Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
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A lew days ago the House at Columbus
adopted resolution IN favor Of an adjourned
session. The Senate on Thursday, took up
this resolution and adopted It BY vote Of
ysss 1s, nays II. A motion to reconsider was
laid on the table by 81 to q subsequently,
the motion was taken from the table. The
motion to amend so ss to substitute January,
1888, the time to which adjournment should
be had instead Of December, 1852, was mega
dved. The resolution was killed on the Sec
ond attempt to pass it, by vote of yeas Ia
nays ls.
We find the House, however, passing
another resolution to adjourn to next winter,
as will be seen by the following proceedings
Mr.. odlin thinking, perhaps, to further the
business which the caucus falls to accomplish,
asked and obtained leave 10 offer the follow
ing resolution;
| Re,oISsd 6y he GsaeraI Assembly of the
Sat- Of Ohio, That when this General AS.
sambly adjourn, it adjourn to meet on the first
Monday Of DecenbeT, 1854. t
Mr.. Converse moved to amend by striking
out and inserting January, 1858, which was
not agreed to.
NJ. Lind then offered 6 provisO, that the
members Of the General Assembly shall re-
oeive 50 per day, and no more, for the ad-
Ijourned session.
The Speaker decided that ss this amend
ment would conflict with the Constitution, 1t
Ia -. -. L., Is ada,fa5 put 70
meet this point on motion Of Mr.. Ross, It
was resolved that the members Of the Gen
eral Assembly have the right to give their
services to the State If they think proper.
This was about as far as the hberality of
members could afford to 60, and the amended
amendment was voted down.
But Mr.. Myers thought be would see If
members would be just If not generous, and
moved the following: That no member or
officer Of the General Assembly shall. at said
adjourned session, receive any per diem for
any time they may be absent, with or with
out leave, and the Speaker Is hereby directed
10 withhold c certificate for sny such time,
he was probably not aware that the stat
utes declare t'if the House refuse TO excuse
abssntees they shall not receive per diem;'
but If excused, OF course they can draw their
pay, a resolution 70 the sontrary notwith.
standing.
The proviso was lost-yeas %, nays Ga.
The question on the resolution being then
put resulted-
Yeas-Bartram, Bsysrd, BRAKEMAN, Cook,
Grouse, Dickmsn, Fee, OF Brown, Fee, of Vim
ton, Ferguson, Ferrell, FlaTg, GieSsner, Girls
void, Gunsa1lus, High, Hixson, Howe, Hus-
, ton, Kennon, Keyser, of Monroe, Keyser, Of
Noble, Lemon, Lott, Marsh, Means Miller,
Montgomery, Mcclellan, 0dlin, Patterson,
Randall, Reamy, Roberts. Ross, Sieg, Smith,
Stewart, Thorp, Uhl, Vance, Wells, Warner,
Wilkins, Wilson-44.
Eays-Ault, Babcock, Bates, Blocker, Boe-
sci, CLARK, Converse, Dressl, Gribben, Hsr-
rison, Harsh, Hills, Holden, Howard, Jeffries,
Johnston, Keck, Krum, Latham, Lind, Maf.
fett Masters, Myers, McGill, Norris, Osborn
Pierce, Pursen, Reilly, Reisinger, Robb, Rock
well, Schell, Scott, Snyder, Stanton, Stiers,
Silver, Tiffany, Titus, Wallar, West Wood.
bury, Zinn, Spesker-46.
Half an hour afterwards, on motion oi
Mr.. Howard, (Wsde Republican, the vote
was re-eonsidered. A call of the House was
ordered, and eighty-six members answered
to their nsmes Motions to lay the resolu-
ton on the table, to take recess, and to ad-
ijourn, followed, under call of the ayes and
nays.
The previous question was then moved and
sustained, and the vote being taken on the
resolution resulted.
Yeas-Bartram, Baysrd, Boesel, BRAKEMAN,
Cook, Grouse, Dickman, Fee Of Brown, Fee,
Of Yinten, Ferguson, FeFrell, Flagg, Gless-
ner, Griswold, Gunsaulus, High, Hixson,
Huston, KennOn, Keyser, Of Monroe, Keyser,
Of Noble, Lemen, Lot Marsh, Means, Miller,
Montgomery, Mcclellan, Norris, Odlin, Pat
terson, Randall, Reamy, Roberts, Ross, Say
Ter, Sieg, Smith, Stewsrt. Thorp, Uhl, Vance,
Warner, Wells, wilkins, Wilson-46.
Nsys-Babcock, Bates, Blocker, Clark,
Converse, Gribben, Harrison, Harsh, Hills,
Holden, Howard, Johnston, Keck, Krum,
Nahstt Masters, Myers, McGill, Osborn,
Pierce Reilly, Rsisinger, RObb, Rockwell,
Sehen, Scott Snyder, Stanton, Stiers, Silver,
Tiffany, Titus, Wallar, West Woodbury.,
Zinn, Speaker-37.
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