Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

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this Convention might be made 70 conttlDu.e
this scheme. He thought that tnis proPo.slnt
gintbe substitute would be the best disposiuon
bemade of the subject. ,-u.,
Mr.. PARROTT offered the following as
substitute for Mr.. Plants, series
I'D WHEREAS, The Commonwealth OF Virgini
phaa appointed FIVE commissioners 70 meetl ID
city of Washington on the 4th OF February mex
with similar commissioners from otner Statel
and after full and free conference 10 agree
nracticaole, upon some adjustment OF the III
bannv difficulties now dividing our country
which may be alike satisfactory and honorabl
to the States concered; therefore
Belt yesolued by the General Assembly Of N
State of Ohio, That Thomas Ewing, Rubel
Hitchcock, w. S. Grocsbeck, John McLane, ami
Jos. r. Swan, be and are hereby constituted
commissioners on the part of the State OF Ohio
for the purpose recited in the foregoing pream
BILE.
ResoIued, That in according to the Invitation
of the Legislature OF Virginia Una Senets' As
sembly deems itjunwise and inexPedient 70 sug
gest amp basis or plan for the adjustment OF tn'
existing differences. appfehending tnat he ac,
tion of the commi ssoners and OF tne Proposes
convention might be embarrassed thereby
Resolusd, That the Governor be requested tc
transmit without delay copy OF these resolu
tions TO each Of the Commissioners herein
named, to the end that they may repair to the
citv OF Washington, on the day herein.beiore
named, TO meet such commissioners as may be
anooiUtsd by any of the States lin accordance
with the aforesaid propositions ot Virginia
Resolped, That in the opinion OF the General
Assembly It will be wise and expedient to ad
journ the proposed Convention to later day, and
that the Commissioners hereby appointed, are
requested to use their influence In procuring an
adjournment to the 4th day OF April next.
Mr,P. supported his amendment, as more
nraetical. After O few remarks, he demanded
the previous question.
Mr.. HILLS moved that the House adjourn,
which motion WAS lost.
The previous question was sustained-yeaa
SIS, nays AZ
The question then turned on the amendment
of Mr.. Parrot, which was agreed to-yeas 52,
nays 10, as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative, were Messrs An
dreWs Brown, az Putnam, Carlisle, Chase, Ceilings
Converse Cooyer Oory, ,Dckey Devore, Fellows Faggi
Gamble. hamilton, House, Hughes, Hutcheson, Jacobs,
Jessup Jolly, Jonas, Jones' of Hamilton, Mcdonnell,
Moschooer Moore, Myers, Nigh, Noble, Ogle PaIrott
ResnQer shaw, Skinner, Slusser, Snyder stiers,
Stout Tanneyhll, Taylor, Thompson OF Perry, welsh,
Wescott, White, Winner, Woods Wright, Of Hamilton,
Those who voted in the negative, were Messrs Bald
win, Biakeslce, browne, of Miami; Bruf Burr, Bass
Carter Choate Clapp, Cox Davis, Gore, Haddow, Her
rcL, Hills Hitchcock, Howell Jones, Of Seneca, Ken
nedy, Kerr, Krum McOiung, McCune, McGayran NC.
PheTsop, Monahan, Musson Plants, Rees Of Morrow;
Reid Robinson Rukenbrod, Scott Of Jefferson, Scott
Of warren; Sears Squire stedman steele stupos,
Thompson, OF Summit; Trmbe, Truesdell, vincent,
Voris, Walker, Watt WOOD, Wright, Of Warren, and
Speaker. -la atH
The Question then turned on agreeing to the
substitute of Mr.. Plants, as amended by the
amendment of Me-. Parrot, and resulted, yeas
65, nays 35, as follows: .sa
Those who voted In the affirmative, were Messrs An
drews, Brown OF Putnam, Carlisle, Carter, Chase Ool-
llngs Converse, oooyer, Cory Dckey peyols, selows
Jacobs, Jessup Jolly, Jonas, Jones OF Hamilton Jones
Of Seneca, McCung McC onnell, Mcsehooler, Monahan
Mo Myers Nish Noble og,s' raIrU Rs5 Rssinssr
Robinson Rogers Rukenbrod Scott OF Jefferson, Sears
Skinner. Susser Snyder, Sters Stout Stubbs Tanney
WIb,er. Wlesh' Westcott, white, Winner Woods,
Wright Of Hamilton, Wright Of Warren
Those who voted in the negative, were Messrs Bald
win, Blakeslee, Browne, of Miami, Brud, Burr, Buss
Hills, Ritchcock Howell, Kennedy, Kerr, Krum, Nc
Cune McGavran, Mcpherson, Mdsson, Plants Rees o.
