Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
ieayor to preserve the meaning and the spirit

endeavor to preserve the meaning and the spirit
OF the same.
Mr.. FI.AGG moved to suspend the rules,
that the resolutions might be taken up-which
was disagreed to--yeas As, nays 25-not being
two thirds vote.
Mr.. RUKENBROD offered resolution d.
rectlng the Clerk 10 place all printed reports IN
the appendix to the Journal, which was adopt
cd. NJ WA M sthf 4
i Mr.. CARLISLE, from the Select committee,
reported back II. B. 504-Relating to the powers
and duties OF the County Commissioners OF the
counties of Fairfield, Perry, and Hooking, TO
Increase the salary of the Common Pleas Judge
of those counties, when it was read third time'
when .l-f.
| Mr.. DAVIS moved that it be indefinitely
postponed
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Perry, and Mr.. CAR
Isle advocated the passage of the bill
Messrs McCLUG ,BRUFF and BLAKEsLEsfE
all oppsosed the bill, .a..-,s,
The previous question was demanded ana
sustained, when the bill failed TO pass-yeas 10,
nays S.. .,t ....
ii. B. 5Os-Relating to Surgeons and Sur.
geons' Mates-was read third time, when 1t
, was referred to the committee on Medical
Schools and Colleges.
J. S. d. 3l8-To prohibit the sale OF intoxica,
y ting liquors In the vicinity Of campe-.was read
second time and referred to the Militia Com
mittee.
The Senate's amendment to the House bill
: relating to the color of uniforms OF the militia,
. was agreed to-yeas, 81, nays 7.
. Mr.. KERR, from the committee on kalifoa9s y,
% and Turnpikes, reported back s. b. 2i9--Io
y y provide for railroad reports, with an amend
y ', ment, which was agreed to, when
70 Mr.. MONAHAN, from the Militia commit
aA hal
1, sale of liquors, etc--with an amendment, Whicf
IN was agreed to, when q motion was made TO sus
" pend the rules, and read the bill third time
~ when .
le Mr.. sTEDMAN advocated the passage Of TIL
= bill
m Mr.. KRUM, said he hoped the House woul'
!, ! treat this subject earnestly. A thousand moth
" era and y thousand sisters stood pleading tina
no no these volunteers might return undemoralized D
oe the demon of intemperance. He hoped the oil
y. would pass.
u. Mr. FLAGG, having descanted somewha
-. learnedly upon the use Of wine, contending Una
Il 81 It was the proper drink Of man, being dissiie
" by nature through the fbres and fruit Oh tn
~ Uo vine,
~ ~ Mr.. HUGHES inquired If the intense frgld
Us ty of the circumambient atmosphere, combine
70 with the perosity of the earth, and Joined VIII
hu the humidity of the climate, would have ten
=, dency to discomboberate their respiration an
~ effect their theoretics. ...n
The bill was then read third time and pass'
yeas 64, nays 8. ...
10 Mr.. SLUSSER, from committe, on Medic
,ea Schools, reported back H. B 5OS-Relating
ent Surgeons and Surgeons Mates-with an amen
m ment. . l
mr. MIR. FLAGG, from the committee on Financ
oji reported back S. B. 3l2-To allow 8 per cer
ste upon contracts for money-when the bill "
,ne read third time, when the bill failed
1p % pass--yeas 81, nays 49,
,o,t Mr.. VORIS moved that the vote just TAX
,fr. be reconsdered,
Mr.. BRUFF moved to lay the motion to
the consider on the table, which was disagreed tc
rec yeas SO, nays a.
,;tv The question then turned on reconsidering
the vote on the passage of the bill, which result
ant yeas 81, nays 30. :.
tn The bill was then referred to the commit
70 on Finance, when
~, The House took recess.