Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-22


table days work for those who have
the bill to foot.
I I5th.-Senate.-The bill for sub
hitting to the popular vote the erec-
ton of public buildings, passed; also,
the bill giving the proceeds OF the
sales of eschealed lands to county
agricultural societies.
The Temperance bill was reported
back, and referred TO the committee
OF the whole.
After a warm discussion The bill
20 regulate the sinking fund was
passed.
A resolution was adopted declar-
ing that the notary public bill was
dated, and went into effect on the
I'd day of April instant.
The ien-hour labor bill passed.
The school bill, after being dis
cussed for some time in Committee
of the Whole, was laid on the table.
House.--The resolution authori-
zing the loanirg of arms 10 Kossuth
was indefinitely postponed; yeas 60,
nays 25.
The Senate resolution TO adjourn
from the 5th of MAY to the 18th
November was agreed to.
Mr.. Brown introduced a bill 10
repeal the charter Of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company.
l5th.-Sendte.-The bill for the
J protection of sheep, passed.
, A bill was introduced, making it a
penitentiary offence for public Of
, ficers to loan the public money.
House.-The bill amending the
act authorizing the publication OF
:. the general laws in the county
! papers. was postponed hll next No
vember.
The Senate amendments to the
bill making appropriations in part for
: 1852, being under consideration,
$ and in discussing the one which,
/, making an appropriation OF 1922 GU
to pay the expenses of the commit
tee appointed to receive and well
D come Kossuth, an exciting scene
: occurred between Messrs. Beckel
and Weller, in which they called
each other liars, and exchanged sand
boxes in rather belligerant manner.
The other members interfered, and
r the combatants apologized, &c.
The bill was laid on the table, and
the sand boxes restored 10 their
u places.
The Senate amendments TO the bill
e regulating the hours OF labor, and
n also to the bill for the protection oI
sheep. was agreed TO.
I6th.-Senate.-The bill making
Clerks of Courts County Recorders
in certain cases, was postponed till
next session.
The general town and city corpo.
o ration bill was considered in Com
mittee OF the Whole until adjourn
tment.
: HouSe.-The committee on medi
e cal colleges reported against making
= any change in the rules admitting
medical students TO the privileges o
: the Commercial Hospital, at Cincin'
# natl.
O Mr.. Stone reported back the bill tc
regulate auctions with amendments
which completely altered the bill; il
, was ordered TO be printed.
u The bill providing for the appoint
). ment of officers for the Ohio Peni
n tentiarv, was lost; yeas 45, nays %
s not a constitutional vote.
l7th.-Senate.-The Senate wen
,fI into Committee OF the Whole on the
bill TO regulate elections; an amend
ment was adopted that the polls bt
opened at from 6 to 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, and closed al 6 o'clock P. NJ.
e House.-The following bills passed
{ viz: one TO authorize guardians tC
release the claims OF their wards
one to tax titles to real estate; ont
further prescribing the powers o
n Courts of the State, and the Judge
thereof; and one TO repeal the ISL
p section OF the Court bill, passed thi
j. session, amending the laws prescrib
10 ing the duties OF county recorders
l. and repeating a section Of the oil
y law.
e, The bill repeating the act passet
l. in March, 1851, providing for tn
D, mode Of taxing certain railroad com
& panies, passed.
At meeting of the Town Council
- held on the 9th inst, the following per