Morrow, Squire, Stedman, Steele, Thompson, OF sum
init, TruesdeH, Vorls, Watt, WOOD, speaker
The question then turned upon the adoption
of the original resolution, as now amended bJ
the adoption Of MIR. Panott's series OF resou
tions. ....41.f ,n
Mr.. HITCHCOCK demanded division o
the question. t'
The question being on agreeing to the tirs
resolution, it was agreed to-yeas %, nays az
as follows: 5oF %. '-
Those who voted In the affirmative, were Messrs, An
drews Browne OF Miami Brown Of Putnam, Carlisle
Converse cooyer Cory, Dckey Deyors' FOLLOWS, fagg
Gamble, Gore, Hamilton, House, Hughes, Hutcheson
Jacobs, Jessup, jolly. Jonas Jones Of Hamilton Jone
Of eeueca Kerr, Mcdonnell, Mcschooler, Monahan
Moore, Myers, Nigh, Noble, oge, parrot Psrr Pa5ter
sop Pearce Powers Hees of franklin, Resinger, NOD
nson Rogers, Shaw, Skinner, Slusser Snyder, stleIs
Stout Tanueyhfl Taylor, Thompson OF Perry, Trmoie
Welsh, westcott, White, Winner, Woods wright Q
Himilton.
Thoa. who voted In the negative, Messrs. Bald
win Bakssee Bmif, Burr, Buss, Carter, ohoate. Clapp
Cox, laws Haddow, Herrick, Hills, Hitchcock, Howell
Kennedy, Krum, McClung, McCune, Mcdrayran, Nc
Pberson Musson Plants, Rees, Of Morrow, Reid, Ruk
enbrod, Scott Of Jefferson, Scott, oil warren. sears
Squire Stedman, atece, Stubbs, Thompson OF summit
Tru.sdeil Vincent, vors Walker, Watt, Wood, Wright
Of Warren Speaker.
The question being on the second resolution
of Mr.. Parfotts series 1t was agreed to-yess 30
nays 45-as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative, were Messrs An
drews, Browne, Of Miami, Brown OF Putnam Carlisle
Chase, Oollings Converse, Coover, Oory, Dckey, "
wore, Fellows Plagg Gamble, uore' manson I us
Of Hamilton McSchooler, Moore, myers. Nign; Nopis
Oxle Parrott parr Patterson Pearce Powers, Rees,
FTanp EsDs ESser0 shaT Tsvor ssnTs
Perry Vors, Welsh, Westcott, White, winner, Wood
Wright, OF Hamilton. f.'f ..f
Those who voted In the negative, were Messrs
win Bakesee, Bru Burr Buss, Garter, Ohoate, Clapl
Cox Davis, Haddow Herrick, Hills Hitchcock, howei
Jones Of Seneca, Kennedy, Kerr, kIum, McOiung NC
Cune McGavran, Mcpherson, Monahan, Musson, ran.
Rees Of Morrow, Ried, Robinson, Rukenbrod, scout
JefIersop, Scott OF Warren, Sears squirei steomai
steeIe Stubs, Thompson Of Summit Tfimnie, true
dali, Vlncent Walker, Watt, Wood, Wright oiWarre
Speaker. tral 2 l.fH
The vote was then called on the third resoit
ton, which resulted-yeas SO, nays 43.
The question then turned upon the last re'S
luton, when it was agreed to--yeas f3, nays
AS follows.
Those who voted in the affirmative, we're, Messrs
dreWs Baldwin. Blakeslee, Browne OF Miami, Brown
putnam, Bruf, Carter Chase, Choate, olapp, ooilnl
Converse, oooyer, Cory Cox pavS p'c7ey, seiHs MI,
HitcRcock, House, Howell, Jones Of Seneca, he
Krum McClung, McOune, McGrayan, MCPHERSON, N
schooler, Monahan, Moore, Musson, Nigh, Noble, Y
rott Plants Ress OF Morrow, Reid, Resnger hopins'
Rukepbrod, Scott OF Jefferson, Scott OF Warren, sea
Skinner, slusser Snyder, Squire, steadman, Stee
stubbs tTapnyhii Taylor, Thompson OF Perry, Then
aon OF Summit, Trimble, Truesdeli, vincent, walk
Watt, Welsh, Wood, Woods, Wright oil hamii''
Wright OF Warren, Speaker. -, n,
Buss, Carlisle, Devore, Hughes, Hutchinson, JACOBS
sup, Jolly, Jonas, Jones, Of Hamilton, Kennedy,
Conpell, Myers, Cge, Payr Patterson, Pearce, rowe
Rees, OF franklin, Rogers, Shaw, stiers, Stout 'o
Westcott, White, Winner. .5is
The preamble was then agreed to. and
House took q recess. '.s h, ,,,,, .,s
Master Commissioners Sale.
Miller O. Donaidsonl iIs