Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-27
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
sENAYE. \

AFTERNOON SESSION.

ME-. BREWSTER'S resolution was adopted. |
Me- FOSTER, from the select committee, re- |
ported back II. B. No. 266-To authorize o
bridge tax in certain toWnbhips in Anglaize
county, and recommending Its amendment and
passage. Agreed TO; and thebillwaa engrossed
Tor third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. JONES moved that the committee OF the
Whole be discharged from consideration Of D.
b. No. 238, and that itbe referred to the School
committee Agreed to.
Mr.. PARISH, from the committee TO whom
| II was referred, reported back s. b. l55-for
New Penitentlary, and recommending its pas
Mr.. JONES moved to amend the bill SO that
appropriations shall not be made until next
year.
Mr.. PARISH proceeded To show why the
State should proceed Immediately to the work
Bill and amendment laid on the table .,'4
Mr.. q MONROE, from the committee on
Schools, recommended the passage OF B. y. No.
23S--To extend the time OF making reports by
school boards, In certain cases. Agreed TO, and
the bill was passed-yeas 80, nays o..
Mr.. MONROE offered jointresolutlon the
following; ~. ...., ,t a,..9s., .rs.,
WHEarAs, many members of the General As.
sembly attended with mush interest, In the Hall
of the House Of Representatives, on the eve
ming OF February 25th, an exhibition by o num-
ber Of youths from the Industrial School Of
Cleveland. under the charge Of Rev. Waterton;
and, whereas, Hon. Harvey Rice and Hon. John
Foote communicated much interesting informa
tion in regard TO the economy and value OF the
, enterprisej therefore,
Resolped, By the General Assembly Of the Stat
Of Ohio, That while we do not regard such 4
school as proper object for appropriations from
! the State treasury, yet We are strongly impress
ed with the utility Of the Industrial School sys
! tenn as organized in the city Of Cleveland, ant
We cordially recommend II to the favorable con
sideration Of the olties and large towns Of th
: State generally. Adopted.
A Communication was received from tn
, Treasurer OF the State In answer TO o resolu
tion Of inquiry concerning the Seneca Count.
) Bank. II was laid on the table for printing
Mr.. GARFIELD introduced s. b. No. 2S5-
. Toamend sectors l3 and IA Of the independen
treasury act. 1t prohibits State and county Of
fcers from receiving or disbursing any none
: from the respective treasures other than gol'
: and silver or the notes Of the specie payin
= banks Of Ohio. And provides that all payment
D out of the State Treasury Of $40 and under sha
be in gold and silver, and payments OF 30 an
! under from county treasures shall be made
!, gold and silver. Sections Is and Ia Of the pre-
! = sent law t1be repealed. .,.
The Senate went into Committee of th
- Whole-Mr. Cuppy In the chair. r
/ After some time, the committee rose an
= reported back the bill concerning the Cincinna
% Hospital, and after q long explanation Of th
lbill, the committee had leave TO sit again.
s.. B. 237-To amend the act OF 1859, cor
ccrnipg real estate indexes, was referred to th
Judiciary committee.
, Mr. HOLMES gave notice Of bill to amen
10 the act concerning Assessors, 50 as to authoril
i. them to administer osths. l-
!. Mr.. MONROE was discharged from tn
~ further consideration Of the petition Of Davi
y Jenkins, concerning an alteration OF the seno'
,e law, in reference to colored people. :, T., ~
,el Adjourned. =. =, '-.-.....,, ~ !,