Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
MEssAoEs EAoM TIE SENATE.

MksHA0hS tAVh TIE bhNATE'
| Mr.. Krum called for reading Of messages o.
The Senate. They were read.
The House filed the blank in II. ]. r. No. 3
providing for report on printing daily proceed
fDgs. The speaker appointed Messre. Hills
Scott and Dresel, as House committee on that
subject.
ST.. R, Nos. Relative to printing report.
of officers of state, was, on motion of Mr. Scott,
referred to committee on printing.
s. ]. r. No. l6. Relative to procuring flags
for the State House-one to be raised daily
while In session over each house of the General
Assembly.
Mr. Fec Of Brown moved Its reference TO the
standing committee on Retrenchment Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
The House agreed TO Senate resolutions ap.
pointing Joint committee to arrange for the
Inauguration of the Governor elect, also to
wait upon the newly elected officers of State and
inform them Of their election.
THE GOVERNORS APPOINTED AGENTS OF THE STATE:
Mr.. Converse offered the following resolu-
tion:
-R,Solosd, That the Governor be requested to
report to this House at bis earliest convenience
the names OF all persons who have been employ
ed by him as agents Of the State during the
pnst year, what service they have performed and
what amount of compensation they have re-
ceIved.
Which was adopted.
THE WAR POLICY OF THE UNITED sTArEs.
Mr.. Dresel Of franklin county, presented the
following resolution:
kssolvsd, by the General Assembly efthe State
Of Ohio, That the existing civil war shoull not
be waged en- the part Of the Government In any
spirit OF oppression nor for any purpose of con-
quest or subjugation, nor for tho purpose ofo7er-
throwing or interfering with the rights or estAb-
lished institutions of the States, but to defend
and maintain the supremacy OF the Conatilu-
tlon, and to preserve the Union with ell the dig.
nifty, equality and rights Of the several States
and as soon ss these sbjects are &C,
the war ought to cease.
Resolr,d, Thatin the adoption Of the fore. |
going resolution by Congress with unpreoedent-
I'd uDanimity at It's late session, rule OF action
was prescribed to the Government from which |
Il should not depart, and from which the Federal
Legislature cannot depart without on utter dis |
regard Of its plighted faith. Against any such |
departure we solemnly protest
Reoolved, That the above resolution, being |
embodied in the State platforms Of the Demo |
1rstic and Union partIes, constitutes the ground |
npon which the whole body Of loyal citiSens of
Ohio cordially and vigorously unite In the sup
port Of the war and The Administration:
Rssolped, That, while We loyfully observe
The spirit Of moderation and conservation per.
vading the last annual message Of the Pfesi.
lent Of the United States, we depreeate the mad
attempts now being made by certain class of
politicians In Congress TO obtain control Of the
National legislature and Executive, for the
,urpose Of efecting their scheme Of negro
as q military necessity.
Rssolvtd, That slavery is State institution.
as such By the Consultation and laws
1 the United States, and we cannot agree that
be National Government shall undertake the
Of slaves against the will of
laveholding States, as military necessity or
U any ground Whstsosver.
Rssolesd, That copy Of the foregoing rsso.