Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-10
WHOLE NUMBER 1915
TrEsDlY, NOyraSrs 80. lssi.-!S SENATE.

Tuesday, NOyENBER 30. Is5t.-!N SENATE.
10 O'elock. an.
Rev. Mr.. Smith opened The Senate with
prayer.
Mr. Fudge, from the ebmmulse on Roads
and Bighwuys, rrPOrIed bill prescribing Ibs
duties Of s1PeivisOrs, snd relating ~ roads and
lhighSays; which was read tbs hfss time.
/ Mf. Alkinson, IRON the Fihsnce committee.
reported back the appropriation bill, aud The
umcodmepts Of Ihe House we're roneuued 10.
! The bill 10 prevent the future immigration Of
blacks ond mulsI'ors into this STATE was rpsd
the serone ume. and referred 70 The eommiIsee
Of the Whole.
The bill TO lay out and establish free turn.
pike road from Lower Sand1sky to the vesI line
Of SandUsky county was read the second line,
and referred TO the commiIIes Of the Whole.
! The bill 70 amend The Iax Law Was read Ihe
second iime, and
| Mr.. Klboufn moved that this bill be referred
10 the Judiciary commiuee, with instruction 10
/ include the college lands Of Ohio and Miami
Universities under such terms as the exigency
Of The case demands The head VI eK.
cepIions.
! Mf. K remarked 10 favor OF his motion, thai
T uHINA AAiS kiAAAA ~ AHe lah1s HefcIiEH
to, i provided that no taxes for State purposes
should ever be levied thereon. lie thought The
imposition Of such taxes upon lhem now an 10.
Vaslon Of the rights OF Ihe present holders, and
a violation n( the original contract as we'll as Of
the good laiIh OF the State. Under The consll.
'uGon Of the UniIed States he believed The jl-
dicial tribunals would so decide.
| Mr.. X. cited the Senate TO the laws Of Con.
gress granting the lands for the support OF ed.
ucatIoBa institutions, and read The various claus.
es Of Federal and Safe enacImenIs releasing
The sane forever IRON taxation.
Messrs. Atkinson and Pardee regarded the
question raised by the Senator from Butler, as
one Of importance, and hoped he would with.
draw il al present aud renew il when the bill
shall come 10 be conslneTed 10 commiIIee ul the
Whole.
! Mr.. khbouTn Withdrew bis motion, and The
bill was referred 10 the commltee Of the Whole.
The Senate Ihen resolved itself into commit
lee Of the Whole-Mr lllbben 10 the chair
aud proceeded 10 The consideration Of the bill
supplementary TO the act TO regulate The fees Of
officers in civil and criminal cases, passed March
5, 1891, aud 20 repeal The third section Of The
act relating 10 sheritis' fees passed March 18Th,
1897.
AIIer some lime so spent, The commiIlee rose
and reported the bill back with oDe amendment
aud The whole mater was laid upon the table.
The Senate then took recess.
3O'eIOek, p. M
On motion Of Mr.. Atkinson, the commiIIee
on Federal Relations vas instructed 10 Tepou
bark House joint resolutions insuucIlng our
Senators and requesting our Representatives in
Congress TO vote for the distribution Of the pub
| lie lands among actual settlers.
On mouon of Mr.. RI"e, The bill regulating
the fees OF certain officers 10 civil and criminal
cases was taken up and referred 10 the standing
committee on Fees and Salaries.
| On motion of Mr.. Mack, The Senate then
went into commiuee of the Whale on The bill
10 lay oul and establish free turnpike road
from Lower SandusKY 10 the Sandusky county
line, west. And beIOIs completing The consid.
Grafton of The same, The bill was Informally
passed, and The coInmiIIee rose.
| A moliun 10 adjourn was lost.
A motion 10 go InIo commiuee Of the Whole
was lost.
Mr.. Vauier, on leave. introduced q bill sup
plemenIaTy 10 aH acI entitled an act for the gov
erumenI OF cIues and Incorporated villages
which was read the f,.i time.
Mr.. Peppard reported back the resolutions
relative TO Ihe distribution Of the public lands
among actual sellers, aud recommend their
adopuun which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Rice offered resolution tn grant the use
OF the Hall To the College pt Presidential Elect.
ors, on tomorrow which was adopted.
i Mr.. Pardee moved The amendment Of The
| r, k,,. r
The appointment oI Standing conmiuee on
Temperance which was lost by the casting
vule Vi The President.
Mr.. Riddle gave notice that on Thursday
nexl, OF some subsequent day of the session, he
would introduce bill prescribing The duties ol
couLIy Auditors.
The Senate then adjourned ill Thursday
morning, al 10 o'clock.