Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-11
IN SENATE.
MEMORIAL.

OATukDAfj Way III iooi'
MEMORIAL.
Mr.. FERGUSON presented memorial from
]. w Sibley, c. w. West and others, of Gin
cinnati, relative TO Banks. Laid on the table.
Mr.. STANLEY from the Finance committee,
recommended the passage of
H. B. No. 497-To provide for the payment
of costs adjudged against the State of Ohio,an
for other purposes.
Read third time and passed-yeas "a, nays /.
PRINTING.
Mr.. POTTS, from the committee on Printing,
recommended the innefnite postponement of II.
]. r. relative to publishing the militia laws,
because the matter had already been provided
for by previous resolution. Agreed to.
IDIoTlc.
Mr.. MONROE, from tho select committee,
to whom was referred his joint resolution re-
specting the Asylum for. Idiots, reported IL back
with amendments, recommending its adoption.
Amendments agreed to-and the resolution
adopted unanimously.
TEMPERANCE.
Mr.. JONES, from the Judiciary committee,
recommended the engrossment of S. B. 3l8-
Relative to the sale Of intoxicating liquors in
the vicinity of military camps-after the adop
tion of substitute.
Mr.. PARISH moved TO amend the substitute
by striking out that portion OF the bill which
permits commissioned officers to authorize the
sale of liquors. He was willing that such au.
thority should be vested in the commanding
oficer--that such sale should be made on the
certificate of a surgeon. Not agreed to.
The bill was read third time and passed
yeas "a, nays 0. It absolutely prohibits the sale
of liquor to volunteers anywhere in the State
without the certificate of a commissioned officer
of the company.
t4.a.. FINANCE.
Mr.. JONES, from the Finance committee re-
ported S. B. No. 3l9-To amend the Free Bank.
ing act of 1851. Il enables said banks to di.
minish their circulation.
The constitutional rules were suspended, and
said bill was read second and third time, and
passed-Yeas ls, nays a. 50
PUBLISHING MILITARY LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Mr.. MORSE offered the following resolution;
Resolued, By The General Assembly Of The State
Of Ohio, Thatthe Adutant General is hereby au-
thorized and directed to issue, as soon as practi.
cable, second edition Of the Ohio State Regula.
tons of ten thousand copies, with all the militia
which not more than one thousand copies shall
be bound in muslin, and the balance in paper, for
distribution to the Militia and the Militia of the
Reserve of this State.
Mr.. SCHLEICH moved to amend by adding
the following:
Resolued, Further, that Senate Joint Resolu
ton No. l8 be and the same is hereby rescind
ed, and that the Secretary of State is hereby
authorized to publish, on single sheet, 5000
copies of the militia laws passed at the present
adjourned session OF the General Assembly.
Which wac agreed to, and the resolution as
thus amended was passed.
CLAIM OF SAMUEL DOYLE.
Mr.. WHITE moved to take from the table
II. !. R. No. 100, relative to the claim Of Sam.
uel Doyle, which was agreed to.
Mr.. WHITE moved TO insert the following
substitute for said resolution, which was agreed
to: fut Z
ResolUed, By the General Assembly Of The State
of Ohio, that the Auditor of State is hereby au.
thorized to draw his warrant on the Treasury
in favor OF Samuel Doyle, for the sum of twen-
ty seven hundred and sixty one dollars and forty.
four cents, (S2 ,76l ,44) being the balance due
on the checks drawn December Is. 1856, Janu-
ary Is, 1857, and February Is, 1857, each for
the sum of ST. ,9l5, and payable to Samuel Doyle,
which money, when so received, shall be in full
Of all demands ON the part of said Samuel
Doyle and Samuel Doyle g. Co., against the
State of Ohio, of every kind and description
growing out of the contract between said Doyle
& Co. and the State of Ohio for repairs OF Sec
No. of the Public Works of the State, up to
Februnry Is, 1851, the time for which said
checks were given.
On motion, the Senate took a recess.