Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-15

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clergy, for this very cause. -
= ME-. R0BINS0N called the attention of the
House to the question under discussion, which
was that thebill be referred to the Judiciary
committee, with inatruetions to inquire what
legislaton is necessary for the protection Of the
personal liberty Of the citizens Of the State. |,
Mr. BALDWIN said that the friends Of this
bill are not responsible for this discussion. II
had been caused by the enemies OF the bill.--
He analysed the bill and cited its provisions.
They were only those that any civilized State
would adopt. Virginia herself had a Law con-
tanning the same provisions. He cited the ne
cessity for such bill to provide for the protec-
tion Of such as were not provided for in terms by
our present statutes, Virginia punished the
kidnapping of all persons alike. b He repudiat-
ed the assumption that this bill, because il look
ed to the protection Of personal liberty, was
in conflict with the constitution and laws of the
United States. He moved to amend the in
structions to the committee, so as to prohibit
slaveholding by force and uiOlenee, and to make
the provisions of the act of 1885, against kid
mapping white persons, appyto all persons ir-
respective OF color. .r B, s.5ti. a.t ar.f.
This amendment was disagreed to--yeas Ia,
nays 73 b. nfg ..csr .hi H.. q ss
Mr.. RIED, with leave, withdrew his motion
OF instructions to the committee then pending,
WuGu WIT NtbC WAS bhhCn vi tuO 4ucbtOu vi rel
ernce, which Tesulted-yeas SO, nays Al.
On leave, Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, and Mr..
FELLOWS recorded their votes upon the reso.
lutions adopted on Saturday afternoon, and vot.
ed yea. g.aaE-.J.- i.s. ,H t..r
On motion Of Mr.. STOUT, the Sergeant at.
arms was instructedto TO procure map of North
America, to be suspended in the Hall.
Mr. BRUFF offered the following resolution,
which was laid over for discussson: 81. .
WHEREAS, The Legislature of Ohio has la
bored for many years to perfect a safe banking
system for the State, in which they have been
measurably successful, And whereas, a system
of money sorting has grown up for the purpose
OF returning the issues of Ohio banks for re-
demption, Therefore, l.,g ps.i .1..1s1
Resoioed, That select committee of 9 be
appointed and instructed to report what legisla-
tion is necessary, If any to protect the cTcula-
tion of Ohio currency ip Ohio. g 1.i r..
On motion of Mr., CHASE, the various sets
of resolutions relating to federal matters,
were taken from the table and referred to the
committee on Federal Relations. i5.ss u, p.
Mr.. HUGGES rose to a question of privi-
lege, with copy of the Western Star, published
by Dr. Scott, from which he read an editorial to
show that the Doctor was guilty Of inconsisten,
cy when he voted for the, eighth resolution in
the Senate, endorsing Mr.. Buchanan. 1t reads
as follows: ri.',f,I, .g1,..-.4 .-.
"There can remain 10 doubt in the minds Of
the American people inreladon to Buchanan's
completely with the secession movements; and
that he ought TO be impeached. we think, will
find response in the heart of every true and
loyal American citizen. Hissending Secretary
Thompson, a thorough. blooded traitor, 10 North
Carolina. With the public portfolio in his hand,
Is, of itself, q sufficient ground Tor impeach
ant o,,faida of tho inn m anaa amnunl nj 0thar
testimony against him. We doubt whether God
didn't make that crook in the old traitors neck
for some wise purpose, apd II will be the Gin of
the government If the purpose is not carried
out 1t would make the.o chair Of Washing
ton, Madison, Jefferson, MoDroe and Jackson
laugh, If one Of Its degenerate occupants were
taken out and strung up by the neck, OCCASION
ally, and we don't know Of better subject to
commence on, than this self same Jane Buch
anan. 1t would, at least, make his successors
think of their necks when they contemplated
treason against their country, al, ..5.. e
DR.. SCOTT ssid-he was one Of the commit
tee which formed the resolutions for which he
had just now voted, and the gentleman from
Butler would see by examining the 9Th resolu-
tion In the series, that II does not endorse James
Buchanan, but his special message. DR.. Scott
had not word of his editorial, in relation to
Mr.. Buchanan, to take back, That IL was just to
his administration til within the last three or
four weeks, no one on the floor will pretend TO
deny. But as the President, since the dismissal
or withdrawal OF his reasonable Cabiuet, had
exhibited some back bone, and was willing TO
sustain the Consultation and enfosce the laws,
he was willing to endorse that much Of James
Buchanan. -, !. III. g.. +. -
The Dac.cr aaia that dr .dr.' . Ifagles, who he
understood voted for Mr.. Breckinridge, was the
only gentleman on the floor who would be
guilty Of endorsing the whole administration of
James Buchanan. He came from the District
of "Bloody Body, ,'s"Val" -- =.
On motion, the House adjourned ~,
a5i IN. SENATE. l..7asH l.l
4 TUESDAY, January 18th, ls6l-l0, A. Nj. =
The Senate opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Trimble. .g 4.,t,-t.-a
Minutes of yesterday read and approved
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
By Mr.. FURGUSON-Petition from County
Officers and Magistrates of Hamilton county,
that they may Q supplied with Swan and
Critchfeid,s Revised Statutes. Judiciary Com.
mittee. 1 'e"i
BY Mr.. McCALL-A series of resolutions on
federal matters adopted by citizens Of Belleaire,
o. They denounce secession and insist upon
the maintainance Of the Union, and recommend
compromise by way of amendment to the Con.
stitutions Referred to the Committee on Fede.
raj relations saf' {'il Gag. ,-,a- ia2-.
r~BsIMr. lMONRoE--pettion of N. w. Fay
and l65 Others, of Lorain county, praying for
laws confering upon women certain rights in re-.
gard to property and the guardianship of child
rem. TO. fit -H ..tt ..e 81, a.a
By Mr.. GLASS-petition on the same sub
ject, from ]. w Osburn aud 62 others, Of Itch.
land county; also from Me-. Bushnell and Others
Of Ashland county, on the same subject. .
The above were referred to the specia! COM
mittee onIWoman's Rights. f''h. tatt7t
u m SECOND READIHos i3-
s.B. 1874, Mr.. JONES--to amend the act Of
April 9th 1858, regulating the mode OF admins
tering assignments In trust Judiciary.
s.. fB. lS3, Mr.. BREWERS amend the act
ofFebruary 2lst, 1853, for the better regulation
of achools in cities, towns, 30. g,.
REPORTS PaoM srAsDIsa COMMITTEES. ti...
Mr.. SCHLEICH, from the Standing Com
mittee on the Judiciary, made the following re.
The Standing Committee on the Judiciary, to
which was referred Senate bill No 1872, report
the same back with one amendment, and, with
the adoption of the amendment recommend the
passage of the same. s@ale o. tsf--9 fc17
~iVtt~ AMENDMENT. i-N
Strike out all after the enacting clause, and
insert ,,- .b.5.rl. ay,f gcr t.L r-t,..,i. 49,
That section one Of an act entitled Gan act to
proyide for the surrender or transfer of turn
pixies and plank roads, passed April II. 1857,
be 80 amended as to read as follows: That any
turnpike or plank road company, having their
road located or constructed, or having the cor,
porate rights to construct any such road through
or into any county or counties Of this State,
NAV, with the consent OF three-fourths of the
stock-holders, and with the like consent Of all