Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-02


oHered prayer. The Senators were sworn
lnspy Judge Scott, of the Supreme Court
al OF WhOn were present except Messrs.
Warner and Wilson. /, it.Ig l7iu4
The Senate then proceeded to elect its
oineers, With the following result
PRESIDENT PRO TEN. s5
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Mr.. MAJ tin was declared elected and was
sworn In, when he was conducted to the
chair by Mr.. Willett. He said: Wv
SPEECH OF MR.. MARTIN.
GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE Permit me
UEV stEsssuiase a. y you upon lSi ths favorable
and ago Sa's on the ssse@ons aas fhs
, WAPAtn Of the General Assembly, the
CLOUD hung heavily upoll our
horizon; aud the din OF battle
lSt'arGs 'neaId where l trust it will be heard no
more. Let us rejoice together over the
change SO happily wrought, and, with new
hopes, new energies, and Frightening pros
poets, let us address ourselves to the duties
before us. Let these duties be done faith
fully and well; and-when finished let us
return to our homes cheered with the con-
clousness that we have at least endeavored
to meet tue responsible trusts committed to
our keeping. se' nEna
For myself personally, and 10 behalf of
the constituency that sent me here, you,
Gentlemen OF the Senate, will please accept
my thanks for the honor you have this day
conferred upon me. 1t Shall te the aim OF
my life to deserve the unexpected honor,
invoking your torbearance and your as
slstance in the discharge of my duties,
take the chair and announce the Senate as
ready TO proceed 10 business.
CHIEF CLERK. U-r 81 .l.9b
=. I. Hall, Of Muskingum, m,...............2l n
Amos Laynan, Of franAlih, ...............p
MIR. Hall was declared elected, and was
sworn in, and entered upon the discharge
OF his duties.4 EfaoL ,2tFgt p 81
'R1' FIRST ASSISTANT CLERK. ,.,s
e. Gr6snSSTS e. bUiS %coaone " sdS6ne; e.
Mr.. Rose was declared elected, was sworn
In, and entered upon the discharge of his
duties. "a ~ ft- rs 5sg-rnas
Vy SECOND ASSISTANT CLERK. VI
E.W. Miles, Of Morrow, ,9ss!.........2I
). H. Kennedy OF Clermont,. ...y......y Ia.
Mr.. Miles was sworn in and entered upon
the discharge fhis duties.
.sERGEANT-AT-ARMs.
= Jaues Slower, Of Logan. I. !. L.. ........, ol
Joseph Beynler, of Guernsey. -. .....gl..l2
Mr.. Slower was sworn in, and proceeded
to the discharge of his duties. Jiouw
T.. FIRST ASSISTANT sERGEANT-k ALARMS, Z
q John s. Carn, Of Hapcock .......... 81 ''''
Thomas Cougplin, of Crawford, .,..........I9
Mr. Carlin was sworn in, and proceeded
to discharge his duties.
.sEcoND ASSISTANT SERGEANT At ARMS.
H. G. Drinkle. Of Fairfield.
James Arnold. Of Rich and. ~. .....lI Ia "
Mr.. Drinkle was sworn in, and entered
upon his duties. , i.1''
Fremont Freeman was appointed Mes
Senger Boy. lfiNitH.I 'huHd lfhrllT sl1e0if
-g .-l REsoL6TIoNs. 0 % ''N
Mr. Hall offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted: rS sin7gsA 'ca
ResOlUed, That, until otherwise ordered,
the Senate adopt for its government the
rules OF the last Senate. igsoog-
Mr.. kellogg offered the following resolu
tion, which was adopted: 'hS ~
Resolved, That u message be semitic the
House OF Representatives informing that
body thai the Senate Is now organized and
ready to proceed to business. ,5,iths -
.!Mr. Sadler offered the following resolu-
ticn, which was adopted: aiv 7gle0Go,yd
RESOLVED, BY The General Assembly Of Ohio,
That the JOINT Rules Ot the last General
Assemblysior the governmental of the two
branches thereoi, be adopted by this Gene
Ial Assembly, until otherwise ordered. fsi x
Mr.. Griswold offered the following reso-
luton, which WAS adopted: JUT9ER4
fsResolped, That l.. A.. Rice be admittedto
aseat within the Hail, as Reporter for the
Cleveland Leader 81 sifl E4274I 'yioi5e7 ss't
Mr.. Hayden offered the following Sesoll-
tOD, which was adopted: VI noe % .Gg goifI
Resolved, That the Senate be opened with
prayer each dayyan for that purpose the
President be requested to invite tue Minis
ters OF the several churches of the city to
Perform that service. Ss5,gE' ,,, 3a,5s,35
Mr.. West offered the following resolution,
which was RdQptedi0- ~ g0l rislalefl-.tsN "a
Rtsolued, That the members of the Sem
ate proceed forthwithto select their seats
in the Senate by 'lot.3 sl5pW loasiqo0 o06e
This WIS accordingly donesi hoTgsg gupgianI
.us.a Mr. Hall offered the FOLLOWING resolution,
ch was adopted: aa,o ya Y, ms, ssO.s1 sS1,S y
80 Sived, That when the Senate adjourns9
l1~A until 10 o'clock al. M and when |
TAJ sreeess It win be until d, o,,clock T.
4-.f,4,sSl suo 10 viiiegp bgs snafic sd9 80 |
,os.dA HAYDEN fered the following resolu4
'eee which was adopted; .t9sb-s l7es
rPssolpsd That the Sergeant-at-Arm be |
autnorized and liregted 70 Prrange with the |
Columbus Postmaster tof tne delivery In
the Senate Chamber q the s, lessers, papers P
&ca9f the mensVpYrss sV s''V s'f'Vs " TSStYf '"Y i9A ~
a'S Mr.. Burt offered thefOllowing resolution,
x,hieh- WAS aA0DtedsFE katGTfT rflY5gTFTf-s
"hsSI M hat 4 eohmittee of tree be-
onnointed to reportpermanentrules ter the
ooyeriiment of the senate.
y syT SEessrs. BarE Hayden and Hal ysre :ap-
pointed said lcOmnittee!e l.ss Y y as,i.
The Sergeaat-atzAgms5 Tas dsFsqs 70
Mace the Senate Journal for w upod the
.desksuf' menhers.9 ,iaSl q M MN
Mr.. Kellogg offered gne ~ wnicn
was laid1p51 the ~ sn erdsEea Sgisa tS z ipe pee
printed: an xGsusro,, 1sss,uIl,,of Ohio
hesVsVs assn. 1t ae members elected 70 each
theretoy that it be and ds
'u.'I-a. III opo 70 the electors Of this State,