Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-15

% 81 persons Of foreign birth, upon De!rraliza-
tion.
M. Marsh moved that Tho resolutIoh and
amendment be referred to she committee on
Federal Relatlone. III
| Lost. 49,
| The vote being taken on the amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Cory, It was agreed to.
Mr.. West offered the following amendment;
that after the word Resolved" |" In the first re-
solution insert "By the General Assembly OF
the State of Ohio" which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Smith moved to strike out the word stre.
ouiredn and insert the word requested" !" which
was agreed to. -
Mr.. Miller offered the following amendment:
| After the word "foreign" insert the words a
"free white person"
| Which was notagreed TO-. HtFMg g.g4se
Mr.. Scott offered the following amendment:
| Strike out "Governor Tod" and insert "the
| Governor"
| Which Was agreed to-. Ng'
Mr.. West moved that the resolution ae
amended bereferred to a select committee Of
one.
After discussion, the previous question was
called for and sustained.
The yeas and nays in reference to q selec'
committee of one being called, resuited-yeaI
80, nays 49, 80 Fs'a
The question recurring on adoption Of th'
resolutions as amended, ~
The yeas and nays were called, and resulted
yeas T6, nays 81. V
Those who voted in the affirmative we're
MessrS. Ault, Bartram, Bates, Blocker
Boesel, BRAKEMAN, Bradbury, Converse, Cook
Cory, Crane, Grouse, Dickman, Fee of Brown
Fee Of Vinton, Ferguson, Ferrell, Flsgg, Gless
ner, Gribben, Harah, Hixson, Holden, Howard
Howe, Huston, Keck, Kennop, Keyser of Mon
roe, KeyseF of Noble, LemeD, Lind, Lott, Maj
fett, Masters, Means, Miller, Monroe, Myers
Mcclellan, McGill, Norris, 0dlip, Osborn, Pat
terson, Pierce, Pursell, Randall, Reamy, Reilly
Resinger, Robb, Roberts, ROCKWELL Ross, Say
ler, Scott, sieg, Smith, Smythe, ,snyde Stanton
Stewart, Silver, Thorp, Tiffany, Uhl, Vance
Wallar, Wells, West, Whitney, Wilkins, VII
con, ZInn, and, Speaker-76s
i Those who voted In the negative were--
Messrs. Hills, Krum, Marsh, Montgomery
Schell, Warner, Woodbury..
The resolutions were adopted &
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE,
Sundry messages from the Senate were read
i 81. K. No. Is Relative to the direct am
income tax imposed by Congress upon the Unite'
States, by an act approved Aug. 0, 1901.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the resolution wa
referred to the committee on Finance.
| MEs AihBB OheACA viz aOho"Ahb hVoS'NNSS
which was adopted. r. ,,y
Resolped, That the Sergeant.at-Armsb be re
quested to keep open the windows OF this Hal
of Representatives for one hour immediatei
after each adjournment and during each recesi
Also, the following resolution: eE
Resolped, That the chairman of the RESPECTIVE
standing committees be requested to motif
members of this House, who, may introduc
billa that are referred to them, Of the time sal
bills will be under consideration, in order tina
they may be present to state the object thereof
Which was adopted, fis a,71 u-
H. B. No. g. Making partial appropriation
for the year 1862, was read the second time
engrossed and ordered to be read the third tim
tomorrow. g~.7
II BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE. d1.3D.
H. B. No. 49, Mr., Stewart "An1act
amend the 18th section Of an act Of the jurii
diction and procedure before justices Of th
peace and Of the duties Of eonstables In civi
cases,n passed March IA, 1883, (SwaD, vol
o. 797)G slis,0 iosis ,tN1'a
Read the first time
1t seeks to regulate stays Of execution grad
uating from thirty days on Judgment for fv
dollars to one hundred and eighty days for fift
dollars or upBaIds. 1nS4l W
H. B. No. -. Mr. Uhl To authorize th
county commissioners Of Holmes county .
transfer money In the treasury Of said count
7 from the public building furd TO the fund ia
the support Of families of volunteera In th
!; service Of the United Statea
Read the first time. 80 - a ~
On motor, the House adjourned.