The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11
No1s.


Mr. Stout, bill authorizing County
Auditors to cause to be published. the
proceedings Of County Commissioners
instead of leaving the matter with Com.
mon Pleas Judges.
Mf. Paine, bill to authorize courts to
give effect TO the intention Of parties and
Offices, by curing defects, omissions and
errors In Instruments aud proceedings.
Mt kurr. bill to allow girls Of four
teen, and boys Of eighteen. to m,rrv.
when the consent Of father. mother. or
guardian is obtqinod
Mr. Days bill to amend the 38th sec
ton Of the tax law, giving the assessors
two months instead Of one in which 10
make their returns was passed
Mr. larrison's seduction bill was Ia
ken up and discussed at length by Messrs.
Harrison, Parsons, Andrews. Thompson.
Rankin, Finelrook. West Of Logan. BE.
Tore coming to vote on the bill, the
House took recess I'LL to.morrow.
TnuRspAr.
In the Senate, the bill TO repeal the free
banking law was passed--yeas 10, nays
70.
The House Appropriation bill for the
Newburgh Lunatic Asylum was reported
back from the committee on Benevolent
Institutions. with Recommendation that
It pass. A debate ensued upon the bill
and charges Of unskilful management
were made The opposition IL met had
the effect to cause il to be rocommitled
70 the Finance committee for examina.
lio7.
Mr. Hatch introduced bin to amend
sections 9 and IS Of tho treasury
law
Mr. Phelps offered a resolution calling
upon the Auditor to communicate the rea
son why the report Of Mr.. Claypoole, in
regard TO certain Banks, made to the Au-
.ditor in March last, had not been sent TO
the Senate, which was adopted,
A joint resolution was adopted, requil-
ing tho Annual Report of the Commits.
sioners Of Statistics TO be printed aud
bound iu the volume Of Executive Docu
ments.
Mr. Taylor introduced bill providing
for the appointment Of officers on tho Pub.
lie Works of tho State by the Board Of
Public Works,
Mr. Sohleioh's bank lax resolutions
were taken up aud discussed to-day by
Mr.. Schleich In favor, and by Mr.. Taylor
in opposition. They were finally referred
to select committee Of one, Mr., Schleich
The Auditor sent communication to
| the Sanaia. 10 nnvuar TO raeAlniion nam.
cd above, saying that the report of Mr
Claypoolo had mysteriously disappeared
hut that Mr.. G, was in possession Of the
data from which to make a similar report
| In the House, the morning session was
used up entirely in the discussion Of the
Seduction bill. 1t was finally passed.
yeas 81, nays 90. AS passed, the bin
provides chat any mqn over Is years of
age who shall, under promise Of niarriar
seduoe a young lady under 10 years Of
age, sha upon conviction, be confined in
the Penilenliary, not less than one nor
more than three years, and requires the
same evidence to convict, as is required
in cases Of forgery,
The House has passed a resolution 10
adjourn to Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, when
II adlouiD5 tomorrow.
Mr.. Andrews introduced a bill TO repeal
an act for the confinement Of prisoners,
under tho authority Of the United States
in the Jails of this State.
Mr.. jackson introduced bill to com.
pei Railroad Companies to build cclverts
and construct outlet bitches.
Mr.. Chase introduced bill TO author
ize County Commissioners to GIL vaoan.
oies oecasioned by the death of Coroners.
The resolution offered several days
since by Mr.. West, Of Logan. providing |
Tor revision Of all amendatory acts pass
ed since the adoption Of the Constitution
was passed.
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