Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

., rrIa he auanended. and the hin be read aec
ond tIme now. vbicb motion was disaereed 10.
s''s; e r. n 166 .io amend the oharter Of fhe Gov.
,noton ana Cinolnnatl Bridge Comnsnv-waa
rssd th1 6rst time, When. s7 1 FTfFF |,
I'M! ROGERS moved that the constitutional
rule he snanended and the bill rea1 a second
.,,as ~ ,o, ,sb,ch motion vas dIaag N
The senate Jolnt Resolution, rec recommending
tho cali Of q National Convention, was read,
Whep - <,,-.,r - w IA
M. 0ONVEHSE demanded cali of the II
House.
7 Rv conaent. the House took I'M 8. B. 260--l,
Mak,nc nsytiai auurobfiations for the wear 1861. L
/ Aster soSneinduiries relating 10 the item of
annronriation for the enlargement of the Peni-
tentisrv. II was. on motion Of Mr.. VINCENT,
atriciran ant YhAsa ol0"a.Vf- s'"Ah ~"
Mr. BALDWIN said he desired to make
sugSsation, that !theybill be committed to the
oommittee on Finance, with instructions to re-
mort PsoTrsr 10 that part of the bill making
appropriations ior tho payment Of the per diem
otfmetnbers Of the Legislature, 90 gas TO say
Utbat the npptopriation is made In order that
the board Bills OF the members may be PAID, and
that honest washerwomen NAV not be cheated
ont Of their iugt duee; but, that we solemniy
pyotes, arainst the contracting Of debts, and the
incurring of liabilities beyond the specific ap-
propriations made by law, as in violation Of the
Constitution and laws of the State, and as set
ting q dangerous example TO the officers and |
agents Of the State for like expenditures"
eHe s,id. tSst, at tho beoinnjno of this session.
n Martial annropriation Tor this purpose was
made. which had been exhausted more than
two wesks aimee. 80 =. 7Isf's s.il3lll
II W. hava, tharefoye. heen 0oin0 on from ,,ay
N day incu,rinv Nabilitv of aix or eight bun.
dred dollars 10 nav the expenses of this legisla-
trss ana orr arnenses nas erceed the annro- |
v1 ATOM AZ Iess. 6fseen tboussnd dollars, If
tha theory os csntlemen was true. which thew
Wonld snnly to the paelnbors Of the Board oil
pobl;c WprIs' In the nrotest which tbIs House |
adopted Yesterday, @ then We have been violating
ha Ccnattut;on S,,d laws for the mast two weeks.
Te o Sonsd that rsntl am en- would he AZ ready 10
anniy the ruie 70 tbemselyes as 10 others. i
ffIere Mr.. BALDWIN, was called to order,
when he remarked that he had said all he de-
aired his oply object in the suggestion was to
uresent. in ridiculous way, the action of this
Honsa n their ntotest Yesterday. and he there.
v fore witbdrsw n bis suep est;on,
The bill yvaa then passed.-yeas SO. uays2.
All further proceedings under the cali were
d;snensed win. - -
| :" Mr. HITCHCOCK moved that the resolutio on
for calling a National Convention be referred
~ the C,omm;ttee on Federal Relations. -, |
Mr.. ANDREWS opposed tbis reference, az
he thought the question was a very plain one,
i that conld be acted upon without a reference. .
M. BROWNE, OF Miami, favored the refer.
ence. because the subject "a one of Importance,
ltbat reouires deIiberation, and which we have
i NOT the time now 10 -disauss. and there ia no
hurry about Il, az Congress II not in session.
4 M. BLAKESLEE boped the reference would
he made. aimee the oueation Il one Of the utmost
Importance. go p TT'-r1r. d r,rli1rg sr
I, Mr. DEVoRE said that the same question az
ia nyol we'd in this resolution had bean. in some
shane. before the House ever since il convened;
and ttey were certainly prepared TO act upon it.
} h, Mr.. FLAGG reminded the House that he
: presented slmilar resolution on the second day
Of the session, which was so referred; and It
had slumbered in the drawer Of that committee
ever since. He was not for the refeeence
81 Mr.. VINCENT supported the reference that
proper time might be taken for confederation.
The resolution was then referred-yeas S.,
/. nays &c. ri stl q, = taa'qef - stz1i u7,'s
The House agreed to the Senate's amend
ment TO B. 56I-To amend the Inspection
laws; yeas 63, nays -, -.l,..s ,.4,.-tv1Iisn
The Senate Joint Resolution, fixing the 26th
day Of March inst. as the day Of sias die. y
Mr.. ANDREWS moved TO amend the same
BY fixing the 18th as the day. 81 feisi.J 2 ~
Mr.. SCOTT, of Jefferson, moved that the
resolution and pending amendment be laid on
the table, which was agreed to-yeas AZ, nays
81, ot,o co s~-erf,tu00 noon
Mr.. WOODS moved that the vote by which
. the House set Wednesday, the 9th, as the day
for third reading of II. b. 395-Msking appro.
: pristions for outstanding checks-bs reconsider
cd, and that the molten to reconsider be laid on