Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-06

such charge, unless fully prepared to suE-
stantiate it in court of Justice. ~
Mr.. COREY would not make speech
The question had been thoroughly DIS
cussed, aud he called for a vote.
Mr.. DICKEY, since last evening, had
made up his mind not to vote for the reso-
tuition. The example had been set of giving
these invitations, and it was time they
should cease, as the war had long ago come
to an end.
Mr.. MAY was opposed to the reference
He voted for an invitation to General Sher-
idan last year, and desired TO vote fer one
to Generals Sherman and Thomas this year.
But he objected to the word ..loyal" in the
resolution, because it had become odiolls as
political term, and was used in a partisan
sense. Democrats objected to having such
a pill crammed down their throats. 1i3i
The question being on agreeing to the
motion TO refer TO the committee on Public
| expenditures, the vote was taken and re-
suited: iHs ffHe nf
YEAs-Messrs. Berry. Campbell, Carter,
Godfrey, Hutcheson, Linn. Wihner--7. n
= NAYs-Messrs. Biggs, Brooks, Burrows,
ICorey, Dangler. nickey, Dowdney, En-
mitt, Evans, Everett, Golden, Griswold,
Hall, Jamison, Jones, Keifer. Kenney.
kessler. Kramer, Lawrence May, Potts,
| Rex. Scribner, Simmons, Stambaugh, Tor
renee, Woodworth. Yeoman-29.
So the motion to refer was lost. sl' ~
The question being on the amendment
! of Mr.. Hutcheson. it was not agreed to by
the following vote: ef -., >
| YEAs-MeSsrs. Berry, Campbell, Carter,
Dowdney, Enmitt, Godfrey. Hutchesoh,
Kenney, Scribner, Winner-l0. Jsf ~
a {, NAYs--Messrs.i Biggs. Brooks. Burrows,
Corey, Dangler, Dickey, Evans, Everett,
Golden, Griswold, Hall, Jamison, Keifer,
| Kessler, Kramer. Lawrence. Linn, May,
Potts, Rex. Simmons. Stambaugh, Tor
renee, WoOdworth. Yeoman-25. s 'n5hi
The vote was next taken on agreeing to
the amendment reported by Messrs. Law
renee and STAN baugh, and resulted:
YEAs-Messrs. Campbell, Dowdney
Evans. Jamison, Kenney, Lawrence, Linn
| MAY, Scribner, Stambaugh, Winner-11:
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Biggs, Brooks
Burrows, Carter, Corey, Dangler, Dlckey
Emmitt. Everett, Godfrey, Golden. Girls
4 wold, .Hutcheson, Jones, Keifer, Kessler
Kramer, Potts, Rex, Simmons, Terrence
Woodworth, Yeoman-A.
Il So the amendment was not agreed to.
Il Mr.. STAMBAUGH moved to lay the re
port of MessIs. Keifer and Griswold upoi
the table, which was lost-yeas 5. nays 81
Mr.. DOWDNEY offered the followin.
substitute for the joint resolution:
Resolred bythe Senate of the State of Ohio
That the Clerk of this Senate be instructe,
to address letter to Generals Thomas ant
Sherman, and request them to visit the cit.
of Columbus, during Che present winter, a
their earliest convenience. 54 ,-tiit
The substitute was not agreed to.
The question being on the adoption o
the joint resolution as offered last evenin,
: by Mr.. iKeifer, the vote was taken and re
suited:
, YEAs-Messrs. Biggs, Brooks, Burrow:
Corey, Dangler. Everett, Griswold, Hal
Jones, Keifer, Kessler, Kramer, Potts, Sim
mons, Terrence, Woodworth, Yeoman-
IL.
Iil NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Campbell, Garter
Dickey,a d wdnev, Emmitt. Evans, God
, frey, Golden, HutchesOn, Jamison, Kenney
, Lawrence, Linn, Nav, Rex, Scribne
Stambaugh, Winner-l9.
So the Senate refused to adopt the reso
! luton.
Mr.. LAWRENCE offered the followin
e joint resolution: a. -t,.ss.-t -s. .s
WHEREAS, Lieutenant General VIM. Z
Sherm An and Major General George E
: Thomas will be in Cincinnati on the Ct
7 inst, therefore .-ffsa-t asts
Il Resolued By the General Assembly
the State of Ohio, That a joint committee c
| three on the part of the Senate and five o
r the part OF the House be appointed {
? wait upon them, and earnestly and cOrdi
: ally invite them to visit the city of Colum
!. bus, the Caption and the Legislature.
Mr.. GRlSWOLD moved that the Senat
adjourn, which was carried-yeas %; nay
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4 So the Senate stands adjourned till 10
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