Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

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SENATE. Petitions were presented TO prevent
the Immigration Of negroes Into the State, and
referred 70 the commltIee on Federal Relations:
Anil was passed, To amend section lao Of
the Code Of Civil Procedure before Justices OF
the Peace.
A, mesaaee was received from the House,
notifying the Senate Of the passage Of the res
oIution for an adjourned session. sN.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved 10 lay the resolution on
the table. Lost-Yeas IL, nays 2l.
A motion 70 refer the resolution 20 the oom-
mittee on Finance, was lost-Yeas l3, nays ~.
The question then being on the adoption Of
the resolution, the vote stood--yess IL, nays ~,
as follows:
YrAs--Messrs. Gardner, Godfrey, Groesbeck,
Gunckle, Hood, McBurney, McClung, McVeigh,
Perrill, Quinby, Robson, Welsh, and Whet-
slone-l3.
NAYs-Messrs. Blercs, EsglestOn. Fink,
Harsh, Hitchcock, Johnston, Kelly, Kinny,
Miles, Monroe, Neal, O'Connor. Ready, Roby,
Shsrrard, Sinnet and Sprague-l1
Me-. Kinny moved TO reconsider The vote,
which motion was laid on the table BY vote
OF yeas 81, nays7 Z.
Bills we're introduced, Supplementary to the
act to establish code Of civil procedure. pass
cd March ii, 1853,
In committee OF the Whole, Mr., Monroe Of.
fered to amend the tax bill so that the levy for
common school purposes shall read Zone mill
and four-tenths,p In place Of Zone mill and
two-tenihs," upon which there was spirited
discussion. Committee reported progress.
Mr.. McBufney moved to take from the table
the motion to reconsider the vote by which the
resolution for an adjourned session was lost,
whigh was agreed to, The question being up
on the resolution, IL WAS lost--yeas IA, nays IL.
Housr Petitions we're presented against the
immigration Of negroes into the State; To
complete the Giiead Side-eut Canal.
Mr.. Odlin offered the following:
ResolOed BY the General Assembly Of The Stale
Of Ohio, That when this General Assembly ad-
Iourns it adjourns 70 meet on the first Monday
Of December, 1862.
Mr. Converse moved TO amend the lime 10
the stSt Mondsy In January, 1859. Not agreed
to is stHs,itff inf
Mr. Lind offered to amend: Provided that the
members shall receive three dollars per diem,
and 10 more, for the adjourned session. To
which amendment. Mr. Rpss offered az amend
ment: That the members have the right 10
give their savices to the State o Ohio II they
see proper. Which was agreed 10. The amend
ment as amended was not agreed to.
Mr.. Myers moved to amend; Provided that
no member or officer Of the Assembly ahall ct
said adjourned session, receive any per diem
pay for any time they may be absent, with or
without leave. Not agreed to.
The question then being Ga The fesoiution
offered BY Mr.. oilin, the vete stood--Ieas "A,
nays IS, as follows:
: YEAs--Bartrsm, Bayard, BRAKEMAN, Cook,
Grouse, Dlckman, Fee Of BeoWn, Fee of Vim
ton, Ferguson, Ferrill, Flagg, Glessner, Girls
void, Gnnsaulus, High, HixsoD, Howe, huston.
Kennon, KeyseF of Monroe, Keyser Of Noble,
Lemen, Lott, Marsh, Means, Miller, Mont
gomery, Mcclellan, 0dlin, Patterson, Randall,
ReAmJ, Rsisiueer, Roberto, Ross, Sleg, Smith,
Stewart, Thorp. Uhl Vance, Warner, Wells,
Wilkins and Wilson. .la.a.s lata.-
NAys--Ault, Babcock, Bates, Blocker, Boe-
sci, Clarke, Converse, Diesel, Gribbeu, Hsrri
son, Harsh, Hills, Holden, Howard, Jeffties,
Johnston, Kecb, Krum, Latham, Lind, MsGett.
Masters, Myers, McGill, Norris, Osborn, Pierce,
Purssll, Reilly, Resinger, Robb, Rockwell,
Sohell, Scott, snyder, Stanton, Stiers, Silver,
Tiffany, Titus. Wallsr. West, Woodbury., linn
and Speaker gases
Mr.. Howard moved to reconsider the vote;
upon which motion the yeas were 66, NAYS 27
A motion to take recess was loss
The question being on the resolution, Mr..
Scott moved to refer 1t TO the committee on
Retrenchment-yess IL, rsys 65. .r.sss
A motion TO lag on the table was not agreed
to.
Mr.. Ross moved the previous question, yeas
49, nays q. rfG4t tPas.l
The question then being on the resolution, the
vote stood-yeas 46, nays 81.
Bills were introduced-To amend section II
Of an act to provide for the partition of real
estate passed Feb. II, ls3lJ To amend section
"a Of the civil code; To amend the law for the
levying taxes upon property according to the
real value In money.
II. B. l66, To amend section 42l Of the civil
code, was indefinitely postponed.