The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07
OHIO osLEaIsLATURE
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SENAIE.-Mr. JEwETT, from tn
Judiciary Committee, repoltcd back. III
House bill 10 amend an act TO provide fo
the organization Of Giles and incorpora
led villages, pissed ,Match ii /, 1858, rec
ominending lis passage. PassedAyeO
3s, nays 0. ---
Mr.. JEwETT, from the Judiciary Com
1 mittee, reported back House bin supple
meniary to an uct-io provide for the SGT
lemenl of the estates Of deceased per
sons, passed March %, 1910, (his bill
provides that in settling claims agaips
The estate the administrator may aks III,
affidavit of ibe person presenting th,
claim recommending lis indefinite post
ponement. After some remarks BY, Mr.
| Fqllslt, lhe report Of the commille wa
disagreed TO. o ,s,,,
After some further remarks for. ant
against the bill, in which Messrs, Sher
man, Smith of Madison, Norris, Pendle'
ton, Wright, Davis and Foot participated
The question being upon ibe fdal passage
Of the bill, the yeas and nays we're call
ed, and were-yeas 8, nays 20. s5,,b (
| Senate bill 10 establish Superlo
Court at Cincinnati was read the ihirt
lime and passed--yeas 27, nays 2. TN
On motion, Senate bill providing 70
the appointment Of officers in the Obi,
Penitentiary, fixing their compensation
&c, was taken from the table and furlh
er amended. bb.tI fgs ,.i4;oos tiosyla
Pending these amendments, M LEI
moved 10 strike out that portion where i
is proposed 10 let the convcls in mum.
bcrs Of so and iuser, $50. "a Amin
Mr.. LEE said it was important that tht
convicls should be hired in as large num
bers as possible, in order that their Iabo
might nol come in competition with 9th
er mechanical employments in this city
and county. TIE hardware business
would not come in particular compe.itiot
with any body. Mr.. Hayden had usual,
kept a large number of convicis employ
ed in this business: hence he (Mr. Lee,
would suppose that if this amendmen
would prevail il would do away with Q
good deal Of complaint on iha,subiect
Mr., DAVIS thought there could no dam
age accrue 10 the State by letting on
these convicts inenumbers of fifty. 3,
doing so, il would enable men Of smal
means to come in and bid for the employ
of these conyicts,an hence do away with
that general complaint OF favorilism which
made SO much noise. Placingihe num-
bers at fifty did moi prevent one man from
hiring larger number:it only opened up
thai question 70 competition, and tbefe-
lore, V better satisfy all concerned
in The matter. ~ 1900.
Mr., FcLLETT was Of the stme opinion
as Mr.. Davis. Letting these contracts
out in. small numbers would prevent any
one mar from monopolizing any parlicu>
lar branch Of manufacture. a-
The motion 10 strike out WINS lost.
Mr., WILLIAMS, of Cosbocton, moved
10 re-commi, the bill 10 tho Committee
% the Penilen'ipTy, which was, agreed
TO. ..,....t t...,.,..a
MI. ANDERSON offered The following,
which was adopted ,.e,. "a i.,,.
Resolped BY The General Assembly Of
The State Of Ohio, That our Senators and
Representatives in Congress be feques'-
ed 10 use their influence 10 have a sec
tion introduced in the bill now pending
in The House Of Representatives for the
organization of the Territories Of Nebras
ka and Kansas, granting The right Of suf.
frage TO foreigners in said Territories,who
have declared, according TO lav. their in
teniions TO become citizens oflhe United
States. ~. d,ot .-a
Resolped. That the Governor be re-
questcd to send copy Of this resolution
10 each of our Senator'S and Represents
'lyes sfa j in Congress. ns .,seb doe
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