M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-21
SENAre.-January 11,-Mr. Howl

ellis introduced q Joint Resolution to
rescild the resolution b. which the
State agreed to the adoption Of the
amendment TO the Federal Constitu
ton known as the Corwin ComprO
mise.
In tho afternoon tho Senators re-
assempled in the Senate Chamber,
and were Joined By the Members Of
the House, with their ufiicers) and
the invited guests, sbd thence repair
cd, in procession, TO tho Els, front of
Tho State House, where they parti
cipated in the Inauguration cersm1n
ivs
After their return to the Senate
Chamber, Lieutenant-GoVernor Stan.
ton pronounced o Shorthand apprupri
ate FmOwell Address; and then in
lrodnced 10 the Senate his succesaor.
Col. Anderson, who delivered an able
and eloquent Inaugural Aidraes.
lIoU,E. BY NJ. Harrison: To
prohibit banks. bankers, brokers.
dealers in money, treasnrers of state.
county trcasnrers and incorporated
companies from receiving our paying
out any bahk notes issatd by any
bank which is not incorporated by th.
laws OF Ohio or act Of Congress.
Mr.. Ruerland offered ior adoption
the following preamble and resoiuti
ons, which, on his mo'ion, were re-
terred to the committee on Military
Affairs.
| WHEREAS, Every colorei man that
Voluntarily takes his place in the army
as q soldier, 40 far as they have been
tried, supplies the place Of q white
oDe ; and
WHEREAS, The risks and liabilities
incurred by conrcl soldiers are great.
er than those Incurred by white men;
WHEREAS, Tho poverty, dastitu-
non nnd suffering Of the families Of
this down-trodden and oppressed raco
are snch as strongly appeal to the
JAst'ce and eympalhy Of the nation ;
therefore.
Be it K solved By the General As.
semnly oi tho State oi Ohio, That our
Senators in Congress be an they are
hereby instructed. and our Re present.
"''yee requested. to use their power
ana influence 70 procure the passage
ot a law granting the Same protection
and placing co!ored Roldicrs on the
'ame footing n white men in regard
to pay. pensions and bounty,
BE- It further Resolved, That .hc
Governor Of Ohio be and he ia hereby
requested to forward copies of rhes,
resolutions 10 our Senators and Re.
pre'entatrves in Congress.
Mr. Brat'on offered the following
IA an amendment to the proposed snb
stituto + r the resolution in relation
70 publishing the Address of G. V
Dorsey:
ReSoie'd That, In addition to and alonl
with G. Volney DoFsey's Address. on tn
lie. character and services Of Andrew Jack
son. there be published the following II
tracts rom the F5Tewell Address of Ger
Jack'or, on his leaving the PresiIpniia
chair, on the 4,h OF March 1877, contain
] ing he true position OF Jackson on he sui
i jec' matter Of said Dorsey's address to wii
The Union cannot be preserved and tn
Constitution maintained by tie m,re coe,
ctus pOwer coWi3td TO The GenerGl Gowrn
, meHt and all ever such ? struggle Is bpgur
md the citizens Of one section Of the couf
Try are arra,ed in arms against those Of ar
i other. in doubtful conflict let the battle re
suit rs 1t may, there pih be am.ni of Il
Union, Ond with it an end 10 the hopes {
ireemen. The yictorr of the yictnrs wouI
{ not secure TO them the blessings Of libert,
II wouli avenge their wrongs. but. the
|. would themselves share in the commr
4 ruin, ach State has the unqheslionabI
right to regulate its own Internal concern
according to its own pleasure; enj while
!. doe; not interfere with the rights Of Ii
\. Uniou every S,ate, mnSt he the sole u lge t
The meaeurps proper To secure the safety
it's own citizens aud promote their haprine,
+ All efIerts on the part of the reople ofohc
States TO cas-: oIium upon !heirin stitutior
dnd MI measurer calculated 10 disturb the
D rights of property Or to putin jeopardy the
peace AMI Internal tranquility, are in diIc,
opposition to the spirit in which the Unic