Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-01

ing fund d,S,orI IsiAk y hundr(d thousand dollars
in the cana4. Hefgould nd Jet thie opportuT
nifty Of doineNe ggbd thing lofNthe State pass
This is thS gAeM measure Ii tAs aesaion. II
was, in fpct, the only practical way Of disposng
Mr.. SCOTT. q otwarrsn, moved the previous
question, which was sustained, when.
The vote was called on agreeing 70 the re,
| port, which resulted-yeas 66, nays 10.
forsA sine die adjournmept on Monday nexs,
Mr.. STEDMAN said he WAS ready to ad-l
ljoufn; but he would not agree to consider TINS
question till he knew what the Senate will 40
with this canal bill When II is disposed OF, ne
4 will be ready TO adjourn, and 60. de, there
fore, moved to lay the resolution on the table,
which was agreed toAyeas so, nays 3S. ~
!, On motion Of Mr.. .eCONyERSEiS. B. 2!6-.
To provide for the erection ofla new building
D for the deaf and dumb-was taken up ana reau
: % third time, when @'g
o - Mr.! SCOTT, Of Warren, explained the neces'
sty for the passage Of the bill, and the conoiuon
o Of the present building, etc, 3sa es..qA @iA
Mr.. STEDMAN supported the bill, because
OF the necessity of it, for the accommodation o.
nearly four hundred deaf and dumb children
Q Ia the State. ison5s hHA ssM 1f4 Y
t Mr.. MeScaoOLER would have been willing
!. to have voted for this bill now, but for tine eA-
it pence IN which the State Is now involved forth
Q protection of the country andits honor. iy4'
Is MIR. STEDMAN said he would like to sci
some moreliberal spirit on this subject W,
pay literally for the education of our speaking
le children, but the poor mntes, who cannot asl
{. for their rights. are neglected. - 2fta
ID Mr.HUGHES opposed the bill because of th
embarrassed condition of the State. The Hous
/ nil IN lrsfwu frr
10 years to come. Besides, all these building pro
e. jects so far exceed our calculations, that "
bel cannot guess when they will end If we appro
cd pirate $l0,0 600 now, We shall find ourselves iu
@: volved in more than 100000, before we are OF
at OF it. ~; ss54la ss'iii@,H hs
"a, Mr.. FLAGG urged the erection Of the build
nd ing, on the score Of economy, benevolence an
justice. The present structure was unfit for
ed poor.house. He insisted that for the propose
expenditure the State would be reimbursed
nd the labor of the inmates on the public printin
he and binding, while for their votes in it's fave
to members would fud their reward now and the
rts reward hereafter4 a'i& t-fn
m. Mr.. JONAS said he voted for this bill lai
ls, year, for the reason that he will now.1 1t wa
ad shame for our State to call this benevoler
to institution, in it's condition. We are in wal
,o- but thatis-no reason that we should not pr
d vide for the helpless children of the State. W
q / are going to war. How can we ask the Deil
on to bless us with victory, when we refuse to len
OF hand to these, his suffering children.
for Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, offered one or tw
verbal amendments, that were agreed to.
ow Mr.. HUGHES offered an amendment, by a.
ding Provided that In the erection of this bull
q ing not more than two thirds Of the real esta
4 of the State shall be sold to meet the expens
which was disagreed to. fofi2i'a
Mr.. HILLS said be had opposed this bi
j. but he had since given more attention to u
w. subject, and he was satisfied that Il we contil
zee ue this institution wemust put up this buildin
!. Besides, if we 60 into war, We shall need
,iic cultivate our benevolent institutions as mea
ing of moral conservatism upon the community.
lrs He had now made up his mind to vote for q
ers bill. ,l5 20 alt ca.9vsf 70
an an The vote was then taken, which resulted
'iii yeas 47, nays 49, ~ $3.50 "a
~ So the bill failed to psss. not having receiy
70. SO votes ah
-; 70 i Mr. BLAKEsLEE offered the followi
~ resolution, whichs was laid on the table for d
t,e cussion: Dsii''"
.'e as Resolued That committee Of three be a
- lpointed to wait on the Governor forthwith, q
~ request him to dismiss the present Commissa
mi General, and appoint another more compete
of to perform the duties Of that office.
;tbl The House then took arecess