Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04
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CoLuHBus, April 2, 1897.
Ems. LEApuR,-Thsss are interesting |
times Ap.n iOOli day opened with 3 rich |
scene in the House. The Senate select com.
nitiss to inquire and report upon the why's
and Whsreiores slaves are kept Ia Camp
Ohsse, And the relation Of master TO slave
maintained 10 he capital of 0hiS, reported
preamble and resolution protesting AgAins,
such relation being maintained Ia Ohio
Thee. preamble and resolution, were lopted
BY the Senate almost unanimously, there be.
ing few struigh Outi only against them,
They were sent to the House, then, and
passed that body and went to the enrolling
committee, who reported them correctly en-
rolled, Whsn they wanted only the signature
of she spresidiug officer to perfect them. At
this stage Col Moody, Commanding at
Camp Chase, appeared in the House and
made Fpeecbes against the resolution, and
made appliances TO the members. The in-
6nence prevailed, and motion was made to
reconsider the vote by which the House
agreed to the Preamble and Resolution. As
the enrolling committee is a joint committee
OF both Houses, aud reports are made at both
Houses at the same time, as socn as that re-
p0Ftis made legislative action on q bill is
closed, and Il Is ths dHg Of the presiding
officer to sign L. Notwithstanding this the
motion was urged aud the vote rs-cOnsidered.
Ths resolution bsing in possession Of the
Senate, with whom 4 olisipsieii ihe House
sent message 70 The ss.lAte asking = return
Of the resolution to the House This the
Senate would notdo, ss it wss enrolled, and
Substantially snished, waiting only the cleE-
ical operation Of signing. Ifllt
Upon this Mr. Flars. of Hamilton. offered
prssmhle and resolution i'that TIE eneaker
nftho House ne directed not 70 sigu Senate
Joint Resolution No 6s". Speaker hub.
hell decided the motion on. o. order and
with 6rmuess worthy Of credit amid great
confusion and proteststons said, II nov,
In prpssnoe of this House, sign this resOlu-
ton, aud puiting the aetion to tho WoFd,
! GfiTed bis signature.
Mr. Flsgg then nfsrai a resolution that
the COMMITTEES on The Judiciary be inFtruc ed
TO forthwith report q resolution for the ex-
Dulson Of Hon. r Fubhell from his peat
z IN this House." Mr. Converse, straight oat
Of Franklin, followed up IN aspeecb in favor
Of ezDelling the Speaker Speaker Huhbell
would not entsrfai~ the motiou, when Flagg
moved "thst the Clerk Of the Bouse he In
structed to retain in bis keeping. until firth.
er order of this House, Senate Joint Resolu.
lions No. SO, and not return them to the
Senate"
These proceedings sSe cause for serious re.
lection for the peOple-msrs serious than
they at 6rst appear. That there is an exien.
. sive organization at The North, rs we'll as at
the South, to overthrow this Government
cannot be doubted The institution Of slav.
cry Is as fully recognised ct Comp Chase as
in Georgia and when legislative protest il
: made, q military onmmsudaut Of this depart
uent enters the Halls Of Legislature 70 die.
tate the actions and votes Of members-and
the disorgsniEsrs 20 for OEerthroWing all
parliamentary powers and usaRes-dictaiue
70 the Speaker that be shall not perform hil
constitutional duty IN signing hills that have
passed both Houses-snd thrpa'eDiug him
wi'h expulsionl II be does not violate bis duty,
{ snd 90 for rpvolution. Revolutionary
France could have gore but little further
/, in the first year Of i's revolution. It Il
time that we looked for revolGtionists and
traitors at the North as we'll as ct the South
A more complete mob never ruled the pro-
ceedings Of the French conventions than
g ruled the House yesterday FlsRg, Of Gin
cinnsti, and Converse. OF Columbus. led the
reVolutionisis. and Griswold, Of OlFvelsnd,
0 was the rank QsR flf Sc ard Speaker
HQbbell have beer eek isFis AZ -EiyItsg,
fsad hos t0defeat him by gair or false means
No means too low-ao disorganiEing scheme
100 high for their ad 1ption. They effected
their object in preventing the nomination If
Wade; this was ss far ss Huhbell intended
70 20. Not 80, however, with the prime
movers ofrevolution. They were auly stim
ulated by the taste Of blood They now
show that this was only the beginning Of
he end They sre nsF commencing the
up OF revolution 20 be lips Of Mr. Huhbeul
He fnds il bitter dose JAKE