Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

'ommittee toucu no Otnef ctututeh hDW ~ torVeb
omitted. ia 81 M t3 M
Mr.. BALDWIN was excused from seryingon
The committee on public works, and MIR. SCOTT,
Of Warren, appointed In his place.
Mr.. SCOTT, Of Warren, offered a resolution
enquiring 70 the board of public works, If in
their opinion the public works can me made self
during the coming fiscal year, which
was laid on the table for discussion.
The SPEAKER laid before the House com
munication from the Governor covering cor
respondence oi Hon. Il. Leete, attorney en-
ployed by the State In the case OF the Polly
Negroes, kidnapped from Lawrence county.
which was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. STOUT offered resolution inquiriDg il
certain trades can be taught in the Asylum for
the Deaf and Dumb, which was laid over for
discussion. ftfM N fWifA
Mr.. PATTERSON offered a resolution which
was adopted-enquiring Of the committee on
retrenchment If the Office of county Infrmary
Director could not be discontinued and'its duties
performed by the county commissioners.
On motion of Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, the
resolution providing for the appointment of a
committee to proceed to Indianapolis and meet
the President elect when on his way to Wash,
ington, and escort him into this oily. was taken
up, when
Mr.. WOODS moved that the House adjourn,
on which the yeas andd nays were demanded,
and resulted-yeas "a, nays A..
A call of the House was then had, when nine
ty.four members answered to their names, when
all further proceedings under the call were dis
penssd with.
Mr.. PLANTS said he would vote for the
reslution appointing tho committee, but he felt
bound to oppose any appropriation, and he
would therefore move to strike out the resolu.
tion providing for an appropriation to pay the
expenses, as he thought the glory would pay
This motion was agrsed to.
Mr.. KRUM moved to amend the first reso-
luton by striking out Indianapolis, and insert
ing Cincinnati.
p Mr.. MUSSON moved to further amend by
the Columbus depot.
Mr.. HUGHES called for division of the
question on striking out, when Indianapolis was
stricken out.
Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, opposed the mo-
tion to strike out.
Mr.. MONAHAN was in favor of the com.
mit.ee as an act of respect.
Mr.. MUSSON said he did not mean any dis
respect to Mr.. Lincoln; but he wanted to pro-
sect him from the bore with,which he would be
oeset, If his coming were advertizsd by such O
display and parade; and to dispose OF the mat
.er, he moved to lay the subject on the table,
which motion was lost
Mr.. HILLS moved to reconsider the vote on
striking out indianapolis.
Mr.. BLAKESLEE supported the reconsider
ltion and the appointment of the committee.
The motion to reconsider was agreed to,
Vhen the word indianapolis was restored.
Mr.. V0RIS said he knew OF no public con-
though there might be some pri-
rate ones. And he understood that Mr.. Lin,
,oln did not desire it.
Mr.. ANDREWS said he had opposed the elec
ion of Mr.. Lincoln, and expected to oppose his
but he deemed it eminently
roper, at this time, to show that we know how
o respect the President eject oi the United
,tAtes.
Mr.. STOUT concurred in the remarks Of Mr..
Andrews. He said his county had given eigh-
cen hundred majority against Mr.. Lincoln; and
T it was to do over again they would give dou-
le that NUMBER; but If they we're to vote on
lis resolution they would all vote to pay this
espect to the President elect, who ls not TO be
he President of the Republican party, but of
ne whole country.
After some remarks, IN pleasant way, the
esolution was agreed to-yeas 60, nays2S.
Mr. WOODS moved that messages from the
enste be taken up.
Mr.. VINCENT moved that the House ad-
burn, on which the yeas and nays we're de.
handed and resulted-yeas 81 nays 63.
Mr.. DAVIS, said he would vote for the reso.
ltion, with the understanding that no appro-
riation was to be made under it
Mr.. KRUM made the same explanation.
Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, moved that the
IOuse take O recess till ten O'Clock A. NJ, to-
which the yeas and nays were de-
handed. and resulted-yeas IS, nays 40.
Mr.. VORIS moved that the House do now
diourn, which was disagreed to--yeas 26. nays
A call of the House was ordered, when 70
leubers answered to their names. .
The House then took recess till halg-past
aven o'clock this evening. t r
EVENING SESSION, 7:30-P.M.
Mr.. WOODS moved the previous question on
is motion to take up the messages from the
enate, which was seconded BY five mem
ers.
Mr.. sTEADMAN demanded a call of the
louise, when SO members answered to their
ames.
The Sergeant.at Arms was then dispatched
Or the absentees.
On motion of Mr.. McCUNE, all further
roceedings under the call were dispensed
Fith.
uc utbohBcb iTUH tuD OtutJo were LleQ Ia |
en- up, and the Senate's amendment to the
ionse resolutions Of yesterday, offered by Mr.
arrott.
Mr.. WOODS then moved the previous oues
ION on agreeing to the Senate's amendment, |
Ihich was sustained-yess 63, nays "a.
The question being on agreeing TO the SEN
te's amendment,
Mr.. WOODS demanded division of the
uestion.
The vote was then called on the first resou- |
ion of the amendment, (for which see Senate |
roceedings,) which resulted--yeas SO, nays
5.
Mesrrs Wright, Of Hamilton, and Jones OF |
hamilton, and Dickey, Democrats, voted in |
he Affirmative
The vote was then taken on the second reso |
ution, which resulted-yeas 81, nays 46.
Those who voted In the affirmative, were
Messrs. Baldwin. Blakeslee, Browne, of Mi |
mi, Bfuf, Burr, Buss. Garter, Choate, Clapr,
,oover, Cox, Davis. Dickey, Gore, Haddow,
lumilton, Herrick, Hills, Hitchcock, Howell,
oily, Jones, Of Seneca, Kennedy, Krum, Nc,
lung, McCune, McGAvran, Mcpherson, Mon
han, Museon, Nigh Parrott. Plants, Rees, Of
borrow, Reid, Rukeubrod, Scott, of Jefferson,
colt, OF Warren, Sears, Squire, Stedman.
tubba, Thompson, of Summit, Trimble, Vim
ent, Voris, Walker, Watt, Welsh, Wood,
Wright, of Warren.
Those who voted 10 the negative. we're
Messrs. Andrews, Blocker, Browne of Put
am, Carlisle, Chase, Converse, Cory, Devore,
elbows, Flagg, lGamble. House, Hughes,
lutcheson Jacobs, Jessup, Jonas, Jones of Ham.
ton, Mcdonnell, McSchooler, Moore, Myers,
|oble, 0gle, Parr, Patterson, Pearce, Powers,
ees Of Franklin, Reisinger, Rogers, Shaw,
kinner, Slusser, Snyder, Slisrs, Stout, Tauny.
III, Taylor, Thompson of Perry. Westcott,
'hite. Winner, Woods, Wright Of Hamilton,
peaker.