Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-15
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race or color. 1Tr. wilson INTRODUCED 8 bin
supplementary 70 the Military Reconstrue-
Enent Of the rebel States, and to facilitate
restoration. Mr.. Cragim introduced a joint
% prohibit the rs-elsctiou Of s President or
Vice President for second term Of once.
GecIarfna certain further guarantees to be
required In the EecOngtructiOu o. the rebel
The resolutions require that existing Gov
eEmmanfs must be vacated, and be no part Of
the reconstruction that Provisional Gov
ernmeuts must supersede the present illegal
GfoWefuuGntgs that none bat loyal persons
state Coxarr1lleatEs that public schools must
De established open 70 aIIs and thata home
Senator Sherman was chosen chairman Of
me COMMITTEES On klnanee -. In the House
me speaker presented the loltoWing tele-
graphic dispatch to him. dated Charleston, /,
8. O., March 1i
aThe members Of the south Caroline Mis-
Church, now in session, send greeting 70
Congress and uevout than nks9lTtug 70 All
s1on bill q protest in their rights All classes
.Jslsnedl Levi SCOTT, President.
A. WEB8rER, Secretary.
A bflI introduced By aIr Stevens was
passed repealing the act netroeeding the
county of Alexandrias D. G. TO Virginia
lsET1ng the records of the last Judiciary
s7oLllialttee, win instructions 70 sit at wiz
March ss--3fr. Chandler introduced anoth-
q snip Canal BILL which provides
20 ao4ns tne entire work by eFoFeruTIlent
sons resolution prohlbtffnE the sale Of liq-
nor In tho public bulll ings wa referred attel
cd that the COMMITTEES rooms OF the Senate
we're issIs peter 5llsI fe f,s az ne Bi 81
dent to cause a gold medal 70 9e struck and
pLsssts " ss1e Ape ol tls AtlIsL ~ ~ - -
people % Geo. PEABODY on account OF his glIi
Of 81 100000 TO the South for educational Pur-
poEez---- me House Judiciary Committet
The House took un the contested election
case Of pelano vs. Morgan, heard both par
ties, and extended the time for taking testt-
rnnny. rs days. All attempts to Aegislate on
financial matters failed, and the joint Com
11ktt85 on reconstruction was not ontinueo-
Narch g.-In the Senate q petition was pre-
Ru- from the citizens of Alexandra, Va.
- -rt,g Congress to delay action on the joint
AGd0n annulling the Alexandra cleo
uC44s- N1r. wilson stated that since OHer1ne
the resolution referred TO he had been wait
ad on y g uelsgatlon troIn alexandra FRnc
asAfe4 Am ttte5 GIG n3t DslAsNe Ille lttle 80
OF Congress applicable to their election, as
no District Commander was appointed, and
that IN the May election they should receive
the votes of negroes under the military law
a resolution was passed appropr1ating one
aaiilion dollars for the relief Of the destitute
people Of the South and Southwest. The
House judiciary Committee continues TO
prosecute the impeachment Investigation
with energy. Several witnesses examined
by the ConTaittee last session viii probably
be recalled by the Dem 0cratic members 81
the Committee
March HIN the Senate a petition OF s37
citizens Of Alexandria for Remuneration to
to the District Of Columbia, was presented
several new bills, chiefly OF special char
acber. were introduced. The resolutions de-
S5Atttl lllt.t utttlt5t lt-ta ltles are 1ettu
u sne 3o4snefn states We're tanled because
the principal points Of the resolutions are
I1D2Slless lS n tle su2 ~ now pc
she House 8 bill was introduced to guarantee
eertaln States that have been In rebellion a
A@111s4- tl1Al4 81 50 "A llL1 Ats
5ntrodueea extending the provisions Of the
alerH enlisted lor min e months killed IN bat
5ls also 9 nlll 70 etlllasAAze 1OunLles. Also q
4taP4o41c now suEler1nG nom Wonn0A. also
q bill granting pension from date of dis
ehaL95. also 9 p5Al oeelaf.lofy o. ttle law as
q amending the Constitution OF the United
5tateE4 a resolution was referred declaring
E1at the IlriEclp PIE that the war debt should
q Is not sanctioned bv sound principles OF
National scouonag. Mr.. Sch MEX introduced
g Dill to equaliae bounties It Is the same
bill that passed the House on the 18th Of Feb
runrv last, and gives G8.83S per month for
active service, deducting local bounty and
prize naoHaeyz- a et1tstfy n6construc-
ton bill was passed by II to q, every Re-
publican voting for 1T.
