Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
The Ohio Loriulasure.
wlDuElDAy. January 7.

81 Conventon tno use Of Wa ChamoeS' ~
Housr.--Pnyer BY the Rev. Dr.. Tslmbie.
Petitions were presented and referred. 40 fol.
lows, By Messrs BArtram and Doesel-For .
law to prohibit the further immieF eFa,lonsf "Frss
Americans of African descent" otherwise CALL
cd " Contrabands," Into this S,a.ej BY Mr..
Glsssnsr--In favor of the adoption Of sreso-
luton. to instruct our Senators and request our
Representatives In Congress, to use their best
endeavors to secure an immediate call for .
National Convention. the members to be elect
ed BY the people, to settle and sdIus. our Ma.
tional difticultiss; BY Mr.. Rock Foe slaW
to raise by tax the Rity dollar bounty for e.ch
soldier enlisted under the calls Of last summer
and iall Messrs. Krum. Roekwsii. Bafsram.
Dresel, Uhl, Johnston, Marsh and Grissold
gave notice OF new bills. Mr.. Silver Intro.
duced bill, which was read the arst time. To
amend section l0s Of an act entitled an act 70
provide for the semi annual collection Of taxes,
passed and took effect April 2, 1859.
Ms. Silver offered the following resolution,
which was ad1pted;
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eetner .ne ssaaaing nu,e' nov ~ to.cs aor .ne
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plnsea'
Meesrs. SaVer' eunssuius, seos' converse
and Warner we're appointed the committe pro.
vided for In the foregoing resolution.
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mr. D'eee' onercu 'no 'oAo"ins p.sA"ois
and rAeolutioo, which went over under the rule.
WHERRAs, The Governor Of Ohio, 10 Q recent
public address, made to the Governors Guards,
has ststed that it had been found necessary TO
arrest eleven citsens Of Ohio for disloy atty,
eight OF whom we're taken to military camps in
our State, and the remaining three imprisoned
out Of the State, and that those conHnsd within
the State had speedy examination acd we're
released,
WHEREAs, Il Ia well known, that all the cit
issns of Ohio, seized and Imprisoned, as stated
BY the Governor 10 his said address, were ar.
rested without due process of law, and deprived
of their constitutional right to Q speedy public
trial by an impartial Jury;
wHIRrAs, Il Is essential to the security OF
the people Of Ohio and 10 .ne honor OF our state
a,.,,o. IaeoIo, ' hat o@.nsss s % tno.n ~ ~ ,he %
law. those citizens Of Ohio we're arrested; there.
fore,
Resslped. That a select committee of five.
viih power 20 send for persops and papers and
70 Al. ausi,S ssssioo bonrs. hs snno;ntsd 70
dsy
L., Wha. cit;z.na Of Ohio vva,e. sinoa The
Ia., ssssIon Of this Lerislature. confined In anv
forts or 'nIaces of military oanfoenamt out
Ia of or Vitbin the lImits Of our State,
; d. Whs, the charges were seainst them;
81. By whom the charges we're made;
An. sy what oinciais and by whose orders all
'uSS S.b a Fos nat lsaS.b nj time and vbs,. each
one was Imprisoned, and how treated during bis
CoeansmensI :.
o'n whess. ,s;. rneS ana before VI Mna. nlounas
.Ss. tse rssnit Of suoh exsmios,ion mir zion ' Tss: ~N
7.b. How, when and on what terms the pris.
onsrs were released, -,
80, 'S A." ~ 1ro.ac, % sha .sM -; c,,,.sn @
aesipst unlawful arrests and TO secure 10 hem
the constitutional right to . speedy and public
"ial Dy an '@pa''la' JURY
Mi' ~'nn oAeioa 'ne ''no"'ns seSOloiohs'
"n'en "s.' ovef uu.s' 'ne 'uie'
The jodioIsrv be-. and tbav are Sssshv ins,,uet-
ed 20 report Bin for he more sfsctual ann
pression Of disloyslty TO the Goysrnment. within
the State of Ohio.
ResoIped. That said COMMITTEES likevise In
ouIrs whether any mpmber of thls House has |
BEEN engaged In any treasonsble p,soticea. Or |
giving aid or encouragement TO the ensmiss oil
the Government, In Oman reballIon, and if Al.
20 repor, the cIrcumstsnces, and tbs prope, an |
tiou 20 be taken In the promised
frhs.e resolutions ara .unnosea 10 n. . h,o.
" W e'o"
aimed as certain Aoolitoaists, and Aboli. !
hon members Of the House, who are under |
stood TO oppose the restofstIon of thu fJoion a.
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wa' psis'. '"e "e' ''mmsuosaV
Mf. batesbreeoiution, relative to the mileage
of members of The General Assemble. vas
t.hsb from ,hs tshle and refs,r.a 4, ~. 49,.
m,.,.s On ,ss Ios,s;.,, S,.h ,0.,.,",,. - ~. w.
"ssse y" 'Ao sse's'esys WIS ip'uveuens 70
report al an early dsy.
The resolutlon of Mr.. Keyser. os Man,oa "a.
= 49, II. :.
'ause 70 sneP "'e"' VI "s3oefe os tne Gen
eral Assembly, wes taken from the table, and
indeanitslv postponed tIgi ~
n o.s. se
AZ 0'u' io'e en~ 'Asu@ 'A'
Mn. sssAxxR.-l desire 10 say,ss preliminar,
70 Offering the resolutions which + hold n nv
hand, thss suppose the gsntlamsn from Ham.