The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
Which was agreed TO.



To provide for q State bounty Of three hun
having served Two Years or more IN the Ma
Iianul Armies. shall re enlist IN the veteran
regiments tor three years.
MIR. Connell sffered the following pream,
bls and 10 int resolution:
WHEREAS. Thousands OF Ohio'S Old sol
dieIs in he field are ic snlistng as veteran
volunteers with the hope and ssGu rance that
the ranks OF tie veteran regiments will be
speedily til!td by the operations Of the draft;
and,
WHEREAS, II is now declared 10 be the
purpose OF he War Department to give cred
it to Ohio on her quota OF drafted men for
re enlistment Of veterans and to that extent
lessen the number OF men to DO drafted,
| therefore,
BE it Rtsolved By Tho General A,srmbly Of
tho State Of Ohio, That in the name ard In>
behalf Of the veteran volunteers of Ohio
We protest against the cSedit on Ohio's quota
for re>en,stment OF veterans as u'just 10
them, and detrimental to the service, and
demand that the ranks Of skeleton veteran
regiments b. speedily ilIei by drafted men
| Referred to the committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr.. Jamson offered the following resolu,
| tion:
! Resolved, That the committee on CLAIMS be
instructed 10 report the expedsncy Of crca-
ting commission for the purpose Of audit
ing the claims ol ITEMS OF the S ate OF
Ohio for property taken, and damages sus-
tained to public and private property by tie
enemy under command of John Mo,gan-
Also, the claims OF ctiz rs for property to-
ken by the United States forces pursuing
Morgan. Should such commission be con
sidered expedient, the committee are hereby
instruced to repor: what legislation is ne
eessary to create such commission, By bill or
otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. s evenson tho rssolu>
ton YES 80 amended as 10 include cases Of
property destroyed by Ohio soldiers. !. was
then referred to the committee on ll.e Judi
cary.
| HOUSE MIR. Gansaulus offered fur adop>
tion resolution instructing the comnit'ee
on Agriculture to inquire end report whsth
er iurtker legislation is practicable 10 con
fiscale dogs and protect sheep, and the wool
gr wers OF the state; which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Keyser Of Monroe, offered e resolu
tion asking information OF the State Treas
urer as to the amount and what disposal has
been made of the ''conscicntious iund -
Laid over under the rule. ...
THURSDAY, January IA.
SENArE.--Ths Military Committee repor
ted in favor Of the adoption OF the resolution
offered by Mr. Connell protesting against the
action of the War Department at Washing
ton, in allowing the 70 enlistment oil veterans
10 be credited on the draft.
Discussion followed, in which MessLs
Connell, Luuden, McBurney, Neal, Jamison
West, Converse and Day, participated.
Mr. West moved to amend the preamble
: and resolution 80 as to make the terms gen
eral as to the Uni,sd States, instead OF tc
this State only, which was agreed 10.
The resolution was postponed and made
the special order for 1oIa o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
On motion Of Mr.. McGin Ms, a resolution
was adopted instrucing the Committee or
Railroads TO inquire and report what further
legislation. II any, is necessary to compe
railroad companies to fence their roads.
HoUsE.--Mr. Lind introduced bill Ia
provide for the appointment, by the Govern
or, Of board oi commissioners, to be styled
Railroad Commissioners, and prescribing
their duties to wit: TO use each Railroad
within the State at least, once every year u
examine it's affairs and condition and re
port annually to the General Assembly, and
also to report to the Attorney General case,
Of nom compliance with law by the railroad
companies.
Mr.. Watson offered for adoption resolu
tion directing the Committee on Judiciary
10 report by bill, or otherwise. concerning
the expediency Of appointing commission
to ascertain damages committed by the Nor,
gan raid. Adopted. :
Mr.. Putnam offered for adoption q resolu
tion seQues,ing the General Governmsn,
10 remove its present Commissioners for ex,