Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-11
IN SENATE.
MosDAY, March IL, 1861

adoption of the Senate joint resolution relative
to printing 5000 copies Of the report ofthe Com.
missioner of Statistics, after having amended
tbs same BY requiring 5000 copies to be printed
in German, and the distribution of the whole
number Of copies be made to each member, up. |
on the basis adopted at the last session for the
distribution of the Agricultural Reports.
On motion, said resolution and amendment
we're referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. SCHLEICH H presented new bills. B.
No. 270--To repeal certain acts therein namedj
and
Mr.. FOSTER also presented new bills.
B. No. .27l-Supplementary to an act entitled
"au act to provide for the partition ofreal les.
tate" passed February 18th, 1881, and the sew
eral acts amendatory thereof; both Of which were
read the frst time. qItwdt
Mr.. BREWER presented the remonstrance
of John Carnes and 81 others against the pas
sage of Senate Bill No. 209, being bill to reg.
ulate the sale of railroads and for the re.organ-
ization Of the same, which was referred to the
committee on Railroads.
Mr.. HARSH presented the petition Of James
M Brown and IL other citizens Of Massillon,
Stark county, in reference to Seneca Comfy
Bank Notes; which was referred to theIselect
Commltte on that subject. a
Mr.. FISHER offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: t..
Resolped That the Board Of Public Works
be required to report to the Senate what has
been the amount received per annum from the
Public Works for the last ten years, the salaries
Of officers, expense of collecting tolls. and max
ing repairs on the same, for the same term Of
years, including present Indebtedness for mate
rails furnished to, and labor,performed on, such
Public Works; also, the present condition OF the
| Public Works, as TO the amount OF money neces.
sary (if any, to put them in as good condition
for travel or transportation as they were ten
years since.
On motion, the Senate went into Commit.
tee of the Whole, Mr.. White in the Chair, and
considered 5. B. l66-Further to amend "an
act to provide for the creation and regulation of
Incorporated Companies In the State of Ohio"
passed May /, 1852, and to regulate railroad
companies, which, on being reported back, was
referred to the committee on Railroads.
| A message was received from the Governor,
| Transmitting communication from the Secre.
| tary of the Senate of the United States, enclos
| ing copy of letter from Salmon P. Chase,
resignng the Office of Senator of the United
States from the State of Ohio, which was read.
On motion, the Senate took rccess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| at MONDAY, March IL.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Brush. l17 ffIoT
The following memorials were presented and
BY. Mr.. sCHIFF, from the school commits
soners Of Delhi township, in Hamilton county
for the sale Of certain school lands.
BY Mr.. HADDOW, from A. b. Ellis and 81
Others, Of Washington, for q constitutional
amendment prohibiting persons OF any degree
I.sgo nIa.A l.ax. xv0k
BY Mr.. CHASE, from Henry Slusser and 81
others, for liquor license system.
| By Mr.. MONAHAN, from WIN. Green and
i 80 others Of Athens county, for an improvement
of the Hooking canal. s,it ~
i By Mr.. BLAKESLEE, from Jacob Schell ant
80 others Of Columblana county, for q law tc
protect every citizen of Ohio and abolish kid
Also, from S. s. Blackford and 80 others Of
Stark county, for therepealo Of all laws making
distinction on account of color. = 4 - dh4,g
i Also, from Charles s. Royce and Al others o.
Stark county, for the same object. s.7.,ir
Also, from d. c. Blood and eight others Of
the same county, for the same object. '''a
ALSO, from A. v. Stannard and 50 Others o
the same county, for the same object.
Also, from VIM. X. Mendenhall and "a 9TH
ere Of the same county, for the same object.
/ q ALSO, iFOW ~ DFOohu uuu ~ ObuCTo VI tut
1 same county, for the same object. tE1a
Also, from Cheeseman Miller and lib otheri
of Cuyahoga county, for the same object.
Also, from &c Others of Brecksville, In tht
same county, for the same object.
i Also, from Enoch Clark and 4O other citizens
I Of Ohio, for the same object. grrfqs ort ~
Also, from Silas Roston and GU others Of Ful
ton county, for. q constitutional amendment
i for the same object. 1900 "a n ss,ti
The following bills were read second tim,
4 ii, B. 4OO--To smend the third section Of th,
sct to provide for the sale of section sixteen in
Delhi township, in the county Of Hamilton
Schools and School Lands. ''l 'folS- fN
II H B. 40l- Prohibiting the commissioners o.
counties from paying or allowing to be.paid fol
certain stationery and blanks for county officers
Fees and Salaries. rggroT W 4 nr'11 ,r' s!is
H. B. 4O2-To amend en- act for the punish.
ment Of the crime Of maliciously destroying
property. Judiciary.
Il H. B. 403-To amend the LIST, 2nd and 81
sections of Gan actreqciring annual settlement
by county officers" Finance. 4,,,, r..--
III. B. 404-To repeal certain ects thereii
= named. Select Committee of one. Mr.. Voris
II. B. 405-To amend an act supplementary
to an act 10 regulate the election contest of elec
tion and the resignation OF justices Of the peace
Municipal Corporations. ~ y |7T
H.B 406-To amend the act to amend en- &C
defining the powers and duties of justices Of th.
peace and the act amendatory thereto. Judi-
!. ciary. = t-Hss
ii. B. 4O7--To regulate the payments Of cost
, on conviction for minor criminal offenses. Ju
dietary. Grh
4 II. B 408--To abolish the Office of county in
n 6rmsry director, and Invest the duties and pow