Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-05
IN SENATE.
Tuesday, March 5ih, lS6l--l0 A, M
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PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. PARISH2F From E B Sadler ant
| 73 others of Erie Co., asking amendments tc
the game law. Agriculture. q
By the PRESIDENTIAL memorial from ].
w. Clarke, of Clinton Co., Kentucky, repre-
senting that on the representation of the Treas
urer OF Ohio, he received notes of the Seneca
Co. Bank, amounting to $2.269, which have
not been redeemed, and asking the passage of q
law authorizing the State of Ohio to redeem
the same. Committee'on Claims.
By Mr.. READY, from Allen Gaskill and 25C
other citizens, of TuscaraWas county, remonstra
ting against the sale Of lease of the Public
Works Of the State of Ohio. Referred to com
mittee on Public Works.
Also,from James Moore and &c other citizens
of Coshocton county, demonstrating against tht
sale or lease Of the Public Works Of the State
of Ohio. Referred to committee on Public
Works.
THIRD READIEos.
S. b. No. 254-To amend section thirty -one
of an act entitled dan act to provide for the re-
organization, supervision and maintenance oi
common schools" passed March IA, 1853. The
bill passed--yeas 81, nays 6 1t authorizes col
ored schools in districts where there are 90 OF
more colored children. rt
s. B. No. 24-By Mr.. SCHLEICH-Tc
amend section forty-Dine of an act entitled "an
act to provide for the re organization, superyis.
ion and maintenance Of common schools" The
bill is designed TO change that section of the
law which makes the State Librarian er-oGicit
clerk of the School Commissioner, and author
ICES the Commissioner to appoint clerk in hi
office Thebill passed-yeas2 "a, nays 5,
BILL NOTICES.
By Mr.. HOLMES; A bill to prevent the sal,
of intoxicating liquors on Sunday. q 2
Mr.. PARISH gave notice that be would NOV,
| an amendment to the 4th rule Of the Senate, b,
adding after the word ''revision" these word
sand on account of Public Expenditures.n
On motion of Mr.. SCHLEICfI, the memori
al was taken up, and referred to the Committee
on Colleges, &c. ae
REPORTS OF STANDING coMMtTTKEs.
By Mr.. WHITE, from the Committee Of
Claims, reported in favor Of the payment Of th
claims for new hsgs for the Capitol and for map
for the Senate, and reported the following bills
| which were read first time, viz:
s. B. No. 262: Making appropriations oil
$3O5 Al, for Gags and maps for the General As
sembly. t-..,.
s. B. No. 1853: Regulating the jurisdiction
and payment of claims against the State.
It requires vouchers and afidavits from per-
sons who have bills against the State, when nc
specific contract has been made.
By Mr.. CUMMINGS, from the Committee
on Roads and Highways, with amendments to
s. B. No. 236-"To provide for the removal Of
distractions from turnpikes, &c;' and recon.
mendation that it pass. Agreed to, and bill or
dered for third reading tomorrow.
By Mr.. LASKEY, from the same Commit
tee, in favor of the in definite postponement ol
Il. B. No. ll9-For the better improvement o.
Roads and Highways. Agreed to.
REPORTS OF SELECT COMMUTERS.
By Mr.. HOLINESS. B. No. l9s-Author
izipg the sale of the Catherine street Cemetery
recommending its passage. sa tt,a
Mr.. KEY presented o remonstrance against
the passage Of this bill, from Caleb II. VII
liams, q lot holder in the Cemetery, excepting
on certain conditions-making it compulsory
on the Trustee. to give lot holders lots In Spring
Grove Cemetery in exchange for lots 10 the
Catherine street Cemetery.
Mr.. HOLMES said he would not advocate the
bill, II he was not convinced that lot holders
are adequately protected thereby. He was
satisfied that such Is fact. He admitted that
the Catharipe Street Cemetery had not been
properly cared for. ~ 81 ~ t.fs g.. ol.
Mr., PARISH thought the bill properly framed
to protect the lot holders, and would vote for
sne ID Dill Moopr n;u NJ
Mr. mOonI sus'asuea sue nn.; Is snougu'
proper respeos 'Jr h sne us,S lusna tps's re re-
,. movai isom :rs As =. Wy .gs s.u ~ 70
neyee ne rIgn,s anu ,u.etGSsS 1 " ios noioerS
naT ~, Deen ,S evhsu..u - WIS n.n, -
Inc 9ues'on rsSut'nb aPoh "e'passase VI
liNe.a tne Dill ~ passeo-yeas q, nays O. ~ p.
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Mr.. PERRILL offered the following; .5s'
Keso'osa, iua. Tue nuai.or DC requestea &c 20
the ] erection of the present Ohio Pepitsstisry.
Also, detailed statement Of the appropriations
made each year for the erection and completion
of the same, together with the amount expend
ed for the enlargement Of the same up to Jan.
Ist, 1861 80. I ssss -se1s- ss.1s eess E
On motion of Mr.. MONROE, s. B. 256--To
amend the act Of April 4th, 1859, to provide for
the election of township Assessors. = n
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Mr. MOVha insfouuceu 2. ~o4 anen,
tne nret ana ln,ro sections o. .ne acs oI april
4th ls5s, LOT the sac o. lease o Of essaIee 'a,l
BY mr. WllISS..e =. Eo4-Io rmenq .ne
acs OF April ON, lo.o-.o legaissse r,te 5nsu.
rance COmUuuioH UUt IuCOTDVEhNtu By tn0 0Eutc