Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05

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This article had reference 10 ne elk days
discussion Of the slavery question, which wac
had In the House, on the bill Introduced by Mr..
shaw, a Democrat--''To prevent giving aid TO
fugitives slaves"
As matter Of course. he did not know to what
footemporary reference was made. But every
member OF this House knew that tho charges
made against the conservative members, were
taiss from beginning 10 end With the single excep.
ton of short speech delivered by the gentleman
from Logan, (Mr. Hamilton) occupying not to
exceed thirty minutes. The discussion on tho
slavery questionwas wholly confined 10 the DEM
oorats and Radical Republicans. This discuss
sion continued six days, was wholly irrelevant
to the question at issue, and as proftless to the
people as disgraceful to the House.
With the exception above referred TO-, the
conservative members sat here during all that
time without opening their lips, and the discus.
sion wasonly ended by tue persistent efforts OF
the gentleman from Belmont, (Mr. Welsh to
enforce the rules. h
Mr.. NIGH remarked that he would cheer.
fully hold himself responsible for oil his acts,
but did not wish TO be held accountable for the
sins of others, and lfradical Republication in
Ohio can only live by falsehood and deception
he thought II there were any honest men among
them, IL would be we'll for them to abandon
that wing of the party and join the conserva-
tives. tais
ID, M, VOpIS ..a.. D.. Mil. -, 1c
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Ssarr donD,v snd ,owr.S;n n,,sass sIeo .h;ah . -,
rsGsrraS 70 Com mi,.ss on Fees and s,asss Sa "aa
Mr.. CHASE, from --------a and l65 eth
ers, of Stark county, for the passage of law 10
mnlstto ne,aons into This STATE p eSsrrad ~
.ha IrS;ax;asn 49, Cn.ar,;,.an ' '"
I r. M GAMPI.E rom r. n Ioh,so, +
Carnahan and 10 other c;t;1ens of Coshoc,on
county, protesting AGAINST The sale of the Public
Worts Ana nravino for IN a asa oe = law ,o
Iat The snnerintsndsoce and ransiss of,hasams
hv contrsct to The lowest hidSsr IN ANAL sscp
tons Referred To Committee on Pnhlic
Worka N''
D. M. uorsr c.o .,,d,, o;.;u 80
cai;no,;s. & oD odn supu.s ,ha v,aIenS Ie y,
tha orcan;y, ,;o, nf o;,;as nnS ,noo,nono,aJ ,;i
isoes Refsrrsd 10 tha Cnmm;t,ae on I,d;-
cisrv Os''''''''0 w 'eN'7
~ Az, III ARrcrrr 49,. n NJ.
ond IN ~ c,ha.. ~ Cn.sho nun o -. VI Nofl,s, i.I
sutbor;,;Us anti the n.Swant ~ Ssyoos Conn,r law
Ranks notea for tayes p sSar,sS 20 F;Osncs
Cnna,n;,,On iess' -'' i@o'e''eu W fiuan'e
opItse, 1Iao f.em csor,. p p,,ua,, and o,ho,. os
ClsveisndMFor Drotect;on from ;mnos;.;on anu % y.
80, ~ -. .Ias aS'Iss ,'ou ~ Pos'.'On ~
to health. Referred to COMMITTEES on Temner.
apce,
By Mr.. HOWELL, ftom Fl. S, Field and 80
other citizens of Clarke county .lfor the redemp.
ton of the outstanding notes of the Seneca
GspI Bg II, D1Nei MccNE. fIPsnGs from Hatch and 50
other citizens of Huron county, for the redemp.
Finance.
Bv Mr.. ZONES. from Iacob Iscohs and
3.372 others of Hamilton countv. for the mas.
sage Of the special library bill nov nendinp.
aIeo tro,n P,f,s V;nnSanJ 90 o,Lo-- oc a.
,lton coun,v s ON ths a~h;oo ioo
AIso frcm Ar ph;iiin, ang o., ono,. 80
Hamilton co,ntv on Ike san,a srb;oa. ,,h;oh
we're referred tn The Committee on ScSoo,s and
School Lands. ~ Ns'' ""N
Ry .Mr ZONES. of Ham;lton. from Ioooh
Skuff. and 60 Others. of HamiIton conntv. for an
act authorizipe County Commjsaiopers 10 law
a lax for the i9proyement of Aoricnltural Fair
GRO rounds-Aericulture.
Bv. Mr.. WOODS. from n. A Noore. and
ool others of Iictino conntv. for the naaaaoe of
law for leasinr The Public Works,-Pnblic
Works.
Also. A similar petition from A. r. RoOers
IllCKlnU untV.--S0m4 RafnF.
ence. f'
n. M, MYERS s,omI condo, .d ooa
.on If p ahs toUs,Sn ,ues o9 s,s ~, qua Hss
,a.. oa =. snJ fI .Ies " ine. anu haa.
- ,hssaI Mps.,. Mas.s Soo,. eS w".,nn 'eS eS
Hsm;j,o, -''''' '''''' y " "''''' % "A1
yPv NJ sTI1RHs f.or, srho,,.s rhoon, o,,d
1lI, o,bs,s rr.,;nT 60. a., ann,or.a,;or g.. ~
ral;.f on ,bslin hshIsar,s &c Ripss SaIat g..
mittss mite Of nat snbiscs v -,'1'''' ''' 0''-
The Sosaker nrssentsd tba menor;oI ofIw
Clark. of Kentueky' for a Law sntbor;yin9 tbe
redemption Of the Seneca County Bank Notes.
Finance. ''''
On motion Of Mr.. BROWNE. of Miami; II
R. I5O-To let the superintendence and rena;rs
of mart of the Poblic Works of the State nv
contract. and To make apnrooriaiions for tho
same. was taken from the table and refeyred
to the committee on Public Works. : =
H.B. 1884; by Mr.. ROC ERS--To provide for
the creation and regulation of market bouse
Companies, was read a second time and r,se re-
ferred to the committee on Corporations other
than Municipal. - 49, - :.
Mr.. KRUM introduced
H. B 4O3-To amend the act of 1850. re-.
curing annual settlements by county offieers =
Read the fret time.
The Committee on Enrolment reported A
bill and s. ] R. correctly enr.lled:- ~. h.
s, No. 35-Relatiye 10 the Longviev In
matte Asylum, - y.
s. j. r, No. 28-Relatiye IA IndustriaI
Schools. q 80 ~, =.
Mr. JACOBS, from a select committee. re.
ported back H. B, No. 37O-To amend section
"a of the tax law; recommending ia pasaaee.
Said bill was engrossed at the Clerks desk
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