorporates
villages. Whole. - asa y !. IA 49, -
sbs bv9a 4 EIRsr READIke ~. l- "a Z. "a. Z. !,
II. B. No. 359-To enable the people Of Mi
ami and Bath Townships, in Greene county, tc
make the Yellow Springs and Fairfield turn
pike road q FREQ road. 80 ts "a s-r,.iz
1000 REPORTS or STANDING ooMMrrrEKs.a a'Aa
Mr.. KEY, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported an amendmentto H. b. 30I=-AmendiHe
the inspection bill Of 1891, with an amendment
and Recommendation that the bill pass. Agreed
to, and the bill passsd--yeas 25, 5,inays0. III 81 Z
Itrequifes the name Of the manufacturer and
net weight Of the contents 10 be marked on the
x-the bill applying only TO soap and candles.
Mr.. BREWER, from the committee on
Claims, reported In favor Of allowing the claim
Of Samuel Rodebaugh, for storage for State
arms in 1856, with fecommendat that an ap-
preparation Be provided In she general appropria,
q Also, In favor Of the balance due on the claim
Of Reynolds, Kite & Tatum for gas pipe for
the Southern Lunatic Asylum, furnished In
1855, amounting to s29.l9. Agreed to. p <
9gao PRIVILEGED QUESTION.
mr. fAhlSh rose 10 inquire into q matter
personal 70 himself. He discovered by the
morning pspers that Mr.. Mccall had arraign.
Cd his friends as being opposed tothe Constitu-
tion. 1.-The had heard IL he would have re-
piled Instantly Il was not 60. !. He
wasin favor Of maintaining the Constitution.
He,desired some explanation from Mr. Mo
JAIL. IL ~ 80 gce.s .l.rl =
" Mr.. MCCALL desired to know whether Mr.,
Parish thought the Fugitive Slave Law constituI
tonaf. y ,s,t y \ ,is--- sy42 - Ia q ,ail a
If' Mr.. PARISH--I have too great regard for
the constitution 10 believe that that monstrosity
the Fugitive Slave Law, is in harmony with it.
Mr.. McCALL-Do you consider the Dred
Scott decision constitutional7 .oa s \.
y Mr.. .PARIsH--Itisin Is IN conflict with the Con-
s.itution. ltis not even construction, but o
'Deyo9sion Of the Constitution. smnot friend.
" 10 such q decision, raw " sBaQ4l y
z Mr.. McCALL--My charge, therefore, holds
good. maintained that there were differences
Of opinion respecting the Consultation, which
make smendments necessary. The position as.
sumed by the gentleman establishes my point.
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0n motion Of Mr.. PARISH, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee of the Whole, on
the orders Of the day, Mr.. Mccall in the chair,
aud amer some time spent therein, rose and re.
norfed bank tho folIovpin0 hilla. anna wifh and