The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
Legislative summary.

NuLCMnUs, Feb. 2j.
SENArB.--A communication from tho
Governor was read, asking for authority
to appoint additional Surgeons for the
Ohio regiments. On motion of Mr.
lltchc ock, the Printing Committee was
instructed to report what PROMOTION of
the public docufcntS shall be printed i'm
German, that lhc whole may be incoi.
pcratcd in n lw. Mr.. I.ang introduced
a preamble Vd tCsul luton druouuciur
outside int,rnl cncc relative 10 the eleC-
ton OF United Stctcs Senator Therrc-
amblc aud resolution were tublcl-ycas,
10. nays y.
MIR. Mclurncy offered resolution to
adjourn or the oath of March, until the
first Mon,hy of January next. Mr.. John
son mOvet TO strike out aud insc {, So that
The resolution will provide for sine die
adjournment ON tho oath of March. The
Senate rluscd to lay upon the tab lc the
resolution and amendment; and, pend
ing a potion to postpone their considrra-
tiou until Friday next, the Senate ud.
iournol.
Ho'sr.--A communication from the
| Goycnor was read, askiug for authority
to appoint additional surgeons for rcgi-
ment in the military service from Ohio,
which as referred to the Committee on
Militry Affairs.
! NJ. Sticrs offered a preamble and rcs-
olutius looking to judicious and eco,
nomiial use Of Legislative time, by mcm-
bcrs IF the House, especially MS regards
debates and speeches, which went over
under the rule. Senate joint resolutions
authorizing the Acknowledgement tc
dismiss the bank taxation cases, was in.
lavnaitoly postponed
The following preamble and rcsolu.
tions, introduced 10y Mr.. Cory. on ycstcr
DAY, were taken rom the table. aud pcn.
uihB thclr consideration, the House toob
recess till tc-morrow morning.
WHEREAS, Wicked d ambitious trait
ors have, without cause, plunged our nn
tior into civil war, disrcgurding all IRA
trrhnl obligations, lalsiiying the mos
sacred injunction that eau hc applied tc
the conscience, their solemn oaths, fore
ling upon us an expense of millions u
money, an incnlculabc loss in the pros
trotun of business, aud untold miscrics il
tbs sacrifice of human life, and,
| WHEREAS, Recent developments man
ilcst disposition on thr part of some y
the leaders of the rebellion to ask tcrm
and sue for pcacc.-thcrcfurc be il
Resolved, That in Wow of the loss o
loyal blood and treasure. our Govern
mcnt cannot, without the loss of chara c
ter, and injustice 10 the noble dead, ,ha
have fallen in defense of its authority
aud the right of humanity, accept les
than an unconditional submission to I'll
supremacy of the Constitution and tn
, laws.
Resolred, That the future peace OF III
Uuiicd States, and the pcrmancncy of III
! Government as well as the best intr
| csts of humanity throughout the worl
demand the summary execution of all III
leading conspirators in the attempt I
destroy the Government; aud in the nam
of the people of Ohio, who have give
A their money and lives W ithout stiut, ft
the preservation of our liberties, we prt
o tTstrgainst the entertainment of ar
: proposition for settlement other than nj
: conditional submission 10 the rightful n
# thority, and the condign punishmci
4 OF the authors of the rebellion
. Resolred, That the Governor be r
1uested to transmit copy of the for
# going 10 the pcsdcnt and to each mel
d Der of the Cabinet, and to each of O
@ Senators and representatives in Co
d gress.-O. s. journal. (condensed.)