Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

shave neYer sought 10 imposelt upon 9TH
ers," vet 1--WE owe It TO cand0f and to the
amicable relations exlstiug between the
United States and foreign powers, to de-
clare, that we should consider any attempt,
on their part, 10 extend their system toaEy
portion Of this hemisphere; as dangerous
10 our peace and s9fstg;S' and therefore, for
tions, and maintaining our1orrn of govern
ment, we declare that our only safety, and
the true way to "beware of entangling al
liances," Is, for the United States jointly to
Nact in the future as they have ever acted
heretofore ~ aud that the linterferenoe of
Europe In" our Concerns, should be spon-
tane6usIy withheld by her Upon the Same
principles that we have never interfered
with hers; and that 10 she should interfere,
as she may" aud to some extent has, "by
measures which may have,a great and dam
lgefolis recoi upon ourselves, we mighs be
called, I'M defense Of our own altars) and
lfresides, to take an, attitude which would
cause our 70 be respecteps and
choose peace or war, as our interests, gtid-
ed by Justice, shall counsel"
ReSoi5ed That Che patriotism and devo-
tion of our people, which led to- abe, preser-
walton of our country by the overthrow of
armed traitors, who'sought its destruction,
for the purpose of establishing the most
cruel despotism, viii supply ample means,
should necessity require IT, for,the perpet1
uation Of that national existence, wherever,
threatened or assailed by foreign powers D''
ResolUed, That we fully indorse that por-
tion of President JOhnsoils message re-
latingto the question of n6n-ihtervehtion,,
and pledge him our firm support 10, All pru-i
dent and just measures to maintain the
same. 'a' ~ eI2ll lhlo Ehh hanI ~ ioI loNoY
Laid on the table to be printed.
\ Mr.. Hayden presented a. resolution Of the
Common Council of Cincinnati, asking all7
thority to raise means to establish a work.
house in that city. Referred TO a special
committee of three-tfie Senators from
Hamilton county.
/ Mr. Hurd offered resolution instructigg
the eSergeant-at- Arms to procure two addi7
tionaI tables for the reporters for the press
Carried. n9ies3l .ir ,f'aHni@ ~ q M
Mr.. Berry, on leave, presented the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted: ,a..ia
WHEREAS, Reports being in circulation
to the effect that there are persons contfn-
ed in the Ohio Penitentiary without any
authority, contrary to, and in violation Of
the laws of the State of Ohio; therefore,
be it o' l.l y. .9..l-i y. ~.
Reso1oed, That the Warden Of the Ohio
Penitentiary be, and he is hereby request
regard to the following points. to-wit:---
Are there any persons confined In the
Ohio Penitentiary, except those under SEN
tence oflthe civil courts OF the State of Ohio
or the United States? If so, give their
names and places OF residence; the date
and place of sentence; the length of time
for which they are sentenced; the crime for
which, and the authority by which, they
are so confined. .9leF s7oilid d 80 tlth
Mr.. Hayden, on leave, presented a bill
to suppress counterfeit bank notes in the
State of 0hio.f1 rn1 5fapHdI' 0li u.f sgra
Mr.. Hollister. from select committee,
reported bill to authorize, the commis-
sioners of Hamilton county to make partial
remdneration' for the bridge across the
Big Miami at Cleves, to the recent owners
and donors thereof .azyf-sl, sss l1,y.1q
Mr.. Hayden offered the following resolu-
-tion: --.....i,, ~, tg5g n"n'2
Resolred, That the standing committee
on Printing be directed. to inquire into the
expediency of employing reporter or re-l
porters TO report Tor publication the pro-
ceedings of the two Houses of the General
Assembly, and to report by resolution or
otherwise to the Senate, at an early day.
Mr.. Dowdney, on leave, gave notice. of
bill TO amend section % of the act con-
cerning the relation of guardian and ward.
On nmotion, the Senate adjourned.f mar5 |