American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22


Z s. B. No. I56. Tby Mr.. Jones, )from the
Standing Comnittee on the Judiciary, Sc A
curing 20 married women whose husbands
are, iriemperats or neglect to provide for n
their families. personal property exempt .
from execution. Judiciary Committee. !;
H.B No. 81. (by Mr.. Steele, defining !
the powers and prescribing the duties OF !
the Board Of Public Works. Committee .
ON Public Works. II
RtpoRrs OF CoMMFSKEEs.-Mr. Parish,
from tbs Psnitentiary committee, Iepo tied
back S. B. No. 1853, concerning the new
Penitentiary. with several amendments. and
recommended its reference to the Commits \
tee OF the Whole; and also concurfed iuthe
report,ofthe Commit, ,e on Public Build
liugs, recommending speedy action
Mr. Brewer, from the Select COMMITTEE,
reported back H. B. No. 100, for the re-
lief Of the Mt. Pleasant Boarding School,
being bill authorizing the refunding of
certain taxes. The report was tabled for
printing.
Mr.. Parish, from the select committee
to whom II. B. 1871. to authorize the vii
lage OF Fremont to purchase the site OF Fort
Stephenson, had been referred, reported
the same back recommending its passage.
After some discussion the bill was referred
to the Judiciary Committee, with instruc
tions to SO modify the bill as to obviate the
constitutional objections. ~ p.1a. e
Mr.. Jones, from the Judiciary Commit
tee reported 8. B. 1877. to provide for the
purchase and distribution Of FIVE hundred
copies Of the fourth volume of Corwin's
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, at 50 rs per CO.
, py, to contain all the statutes Of Ohio, Of
/ general nature, passed from January, 1853,
/, until the close Of the present session. with
copious index. Bill read second time
a by its title, ard referred to the Judiciary
f Committee.
: The Senate then went into Committee
=. Of the Whole on the General Appropria-
= ton Bill. After some time spent in the
= consideration thereof, tho committee rose
!. and reported. \.
4 Mr.. Joaes from the Committee reported
s. B. 1853. making appropriations tor the
y Board OF Public Works for 1860, and the
a first quarter OF 1851.
>, The Senate then proceeded TO pass on
the amendments made in the Committee oI
! the Whole, ON the General Appropriation
> bill, and pending the discussion OF those
snien1ments the SeEate took recess.
CONNECTION. MIR. Voris desires to have
an erroneous impression in reference TO his
position on the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Ir. bin corrected. His principal objections tt
on the bill were not that the institutIon"wOnlc
he not pay" He said in his speech that VIZ
ng already had an institution for the Deaf anC
Of. Dumb which would answer every purpose
ed until a better bill codld be niatured. The
bill was cru le and did not propose TO ap
TO propriate money until January next, ant
ed therefore he did not see what was to b,
oi gained by the passage Of the present bill.
ng He wanted further time to inquire int
IN the wants and necessities of the case. II
- was opposed to saddhng new burdens oil
IN the people, unless there was an imperit itiv
W. necessity.
cir lie was 10 favor Of fostering and support
'xs inc our charitable institutions. but he woul'
not vote to contract a heavy State debt a
M the present time TO build n new asy lum 10
lp- the Deaf and Dumb. nor would he vote 70
ION impoverlshine the Treasury for the sam
3D. purpose. When intefrogated. as to lh
amount Of appropriations which he, as
AS member Of the Peni,entiary Committee
ich should ask for that institution, he replie
APP that the peniteniary was one Of the pay
the ing institutions Of tho State; and from til
non remark the impression was erroneousl
'.er created that he opposed the bill because
a'es ''wouldn't pay" .
In TIE report of Yesterday afternoons pr
end ceedings Mr.. Fergdson's S. B., to punl'
the bribery u certain cases, isprnted '.priso
OF srs."
HoUsn-ArrERSooN SESSION. Mr.. Gar
re- Bile, from the Committee on Public w ork
iary reported on the memorial of Messrs. N
to gent, Miller and Robinson, Instead Of M
Andrews, as reported.
able Mr.. Harlan, on leave introduced D
4. es' to provide for the settlement OF Townsh
The Trustees with road supervisors. Also
Dill bill amending the act 10 provide for lev
"h' ing extra road taxes
"'J IL. ~. o4, amenuluB TeP'o'n lo"'
the for third reading Monday.
Isge II. B. repeating law for establish
hips ssvlum for idiots. Indefinitely postpone
lr"I II. B. supplementary to act establish
and an idiotic asylum. Eugrossed.
ap' II. B. for the more prompt coliectioh
The claims due the State. Eugrossed.
the IL. B. relative to the use OF jals for
and confinement Of United States prisoners
{, 10 Eugrossed. @
lots The Judiciary Committee reported a n
Sub; bill in place Of HOwell's bill for protect
''anu sureties. .. 70. ...
good II. B. extending time for payment
oper> certain school loans in Belmont county
anu passed.
the II. B. authorizing the Commissioners
grad, Cermont county to borrow money
anu crossed
con- II. B. designed to protect Cincin'
for against fire. BY giving Council power
liable prohibit the erection OF buildings OF cert
descriptions in certain parts Of tho oit.
- 10 engrosspd.
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