Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-03

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\ Mr P0TWfN offered the following Joint
Resolutions, relative TO an amendment ofthe
Constitution Of the United States:
WHEREAS, The General, Assembly has Feceiv.
ed official Dosiication ofthe passage BY both
Houses Of the thirty.sixth Congress, second
session, OF the following proposition to amend
the Constitution of the United States by q con-
stitutional majority Of two thirds thereof;
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aJoint Resolutions to amend the Constitution
of the United States. 3ias 7qfi saipih
"That the following article shall be proposed
to the Legislatures OF the several States. as an
amendnent TO the Constitution OF the United
States. which, when ratified by three.fourths oi
said Legielatures, shall be valid, 70 ell iptents
and purposes, ss part Of the said Consultation
viz: y - ttt tfi9i snr9'1 sn y
"Article Kill. No amendment shall be made
TO the Constitution which will authorize or
give Congress the power 70 abolish or interfere,
4 within any State, with the domestic institutions
thereof, including that Of persons held 20 labor
or service BY the lave Of said State And
WHKREAs, Three. fourths of the Legislatures
!, of thesa States, composing the United States,
are required to give assent tO said proposed
amendment Of the Constitution Of the United
States, before II becomes part thereofi there
! fore, belt 17a l3 i9 1tla ~ 1itt 'i.ls
Rssoleed, BY the Gemsal assembly cftas Stat
Of Ohio, That We hereby ratiiy in behalf OF the
State Of Ohio, the above recited proposed
amendment of the Constitution Of the United
| States. tlH ia r7e a1311e' eHp5
Resolued, That certified copy Of the forego
ing preamble and resolution be presented b.
the Governor to the President OF the Unitet
States, with the request that he lay the SAINT
before Congress when II convenes. yYfsi
D. COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE. aal lnig
On motion of Mr.. GARFIELD, the Senat,
resolved itself into committee Of the Whole, OF
the orders of the day, Mr.. Garfield In the chair
and after some time spent therein, rose and re-
ported back the following bills, some with ant
some without amendment, viz:
8 B. 277, by Mr.. READY-To amend sec
Itions I3 and Is Of an act therein named. Re
ferred to the committee on Judiciary.
!, s. b. 286, by Mr.. ORR--To provide. for the
protection Of fisheries on the Sandusky river
III. B. 3s3, by Mr.. yoRIs-To amend an &C
entitled an act TO authorize the erection Of towr
. halls, passed February "a, 1913. Mun!cipa
Il. B 345, by Mr.. NIGH, from the commit
! ! tee on Corporations other than Municipal-Sup
Elementary to an act TO provide for the creation
and regulation Of incorporated companies In th'
State Of Ohio, passed May lst, 1852. NUM-
cpll Corporations.
ii H.B. AL, by Mr.. HITCHC0CK-,fo pro
I. vide for removing distractions and improving
|, 2 the channels Of Cuyahoga river, in Geaugi
county. Mr.. Garfield. PA .s,i a
"a, B. 403, by Mr.. .KRUM-To amend th,
LIST, ID and Sd sections Of an act entitled "ai
act requiring annual settlenents by county oM
cers,n passed March %, 1850. Swan 4 Cfitch
i, fields Statutes, o. 245. Judiciary.
H. B. 406, BY Mr.. JACOBS-To amend tb
! act to amend an, ACT entitled an act defining tn
! powers and duties Of Justices Of the peace an.
copstables in criminal cases, passed March q
1897, and the act amendasory thereto, passe
: March a, 1912, Judiciary. .saoa.
8. B. 267-To abolish the Office Of SupeFn
tendent of the State House. Referred to com
I'll mittee on State Buildings. i5J 81 ,r
Q q5s . b LEASING THE PUBLIC WORKS. 1a
~ Mr.. JONES presented the following: sai
Y To the Senateofths State Of Ohio: A,a1.t.2a4g
The undersigned propose to lease the canal
of Ohio, the MAumee road, = and all the publ
works Of Ohio Included IN the bill Of N. J. Jacl
RI son ct ali, which .proposition has passed d
| House Of Representatives, with all the iiabili
ties and conditions therein contained, for u
4 term Of ten years. with this exception; W
agree to pay the State of Ohio the sum Of 81
= acceptance Of this bid, are ready TO- give th
: necessary security as requlrsdNby the Legisla
tnra -tsv. 80 -r1 -. Or h a. stG,~ sfar a
Jno. o. Fenall, .sN jeremiah freeman,
Z j, Samuel Rsttit, AiWm. Johnson,
= Geo. w Young, red Samuel Davisj 'EE
= R!W. Shipley, "a ai Barney Pstoff, 'Oi
b. A. J.oCbnover, Is BAntcni Foriman,
!, PIouA, M9rch %, 1861. .ossb y di 1ss.ssli
,r @ FIRST .RKAprNa.
Il H.B. All, by, Mr.. CLAPP--To return to th
doctrine OF the fathers, by restoring the author
~ Of Jurors, according 70 the Anglo-Saxo
: Ittandard before the Norman Conquest. Z ,It
/ On motion Of Mr., FERGUSON. IL was rea
Q sec) )nd time and referred 70 the committee I
8 the Whole, which was voted, Mr.. Smith In th
Dfl Chair. ailauufai si5silaA ,sA7reEW
NJ, Mr.: GARFIELD wanted to know If It woul
lbe In order 60 refer the bill to the select CON
mittee on W Weights and Measures. iiasmas
,.I The Chair thought not. b % Lassa4s s5l,
% Mr. sCHLEICH moved to strike out all afls
. fscoDquest." jci rgl-fe10 nszEt sved "ssm
slas Mr., JONES wanted to know IL THE "festora
tion, aforesaid would take place before th
nt next Mormon Conquest. s1 d s5ia.G bataJ
Q Mr.. FISHER moved to all luD the rest emit
1t blank" .ssalsts 3 .iss T
L The bill, as amended. reads as followst
Il Be Il enacted, DC That the authority ofjurie
q be restored to It's original Saxon standard be
|, fore the Norman Conquest. 7si lsdl gi ,sjos
It The committee then took up Mr,1 GAR
n ETEr:Ds9 h,lt-- prosidinO for n m nform. ata I,