The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-16

Referred to committee on Scnoots.
HousE.--The seat of Mr.. O'Neilas con-
tested by Mr.. Nunnemaker, was declared
in favor of the latter
SENATE, March mir. Upson presen-
ted petition from Summit, for the enact
ment of the Maine law, signed by goo cit
liens.
Mr.. Anderson presented sundry petl
tions for the passage of the militia law
MIR. Follett presented petition, pray
inc for the amendment of the school law,
by abolishing township boards of educa-
ton.
The House bill to establish titles where
the deed has been lost, was read the first
time.
Mr.. Atkinson, from the Finance COM
mittee, reported back the sub-treasury
bill, with three amendments, and recon-
mended the passage Of the bill.
% The amendments were adopted; and on
the motion of Mr. Atkinson, the bill was
laid upon the table, and made the special
order for to morrow and every succeeding
day antil disposed of.
Mr.. Pendleton reported back the bill to
amend section 1O6 of the Code, from the
Judiciary committee, and recommended
its passage. The bill was read the third
time, and passed-yeas 90, nays o.
Mr.. Taylor, from the committee on
Roads, reported back the bill to amend the
act to regulate the opening and manage
ment of roads and highways, and recon-
mended its engrossment. Agreed to.
HoUsE.-Mr. Write offered resolution
instructing the Judiciary committee to re-
port whether Commissioners have the
power to buy and sell land at pleasure on
which to erect poor houses, etc. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Allen, of Brown, offered joint res
olution that both branches of the General
Assembly will adjourn sine die on Mon
day the third day of April.
Mr.. Newell moved to lay the resolution
on the the table. Lost-yeas 48, nays
CO.
MI. Tyler moved to strike out the Sd,
and to insert the 10th of April.
On motion of Mr.. Langdon, the reso-
luton and amendment was referred to a
select committee of three. Messrs. Lang
don, Allen, of Brown, and Gest.
Mr.. Gest offered a resolution instruc-
TING said committee to examine and re-
port the amount of business pending, and
what legislation is necessary before final
adjournment.
Mr.. Allen of Pike moved to amend by
requiring said committee to report within
six days, which was accepted by Mr.. Gest.
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. Egly then moved to amend the res
olution SO that the House should meet at
ga. M. and 8 P. M. Carried.
SENATE, March 9.-The bill 70 supply
evidence of titled to land where the deed
has been lost or accidentally destroyed,
was read second time and committed
The bill to amend the act for opening
and regulating roads and highways, was
read third time and indefinitely post
poned.
HousE.-Mr Allen presented petition
from James Stephenson and SIS other, le-
gal voters of Brown county for law sub
jecting personal property ofevery descrip-
ton to the payment of judgments obtained
by supervisors of roads against deln-
quents.
3 Mr.. Downing moved the indefinite post
ponement of the bill, to prevent railroad
companies from obstructing roads and
highways, because he believed the pres
ent law sufficient.
Mr.. Mackenzie moved to refer said bill
to the committee on corporations. Lost
The motion to indefinitely postpone
was then put and carried. Yes 4l-nays
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SENATE, March 1O.-The bill for the
better organization of the Treasury, was
read a third time, and referred to seec
committee of one, Mr.. Atkinson.
Mr.. Atkinson reported back the sub
treasury bill, with two amendment.
The amendments were agreed to, ano
Mr.. Foote spoke against the bill
The question was then taken on the pas
sage of the bill, and resulted-yeas 19
nays7. So the bill passed. ~
HousE.-To amend the act to provid,
for the protection Of Sheep. Lost-yea
32, nays 27.
To amend the 9Th section of the act f
provide for the organization of courts O
justice and their powers and duties, pas
sed March IA, 1852 Passed-yeas Cd
nays none.
SENATE, March 1l.--The bill to amen
the act prescribing the duties of superv
sors. and relating TO roads and highway