The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-02-13

statute before their eyes, Gail N discharge their
duty, there is one consolation remaining 10 this
House, each member Is responsible 70 his consttu-
ents for the time he absenis himself ffom his place
on the door. Should all Of these considerations be
insufficient TO bring him 10 proper sense OF his
duty D, himself, his constituents, and his country,
may the Lcrd have mercy on his soul, tor no reso-
luton which your committee could reconmend,
however salty, could have virtue enough to save
him." These two members were the principals
refusing TO pay the papers for publishing the oftn
cial proceedings.
Mr. Hills Of Nsdins, had the letter read rron the
clerks desk, and then pitched IN N the Ga.srs,
correspondent without gloves" and advocated
the removal Of the assistant Mr., Myers, Of Lucas
followed in the same strain. The Cleveland rn'n.
Der sustained the sentiment about the time eohsun
cd BY gassing members when "running dre,'
for and against was indulgcd In. for an hour or
more The refusal Of the House to CNpel Mr. Mil
Ter, however Is evidence that tho force Of bis re.
marks we're telt to b. too true.
Ohio has 50 regiments Of infantry, { regiments
and companies Of cavalry, and II regiment aud sir
batteries Of artillery new in service beyond the
limits of the State. These troops distributed as
funnws IL regiments Of infantry regiment and
s companies Of cavalry, and batteries Of artillery
are in Virginia 90 regiments Of intatiry rcgi-
ments and companies of cavalry, and batteries
Of the First regiment and independent batteries,
are in Kentucky s regiments Of infantry are In
Maryland; and regiments ofinfantry, ? regiments
of cavalry, and batteries Of artillery are in Mis-
souri. Nine regiments are in camps in the State
completed, aud awaiting marching orIcrs and
regiments nearly completed, will be filled by the
distribution OF the 62d and olst regiments. Five
bav 10,
men. When these regiments are all completed
! Ohio will have in the service Of the Federal Gov.
crnmen,, IS regiments of inttntry, nearly rcg
ments of cavalry, and one regiment Of IL sstcric.
and l6 Independent batteries Of artillery. a larg,
amount of round shot and shells have been recev
cd at the State Arsenal within the past week. THESE
missiles were cast at Cincinnati aud the she'll,
will be prepared for use at the State Laboratory
here.
LEGISLATIVE DoiSGs
MoNpAY, Fob. Sin the Senate, nothing Of zen
eral Importance transpired. In the House, nuner
Gus bills were introduced.
TUESDAY, - In the Senate petitions were receiv
ed and bills read first timo. In the House scvera
bills passed, among which was one to amend sec
ton seven of an act defining the jurisdiction OF pro
bate courts, passed March ID, 1883
WEDNESDAY The Senate passed Mr.. Gardner
bill forbidding certain immoral practices, among
which are swearing and swimming in sight @
houses. MIR. Gunckcl offered a resolution, whcl
was agreed TO- asking the Board Of Public Work.
whether resident engineers on the canals, who ge
1920 per annuin, may not be dispensed with, o
whether one man, with an increased salary, is no
sufficient. In the House, Mr. Cook IS bill, allowing
| prosecuting attorney to amend indictments was de
feated. Resolutions offered by Mr.. wilkins o
Coshocton, were adopted, instructing the Judciar,
Committee to report if any legislation is nccessar,
to facilitate suits by against joint stock compan
les resolution offered by Mr.. Cook was adopt
cd-tha, the Finance Committee report genera
appropriation bill by the third Monday in February
The supervisor Of public printing reported, in an
! swer to the House resolution, that the aggregat
expense of the agricultural report for the last ou
years had been sixty-siX thousand dollars.
THURSDAY. -. The Senate passed the House bill
to repeal the law which provides for the publicr
ton of the laws in newspapers 1t will thus /
seen that the law makers not disposed to Il
their constituents know what they have been doin
"a judicous plan to escape the mcrited censure
an indignant public. In the House, the Senate bill
reducing the salaries Of Suprem, Judge to 81, 500
was passed. The Conference committee on tl
matter of difference between the two Houses, o
DR.. Scots bill for the relief of the families of vo
nntnrrs in the State and United States serri6o,
ported in favor of levy Of three -htths Of 4 mil
The report was agrecd 10 by vote Of 50 to 81, ar
the bill is now a law.
FRIDAY In the Scnate, the hill privileging mcu
bcrs and officers of the Legislature from arrest an
Imprisonment, was passed The vote by whic
the House bill was passed, furbidding the publcs
ton Of laws in newspapers, was reeOnsidcred, an
the bill is now on the table This mqrnng Senate
Long, from Seneca, introduced whereas and a rel
oution against wastclulness, fraud and speculate
in the army AMI BY contractors, which passed III
Senate and went directly through the House, NJ
Eggleton offered resolution, which was adoptc,
calling on the Governor to know whether he hO
heard from the Governor of Virginia in relation
IA railroad across the Panhandle of that STATE, |
the House, Senate joint resolutions, relative to III
protection of our soldiers from the imposition
suffers in the army, was adopted. Senate joint res
oluton, requesting Congress to pass such laws Il
will prevent fraud and corruption by the agent
and officers Of the government, was adopted. Sel
ate resolutions asking Congress to expel aud abO
sh suffers passed. Both Houses adjourned unit
next Tuesday noon. lHDEx.