March I2.-Resolutions were introduced
declaring the sym apatny Of the United States
with the Irish people against British oppres-
tEing the 8ecretory OF war to furnish arms
for arIn1ng the Tennessee loyal militia. The
to pav sTpenseg of en- f5rcs5Ilienf Of f5e re-
construction law.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
March 7.-The Senate passed a bill re-
quiring minor offensss in counties OF
Erie, Lucas, Riehland. Holmes, Mont
gomery, Delaware, FTauklin, Scioto.
and Jefferson to be lried in the Probate
Courts Of those counties. The House
passed a bill to protect cemeteries, and
90 repeal the act authorizing incOrporR-
tious to prevent burials within their
limits. The Senate tabled the liquor
law with the House amendments.
March S.-The Senate passed bills au-
thorizing county commissioners, to sell
lands to the amount Of $4,000, without
vote of the people, when the interest
Of the county requires iG pun fishing
frespasses on mining. lands with the
same penalty as for trespass above
ground, Joint resolution Distributing
5000 copies Of laws of this Session in
sheets in advance of their publication
in volumes. The House passed bills 70
introduce printing and binding into
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum nubhor-
i1ing incorporated Villages to aid in the
construction. os tuRupikess to appoint
q commissioner TO collect statistics rel
alive TO Ohio soldiers buried outside OF
the State. Bills were read the first
time authorizing the commissioners OF
Stark and Clark counties to build court
houses in those coGnties.
March s,--The Senate passed a bill for
the creation and regulation of indie
pendent county agricultural societies
Mr.. Justice introduced a bill to prnhibit
the infiictiOn of cOrporeal punishment
in common schools.
In the house a bill was introduced
providing that mayors and justices OF
the peaca shall have concurrent iuris-
diction with the court Of common pleas
in minor criminal cases. Gives the de-
fendant a right to demand jury trial
same as IN common pleas The bill
providing for the settlement of the es-
tates Of deceased persons was passed
with the Senate amendments. ResoIu-
tions were Offer cd by Mr.. Stanton COM
mending the reconstruction law passed
by Congress Referred Resolutions OF
sympathy for the President and the
South were offered by Mr.. Permission /
Of Pike. Petitions were received ask /
ing for the publication of "Ohio's Rec
ord in the Rebellion" Several local /
billsand bills Of minor Importance were /
passed
March 1.-THE House passed q bill reg
ulating the payment Of costs in minor
oftauses. Also a bill amending the
game laws. Also a bill regulating the
payment of local bounties. Also a bill
20 authorize the COMMISSIONER of Stark
county to build a court house. Also a
Dill authorizing township trustees to /.
connne IN public pound animals
found running at large. The bill for
the appointment of railroad Dolfce was
favOrabiy reported from. Corau7fttea ~
Conference and the report agreed to. A
bill was passed authorizing villages of
population under $500 and over 1000 to
assist IN building free turnpikes. The
resolutions Of sympathy with President
Johnson and the rebels, offered bv a
Democrat1c member yesterday. were ta-
ken up and amended so as to read ssVVe
are Of opinion that the men who MUIR
dered helpless prisoners of war Al Fort
Pillow, and starved them 10 death al
Libby Prison, at Belle Isle, at Ander-
sonville, and Salisbury. are mt nror9er
persons to be trusted with the -aorosr7
ization and control ufEtate governr1e-,fs
IN tne south" Ihe resolutions were
passed by a strict party vote.
March 4z.--o4r. Cole presented in the
Senate q petition from cOlOred citizens
of Logan. county praying that the word ,
ityFhitev be stricken from the COnstit1
ton and for the repeal of all laws dis
eliminating against persons Of color
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