Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-14

further" But, sir, when the armed hand of a
would be paRriclde is raised against the parent
government, concession Is not the word TO take
upon our lips; the rebellioas arm must be atricl-
60 down. the government must vindicate ite
authority, and the misguided States be remitted
TO those constitutional modes of redress which
afford ample remedy for all their grievances. -
To this purpose let the voice Of Ohio speak
with unbroken volume. ta& ~ i8 erft ~
The vote was taken on Mr.. Converse's
amendment, and resulted-yeas 20, nays 81.
Those who voted in the affirmative, were
Messrs. Brown, OF Putnam, Converse, Chase,
Jones, of Hamilton. Meyers, Mcc Ogle,
Parr, Patterson, Pearce. Powers, Reea, of
franklin, Shaw, Skilnsr, Slusser, Stiegs,-23.
On the Sth resolution, those who voted in the
negative, were:
Messrs Converse, Dlckey, Devore. Hughes,
Hutcheson. Ogle, Patterson, Shaw-S
On the 9Th resolution, those who voted in the
negative, were: Asi MEN IA
Messrs. Converse, Devore. Hughes, Hutche-
son, Meyers, Ogle, Parr, Patterson-e.
Mr.oRodgers moved that two thousand copies
OF the resolutions be printed for the use Of the
House.
Pending which the House adjourned.
do bee IN sENATE. % ~
u sd MONDAY, January l4!h, lsGl-l0. A. M.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. TRIMBLE.
K Minutes of Saturday read and approved p
.t.-E PETITIONS AND MEMoRIALs.
q By Mr.. PARISH-Froms J J.. Cook aud 63
othersa of Peru, Huron county, praying for the
restoration of women to their legal rights, &c.
Referred to the special committee,
1.Hr hr Nru e,o,ux 7. % q 70
The President signed enrolled II. B. No. 100
TO amend section Is of an act of April 9th
1859, regulating the mode of administering as
signnents 10 trust, for the benefit Of creditors.
sIg e7a- iAh BILL NoTIcEs, Ia. -,.--
BY Mr.. sEASON--A bill to provide for the
the purchase and distribution of Swan and
Cfitchfield'srevised statutes of Ohio. az p,
! BY Mr., BONAR-For tho protection of bees.
o. DIV REsoLUrroNs.i s3jj !
Z BY Mr.. SPRAGUE: f.., 5.t-.
Resolped, That the Sergeant at Arms procure
q map of the United States Of the largest and
best edition, for The use Of the Senate Adopt
ed ~ ' " a'.s
There being no further business the Senate
took recess
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Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Davis al, ..a..,- ,
Mr.. MYERS asked Leave to record his vote
on the eighth resolution adopted on Saturday,
afternoon, when he voted nay, ...f f.....l, -
Mr.. NOBLE obtained leave to change his vote
on the second resolution, adopted on Saturday
afternoon. .H-. =. ... ~.
Mr.. WINNER recorded hia vote for all the
resolutions.
: Mr., SYNDER voted for all the resolutions
Mr.. COLLlNGS also recorded his vote for
ail the resolutions. i.rs.
Mr.. ROBINSON also voted in the sam man.
ner.
Mr.. STOUT also voted yea on sI! the resoiu
tons.
Mr. HUTCHINSON. remarked that by the
published proceedings, his vote appeared in ia.
yor of tho lst Resolution. He wished to sey
that from the rapid and indistinct reading Of the
Resolutions passed on Saturday, many points
escaped notice by all the members. They con
tain some truth and some false doctrine; ingeni-
cusly mixed up. So far as concerns devotion
to the Union he conld support heartily the lst
Resolution, but go tar as it embodies atheory of
the Government, which he could not endorse. he
was compelled to vote against Il. This was
feds7ur not d Natrongs -tI tI~-o.nnoo,, IN, -
was therefore changed '-'7 'o'e '
Memorials we're presented as follows, which
were appropriately referred;
BY Mr.. WALKER, from the county officers
Of Trumbul county. for change in tho official
term OF county Auditor.
By Mr.. STEDMhN, from l.. Kent and Sc
Others of Portage county, for an act TO place
married women upon the same footing as their
husbands, as to the control of property and
children.
Mr.. BALDWIN asked TO record bic vote
upon the first six Of the Resolutions adopsed on
Saturday afternoon, and to Pill, upon the Jour.
pal, his reasons for 80 voting, as follows;
In voting for the passage OF tho third iont
resolution, relative to our federal relations, In
40 far al it relates to the enforcement of the
laws of Congress, until repealed or adjudged to
De unconstitutional by the proper judicial tribu.
nal, protest against such construction as seems
to deny the right of private Judgment Of the
Constitution by other than the Judicial officers OF
the Government. believe with jackson,
that every man who swoars to support the Con
stitution swears to support ID az he understands il
and not as 1t is understood or construed BY
others. believe that is the duty of every Of
ticer, OF every department Of our government,
State and National, in the exercise of discre.
| tionary power, to discharge his duty 10 obedi
enoe to tbe Constitution as he honestly intepre eta
II for himself. 10 voting for the sixth resolu.
ton admit that it Ia the incumbent duty of a
state having enactments on Its Statute Books
In contavention of the Constitution and laws Of
the United States to repeal them; but | do moi
believe 1t to be the duty of State to repeal Il,
enactments because they render less efficient 4
law of Congress, doubtful constitutionalty Of or
containing odious and unjust provision, elf suct
enactments are not in contraventon of the Con
stitution, ' -''i' W IE''-777
Finally, believe It to be duty Of the
people ofthe States their legislatures, and theiI
government, to resort TO all iust and legal means
20 render inefficient such enactnents Of Congress
as may be contrary to helaws Of God, aud il
opposition to the moral and religious sentiments
OF the people. No such Law can Or ought TO be en-
forced among an enlightened religious people
The rendition of fugitive slaves i. in plain con,
tradiction to the Divine law, written, on tablets
Of stone By the finger of God The Law is IL
these words -,-. -
"Thou shall not deliver unto his master III,
servant which has escaped from his master un-
to thee; ,.'..' H 'l
He shah dwell with thee, even among ! ou
In that place which he shal choose, In one o
thy gates which liketh him best; thou shalt no
oppress him, ,"s3sylih lal4eg va y4raG =
Uotil our Heavenly Father repeals this ius
law, feel myself upder obligations to abide b,
1t, and to furnish all legal guarantees for III
observance, which the Constitution of nv conn
try will admit. .Hl0sH JKssR BALDWIN.
Mr.. ANDREWS said, he was In favor Of
spreading the paper presented by the gentleman
from Mahoning on the Journal, whether IL was
regarded in the nature Of protest, or simply a
statement Of the gentlemsn's reasons for re-
cording bis vote as he did, If it was protect
it should 60 on the journal as matter of right
-if IL Is mere explanatibn of the pentIemaJ, =, "a