The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-09
ONO LEGISLATURE.

on committees.
In the House. a number Of new bills were in
troduced as follows:
To amend the act to provide for releasing
ministerial section 26 and school section 16 in
Homer township, Athens county, passed March
| 6. 1845; to amend the act for the creation and
regulation Of Incorporated companies in the
State of Ohio; supplementary to sections ~
and % of the school law; for the relief Of Gold
smith Coffee; for the improvement of the breed
of horses. The House, by resolution, instruc-
ted the Jud icisry Committee to report bill
providing that attorneys for the defence of pau
per criminals shall not receive Fay for such
services out of the county treasures, but may
have their action at any subsequent time against
the party defended.
! A resolution was adopted directing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to examine and report
to the House what additional legislation is nee
essary to secure the redemption OF the bills eff
the Canal Bank Of Cleveland; also resolution
chat the same committee report to the House
bill providing that recognlzances OF criminals and
their bail shall operate as a lien on the estate
real and personal Of the parties bound by such
recognizances. A resolution was offered and
laid on the table directing the same Committee
to examine section Is ofthe Independent Trea
surv law, and, if their opinion it shall be expe.
dent, to report bill to so amend as TO permit
township, city or school tTeasurers to deposit
loan or use moneys coming into their hands by
virtue of their several Offices; also resolution
directing the Committee on medical societies
and medical college at Cincinnatti with the
view Of enquiring into the propriety of fseTara-
ting said medical college from all connection
with the hospital. Ohio Statesmnn. Jan. 80.
In the House, yesterday, two new bills were
introduced: one by Mr.. Williams, ofWarren,
"for the reliefof Goldsmith Coffce;" and one
BIZ MIR. Day, to prohibit the carrying or wear
ing Of concealed weapons. The resolution di-
recting the Committee on Medical Societies and
Medical Colleges at Cincinnati, with the view OF
inquiring into the expediency ofseparating it
from any connexion with the Commercial Hos
pital, underwent some discussion, and after be-
ing re-amended so as to direct the Committee
to ''report by bill or otherwise relinquishing
all right of the State" in said Medical College
and Commercial Hospital, was laid on the ia.
ble The session was principally occupied, af
ter the usual order of morning business with
discussion in Committee ofthe Whole upon the
several orders of the day Ohio Statesman,
Feb l.
pied with miscellaneous business and discus
sions in Committee Of the Whole.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Buckland, to
provide for Jury trials before Justice ofthe Peace
in certain cases. resolution was introduced
and referred to the Commitree en- Public Works
directing the Board of Public Works to deepen
the bitches and construct adequate slulces on
the Western Reserve and Maumee Road.
In the House, bill was introduced by Mr..
Raymond, to prevent and punish the fraudulent
use o. trade marks. Senate bill No. 1856, a
mending the code of civil procedure, was indef-
nitely postponed. The bill amending the act
relative to the laying out and opening of free
turnpike roads was passed; also the bill to au.
thorize the making of real estate indexes and
further to prescribe the duties ofCounty Recor-
ders; the bill to amend section 1856 of the code
of civil procedure before justices of the peace,
the act supplementary to the law for the en-
couragement Of agriculture; the bill making
partial appropriations to meet the current ex-
penses Of Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum for
the year 1859; the bill authorizing the trustees
of Green township, in Scioto county, to bring
suits in their own name, relative to the lands
ceded by Congress to the district of country
known as "French Grant," and the Senate bill
to provide Tor canvassing the votes for Comp
troller of the Treasury. Statesman, FEB. 2.
In the Senate yesterday, the bill from the
House to provide for plotting and recording
fractions Of land, was passed.
Mr.. Buckand introduced a bill to authorize
the adoption orchildren. Mr.. Morrow, on leave
introduced bill to amend the Militia law also
bill to amend an act in relation to the pay
mcnt Of costs 10 Constables and others out o
; the County Treasury.
A resolution wns adopted instructing the
) Committee on Fees and Salaries to enquire and
report whether the allowance made to Sheriffs
under the act of1837, prescribing their com,
pensation in civil and criminal cases, was ade-
quate to the duties which they are required tc
g perform, and whether the principal on which
they are paid is not wrong. ..
A resolution was also adopted providing for q
Joint Committee to visit and examine into the
affairs ofthe Charity School at Kendall, Stark
0 county; also, a resolution Of inquiry why the
report of the State Librarian had not been pre-.
sented.
The Report of the Commissioner of Stats
: tics was received and ordered to be printed.
The House bill fixing the compensation o
9 County Commissioners failed on its final pas
sage by vote ofAyes II, Nays 4, a constitu
, tional majority not having voted for the bill
: The vote was reconSidered and the bill laid OF
the table.
A lengthy discussion was had in Committed
of the Whole on Mr.. Cadwell's bill providing
that Jurors in trials for murder, may with thei
verdict decide upon the punishment of the
criminal whether Imprisonment or DEATH
In the House bills were passed as follows
= Authorizing the Commissioners .of Coshoctol
70 Tn mi % dafipIpn
l. cy in their County Treasury; regulating thu
o Probate Judge Of Noble County to make certain
r indexes. records and entries in the books of hi
V office; and to amend the 38th section of the &C
i of April 13, 1852 for the assessment and taxa
e ton of all property.
The bill to amend section Ais Of the Civi
Code relative to suits against joint obigors, wa
s passed, and the vote on its passage subsequently
r re considered, and the bill laid on the table
r The bill authorizing County Commissioners t
u set apart portion Of the funds collected 70
y road purposes and to make specific appropria
g tons OF the same, was defeated.
. The following bills were introduced:
y To authorize the losses Of the assignees c
. section 30, town 10, range 2, between the NJ
NJ ami rivers, in Butler county, to release thei
i. leases and receive deeds; to amend the Reform
School law; oprotect literary socleues; 10
mend the first section Of the act regulating mai
!, riages, passed January 1st, 1924; to amend tn
!" law for the incorporation OF insurance compan
. les; to authorize courts to give effect to the r
: : tenton Of parties and officers by curing defect
:. omissions and errors in instruments and prc
y :. ceedings; to amend section 10 OF the act {
: : March IL, 1853, establishing boards Of count
I commissioners. So gsf n 49, @
!. A lengthy discussion was had upon the bill
+ punish seduction. ''3 .'t' "3af3 ta
r The committee to which was referred u