The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-11
Tho following bills were read the second

Tho following bills were read the second
time:
H.B. No. IL, Mr.. Steele: To provide for
the location Of certain roads, and to prescribe
the mode Of 80 vscating-s long bill-rsferred
to Committee on Roads and Highways.
H. B. No. is, Mr.. Scott, of Jefferson: To
regulate the mode of Administering assign
ments in trust-referred TO the Committee on
Judiciary. -
H. B. No. IA, Mr.. Browne: To raise the
salaries Of Judges of Courts of Common Pleas
S25 per annum-referred TO Committee on
Judiciary.
H. B. No. 15, Mr.. Davis: To redeem the
per diem Of members of tho General Assembly
to three dollars per dsy-refsrred to Commit
too on Fees and Salaries.
II. B. No. 18, Mr.. Baldwin; To abolish the
office of Controller Of the Treasury-referred
to committee on
H. B. No. II, Mr.. Baldwin: To prevent
kidnapping and slaveholding in Ohio.
The committee appointed to wait on the
old soldiers of the war Of 1912, and invite
them I'd seat within tho Bsr of the House,
accompanied by the soldiers SO invited, re-
ported that they had discharged their duty,
whereupon they took their seats in compliance Q
with the resolution.
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House were suspended, and the following joint
resolution was taken from the table, referred
to select committee Of one, Mr.. Stout, and
reported back immediately, with an amend
ment asking for revision Of the laws, so as
to place the children Of the soldiers of the war
of 1919, on the same footing with those of the
can war soldiers being allowed the same
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Whereas, in our beloved State there yet re-
mains number of that patriotic band who
risked their lives, their health, all that earth
sures of domestic life, rushed from the embrace
of their families and friends and went forth to
the defense of their country in the memorable
war of 1872, and many Of them, ever since,
and now, are laboring under severe bodily
pain aud inHrmity from the wounds received
while In the service of the United States dur
Ing said war, and from disease contracted by
the exposure and fatigue incident to camp life
and service, and in consequence thereof are
reduced to penury aud want; therefore,
Resolved; by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentativeE Of the State of Ohio, That our
Senators be instructed and our Representa-
tives in Congress be requested, to use all hon
orable means in their power to procure the
passage by Congress Of an act granting pen
ssions to all the soldiers engaged in the War of
1872.
Resolved, That the Governor of this State
be, and heRis hereby, instructed to forward q
copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions
to each of our Senators and Representative
in Congress.
A lengthy debate ensued on motion to lay
the resolution and amendment on the table to
be printed. Those in favor of laying the
amendment on the table to be printed thought
the matter of too much importance for hasty
action. Those favorng immediate action
thought action should not be deferred; that its
immediate passage weuld be gratifying trb-
ute to the soldiers present. Pending this dis
cussion, the House took recess.
SENATE.-Prayer by DR.. Woods. Journal
of the House read and approved.
Second Reading of Bilh. Senate bill No. IL,
Mr.. Morrow. To restore the ten per cent. law.
Referred to Committee on the Whole.
Senate bill No. IL, Mr.. Parrish. To amend
the Game Laws. Referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
Mr.. Harrison's bill, to amend the Police
Bill.
Petitions and Memorias.-Ap petition was pre-
sented from W. S. Taylor and seventy others,
asking for law to amend the laws in relation
to insane persons and Asylums, SO that in
curabIes can be kept at Asylums by friends.
By Mr.. Laskey, from citizens of wood
County, asking for law to protect Wood
growing.
Bills introduced-S. B. No. 17-Mr. Harri-
son: To secure the proper and prompt applica-
tion of all money raised by local taxation, to
the specific purposes for which the same was
assessed and collected-a long bill.
S. B. No. 18, Mr.. Brewer, amend section 10
of an act concerning the relations Of guardian
and ward, passed April IL, 1858, as follows:
"When the same person shall be appointed
guardian of several minors, such person shall
execute q separate bond for each of such
minors unless it shall be made to appear to the
satisfaction of the Court that separate bonds,
from the smalIness of the estate coming to law,
would prejudice their interests"
S. B. No. 10, Mr.. Brewer, to repeal the LIST,
I'd and 3D. sections of an act to relieve the Dis
trict Courts, and give greater efficiency to the
judicial system Of Ohio, passed April IL, 1858,
and the amendatory act March 81, 1859.
Mr.. Ready, S. B. 20, to repeal Sd, 4th, 9Th
and 9Th sections of an act passed March IL,
1858, to provide for the publication of laws in
newspapers, and 70 repeal an act 10 PROVIDE
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