Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
congregational.
WASHINGTON, April 6.

oENATE.--Mr 0rlmes presenteu Joho
resolugloi 10 repeal tiie resoluti0n auenor-
lziIiS Iie tr,ilsIer OF men from Ine niiiiCary
10 Che naVal service. Alter snorG coilo-
guy Detween Messrs; haze, Grines, Conhess
ana lrumDgii, on the laCters motion, IL
was rclerfeu 70 the committee on nayal al
iairs' lBg
Ihe senate then took up tne JOINT reso-
llt,on 10 anena the CONSTITUTION. nariaii
addressed the Senaoe III support OF the
measure. e
Mr, oaulspury ionoWeu IN opposition 70
tie measure anu opposisloh W MI JOINT
soI,,s speech mace yesteruay.
Messrs. Hale ana McDougai also spoke at
lengthi r ,.
.1i55.vpMel Proposeu an a,lehuiiene ., as
an m auultioha, secti0n, pIoViuihg tnat tne
iIsioess w ahN Ice Ieslueiic snali n1c hoiu
tIeir onlces more than Six years. lteJect-
,,... w oI:
~, vei nt a,ieuuihens i' na plvviug
Gnu. S,l,v mo III, issoiu.lon Vi mw, passeu py
sna. ieia.J " noao M,.,i one sup,
JeSS M anu haye more tIlal ong titie. relecteu
-o9po o. Daws lneiouuceu as an anienu-
nedC 1o niS Jyln. IesViue'9n W Piv'iuc uew
n,ouy ps"s;d y, eiecslns sne Ileslue1e I1u scJ 5
,. tusiut, neivtoiole ,a Prescn.eu' h'Jeceeu'
AoJo"ineu Misno"e i''iai acelon'
Select committee on the subject, reported
bill providing that the heads OF the execu-
tive departments may occupy seats on the
| floor OF the House. The Dill was ordered
| to be printed, and permission given for the
majority to report and the views OF the MI
| nOrlty TO be handed In.
The House then resumed the coDsidera-
tion OF the National Bank bill, the question
being on agreeing to the amendments re-
ported from the Commlttee OF the Wnoie.
q MIR. Hooper made the closing speech, CIV
Ing his reasons atlength why the paper cur
rency should be under the control OF a ma
tional law.
The House proceeded to vote on the vari-
GUS amendments; agreeing to that author
izing the issue OF notes OF a. less denomina-
tion than fve dollars, by aVote OF ~ against
| "a, and agreed to another amendment that
hot more than One-slxth Of the notes shall
| be of less denomination than five dollars,
| and when specie payments are resumed,
such small notes are to go out OF circula-
tion l ~ I
The House concurred on the am end
ment that any bank or banking associa-
ton, organized in pursuance OF the laws OF
any state, undcr the articles OF assurance
which prohibit specified changes therein,
may be changed and converted into ma
tiOu" uhnhlu6 "cSuiuhNS "iuOA ehO PiO-
visions of this act, without any change in
the articles OF assurance, ana lts dlrections
at such time may continue in Office, and
their successors may, from time to time,
be elected or appointed IN the manner pro-
Vided Dy the artlcles OF assurance. Inc
vote on concurring the above was yeas 90,
nays 53. The House then agreed, by a
vote OF ~ against I'll, to amend the amend
ment, that the taxes or duties imposed by
Congress, from time to time, shall be In
lieu OF all other taxes on sad assurances.
| The House then voted on the amendment
that the rate OF per cent. interest, liked III
section 80, shall be deemed the lawful in
terest IN al the oIaCeS Wnere no raCG Is es-
tablished; the bank shall be bound by the
state law regulating the interest IN the
state where IL is located.
The amendment was concurred in-yeas
~, nays 43.
The House next voted on the new section
Nothing in this act shall be construed to
prevent the taxation by States OF the capi-
tai stock OF the banks organized under this
act the same as property OF other monled
corporations for State or municipal pur-
poses, but no state snail impose tax upon
such association, or their capital, clrcula-
ton, dividends or business at higher rate
OF taxation than snail oe imposed by sIlci