Journal - Softcover

Ohio. General Assembly. Senate

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0461330245 ISBN 13: 9780461330243

Publisher: HardPress, 1831

Synopsis

Journal. The document is a dense archival record of the Ohio General Assembly during the 1833 sessions in Columbus, detailing day-by-day proceedings in both the Senate and House, committee work, engrossment, and governor communications. It chronicles a multi-topic legislative environment in the canal-era Ohio, including infrastructure and public works such as state roads, canals, bridges, and municipal incorporations; river navigation projects and state property management also appear. Banking, finance, and tax policy figures prominently, with discussions of canal funding, three-percent funds, budgets, and the chartering of banks, alongside revenue adjustments as canal revenues evolve. Civic and religious institutions receive act considerations and charters; education and medical institutions (notably medical colleges and universities) feature trustees' reports and regulatory debates. National issues intrude in the form of tariff and nullification discussions, with Massachusetts and Delaware communications and a documented inquiry into a 1832 Supreme Court election featuring sworn testimony. The record foregrounds procedural rigor—committees, enrollments, votes, and governor-enacted acts—producing a detailed portrait of Ohio governance in a transformative era.

Edition details

• Publisher: HardPress
• Publication date: 1831
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0461330245
• ISBN 13: 9780461330243
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 680