The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-23
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday passed the bill making
partial appropriations for the current expenses
of the Northern Lnnatic Asylum for the year
1859. .....
A communication was received from the
Governor nominating Mr.. VIM. A. Moore, of
Rchland county, to be Register Of the Virginia
Military school lands at Mansfield.
The following bills were introduced: to re-
peal sections So, SO, 60, 81 and 62 Containing
the library provisions) of the school law; to
amend section of the act of May l, 1854, reg
ulating fees ofClerks Of Common Pleas Courts;
to repeal the act to establish alterations in
State and county roads, passed March 25, 1884,
and bill for the relefo of railroad companies in
certain cases.
The House passed bill amending the act of
last winter concerning guardian and ward.
bill was introduced to amend the act to
provide against the evils resulting from the sale
ofintoxicating liquors in the State of Ohio.
The resolution relative to the redemption of
the outstanding circulation of the Canal Bank Of
Cleveland and tie Seneca County Bank was
taken from the table, and after some discussion
and amendment, were re lerred to the Finance
Comm ttee ... ns..
A resolution instructing the Superintendent
fthe Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb to give
an exhibition of the method of instruction and
the proficiency of pupils on Thursday evening
next, and resolutions appointing committee to
examine as to the construction and safety of the
terrace on the eastern side of the State House,
were laid on the table and ordered to be print
ed Statesman 18th inst
In the Senate, Yesterday, bills were introduc
cd as follows: To provide for the sale Of lands
for the non payment of taxes; to provide for the
redemption of lands for taxes; and to ennable
the proprietors of the :'Ohio White Sulphur
Springs" or other associations fer the improve.
ment of mineral springs in Ohio, to become
bodies coporate.
Resolutions were reported by the Committee
on the Penitentiary, directing the Directors of
the Penitentiary not to permit the employment
of convict labor in the manufacture of boots and
shoes, and laid on the table to be printed.
A resolution was INTRODUCED authorizing the
publication, by the Secretary of State, of addi-
tional copies on the 18th and 10Th volumes of
Ohio Reports.
In the House a bill was introduced con ferring
upon Mayors Of cities of the second class the
power to appoint Deputy and Assistant Mar
shals. The bill amending the act for the or
ganzatOn of Insurance Companies was defeat
ed Re" #' a.s
The resolution proposing to the electors of
the Jsatc an amendment to the Constitution rel
ative to legislation upon the subject Of the traf-
| fic in intoxicating liquors. after some discus
sion, failed to receive the Constitutional major
| ity. A motion to reconsider was made and
| laid on the table, r.a s........r5
The following bills were passed: To amend
section 527 Of the Civil Code; Mr.. Slade's Sem
ate bill for the punishment of certain offences
therein named; to exempt agricultural fair
grounds from tGxation; to amend the act Ia
tive to the erection Of town halls, to authorize
the Board of Education Of the village Of New
ark to borrow money; and Mr.. Corwine's Sen
ate bill amending the act for the organization Of
cities and Incorporated villages. ~
Mr.. L. P. Preston, the Assistant Clerk, elect
ed on Saturday, was qualified and entered upon
the duties ofhis Office Statesman 18th inst