Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-13


Mr.! SCOTT, of Warren, opposed the bill, on
the ground that there should be- no discrimina-
ton in favoriof coopering ior any particular
trade. - 'al &
Mr.. MccUNE replied and defended the bill
at some length. on the principle Of protecting
labor from Injurious competition, v 'i'N-
Il. Mr. SCOTT, Of Jefferson. did not like to adopt
any course Injurious to the interest Of labor; but
he thought the interestlof the State might suf
fer by the policy proposed, '15d 5ilsac d oa IS
Pending this subject, the House took recess
Till 10 A. M. to morrow. ~ '-'' r 's = wy =
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IA aosasiIN SENATE. y 81 y va i1ss y y
isoliT WEDNESDAY, March 1s. ls5lS-lO a. M; 4
TTs PETrri6Ns AND MEMoaIALs sAai'A
BY Mr.. BERRILLs Remoustrance Of John
Cochran aud AZ others, of Pickaway county,
againstt the sale or lease Of the Public Works.
BY Mr.. SCHLEICH. Remonst rance from A.
L. Simmons and 34l others, leading business
men of Fairfield countys on the same subject
/. BY Mr.. NEWMAN: Remonstrance of Chas.
Chandler and I19 others, Of Pike county, on the
r By MI. COLLINS; Remaoanstranc,ess RANGES on the
same subject, from J.V! Robinson, and 275
other leading business men of Scioto, Ross,
franklin and Pike counties All the foregoing
were referred to the committee on Public
Works. sissTf clio a, ,t--.El 20 .lr,q .,, an.
BY Mr.. MORSE: from A. Doolittle, and 80
others, Of Lake county, for relief of the bill
holders of the Canal Bank of Cleveland and
Seneca County Bank. Select committee. nm
|s By Mr.. HOLMES: Claim of Ex. Judge
Finn, OF Hamilton county, for compensation as
Judge Of the Criminal Court of Cincinnati and
q memorial Of l37 members of the'bar of Gin.
cinnat, bedsie, County officers, endorsing IL,
Referred TO committee on Claims. eeA s"t s
1as SECOND READINGS,
s. B. 267-.Making appropriations for 1861.
q S:B. s268-Making partial appropriations for
s B. 269-Supplementary to the tax law Of
H.B No Sse--Relative to assessments for
sewerage purposes. dl irsia-.i-r is5si ~.
The above were referred to the committee Of
the whole. % sc.fssm i195c g. ,uir ro
81 ~; ~. THIRD RrADIScs.o .s5ot y. j..
s B. No 229. by Mr.. READY-Amending
sections 3l3 and 344 Of the code Of civil pro-
cedure. The bill passed-yeas 81, nays 4
The bill does not affect the conditions Of the
sections it amends, but makes them intelligi-
| bles
| H B No, lS2, by, ,Mr, BLAKESLEE--A
bill authorizing the incorporation OF Firemen's .
Benevolent Associations 10 oil cities In the State
excepting OHIO The bill passed. ''ii'" 'l
'ss5e B No. 266, By Mr., JoNE5-Anending
the Charter Of the Coyiogton and Cincipnati
Bridge Co It authorizes expansiono of the capital
70 81 00D 0003 and arrsnges- for preferred stock
= Mr.. KEY said be believed this an act to con-
fer special corporate powers, and therefore nm
constitutional. Although the Bridge is mat
ter Of Importance to Cincinnati, he could not
vote for tne act for the above reason q
The bin psssed--yeas 25. nays g. so
f,- =, 81, FIRST READINGS. TAT
/ H. b. No! 377, To further provide for the
election of eoptrYipors of roadsl aud highways
II. B. No. 3l6-Fixing the rate Of interest,
and repeating an act therein named Il r,A
REPORTS OF coMMIrTEEs
: Mr., SPRAGUE, from the committee on En-.
rellment, reported the enrolmsnt of surdry bills
y MIR. KEY, from the committee on the Judi.
lciary, made q long report IN favor Of the pass
sgelof H. B l76-Fort tho pa. meut Of the claim
O. John w. Allen. ig.s55,H atlo ydqeJg Coz,
The, report waslaid On the table to be print
cd ~ - 90 "a ras - r.
Mr.. KEY reported, o new bill, 8, B. No, s73;
For the settlement Of the claim of J. w Allen,
which vas vas read first tine The claim amounts
! Mr. SMITH, from the committee on Current
'cy. reported back g.. B 234; To incorporate
Savings Associations, with a. Recommendation
that it be referred TO the Judiciary committee.
s.sg Sov ESPECIAL ORDER. ,st, y. va -.
Mr.. MONROE called up the special order,
being Mr.. Keys resolution for National Con,
vtntlon, and the question recufred upon sfts
adopt'oni When Mr. Key demanded o cali Of the
Senate; 80 Senators answered to their names,
when the call was suspended, aud the question
turned upon the adoption of the resolutions,
which are ss follows, viz: = .t sN '0sfE
eResoiped, By he 0eassal Asstrablg of tts SHIT
Of Ohio, That the General Assembly does hare .
By make application to Congress 70 call con-
vention for proposinR Amendments 40 the Con
stitution of the United States, pursuant 10 ,he
fifth article thereof. - "a
Resolved, That the Governor Of this State Be
requested to communicate the above resolution
TO the President of the United States, with the
request that he lay the same before Congress. !,
4 Mr.. cox said be should SUPPORT the resolu !,
the time convention could assemble under any
call Of Congress in sccordpnce with this resoln
ton, the fate OF the Union would be 50 far evi
dent that We should be aple TO tell whether per
'manent dissolution Is inevitable. Hit is, The
convention, would be needed to determine The
mode In which the Constitution shall be adapt.
ed to that result III it is not, the Conventio !,
would have the good effect of setrl,ny rhe m,nd
Of the coun try Ia regard to the advsntages ~
the present Constitution, and probably prove tbat
no section needs change in il, which sould- ma.
terisly affect any interest Of the several States
"a Again. he said he n Al beeu ore ~ -