The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-13

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after preliminary proceedings, notice was
given that tho following bills would be
introduced.
BY Blr. Hanison-A bill TO suspend
the School Library tax for two years.
BY Mr. Monroc-A bill 20 revive the
acts which were repealed by the last
Legislature, known as the Black Lawa.
In tho afternoon tho following bills
were introduced:
Mr., Harrison introduced bill to pre-
vent tho setting on foot Of military ex-
peditions in Ohio against the people Of
any Territory Of the United States. Il
imposes a penalty Of Imprisonment in
the penitentiary Of not less than one nor
more than ten years, upon any person
convicted Of beginning or promoting such
enterprises, furnishing arms, or otherwise
encouraging il, or for promoting or abet-
ting insurrections, or for enabling any per-
sons to foroibly resist the laws Of any Of
the States.
Mr. Harrison introduced bill to sus-
pend the operation Of the School Library
clause in the Ohio School laws for two
years-io 90 into effect on and after its
passage.
In the House ofRspresentatiyes, morn
ing session, notice was given Of the in
tended Introduction ofthe following bills,
Mr.. lIutcheson gave notice that he
should on tomorrow or some subsequent
day Of the session, introduce a bill to pro-
vide for the appointment Of three Com
missionors, whose duty Il shall bo 20 re-
wise, oollato and simplify the statutes Of
Ohio for the better convenience Of the
people.
Mr.. Roes, Of Morrow, gave notice, that
on tomorrow or some subsequent day Of
the session, he should introduce a bin 10
amond the act entitled can act TO pro-
vide for the scml-annual collection Of
taxos"
Mr.. Cox gave notice Of bill 70 amend
section o Of an act entitled "un act to
further amend an act to preserve the pu-
rity Of elections, passed March 80, 1s4l b"
Mr.. Chase gave notice of the introduc-
tion Of bill 70 authorize Sheri6s TO work
| prisoners Of a certain class confined in
the jais
Mr.. Davis gave notice Of the introduc-
ton Of bill 70 amend the Ist section of
the act fixing the compensation Of men,
bors Of the Legislature.
Mr.. Scott gave notice Of the introduc-
tion Of bill relating to delinquent tax
lands.
Mr.. Vincent gave notice Of a bill con-
oerning dogs and the preservation Of
sheep.
Mr.. Taneyhill gave notice ofthe intro
duction Of a bill for tho repeal Of the 22d
section OF an act entitled "an act 10 es-
tablish Code Of Civil Proc sdure," pass
cd March II, 1903.
Mr. Thompson, of Summit, gave notice
Of the introduction Of bill in relation TO
juriss.
In the afternoon, the following, with
other business, was transacted:
Mr. Hills, of Medina, called up his res
olution relative to the per diem Of mom-
bers
Mr.. Hitchcock, Of Geauqa, moved TO
amend the resolution 80 az TO provide,
hat no ray shall be deducted from mcm-
bers salaries, il they arc excused by the
House before Obsenting themselves, which
was adopted. The resolution was then
referred to a select committee-Messrs.
HILLS, Wright of Hamilton, and Brown.
MIR. Ste0dman asked and obtained leave
to Introduce bill to repeal an act to pre-
scribe the duties Of judges Of elections in
certain cases, and preserve the purity Of
elections, passed April ?, 1859.
Notice was given, by leave, that the
following bills would be introduced.
BY Mr., Krum--To amend an act enti-
tied "an act for the assessment and taxa
tion of all property In this State, ard for
leWing taxes thereon according to its
true value in money"
by Mr.. Baldwin-To abolish the cfIice
of Comptroller Of the Treasury: also, a
bill 10 abolish the Office Of Directors oil
lnfrmaryi also, bill to provide better
mode for the valuation and taxation Of
the property Of railroad and other tranr-
portation companies; also, bill 70 pre-
ventslNveholding and kidnapping in Ohio.
BY Mr.. Brown-To regulate the sala-
rios Of Judges of the Courts Of Common
Pleas, and to repeal certain acts therein
named.
by Mr.. Hitohcock-To amend the 10Th
aud 18th sections of the act entitled an
"aot regulating the modo Of administer
ing assignments in trust for the benefit of
creditorH.n
By Mr., Hcrrick-To ropeal the law
which prohibits persons with an admix-
ture of African blood from exercising the
right Of the elective franchise"
BY MIR. ClOpp-To simplify the style Of
titles to real estate, and bills Of sale.
by Mr.. Hitchcook-To prohibit the
use Of the isils of Ohio for the coniipe-
ment of Ogitiyes from slavery.
by Mr., MoSchoolcr-To prohibit the
further immigration into Ohio Of black
and mulatto persons.
BY Mr. Brownie regulate the sale
OF personal property mortgagcd to secure
the payment of debt.
by Mr. Hutcheson--To prevent steal
ing and harboring and running off slaves
that arc held in serytude according TO
the laws Of any State.
BY Mr.. Scott, Of Jefferson-To amend
an act regulating the mode of adtninis-
tering assignments in trust for the bene-
ft OF creditors
By Mr. Sears, Of Modine--To prevent
the running at large Of all kinds OF stock
In this State.
by Mr.. BrowR--To regulate the set
tlement Of the estates Of deceased Der.
sons, and to repeal certain acts therein
named
by Mr. Vincent-Giving additional iu-
risdietion TO Probate Judges in the as
signment of Dowers.
By Mr.. Steadman-Requiring all labor
on tho highways to be performed by the
first day ofJuly instead Of October in each
year.
by Mr.. Converse Giving Probate
Courts In this State concurrent iurisdie-
ton with Courts Of Common pleas in par
titiOn Of real estate.
By Mr.. hieeker-Making il illegal for