The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Neal Of
fered preamble and joint resolution, indor
sing the colonization scheme Of President
Lincoln, which were ordered to be printed.
A joint resolution was adopted, providing Tor
joiat convention to elect Uriied States
Senator, on Thursday, January %, 1863, at
IL O'Clock A. M. The vote upon this reso
luton was strict party vole---the Abol-
tionists voting for, and the Democrats against
it. Mr. Finck offered the following, which
was ordered to be printed:
Resolued, By the General assembly of the
Stute Of Ohio, three ftths Of the members of
each House concaring therein, That it be and
IS hereby proposed to the electors of the State
to vote al the next annual October State
lection, upon the approval or rejection OF the
following am ndment to the Constitution o.
this State.
"That the General Assembly shall, at its
first session to be held after the adoption OF
this amendment pass such laws as will effec
tually prohibit free persons OF color from i'm
migrating to and settlIrg in this State and to
etfeci ually prevent the owners Of slaves from
bringing them into this Stale Tor the purpose
OF setting them free"
The following bill was passed: To pro.
vide Tor taking the depositions and at1idac
! Wits and procuring the acknowledgment to
deeds, mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing, OF persons absent from the Stale
in the military service ofthe United States.
The Senate then adjourned, until Wedns.
dav morning at ten o'clock.
| In the House, a ter prayer by Rev Mr..
Roberts, the speaker laid before that body q
communication from the Governor, inclosina
the Quartermasters Generals response Il
Mr. Hills resolution Of inquiry as 10 certain
military claims. which was ordered TO be
printed together with the enclosure. a
statement was read from The Auditor of State
in answer to resolution, showing the o..
mount paid the Chief Clerks oi the Senate
and House OF Representatives, for service.
after the adjournment OF the General Assem-
IDLY, which was ordered TO be printed. Il
shows that ID. w. Rhodes, Chief Clerk o
the Senate, has received. for services since
the adjournment on the lst of May last seve,
hundred and ffty tn, dollars; and that Ed
ward Kinsman. Chief Clerk OF the House
has received, during the same time, one thou
sand and tscelOe dollars, being more than Joa,
dollass a day ier every day from the adjourn
ment until The meeting Of the Legislature OF
tho 9TH ofJanuary, inst. - StatesBiaa, I'll inst
| In the Senate, on Thursday, lnessag,
was received from the House, announcing id
readiness to go into joint convention to elec
q Unied States Senator. The Senate with
It's officers, then repaired to the Hall Of Rep.
resentatiyes and. after the election Off. r.
Wade, returned and took q recess. In th.
afternoon, it considered and amended the
bill for the relief of the families Of volunteer,
and ordered it 10 be read the third time or
Friday. Alter short executive session ths
Senate adjourned.
/ In the House, sundry petitions were pre-.
sented, praying ior law to prohibit negroes
from imnigrating into this State, for law
to allow soldiers to vote, all Of which were
referred. The following bill was introduced
and read the first time, BY Mr.. Latham