The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Onr Co,nmhus Correspondence.


read the first timc in the Senate among which we're
those for the relief Of the families Of soldiers, and
the banks, Upon motion Of Mr.. Monroe the rules
were suspended to permit a second reading Of the
bill authorizing banks to suspend specie payment
The bill then referred to the committee on:eur-
rcncy. On motion oC Mr.. Pcrrill, it was @ni
mously "resolved, that the Hon. X. c Kirk, late
Lieutenant Governor, of the State Of Ohio, has, 10y
the imparualty, dignity, and ability with which he
has presided over the deliberations OF this body
commanded our confidence aud respect. and car
ries with him in his retirement our best wishes for
his happiness aud prosperity"
In the House several petitions and memorials
were presented. The bill supplementary to "an
act for the assessment and taxation Of property IN
this State and for cvying taxes thereon according
to its true value in money "passci April ., 1859,
and to amend section 81 of said act also, the bill to
amend sccticn |. of ''0n act entitled an act pre-
scrbing the duties of county auditors" passed
April 4. 1859 read second time aud referred to
committee ON Judiciary. a bill to give encourage
mcnt to agriculture was read second time aud re-
ferrcd. a bill with the following amendment was
read second time. That the county comhlis
souers Of The several counties Of this State be and
they are hereby respectfully authorized to transfer
any part, not exceeding thIec-ouuhs, or any fund
now in the treasures Of their respective Counties
collected for bridge purposes, 60 the fund for the
support of the families Of volunteers from the State
of Ohio now enlisted, or who may hereafter enlist
in the military service Of this state the United
States" Mr. Bradbury gaze notice of a bill 20 re
organize the Militia Of the State Your represcn
tatvc, Mr. Cook, gave notice Of bill to provide for
a revision of the statutes Of Ohio.
In the afternoon the Senate repaired 10 the ro-
tunla OF tIc Capitol to witness in conjunction with
the House the Inauguration ceremonies. A. we
give a detailcd account OF this preceding on the
fourth page taken from the .St,oa Jouuoi our cor
respondent will excuse us for omi,t.,g that part Of
his report herc.-Ep JorRNAL.l
TrfspAY. - In the Senate u bill for the repeal ot
tavern licenses was read third time and referred.
Notice Of the introduction Of several bills was Civ
en-. The remainder of the day was spent in dis
cussiug the bank suspension Lil., and with an
amendment, that within thirty days the banks
should deposit with the Auditor oC State an agree
mert to waive the ta& exemption, it was finally
passed by vote of &c against :,
In the House, pctiors aud memorials were pre-
scntrd. among which was one, signed ny over two
hundred citizens of Franklin comfy. praying for
the passage Of a law to urohbit the further nrni-
grafton Of blacks ard mulatoes into this State, and
the removal in il rcascnahlc time Of those uow in
Ohio. The bill TO provide fox the registration of
marriages births and deaths in the several town
ships and counties Of the State Of Ohio was read q
second time and referred. Notice uf the iuruduc-
ton of bills was given and bills were introduced.
.I,,s'.. f -1 4F.
National Armory in Ohio, was adopted. Il re
quests our senators and Representatives in Con
lrcss 10 use their influence to have the Arnov To-
Gated at point in the State. Mr.. Scott report
ed back resolution No. IA, relative to procuring
Gen. CHrringtons military regulation tactics and
statutes, for the Of the House, and recommend
ed the adoption of the resou;ion..- Carried Mr..
Huston offered Il resolution that Congress be r.
qucstcd To pass law emitting all foreigners fight
ing for the Government, who receive honorable
discharges, to the right of suffrage After Il ram
bling debate it was adoptcd, 76 to
The new admin stratiau commenced its labcrs to-
day, AMI Gov. Tod issued commissions for thC
chief officers oG his staff, a. fllows:
Catherinus p. Buckingham. Aliutant- General.
Geo. B. Wright, Quartcrm 's'cr-Gcnl.
Columbus DelGno. C,mUissarv-Gen1.
Luther Day. Judge Advocate q cnrrIl.
Gustav c. Weber. Surgeon q ancrul.
No Aids have 'cen designated.
The Governors Private Secretary is b. +. Ilo..
man, late common pleas judge in Mahoning county
but Mr. Bascom, Gov. Dcunison's Private Sccrc
tary, will remain for several weeks in the olce.
The Hall of the House of Representatives wa,
last night crowded with people to hear Charles An
derson, Esq, on the rebellion. The speech was al
excellent one, and put things down in their propc
names, and in the strongest terms.
WEDNESDAY.--In the Senate petitions praying
! for a change in the commencement OF the terms o
county auditors, from the first Monday in March t,
the first Monday in September, were received an,
/ referred. Bills We're read a second time. 4 rcso
luton was adopted instruc;ing the standing com
! mittee on common schools and lands to iuquir
| what rerenchmcnt can be made in This department
The entire tax for school purposes, in the state, cx
ceeds $4,000, 600. resolution instructing tn
standing committee on Rctr1nchmant to inquire, am
at an early day report what retrcnclmcnt, if amy, i
practicable in the local and general expenses of tn
| state, was adopted. Also, one instructing on
! SENIORS and Representatives in Congress to advo
cate the claims OF the west to a branch OF the con
tempatel Bureau to be established at Washington
| The House resolution emitting foreigner, fghtiu
for the Government to citizenship was adopted.
resolution, requesting Ohio Representatives. Con
crcss, to urge, and if possible procure the openin
Of the b. & o. R. r., was adopted.
In the House, a resolution, protesting against III
unfair distribution Of tlc public patronage of Ia
General Government by which the east is rcapin
all the rewards was adopted. The bill, authoriz
ing the banks temporarily to suspend specie pay
ment as amended by the Senate, after discussion
it finally pa ssed.
THURSDAY. - change was to-day made in TN
judiciary and Finance Committees Samson M
son was appointed chairman of the former an
VIM. s. Groesback chairman of the former III
resolution from the House concerning a Nation.
Armory in Ohio, was taken up and passed. Nj
Monroe vas elected President, pro t9i., Of the Ser
ate, aud signed the bank suspension bill, which
now law. On motion Of Mr.. Guncklc il was ri
solved that two additional clerks are ncccss5ry, an
that the Senate proceed on Monday next, at
o'clock, to elect the same. Mr.. Sprague present
the petition Of A. Mott for encouragement in the pre-
duotion Of the French sugar beet - Referred,
resolution was introduced. authorizing the Cove
nor to appoint an agent to accompany each reg
mont aud provide for the sick ana wounded Will
, in the service.
/ In the House, Mr.. Myers introduced pctitio
from Octav Walters and others Of Fulton count
for the payment of volunteers in certain cases y!
petition requests immediate action to secure to Il
brave men who responded TO the call of their cou