Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-14

act, which appeared inconsistent.
Mr.. V0RIS moved that the motion be laid
upon the table,on which the yeas and nays were
taken and resulted--yeas 4s, nays Az -
Further memorials were presented.
BY Mr.. COX, from Charles Fiddler and 4O
others OF Knox county, against the sale OF in
toxicatng liquors,
BY Mr.. BROWN, OF PutnIm, from TIC s..
Morrison, and six others of Henry county, for q
changein the official term Of County Auditors.
ThefolloWing Bills were read q pecond time
and referred. HF kh HNkHkl
II. b. 266; To authorize the levy OF a speci.
al Bridge tax In Paulding county.
Fl. b. 266i To reduce the several acts pre-.
scribing the levy of taxes, to one general act.
H.B. 26si oamend the act of May 3,slS52,
for the incorporation of Cities and Villages I
House bill 272-To amend the act Prescribing 2
tho manner Of using county jails by the Uni
ted States.
H Notice Of the intention to introduce bills was
\ By y MtsBRowNE, Of Miams, % incorporate ii
the Bank of Ohio - ~ - ~ -
By Mr.. STEERS, for the exemption of the
lands Of Agricultural Societies from taxation
By Mr.. cox, for the encouragement of Fire
Companies. VII
By.Mr. JONES. to amend the 18th section
OF the Justices code. ~. rEAt1. "a. SA8T
BY Mr.. DICKEY, to amend the lave repu-
lating chattle mortgages
The following Bills were introduced and read
the first timei n ENFF ETT,fr
n: B. No. .i2sO, by Mr.. sTouT-To pu1iah
malicious slsuder in the Penitentiary.
H.B. No. 26l, by Mr.. RUKENBROD-To
amend section &C of the act to amend the act for
Hthe creation Of Incorporated companies, passed
H.B. No. $50, by MI. HERRICK :. 4 am, in o
County Auditors to renort the emount ~ toaSo
and aaIariea M Conntv ofI;coro '~>'
II. B. 253-by Mr.. WINNER-zGor tba re,;ef
ofJouathan West. Ia @JIGaS-,s =
Mr.. BALDWIN. from The ;f,aA an NJ
nance. renorted b.ct, Senate b;lI,'Iai ~, aL;,,,
partial APPROPRIATIONS for l86l--v;,b !, am ends
ment strikinr ont that mart ralatins 20 ,ba an :
lareernent Of the Penitentiarv. icS vas as,esa
to, when the bill was ordered To- bs road tbird
timo an Whdnsads, ,oyt II ---O+S 'eNN V""U
, Mr.FLAGG offered the following resolutions, /,
and moved that they De laid on the table and
ordered TO De printed, and made the day for
Tomorrow afternoon. -. -,- ---v. $50. -.
Mr.. koblNSoN asked Tor division OF the
question: 30 as TO vote on the order TO print,
which was agreedto. Ec2 . ffla Sodle4i3 af Il
The second part OF the question, making il
the order for Tomorrow afternooas which was
disagreed TO. ..'Lpa. vi5o Y9t Z
By Mr.. FLAGG 1,
lResolsed, oy he general Asstmbty Of Ohio, That
our Senators in Congress be instructed, and our
representatives requested, to advocate and vote
fora plan OF ofecjustment for our national troubles
based upon the following propositions:
/. Recommending the repeal of all personal
liberty bills.
2. That the Fugitive Slave Law be amended
for the prevention Of KIDNAPPING, and so as to pro.
vide for the equalization Of ccmmissi oners
fees. i-. frII'Y.
.. that the Constitution be SO amended as
TO prohibit any interference with slavery in
any Of the States where it nov exIs.s.
4. That Congress shall r5s abolish slavery
inthe Southern dock yards, arsenels, &C., nor in
the Distri CT of Columbia, without the consent
OF Masyian nd and the consent Of the inhab
itant0 OF the District, nor without compensa-
ton
irtar Gspngress sngr shall not interfere with the
That there ala be a ns,n.,,ol ,rob;h;,,o,
nf the Afrioan slava trade. s'0''''''''''
I. That the line Of &C degrees 30 u,;outa. sba,l
he run tbroupbt ali the eristing ts,ritorv oS ,S
United States; that in all north of that line
alayerv an ali be nrobbited. and IN AZ sonth =,
limo. neither Congress nor the territoriai Iea;a'
Isture shall haresfter nsss snv la oho,;aS,n. !.
q, nroSihtng o or IN s' auy "a" aoonsaing
with African slavery, ana tbat vban an, v'os ~
ritory Containing s1fi oient nonn,ation e., on
member Of Congress-, in any Area of aiT,v ,hon-
sand suuare miles. shall annlv for aSm,sa;on as
A State. il shall be admitted with or v;,honI
slavery, "a It's Conetitution NAV dete,u,,na
Mr.. CONVERSE moved TO take from tho ,.-
BILE his motion of Saturday last. for corrac, ~,
| Of the Journal. which was dissorasd 40 - o.
NAYS As. -
| Mr.. STEDMAN offered the followine uh,ot,
was laid on the table for dlscussion. '''O'' "
ResoIped. That the standinp Comm;i,ea m IN,
Militie be Instructed to inouire and renor, WV
lst. The amount and description of tha puhl;c
Arms sold by the late Quarter Master q ene,s
s. w, Andrews, as referred 10 in the 0Comns-
trollers Annual Report % : n - y, -
9nd, The date ofsuch sale. and NV what an.
thority made, also 10 whom the arms vsre soId
Sd. The amount OF compepsation. If anv. tbs %
officer is entitled to receive over and abovs hi
salary for conducting such sale. "TITTT'~
l Pesolped. That said Committee bave ar,hno,,
ty to send for persone and papers. l1--F''
Mr.. ANDREWS moved tbat the ssns,s M,
4 To preyent slsveholdine and kidnsnn;ns IN 0h,n M
be taken from the tabie~on which the vso = . ~,
NAYS were demanded, and resulted-yeas IA
pays 3d. 1. a = "a ws~" - :
| Mr.. ANDREWS 1povod 1hat the hin az
pending amendments be indeauitelv nosinons 1 "a
Mr.. NIGH said he did not dosire n nsolon,
the discussion on this subect INF Se feIt ' i. II
cumbout upon himto state the noaIti an Scnn;a a,
by himself aud his Constituents He reioirsd
10 the very general expression of Satnrds,
against this species of legislation. He wouii
gladly let this matter pass BY a. quietly AZ M
4 sible. But the times demand of us a inli am
decided expression of our own Intentions towa,t
other States. He held that ihe position b,
took In favor of the postponeu,ent az tbis h;lI