Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

The House then took recess.
.szsy 'gsars AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Hughes offered the following resolu-
WHEREAS, The House, by It's vote this
morning allowing the use Of the Hall to a
convention of negroes, has established a
precedent which will admit all manner of
irresponsible parties into the Hall at differ
ent times during the session / therefore
be it
Resolvea That the members who have
given receipts to the Sergeant-at Arms for
copies ofiSwan & Critchfeld's Statutes, be
and they are hereby released from all re-
sponsibility, which may accrue from the
loss Of said statutes. ,,,I sEcss.t
Mr.. Wiles offered a joint resolution for
the appointment of committee of three on
the part of the House, and ---- or the part
of the Senate, to Investigate the propriety
of purchasing suitable residence for the
occupancy of the Governors Of Ohio, dur
ing their respective terms Of office; said
committee to report by bill or otherwise.
The resolution was adoptedAyeas 43,
nays 81 .1..H ''ff '7i. '-.' Iiu Hrr F'l ~
Mr.. Welsh offered the following ioiut
resolution: risA .gl
WHEREAS, The Governor has sent to this
House a communication from Capt. Il. l..
Parker, Provost Marshal of Atlanta, Ca,
which gives information of the british bur-
ial and inhuman treatment Of seven Ohio
soldiers at that place, viz: Wm Campbell,
George d. Wilson, Marion II. Ross, Benz.
G.. Shadrach, Samuel Slavens, s. Robinson
and John Scott, who were hung by the reb-
ell authorities for dlscharging their duty
nobly as soldiers In defense of their Gov
ernment, aud for acts of daring valor sell
dom eulaled: be IL, therefore,
Res0lUed, by The General assembly Of the
State of Ohio, That the Governor OF the
State OF Ohio be and Is hereby authorized
to employ a suitable person to procure, II
possible, the remains of said soldiers, and
to bring them to this State, and to inter
them in some public cemetery as the Cow
ernor may elect, and to erect a suitable
monument to their memory; and further,
that the Governor Is authorized to defray
the expenses out of his contingent fund, or
such funds as may be placed in his hands
Tor that purpose.
Referred to the committee on Military
Affairs. ri I'D r'r .t.Hrl
On motion of Mr.. Tripp, a message was
sent to the Senate Informing that body
that the House was ready to 20 into joint
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