Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-07

the rules of the last Senate. Sc 1881 :;
. The question being on the adoption of
the substitute, it was lost by ID yeas,to 10
nays. Lssn sssofF .=i. a4a zssssassya
Mr.: Nays resolution was then adopted.
yeas 19, nays IA. .s9lt5sss 3 .sssss- = s 80 -
J On motion of Mr.. GRISwOLD, a ioint
resolution was carried. adopting the joint
rules of the last General Assemblysfor the
government of this, until otherwise or
dered.
q Mr. LAWRENCE offered resolution,
VIII ch was adopted, liking the commence
at ten O'Clock, and of the afternoon sessions
at three o'clock. 8 q sftE@ - -1ss
"A resolution offered by Mr.. Stambaugh &
was adopted, appointing Messrs. Rex, May
and Brooks q committee to report rules for
the government of the Senate.
Mr.. LAWRENCE offered the following
joint resolution. which, on his motion, was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed:
WHEREAs. On the l1th day of January, A. d.
1887 the foil wing joint resolution was adopted By
"WHEREAs, The General A. sem bly, has received
Of the Passngs ~ both hoasss Of
o
constitutional maturity of two-tnirds thereof in the
- SSsssssastos Of i1s 5ni ID States. = '''
Be- rsso,ssa eg .s ssssss sss Aosss
gress sssem1ted SsOo tad d. Of both hoasss concur-
angl That the following article be proposed to the
to the Constitution of the United States, which.
when ratified by Of said gislatures,
5el ARTICLE XIV.
SKoTIoNl. AlIpersons born or naturaliz red in the
United States and subject to te jurisdiction there
Of are citizens of the United States. and of the
enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges
or immunities of citizens Of the United States nor
Any person within It's jurisdiction the equal pfOiesS
SEQ. 2. representatives shall be .apportioned
among the several States according to their respect
sons in each State. excluding Indians NOT tssed.-
But when @ the right te vote at any eleeton for the
Of the United States. representatives. in Congress
the executive and Judicial officers Of State, the
Of male Of such State Ssns tms
or in any way ABRIDGED except for participation
tion therein shall be reduced in the proportion
which the number of such male citizens shall bear
to the " whole number Of male citizens. twenty-one
SECS. No person shall be Senator or Repre-
Wee President or hold any ofoe civil OF military.
under the United States, or under any State, Who
Congress- or an ooer n d a the States.
or as member of any State Leeisature, or
State to ssspe the Of ss 81 bs
States, shall have engaged in insurrection OF rebe-
es sd or S sh S
two-thirds Of each House, remove such disability.
SEC The validity Of tn the public dsbs Ct the
incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for
services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion
States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt
Or Oh isstion incqrrsd il aid Of insureoon or re-
the loss or emancipation Of any Save; but all such
debts. obligations and claims shan be neld Illegal
SEC s. The Congress shall have power to en-
FORE appropriate Legislation. the provisions of
AND.. WHEREAS. Three-fourths of the Lasisla-
lures Of the states composing the United States
ment 70 the Constellation Of the United States. te-
fore it hscomes part thereof therefore. .Iss =
oe That ye hereby rss on Sshsf Of the est Sue
the Constitution Of The United States. ~
Resolved, That certified copies of the FOREGOING
preamble and resolution be forwarde | by the Cow
ernor of Ohio to the President Of the United States
and the Speaker of the United States House of Rep
AND, wHEREAs.. No amendment to the Consitu-
tion of the Unted States is valid until ratified by
Of all the States comprising the
State has right to withdraw her sent to any
possa aNpa WTERs4s. Said xIyth amendment vas
proposed by less than the co1stiutional thirds
msjority in . Congress which excluded any repre-
not IN insarrecson ssainst the United sta.es. and
deprived said States without their own CONSENT Of
ths tnsa se fr i
t,inins said two-thirds majority in Congress: sa
thus passed to
itical dissout of the Union. until negro suffrage
ce Of a IL be
State governments through fraudulent usurpation.
in order to securs the ratification of said proposed
AND wHEREAs. Several distinct propositions are
combined in the said Propo ed amen iment, several
olr fuv idedf f0r in fho
person OF party objects. with the design of misead
ing the public mind as to the real objects of said
amendment, and thus forcing an acquiesence in its
provisions as whole by misrepresenting the views
AND WHEREAS an amendment 80 passed, any rati-
fcstion to be obtained by claiming to count only
duie1t. uncoastitutionai and void -
demned by an overwheiming majority the doctrine
of Negro Suffrage and Negro Supremscv, as polit-s
tion Of the whole scheme Of Congressional military
recoustructon Therefore.
State o. 0As,, That the aboverecited resolution be
and the same is hereby rescinded and the ratiics-
recited proposed amendment to the Constitution Of
the United States is hereby withdrawn.
is to e on ia1 rs
is insisted upon. Ohio. will demand that the ia-
in the Senate Of the United Saes Se msdies
and founded alone on the basis of voters. in der
more efectualiy to protect her people from high
pr tective tariffs and other special legislation il
hicted on the West by the New England States.
Leesotoed, That copies of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions certi ed to by the Speaker OF the
House of Representatives and the President Of the
Senate be forwarded the President of the United
States the Secretary of stale of the Federal states,
to each of our Senators and Representatives, in
Congress- and to each OF the Governors of the re-
spective States.
Mr.. STAMBAUGH offered a resolution,
which was adopted, for the opening OF the
Senate with prayer, and requesting the
President to invite the ministers of the sew
eral churches of Columbus to perform that
service. 7r 20 80
, On motion of Mr.. BERRY, a message z
was sent to the House, Informing that body
that the Senate was organized and ready to
proceed to business.
: Mr.. DANGLER offered joint resolu-
tion, which was adopted, appointing a COM
mittee of two on the part OF the Senate,
and -- ON the part of the House to in
form the Governor that the Legislature
had assembled, and was ready 10 receive.
any communication he might have to O
make. Messrs. Dangler and Rex were al.
pointed said committee on the part Of the
Senate.