Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

trary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
frs THURSDAY, Janury 24th, 1861
AFTERNOON SESSION
A call Of the House was had, when seventy
eix members answered to their names.
The following bills were introduced, and read
the first time.
II. B. 305, by Mr.. DEVORE-To prohibit
brokers and private bankers from receiving and
paying out the notes of specie paying banks at
less than par value.
II. B. 3O6, by Mr.. MUSsON-Defniug the
jurisdiction of the probate court Of Champaign
county
H. B. 3O7. by Mr.. MUsSoN--To enable the
Medical College of Ohio, to pay it's indebted
ness by renewing its bonds. -
The Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing communication from the legislature OF
the State of Tennessee.
joint resolutions adopted by the Legislature Of
Tennessee.
ResolDsd by The Cen,Tal Assembly Of the STATE
Of Tennessee, That this general assembly has
heard with profound regret OF the resolutions
recently adopted by the State of New. York,
rendering men and money to the President oil
the United States, to be used in coerciDg certain
sovereign States of the South into obedience to
the federal government
ResOioed. That this general assembly re.
ceives the action of the legislature Of New
York q, an indication of purpose upon the
part of the people of the State to further COM
picate existing difficulties, by forcing the peo-
pie OF the South TO the extremity of submission
or resistance, and SO regarding it, the governor
of the State Of Tennessee is hereby requested
to inform the executive of the State OF New
York, that it is the opinion of this general as.
sembly that wbeneyer the authorities of that
State shall send armed forces to the South for
the purpose indicated in said resolutions, the
people OF Tennessee, uniting with their breth-
rem of the south, will, as one man, resist such
invasion of the soil of the South at all hazMds
and TO the last extremity. .....
w. c. WHITTHoRNE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
TAZ w. NEWMAN,
Speaker Of tie Senate.
Adopted, Jan. l9, 1861.
Mr.. KRUM from the committee on Agricul
ture reported adversely upon the petition of D
s. Austin and others, for law to encourage the
killing of crows.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, offered resolution,
asking the Board of Public Works if in their
opinion the Public Works can be made self sus
tanning which WAS adopted. >'------
The SPEAKER laid before the House the
resolutions OF the Democratic State Convention
of Wednesday Jan uary 90, which were referred
to TIE committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. JONES, of Hamilton, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was referred TO the
com mittee on Federal Relations.
WHEREAS, Considerations of paramount i'm
portance, TO the whole country require that the
impending difficulties, dscords, and controver-
sizes, between the North and South, should be
arreste ed without delay, upon some basis equally
Just and conciliatory to both sections of our
common country. ". 5Hs
And, WHEREAs, 1t is vain to attempt set
Element of these dssensions, uDhappily existing
between the different sections of the Union upoI
any other basis than That OF mutual concession
for the cake OF the Union,
And, WHEREAS, The attempt thus far exertet
BY our National Legislature, seems TO have
proved abortive. or inadequate to the great en-
ergency noS upon us, .tn-..r.
And, WHEREAS, The border slave States hayt
shown degree OF forbearance, moderation an(
wisdom, calculated 10 inspire US with coufidenc,
that they are not deaf to the voice of reasoI
and Cancellation, but are willing, and desirou
to be reconciled upon any fair and honorable
terms, that will secure to them all their Consti'
tutional rights, and equsiities with their North
ern sister states, and upon TINS basis are willing
to continue devotion anu adherence to the Un-
Ion, therefore pc IL
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