Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-04
The Ohio Legislature.
( TauRsDAY, January 8, 1867.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.

MORN1NG bESblONsf
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ramsey, the journal Of
Mr. HURD presented the credentials Of Robert
Justice, MIR. Critchfeld's successor from the Dis
trict composed OF the counties OF HOMES. hhOA,
&c;. who was sworn. and ente ed upon the discharge
Mr.. hayden offered the following resolution.
which was adopted:
sage as relates 20 the proposed amendments oil tne
Consultation of the United States, together with
the amendments which accompany the MESSAGE 20
referred to the committee on Federal helagons;
Petitions we're presented by Meisrs Sadler; har-
ris- aud Mcfarland, and appropriately relerrep.
Sundry bills were read the second time and COM
Mr. LINN gave notice Of bill, To amend Sec.
of ian act defining the Jurisdiction and regnlhnng
tbe practice of Probate Court: :" also oil Dll, ITO
ydng 70! the aPPointmsS1St dS SGfrs Ss FnSUOo and
Revenue Laws Of Ohio, and prescribing tneir du-
The following bills we're introduced and read the
nris 'By Mr. Mr. MARTIN-To amend an act entitled an
act to amend an act entitled act TO regulate In
sgrance Companies not ncorporStsd oSt ,sst HA'o Oi
BY Mr.. HAYDEN-TO amend an act 10 authorize mo Y .
certain cities Of the FIRST class to Issue bonds LOT the
purpose OF gas works, passed April 1862 or;m;r.
Procedure for the State of Ohio,
ByMr, HURD, from the committee on univerSltles
and COlleges-rO authorize the President ana rus
ices Ol Onlp Oni niVeIsty w HAAns "' NN- -o@f
'nS On 9 notion Of Mr.. WEST, the certificates Of cleo
tion Of new members were referred to the cOmmlltee
on M T. MERRY introduced the following bill, which
was read the first time. To amend an act 70 amend
an Sct to provide bounty for veteran Volunteers'
passed April l3, 1865, pass ed April 9, 1865.
Mr.. HOLLISTER, from the committee on Fed
eral Relations reported joint resolution proyidlns
for the ratification Of the amendment TO the OOnsI
tuition Of the United States adopted by congress AZ
'Mr. HURD obtained the floor, and made an able
and powerful speech against the Constituuonal
Amsndpent and IN opposition g X Ss SriSSt and
forcible speech, the senate took recess, pending
The ICON: consideration Of Mr.. Hoi'ters resolution.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. GOLDEN obtained the floor. and made long
and elaborate speech in opposition 10 the
OF the ConstitutiOual Amepdment. After ne hhu i.
concluded his speech. the Senate voted upon MT.
HOLSTERS resolution, .ratifying the Amendment
With the following result; :, -, nj.
YEAs-Messrs. Bateman. Bradpury. nr34fHks, 4fn
Brown, Cole, CoOmbs, Grswold, Hall, harris, BAY
den, HOllister, kellogg, Knowles, Martln, McraaAA
land. Sad or, Tibbals. Walker, West, Wilson, VIII
lismson-2l. o.,e-
Golden, Hurd. Justice, Linn, May, Savage wal
20 the Senate adopted the resolution. ratifying
the Constitutional Amendment. = .-
Mr. BRADBURY offered the following JOINT Teso-
luton, wh ch was referred 10 the committee on Fed
eral Relations. . c,-,. "A
ResOEred By tie General Assenebty cr Me oIdte g
Ohfo That our Senators in Congress be instructed
ard our be requested. to exert their
influence and cast their votes against any. PROJECT
looking toward the admission OF states Of TINS Oniop
against the Government, until sufficient number
OF states have adopted the Constitutional Amend
ment proposed by the last session oil congress 70
cure its Incorporation lnto the OonsutuuVh VI tno
United States.
Rssoieed. That the Governor be instructed t for.
ward copy of the foregoing resolution to each oil
our Senators and Repre- Sentatives in Congress.
Messrs. Linn and Sadler made reports from the
Joint committee on Enrolment, after which the Sem
ate adjourned