Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

10 the dark; and the only way which the ComI
mittee can get at It, is BY taking The lime the
Commissioners commenced the exa.mination Of ]
the different plans pointed out TO em TO- visit
to ascertain proper place for tho io1gti0p of
the new penitentiary, and the time when theyI
closed their examinations and bythis paeane
the. Committee have arrived at the following
time spent by the Commissioners In their -ex-
animation. f-sf.sF -<.Er ~ y5w - 50
their examination about the 26th or 18th of
November, 1859, and that they closed their ex-
tamination short time before the last session
ofs the General Assembly commenced, Jan. 2,
ll660. The COMMITTEES, then, think thar they
ought to be allowed for thirty-four days, and
! that they ought to be allowed one dollar and
Atty cents day, independent Of their railroad
fare, Had the Commissioners been on expense
ali the time, they would have heen allowed
more, but the Committee has been informed
iron reliable sources that at many OF the places
visited by tho Commiasioners, in cost them
nothing. ~ y RA AA hN ~
Taking this them as the basis of the repor-the com
mttee fnd that the Commissioners ought to have foi
their per diem allowance for the 1886 Sl3i4 "
For their Rairoad expenses ........... .... Y70 0t
And for their actual expenses Independent Of -, n,
their railroad fair. '.s'',.' 100
Il 4N 4 hlsalh ~ ~ f,4., IA " - :
In nall....................... l,761 "
Deduct amount paid .....''''"'''''..'''''' l,sOo
Leaving balance coming to them. .."".".. 5e7
The Committee therefore, recommend the pay
n,ept to the Commissioners the sum of 1861
: and the adoption Of the Joint Resolution accom-
panying this report:
Resoipsd, By the General Assembly of tn
State of Ohio, that the Finance Committee b.
! hereby INSTRUCTED to provide In the appropria
T ton bill for the payment to Kent James, Mel
son Franklin, and Tnomss 6po0fissss, SHE sum 0
D 1857 In the aggregate, being $lS9 each, for th'
balance coming TO them for their services
q Commissioners appointed under the Join keso
y luton passed by the, General Assembly Apri
d 4th, 1859, and that the same bepaid ont Of an
moneya In the Treasury not otherwise appropri
y ated.- n zse
Mr.. SCHLEICH objected to the passage o
Il the resolution, because he supposed the matte
= had been definitely decided last winter. An
q he was opposed to1tboT Payment OF 1th
2 claim on the reasoning Of the sCommittet
Moreover, be opposed this method OF payment
= since a general approprlatlonlbill ought not
be emba rrassed by o doubtful claim.
MI. PARISH thought the claim fair. Th
lappropristion made last winter was at hap;hai
lard. Tho amount was merely stated and in
% serted at rough estimate. But he consente
70 to the suggestion OF Mr.. Schleich, thata clall
10 of this kind should be paid BY separate bill.
9, The resolution reported by the committe'
4. was agreed to.
Messrs. Breck, Brewer, Bonar, Collins. Co
4 Cuppy, Ferguson, Fisher, Garfield, Harsh, Jone
m Key, Laskey, Monroe, Moore, Morse, Newma
as Parish, Perrill, Potts, Potwin, Smith, Staule
Y. and White-24. y ~. = = :
i Those who voted in the negative were y
a, Messrs. Cummins, Eason, Foster, Glaa
or Holmes, Orr, Schleich--7. ~. "oA 4
nj woMAN's RiaHTsS
- Mr.. KEY, from the select COMMITTEES to who
% it was referred, reported back s. B. No. 232-
O. "Concerning the Rights and Liabilities of Ma
an ried Women," with an amendment to the fif
or section, providing that "in any action again
N. husband and wife for p claim against him,
he for tort of hers, her property shall be also
mi able" ~ " eet17 "a afoo4 AZ ~ oh
al al IMr. KEY entered at large upon't merits
the bill, which he earnestly advocated az
in measure ofright and justice He maintain
10 that the bill does not propose to introduce a.
~ new system into the system Of procedure in rel
n tion 70 married women, since they cannow sue
,st their next friend, but II simplifies the Law
Al. gives woman more security. Nor il
liz bill in any way calculated to separate the intt
,s ests Of the parties, but will constitute bond
Sor union In their distress. The filth section,
i. which objections had been urged merely secul
cir the property Of the wife against the husba
who may wish TO take IL against her oonsel
ar And here, said theepeaker, the man who Wol
an take the property of his vile without her &C
,sa sent is the very worst and the meanest of 70
in bers. The whole bill, he said, Ia calculated
No make man and wife more helpful toeach 9th
m. and will establish their mutual harmony,
,Id establishing their mutual rights.
:, The Senate took arecess.