Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
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PETITIONS AND MKnpRlAIa.
By Mr.. FERGUsON- Tho claim Of issish
Rogers, for certain plans. RefeFed 20 com.
mittee on Claims.
Also, the petition Of 3. Griffin and As others,
Of Cincinnati, remonstrAting agnInst etbo pas
sageof the street railroad bill. Select COM
mittee. =. .s,.,,...
On motion Of Mr. READY, the memorial OF
Eli Nichols, Of Coshocton. asking the Legisle,
ture TO memDriAlize Congress 20 set apart terri;
tory for the colonization Of free negroes, and to
offer them inducements in the premises, was
referred to the Judiciary committee.
w n SECOND READnsas. OHIO Tl
8. B. No. 296, by Mr.. ORR-For the protec-
tion Of fisheries on Sandusky river.
H. B. 32l, by Mr.. HITCHCOCK5-To pro-
vide for removing distractions and Improving
the channels of rivers, for the purpose Of drain.
ing marshy or low lands In this State.
II. B. 403, by Mr.. KRUM-To amend the Let,
"a and Sd sections Of an act entitled "an act
requiring annual settlements by county officers"
passed March %, 1885, Swan g. Cri,ch6eld's
Statutes, p. 248.
H.B. 4O6, by Mr.. JACoBs--To amend the
act to amend an act entitled "an act defining
the powers and duties of Justices Of the Peace and
Constables in criminal cases." passed March ~,
1887, and the act amendatory thereto, passed
March 7, ls42.
q H. B 424, by Mr.. WRIGHT, of Hamilton
To extend the time for allowing the lessees OF
section 90, in Springfield township, Hamilton
county, to surrender their leases and receive
deeds. Schools.
H, B. 425, by Mr.. sNYDER-To amend an
act entitled "an act supplementary to an act de-
fining the jurisdiction and regulating the prac-
a. ~ DIAL ahnko IA In tha iaa nf Eria.
Lucas, Richland, Holmes, Montgomery, Della
ware, Franklin, Scioto and Jefferson" passed
| April l2, 1858, and to extend the operation OF
said act to the counties OF Meigs, Mercer, Au'
glaize, Lawrence, Harrison, Henry, Licking,
| Belmont, Stark, 0ttowa and Williams Judi.
ciary.
H. B. 425, by Mr.. ANDREWS, on leave
To amend section one of an act entitled an act
to amend sections fveand six Of an act entitled
"an act regulating the, mode of administering
assignments in trust FOR the benefit OF credi-
tors" passed April g. 1859. Judiciary : s.rl
n. B. No. 43O, by Mr.. WOODS, from SO.
| lect committee--I'o amend sections oneandtwo
Of an act entitled Gan act to prevent the killing
of birds aud other game," passed April 10, 1851.
| Select committee.
H. b No. 3s7, by Mr.. MoNAHAN-Tor re.
lieve the lessees, assignees and equitable hold
ers of the unsold school lands belonging 10 town
number 3, range IL, in the Ohio Company's
purchases and to authorize the lessees, az
signees and equitable holders Of said lands to
surrender their leases and receive deeds
| Schools
H. No. 426, from the standing committee
on Agriculture-Making appropriations from
certain Agricultural funds for the year A. d.
1862. Agriculture.
H.B. No. 345, by Mr.. NIGH, from the com
mittee on Corporations other than Municipal
Supplementary to an act to provide for the crea-
tion and regulation of incorporated companies
In the State of Ohio, passed May /, 1852.
H. B. No. 333, by Mr.. VORIS-To amend or
act entitled San acc to authorize the erection oi
town halls" passed February "a, 184e
H. B. No. 4O9, by Mr.. SToUT-Fixing The
| time of holding the courts Of common pleas in
Noble county, Ohio, Mr.. Ready.
The foregoing were referred to the committee
Of the Whole, excepting where otherwise desig-
mated.
Mr.. CUPPY objected to the reference of the
Bird bill, because it referred to spread eagles
He thought 1t ought to 60 to tho committee on
Federal Relations.
Mr.. SCHLEICH made similar objection
because woodpsckers are included .z'f1T9 ''li
TAX LAW.
Mr.. STANLEY, from the Select committee
reported an amendment to House amendments
TO 8. B. 269--being O merely formal amend
ment. Agreed to.
FIRST READING.
H.B. 449--Requiring certain purchases lfol
Benevolent Institutions, exceeding $50, to b'
made by contract.
| REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. PARISH, from the Penitentiary commit
tee to whom was referred the memorial of A
w. Ayers & Co, contractors for convict labor
asking relief upon the contract price for 81
hands, from 4s to IS cents per day, on accoun
of loss by FIRE in the Penitentisry in 1857, anC
consequent misfortunes-reported in favor o.
the petition, aud by S. B. No. 238; For relief
Of A. w. Ayers & Co.. Ht "Hsif
| Mr.. PARISH, from the same committee re-
ported s. B. No. 2s9: Supplementary to, an(
amending sections l3 Ia and l6, regulating th'
Ohio Penitentary. ia-
| STREET RAILROAD BILL.
Mr.. HOLMES, from the Select committee :,
whom it was referred, reported back 8. B. 24l
being the Street Railroad bill, together will
certain remonstrances against it, recommend
ing the passage of the bill, with certain amend
| ments.
On motion of Mr.. KEY, the amendment
were agreed to, and the bill was laid on the To-
BILE and ordered to be printed.
latV ANTI.coMBINATIoN BILL.
II Mr.. CUPPY, from the Select committee 10
whom II was referred, reported back the Anti
| Combination r. R. bill, with amendments, and
recommended its passage.
@ The amendment of Mr.. GARFIELD, which
was pending last night, did not appear to bt
embodied. and be instituted inquiry about II.
Mr.. CUPPY explained that the substance OF
II, go far as the committee deemed consistent
with tho principles of the bill were embodied
in it.
The question recurring upon eDgrossment Of
the bill, 1t was agreed to.
Those who voted in the affirmative were .
} Messrs. Brewer, Cuppy, Eason, Fergu-
son, Foster, Holmes, Key, Laskey, Mccall,
Moore, Newman, Orr, Parish, Potwin, Schlech,
Smith, Sprague, Stanley and White--19. 3tht
Those who voted In the negative we're
Messrs. Breck, Cox, Fisher, Garfield, Glass,
Jones, Monroe, Morse, Perrill, Potts, Ready
IL. .8t TYTEHs dNgsf 4 p
Mr.. JONES offered the following amendment
to the bill, viz:
Provided, That the provisions OF this act
shall In no way interfere with any lawful obli.
gations heretofore entered into by any Railroad
Company. Agreed to-
The bill then passed--yeas 81, nays g.
z Those who voted in the Affirmative. were S
Meesrs. Brewer, Cuppy, Eason, Fergu-
son, Fisher, Foster, Holmes, Key, Laskey, Nc
Call, Moore, Newman, Orr, Parrish, Perrill, Pot
win, schleicb, Smith, sprague, Stanley, and
White-22.
: Those who voted in the negative were
2 Messrs. Breck, Cox, Garfield, Glass, Jones,
Monroe. Morse, Potts and fReady-s9.'yT 1871
The President signed sundry bilD.
Mr.. MOORE moved that when the Senate
adjourn, il shall adjourn until Tuesday A. NJ.