Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

By Mr.. .REISlNGER, IRON J. M. nioome.
and SO others, of Crawford county, asking thst
the notes and certificates OF the Seneca Oounsy
Bank may be taken for taxes.
By Mr.. REID, from William Reid, oil Greene
county, for interest on certain checks. -.
By Mr.. GAMBLE, from VIM. McNay ana 70
others, of Coshoct0n, against the sale OF Inc
public works. on atE az
others, of Huron county, for an appropriation Tor
the relief of Kansas. rs .lg.
By Mr.. MYERS, from Daniel Brsky and 90
others, Of Clermont, for law for thesaie OF the
public works. u isg Paw
Z Also. from VIM. FitEpatrickl and 81 Others
Of Clermont, against the immigration OF col
ored people. ~ a1s 10 e.a Az.
The following bills were reada second time
and referred. III giya gg1W ,b1l 1E
H.B. 354--To extend the, time for the sur
render OF leases and purchase OF Virginia mill
tary school lands Schools aud School Lanos'
ii. b. 355-RelatiDg to cities Of the trst class
having a population exceeding forty thousand
inhabitants, providing for the school boards OF
such cities, to levy library tax, and ior otnsr
purposes. A select committee oil. the hamh'
ton county members. 1r b
II. B. 356--To amend section So Of an act 10
provide for the organization OF cities ana ana IN
corporated villages, passed May 81 1857
Committee of the Whole. y b 7aa, .
H.sB. 357--Supplementary and. amendatory
to an act fixing the compensation oil members
Of the General Assembly, passed Maren d
1853. 81 4 "a ,11a... - .B
Mr., VoRIs moved the bill be referred tora
select committee of one. tif ,ly c1i
Mr.. McCUNE moved that the bill be refer
red to the committee on Temperance, Whicn
was lost.
Mr.. CARLISLE moved that the bill be refer
red TO the committee on Woman's Rights, on
which the yeas and nays were demanded ana
resulted--yeas as, nays Al. 90 b
The bill was then referred to Mr.. Roris as
select committee. al
The following notices were given OF the In
By Mr.. WESTCOTT-To exempt fremen
from laboring on the highways. ri
/By Mr.. CLAPP--To prevent violent inlef-
ference with Shareholder or his agent, for the
rescue of a fugitive, and to prevent kidnapping,
By Mr.. JACOBS-To amend section "a oi
the general tax and assessment act.
BS Mr.. RUKENBR0D-To abolish the oil
fces of trustees and treasurer of school LANDS.
By Mr.. BLAKESLEE-To authorize attach
ments agaist incorporated companies.
The following bills were introduced and read
first time: ,
II. B. No. 36l, by Mr.. THOMPSON, o.
Perry-To ameud section ~ OF the general
school law. .n. 9.
H.B. No. 1862, by Mr.. SHAW-To preserv'
the purity Of elections. ,, ~
amend sections 6, 80 and "a Of the tax law o
April S, 1853. o,,r,
rize the village Of Clarington to borrow money
| for school house purposes.
Mr.. KRUM, from the committee on Agricui
ture, reported back y. ~
H.B. No. 306, On the running at large o.
stock, with an amendment, which was aooptea
when the bill was laid upon the table. 1913
Mr.. MONAHAN, from the committee OF
the Militia, reported back the resolutions in re-
| lation to the sale of arms by the late Quarter
master General Andrews, and recommendet
| that the Attorney General, Auditor OF Stat
and COMPTROLLER settle with Mr.. Andrews to-
/ the same which was agreed to. I'D VYta
| Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the select commit
/ tee 10 whom was referred ii. B. 295--Toament
| the iustices' code, reported the same back
i when it was ordered TO be engrossed and read
i third time tomorrow.
I Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, introduced ID. u
365-To provide for the incorporation OF ct
and village, mutual insurance companies
which was read the first time.
On motion Of Mr.. KRUM, II. b. 32O-T
regulate the fees Of county treasurers, va
taken from the committee on Fees and Salaries
!, and referred to select committee, consistln
of Messrs. Krum, Blakeelee, McCiupg, an
Wright, of Hamilton.
: On motion of Mr.. DEVORE, the folloWin
I resolution was taken from the table. q
/ II uk.or0 nj this H0uaa All
seutine himself from this House, without leav'
shall not be allowed his per diem, unless in ca
] Of sickness Of himself or his family. az
Il Mr.. DEvORE urged the adoption OF there
= olution, a. demanded BY the habits Of the men
bers of this House.
Mr.. WOODS suggested that the provisions
the resolution were Substantially embraced
J. the statute regulating the conduct Of the Gen
d | raj Assembly.
I'll Mr.. JONES, of Hamilton, said he objected
Il the resolution, as it would cause va
!, amount of sickness in the families Of mer
= NJ KRUM said this resolution was no mi
al ter of lest. II the members Of this House
not attend better, they would linda sicknessve
fatal to them, prevailing az the polls ne
fall.
Mr., vORIs said be thought the resolution
i. proper one, and much needed at this time
Mr.. FLAGG said he should like to ha
I some provision to ensare regular atteadanc
- but did not think that this resolution met
case.
!. Mr.. WELSH moved the reference of the r
= olution to the Judiciary committee.
: Mr.. JONES, Of Hamilton, moved that 1t
- indefinitely postponed. as be thought itiwo'
: not improve matters. II was then referred
a the Judiciary committee. sa e. sss! /.
e Mr.. HUGHES offered resolution requiri
= the official reporter TO publish the names Of
"A members absent on the call OF the roll--Whi
= was laid on the table. ;ls1agai l.afu s sltiB.
Mr.. ,PARR moved the following as
amendment;
That o call Of the House shall be made el
day of the Session, Immediately after the rel
hel ING of the Journal absentees noted and q
e. reported, and published in each day. proceediI
6. which was laid on the table. II
IN Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, offered o areso
tsl tion to provide for the appointment Of co
mittee Of seven to inquire into the expediei
of and presentation OF q bill TO district the st
N, for Congressional purposes. -
III Mr.. ANDREWS moved TO amend by
). curing into the propriety Of districting at {
v MI. WELSH moved a substitute, that 0 jo
! COMMITTEES be appointed 70 prepare \ bill for
!. redistricting OF the State.
These motions were laid on the table un
n motion TO discuss T.FE gslss sEFrs q.
jOn motion OF Mr.. PARROTT, II. y. Re
n- lution 9l-Relative to fugitiyes from justice
y WAS taken up, the adoption Of which he
III yocated in prepared written argument
y points Of which are as follows: ef
Z The surrender Of fugitiyes from justice is