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

The yeas and Maya were demanded, ordered
and resutsd---yeas 80, nays So, 40 follows;
Those who voledIn the afIpmAtIve, were
Mesms AuIt, ,Bh,cker, Clark, Converse Crane,
Diesel, Feeoi Brown, Ferguson, Ferrell, Flagg,
Grlbben, High, Holden, HIatop, Jefffles, Key
ser Of Monroe, Keyser Of Noble, Lott, Mafiett,
Marsh, Monroe, ReisiDger, Snyder, Stiere,
Taylor, Thorp, Titus, Uhl, Vance, and Wilson.
>. Those who voted in the negative, were
Messrs B,bcock, Bartram, Bates. B Biyard.
BfschmAn, Bradbury, Cook, Cory, Dlckmsn,
Fee of VintoD, Glessner, GflswoId, Harrison,
Harsh, Hills, Hixlon, Howard, Howe, Johnston,
Keck, Kenpon, Krum, Lind. Mastere, Miller,
Moptgomery, Myers, McClellap, Nj Gill, Norris,
Oilin, o O.born. Patterson, Pierce, Puteell, Kan
dali, Reamy, Reilly, Robb, Roberts, Rockwell,
Ross, Scheil, Scott, 5ieg, Smith, Smythe, stan
ton, Stewart, TiffSpy, Wallar, Warner, Wells,
Whitney, Wilkens, Woodbury. and Speaker.
The motion to lsy on the table was lost
The amendments recommended BY the COM
mittee we're severally adopted. ~ sae
The committee recommended amendment
Of SEQ s, to read as followe;
The demand notes of the United States, and
the notes Of the solvent banks OF this State,
shall be received by the several County Treas
urers and Treasurerof State, for all legal de-
mands upon the same.
Also, as Section 6, the following:
Sec. 8. That until othtrEise provided by
law, 1t shah be lawful for any banker, broker,
exchange bloktr, oEother money dealer, or In
corporated company, to putin circulation the
notes Of issue OF the solvent banks OF this
State, although the said banks may not be re-
deenIng their notes In gold and silver coin un-
der the suspending power Of -thls act.
The Recommendations Of the committee were
agreed to. .+ b,
Mr. CONVERGE offered an smendment as fol-
lows: 'ssargTs 4s"''
SEQ a. That It shall be unlawful for any
baking institution, during its continuance In
Suspension under thia act 20 Increase its eirca
lation, under penalty Of foffeitng It's chatteri
and any officer, agent orTelork of any banking
instituiion availing iitaef Of the provisions OF
this act, who shAll pay out aay1of the. circula-
ton OF saoh bank,or permit The sameto be
done, during the .continuanoe In suspension,
shall be deemed guilty OF q mledemeanof, aud
on conviction thereof, .nball be imprisoned In
the ,PenitentiaFy, at hard labor, not less than
one nor more than ten years. -rt
Mr.. Keck moved the following as substitute
for the amendment Of Mr., Converse:
Until otherwise provided by Law, it shall not
be lawful for any banks Of this State that have
availed themselves OF the provisions Of this act,
10 reissue or pay out their own notss for oiscu.
lation 10 amount greater than the amount Of
coin and exchange on hand at any timo.
Mr.. Flagg moved 10 amend By inserting after
the worda cor, exchange" the words "of a
bona 6de character on NeE York, Philadelphia,
Boston or Baltimore"
The motion was not agreed 10.
The question being on the substitute OF Mr..
Keck, II was lost. Il .H0 fithp
The question recurring on tho amendment
offered by MIR Converse, the yeas and nays
we're called, resulhpg--yeas "a, nays go
Mr.. MJeTs moved 70 add to the bill the fol.
lowing provlso, which wss adopted:
PTovidsd, Tnst no bank ball have the ben.
eft of this act, or after neglectlng or refusing
70 furnish ita proportion OF exchanges erequired by
the State, as provided for by this act, or after
IL ehall refuse TO take the demand notes Of the
United Stalee; and after the neglect oe refusal
as atoreshd all such bank Of banks So'neglect-
ing or refusing shall be subject to all the pen.
alties to which they were liable previous to the
passage Of this act
Mr.. Converse offered tho following amend.
ment, which was losl:
And 1t shall be lawful for all persons owing
zuch banks to suspend payment Of their indebt-
ednsss to such banks during the same length of
time that such banks fail or neglect to redeem |
their circulation In specie
Mr.. 6oOt moved to add 40 an additional sec.
tlon, that the bill should 60 Into effect and be
In force from and after lis passage. rF:
The question being on the engrossment Of the
bill
Mr.. Flsgg had the Aocr
HEssAoEs FROM THE sEaKrE.
8. J. R.5No. II. Relative to printing the re,
ports Of officers Of State, 20 ~
On mohen, was referred 70 committee on
Printing. i
Tho House adjourned