Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-05
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

s. B. No. 2l7-For the relief of A. 8. Lat
ia.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. HARRISON, from the Judiciary com
mittee, recommending the passage of House
bill No. 269-To amend the act of May 3, 1852
for the organization OF cities and incorporated
villages. Report agreed to and bill read q third
time and passed The bill requires of record.
ers to keep and publish the receipts and expen.
ditures OF the corporation for the year-said nc.
count to be posted ct the polls. l
By Mr.. HARRISON-from the same com.
mittee asked to be discharged from further
consideration of q petition from Peter H. Clark
and other colored persons of Cincinnati, con-
oernins. the kidnapping act, and amalgama.
ton bill. Agreed to.
Mr. COX-from the same Committee report.
ed upon certain resolutions by Mr.. Parish, re-
commencing that portion relative to the Peni-
tentiary be referred to that committee, and that
the Judiciary Committee would report upon
elopement, by bill. Agreed TO-
BY Mr.. COX, from the same Committee, in
favor OF the indefinite ,postponemept Of s. B.
1870 amend the i4th section of the guardian
and ward act-Agreed 10.
By Mr.. JONES, from the same Committee,
In favor of the indefinite postponement of H. b.
No. e4-To amend section IT'S Of the civil code.
Agreed to.
By Mr.. HARRISON, from the same Com
mittee, recommended the passage of Mr.. Fish.
er's resolutions concerning the Seneca County
Bank-Agreed to, and resolutions passed cas-
25, nays U.
By the same from the same Committee, 10 fa.
vor OF the indefinite postponement of H. b. No.
26l; Amending section one of the act to
amend section 81 Of tho act providing for the
creation and regulation of Incorporated compa-
nes, passed March 4th 1858. Laid on the ia
BILE. ttt
By Mr.. BONAR, from the Militia Committee,
that John s. Abbott and others of Meigs Co !,
upon Militia affairs, have leave to withdraw
their petition, the matter,of their prayer having
been considered. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. SPRAGUE, from the enrolling com
mitIee, the enrolment Of sundry bills, &c.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Mr.. BREWER offered q resolution requesting
the Board of Public Works to report whether
the Public Works can sustain themselves during
the year 1861. Laid on the table upon motion
Of Mr. Ready, until the new Board ir organized
ooMMrrrEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Senate vent into Committee Of the
Whole, MIR. White In the chair, and after some
time reported back the following, viz.
s. B. No. ALTO punish Treason. Judi
cisry.
s. B. No. 2l7-For relief of A.. S. Latta.--
Public Works.
s. B 2l5-Repealing sec of the act of Feb
uary 18th 1920. providing for the election Of
President and Vice President. Judiciary.
8. B. 2l6-Amending the Navigation act Of
1859. Judiciary.
Il. B. No. 2s9-Amending the elec ton act Of
1857. Judiciary.
H. B. No. 3O3-Extendiug the time of pay.
ment on School lands in Monroe county
Schools.
H.B. 3Ol-Amending the inspection act Of
March 9Th 1881. Judiciary.
H. b. 262-Amending section of the land
act of April 10th l857-concern deeds for
lands &c. Judiciary.
BILL INTRODUCED. a
By Mr. HARRISON S. B. 2l9--Supplement-
ary to the act for the settlement Of the estates OF
diseased persons. Read second time, under
suspension Of the rules.
woMAN's RIGHTS. .t
Mr.. WHITE. on leave, presented the peti
tion OF Mary e Idlet, and II others Of New
Richmond, on Woman's Rights.
FIRST READINGS.
II B. 1863 TO provide for determining and
publishing the apportionment of Senators and
Representatives for the next decennial period
H. B 265.-Supplementary to the corporation
act of May 1852.
H. B. 266.-To authorise the trustees ol
Brown and Auglaize townships in Paulding Co..
to lay bridgetax. le'e5
H.B. 325.-To amend the act concerning the
election Of county clerks, passed February 3lst
1852. h -
The Senate took q recess. ~,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, February 5, 1861.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. WOODS.
The following memorials were presented and
referred
BY Mr. RUKENBROD-From Jane B. Bucl
and 80 others, Mary L. Bayne and 56 others
and Samuel W. Orr and 80 Others, of Columbi
ana county, for o law giving to married womer
the same control Of property and children al
their husbands. a8edi liFy
By Mr.. McGAvRAN--From F. Grace ant
81 other Of Harrison county, for the same OBJ
By Mr.. BRUFF--Ffom Lizzie H. Hughe,
and 6S others Of Mahoning county, for the same
object. 3tLl
BY Mr.. sTEDMAN, from Melinda T. Gilmoi
and rs others Of Portage county for the same
object. .15a s31i
BY Mr.. BALDWIN, from 80 citizenso Of Co
lumbian county, for the same object. i
BY Mr.. HILLS, from Richard Blunt and l2(
others of Medina county, for the same object
By Mr.. BALDWIN, from 1T citizens oil
Londonville, Mahoning county, for the same
object.
Of kichland county, for a more stringent liquor
By Mr.. CONVERSE, from Christopher Kan.
nemaker and rs others of Franklin county
against coopering In the Ohio Penitentary.
BY Mr.. BRUFF, from 5. w. Brooks, and GO
Others, Of Mahonlng County, for law abol-
ishing all political distinctions on account of
color. 1fita a.1li lW.g,f. Sci
By Mr.. CLAPP, from Thomas Williams,
and 90 Others, Of Lake County, against domes.
tic animals runing at large.
H B. 323--To encourage the organization of
FIRE companies = Incorporation.
H. b. 325-To amend the act entitled "an
act TO provide for the election, qualification and
removal from Office OF the clerks Of the courts
of common pleas, and to prescribe che manner
of filing vacancies In said Office" passed jan
uary 81, 1852. fr- ~. ol5rL|t
House Bill 1910 provide for determining
and publishing the apportionment Of Senators
and Representatives for the next decennial
period--was read third time and passed--yeas
House Bill 265-Suprl <h| s1tary to an act 10
provide for the creation md regulation Of in.
corporated companies In the State Of Ohio,
passed May !, l652--was read . third time, and
passed d---yeaa IS, nays 81. gs' ,1Qag
House Bill 266--To authorize the trustees of