The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-16


counties of the State for school purposes,
Why did not you find out the evils oflthis|
uneqnalbasis, when the canals were to be
built; for which The people of my district
have been taxed for thirty years ? TWAS
just that something Should nowsbe returns
ed to them for educational purposes.
He would not take a cent unless it was
just. If he vas q mere partizan, hewould
Say to the majority, LAY violent hands
upon this system, and say that you can
not saw without taking from The pittanee
for the education of the ehilaren.p He
hoped the amendment Of the Senator from
Medina wouldprevaii.
Mr.. Kclly's amendment to. suspend the
library tax fer one year, was then the
question. Carried-Yeas Is, nays Il.
HOUSE,. -Afterthe presentation of petit
tons, the Senate bill providing the mode
Of taxing Banks was taken up and, passed.
Yeas 53, nays 81.
Mr.. Monroe moved to reconsider the
vote by which the semi-annual tax bin
was postponed.
The House refused to reconsider.
Yeas ~, nays 53.
tnriIe
sESarE. The House Probate Court
Bill was read the third time and passed.
Yeas q, nays 2.
The Kansas Resolutions (House) were
taken up on the motion of Mr.. Griswold
and passed. Yeas %, nays s.
The bill to limit the rates Of taxation
was taken up.
Mr.. Lawrence ably defended the school
law, against the attacks Of Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. Kelley and others.
HousE.-The bill supplementary to the
act for preventing the adulteration OF
liquors, wasread the third time and lost
yeas 81, nays 40.
The bin for q new Deaf and Dumb
Asylum was lost-yeas 81, nays %.
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April 9.
senate resolution to rescind The
resolution to adjourn, and to fix the time
for Friday, April II, was passed-ycas
81, nays G.
The question being on the senaterc 5
luton to rescind The resolution to adjourn,
it was adopted-yeas IS, nays 81.
The bin to amend the probate court
act so as to provide :for sessions every tive
months, instead Of monthly, was passed
yeas 81, nays 8.
HousE,-Tho Bank Of Ohio bill wa,
read the third time
The bill h enpassed. Yeas IS, nays 30
The House r~ecousidered the vote b,
which the bill for d new Deaf and Dumb
ASYLUM was lost. The bill was thel
passed. Yeas GA, nays 95.
The committee of conference on tn,
Senate amendments to the bill relating t,
the NATURALIZATION laws, recommended til
a House to agree 10 said amendments.
Gail Of the House.
The House refused to adopt the reepor
J yes SO, nays SO.
The Bill to limit the rates of taxation
! was taken up.
Mr.. Plumb moved to amend. "Inser
one-twentieth Of q mill for schoollibrary.
: Carried.
! The bill passed-yeas rs, nays I.
Mr.. Parsons reported back the bill t
create the Investigating committees wit
the blanks filed for the House with names
q The Democrats refused to serve
April II:
Tie bill t6-limit The levy of taxes wa
receired from the House, with amend
mcnts.
The 1870 for school library was the
: considered. Mr.. Kelly opposed the amend
ment; Mr.. Brace also commended agains
> its adoption. The Senate refused t
f agree. Yeas I, nays 30.
: The Senate adopted amendments 10th
i appropriation bill including one to provid
for the collection of annual taxes at tw,
lpeTfods,
= The House having disagreed TO thi
amendment the Senate receded.
The Senate having been notified tina
i the House WAS ready to adjourn, MI
. Taylor, OF Mahoning, moved that the Sen
# ate do how adjourn till the first Monda
= of January next. Agreed to.
= HousE.-Call of the House so mem
. berS present.
!, The ivestigatihg committee bill wa
y read the third time and passed--1yeas SIS
nays 80.
The School Library bill having com
!, down from the Senate, Mr.. Parsons move
: TO insist upon its amendment and aske
r for a committee Of Conference. Ador
ted.
The bill to amend the liquor law wa
- taken up and ordered to be engrossed an
:, read a third time.
:, The bill was re-committed to a selec
committee of one.
y y The Committee off Conference on Schoe
- Library disagreement, reported. an amend
= ment, allowing the Boards Of Educatio
to appropriate 6 per cent, of the schoe