Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
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Nv Mr.. KEY; 8 B. Mo- 247--To repeal the
act Of March %, 1860, authorizing the city OF
Hamilton, Butler county, to borrow money
The Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. D
AFTERNOON SESSION, fE
The committee on Claims reported back s. b.
l2l7--For the relief Of Alexander 8. Latta, when
the bill was read third time and passed--yeas
| 76, nays s. 9H f--3a' d
The Judiciary committee, 20 whom was re-
eerred the resolution Of Mr.. Deyore, relating to
the per diem of absent members, reported the
| an me hack and recommended its indefinite post
ponement, which was agreed to-yeas Sc, nays
90.
The committee on Schools and School Lands
renorted back II. B. 304-To enable the lessees
of the Virginia military lands to surrender
| their leases and take deeds, and recommended
its epgrossment and passage, when, -..s ..lf
| On motion Of Mr.. McSCHOOLER, the bill was
| laid on the table.
The SPEAKER announced to the House,
that he should, from this time forward, observe
the strict letter Of the law requiring the attend,
| anee of members; and that, henceforth, de.
duction would be rigidly made from the per
diem of all members sbsenting themselves with
ont leave.
The Judiciary committee reported back s. b.
No. l52-In relation 10 contested elections on
contested county seat oasos, with amendments.
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Perry, made q statement
of the condition of the public mind, In relation
to this subject 10 Perry county, to which thls
| bill was intended to apply, and said Ii was not
+ desired by the people there, and therefore he
moved tina, the bill be indefinitely postponed.
The amendments 70 the bill we're disagreed
to-yeas al, nays 4S. A4.
Mr. VINCENT favored the postponement as
peace measure. 4i'
Mr.. ROBINSON supported the bill as de-
msnded by the people to settle vexed ques-
ton. 20 t,s1j Dso @
earding 4. IS duty to close tho contest that
hRs 90 long ees.ated Perry county. i bio
Mr.. THOMPSON urged the postponement Of
/ the bill, and assured the House that not one
l man IN ten in Perry county desired the passage
of this bin.
Mr.. cox reminded the House that tnis mat.
| ter had been sanctioned by q House well in
formed on il, and this bill, which was only tc
cure a defect, might be slloaedto pass.
The bill was then indefinitely postponed
The committees on Municipal Corporations re
ported back H. B. 1910 amend the city ant
village incorporation act-Ehen tie bill was eel
for third reading tomorrow. oa t1Il.l
The committee on Printing reported back s
3. 22l-In relation to the public reports--Witl
some amendments, which were agreed to.
Mr.. PARROTT moved 81 amendment BY
changing the number of the reports for the
Central Lunstic Asylum, which was agreed
TO.
Mr.. STOUT moved to amend By striking out
the reports Of the Idictic Asylum, which wal
disagreed to. -a
MI. SLUSSER moved TO amend by combining
the printing of documents in German TO the 70
ports OF Auditor and Commissioners OF Statis-
tics. He said that these two documents would
4 supply ell the information needed. 3i-l In
Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, defended tbs
prirting In the German language, and be gould
I very cheerfully innrease the quantity
Mr.. PLANTS conourred with Mr.. Slusser
He said the amount of documents printed IL
German was too small 10 be of any use. IL wal
a humbug per se, but to be required to humbug
@ thousand German constituents With ak or sew
en- copies Of documents. ,sl
Mr.. FELLOWS was in favor OF printing {
liberal amount in German. He thought i
was due to the people reading that language.
Mr.. DAVIS was In favor Of printing fai
and liberal amount Of documents In German
a. much as anv other In developing the re.
sonrces of the State. He would have enough
~ ,hsr, N he we'll distributed. or he would no
mint anv ~ y ~ y
M. BALDWIN made statement Of the Ger
man documents under this bill, that each mem
, ber would have to distribute, would not be NOR
On motion Of Nj. sLUssER, the Bill was re
1s.sse PI.n.. V s.IsTin sI5 TsomDseD of Psr.s Va
voris ~ = -,
9 IT,. SPEAKER anpoiptsa Messrs. cMunsop
Poe of Morrov. and Slusser. A Committed 1
az nine and report upon Nc 'Artesian we'll.
The Jndielsry oomtnittee reported back II. &
No sIs~To pseyent the harboring or secret
~ f,a;.,,a sIsvas. or nreventing the ntur
OF lne ssns ~ 'N''1ANrs 7 r''''
PoIeL IT, ,saL;,, ,h;s ,snost. M. ROBINSON aai
~ 30 ronat;tri;on ~ inc IJnited stats
nr;,ss cor grass 10 en- aet neoessarv isWs 10 :,
,nsr r. o;tivss from iustics and from sefvioe
W.. - .h;s ooncins;oo ram tbe foIJ6Vinr cor
s;dar. 49, ,so,s. ~ Z 81 y 1857
, i.s pas.rsa n IL cianaa AZ ,he constitutio
.,.u ,sFsrsrcs to this snhiset vas ineerted
4 A. .s,,sa. ~ s,s .iavshoiSino siatas. The
rs,e nnv;iline to truat The nou-sls syehd,din
ssss ~ tba corst;tution Of the United STATE
p.S rot ~ ~ indiv;dusI States. li7i' 90
eHS o. 1o psa.nss ths Nrst ,i1ni.ed States law "a
.ho ,oln,r ~ fugit;yes from iustIcs and fro,
ss,v;ca vss anactsd In 1888. bv the ZANE me
-ho ye.d. sbs ConstitutIon si.77,15Tf, ~
4 "S al Becsuse the hiehes, courts Of the Stat.
snd ~ the IJnlted STATES have invariably GO Dc
sna !. sbs ouss,icn Id bse made B,
y -slTsla'7.T7 tS1l 81 4
'os ~ % ~ o,nossa "a stats fugitive slave Ia,