Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-02
4 OHIO LEGISLAllTIURE.:.
AbJouRNRp SESSION .
! IN SENATE, 90 dgooidi

lloi no,i Lla In SENATE, Cd dsucidi b.
,,S u - TSfsDar. a. M, April 2nd, 1852
\ Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morris, ll', oA.a5 g"
b Eleven Senators only answered to their,
names, and upon call the remainder were, re-,
quorum, the Senate took recess, recess, ,saT ~ :,
sa HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, 'GS, ~
pya dsG949 TUESDAY,. April 2, iAeuM ,sls6lsi II
Prayer by Rev! Mf. Grover b5vil bad ,tG9'
"a call Of the House was had, and 54 mem.
bers answered 10 their names. All further pro.
csedings under the call were dispensed with, ebr
I The following bills were read the second time
and referred: % dlgsd 5oa9nhc. sdi ,ihod D
H. Bh462, by Mr.. CHAsE--To provide for
tee on the Judiciary. u" mid Yd 08l9G7iiA
b HsB. 463lby Mr.! JEsSUP-ATo grant free
transit through the State Of Ohio BY foreign
travel and commerce. Referred TO the commit.
tee on Federal Relations ID h09s q SlidgiR 1aa
H, b. 464--To protect, the Interests of turn
pixies and railroads. Referred tolthecommita
tee on the Judiciary. ail 1siba4g cI 93a bip6o Il
|l.tH. B 465, by Mr.. CLAPP--To provide for
the guardianship of children, in the event Of the
death Of the father. Referred to the committee
of the Whole. Hsw "a g3his hiod no bsuGl
8. B. i259s by D Mr.. SCHLEIcH-lAOtb bill to
amend section 6 of anact entitled "aa act 10
exempt the homcstesds of families from forced
sale on execution to- pay debts,', passed March
%, 1860. Referred 10 the committee on judi
ciafy; si,,,,f ~ se, 5sesl s,s's. yp,, ga eCen5
?. 5ssio' ~ m. FtonEh--A pill 20 pro-
woe Ioi tne erecIion 20, = new ,Duiioing ior tne
insHsuaoa IN w, y. me Dea. ano LUMP. nelerrea
Mr. ROBINSON presented a memorial, re-s
,9ung 70 . puronase Of lana rom me staseoin
onion coun'y, snu, IN connsouoh WI, sslo re-
moDssianoe, snCml.Ieo, On iesve, tne ioilowing
'esI res9lnIon; n4aeu wss aoopsea'. ~ ..9o GOV
Aes@0.u' ln.s sne - nu9,.oL VI s'a:e oe 70.
queetea 70 fePors 70 .als nouse, ~ nIs earlless
sse e. y. osA.e m.ae
NY sales u 1snu omnsu " sne Ssa'e =, on,o,
sI.uase ~ onion ialy. ovany. snon eucn sAles
were ios ~. VIZ. . sums, s snu uPon wnss .sfms ~
-, 49, haa,' ,,s;d s,5 ,.,'a., IN -. =.
,.h .h use Usen psS nS ho. aha "nas. nss Deen
yno rsn ~ W h vuSS, sIS ~ psnsssoI' S
sny' nas Seen pa'u " aeeu's M nAAins sucn
1eo - NJ sroTr - W.. 80 m.
.h.i.h a. "a, :. - =, ~, d;ss.-s.. D..
sv,,ia,. I.s.;,',t;oas - a. ~
- n,o-;da Sar ths forms,.a =
hs,e,otn,s ,r,nossS y, sosh 'aS.s.
drcoS ~, Iss.s ma sa.Ss,s. ..s g., :,
NJ RORINs0N. f,om the J.d;c;.,, Can
mitsee. ,renortad hack q. r. oao, hv' NJ, Tav',
vIthout amendment. and recon menied Ito nss,
sage' The bin was act for thirds reading ou
| Wedneeday next. '-SeI al, ~ s"iT'Ss,s a.
Mr. VORIS, from the Judiciary Committee.
reported back H. B. 80, with one ameudnaent |.
subatitutiur 1its passapep for IApril Ist.p and
recommended re- passs %. Set ioP third peadinc
to-morrow. q, - ',orr biTor n ~ .4gig eJ1 n
f,o,n tbs tshla n. n Ala, nv n. Psrr.Sr, -,
peai he aot entitled an nact te ,anthorizs ,the
rnarantee NJ IJnited Staten bonds % n.s.ed ySehs
snsrv i1' 1861 and moved, its indef;,;ss 'nost-
ponemept. on 'tbe' q round that. The emer5enev
Which eeened Il, demand tbe, Hi has nsssed
avav. The aves and nays beIng demandsd IN
the motion. resulted--ayes "a psya %. ,hen' -s
I'M sW0ODs. iof I.ckin IS ,n,eyad tss Mill ha
n g,ossed and ast Gar I'm tbirS ,esSng
Wednesday. "a ,.I',...,.,, 80 s,s.,l, 80 M,
M SCOTT. of Warren. vantede ann. ,eooa,
reasons for the passaee Of the bill.sr, Ys1, 80
> M. BROWNE. Of Miami .wantadi N .Lnov
wh..Is, tha n,g,nal call h, ..s;st.nca ~ -.
been WithdrsT1 by the General Gosesnuasn.. ~ =
81 Mr.. WOODS explained that the call had al
ready expred by lie own ORIGINAL limitstiouIo . 4
|go M. CONVERSE thourhtS the ,poHer'of en-.
dorsine the General Government 10 tbe extent
of tWo miiliOna of dollars Wae too Qraat a powar
"a be left An the hands a the End Com MIA
sioners. He could conceiye many csses N vh;ch
Ohio miebt be the loser 'by, suoh, epdotsemsns. emit
Tho emsreency having uassed. itvas a measure
81 urudepce and good polcy. On the uaft Of Tie
Lefislature. 10 take such dsneerous povera from
the Commissioners. the State, was, alresd,.
|dnder protest for millions. she oouldn't nav her
own debts. and had better do that before she
looked sbfoad 20 help Others. 's''s'' -
Mr BROWNE. .of Miami asked iif tbsbonds
to which he alluded were not payable All the
pleasure Of the State. ,7I.-..,t.s-. -.
Mr. CONVERSE replied IA the affirmativs1 matt,
but the Ststehad fixed the time WHEN aba w6uid
be resdt to nav her bonds. and when the ti,,s
came. ehe, wasn't ready, lie had no personal ~
political feeling IN this matter. and vss onlv ain
cerely soIicitons for the welfare Of The STATE ~
The Fund Comfnissioners were All hohest men.
40 far as he knew, but ought the aLeeisIature "a
adjourn now In a couple of weeks. 'andl Iesvs,
such power in their .hands7 They Would Ter.
/ tainly not act 40 IN the rnsnaeenlsnt ID tbeir
prigate affairs. '6I9 odT sTlssro div mSdl y
:. Mr. SCOTT. of Warren. hadb expectsa ann
hear come reasons vhv the Law shopid he r..
pealed: bat the eentleman from Frapklin had
onIv civep the ;osolvenev of the STATE ~ Oh,c
Nov. evsry bodv Knew tHss tbe stiss oTsd h IlX M
General GoverSment two millions. sav vsbj 4 ! Al
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