Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-12

objection Of NJ. Hughea, hedid not thinf II
would inclease the 1umber Of colorcd imni-
grants. If fit did, he thousht humanity, The
golden rule and eommon justice iorbid our TAX 7
ing this mems OF excluding them. &
Mr.. NIGH hoped The bill would pass. There
were many colored children in his county; and
he would give them All the proper benefits of
education, and make themns good citizens as
MF. WHlTE moved tkatshs biilbs amend.
ed by proAiding that no colofed children should,
at any time, be admitted 70 the same schools
Win white--which was agreed to; yeas 6S, nays
The vote was called on the passage of the
bill, and resulted-yeaa 25, nays 90.
The committee On Schools and School Lands
reported back the bill to releare q part of the
TAX on school lands Of Monroe county, when 1t
was referred to Mr.. Stout, its author. -
The bill to incorporate the College Of Rich
mond, 10 Jefferson county, was indefinitely post
pose. =
The COMMITTEES on Schools and School Lands
reported adversely TO the petition from Hamil
ton county for the election Of separate School
Directors among colored people -
fhe same committee reported back s. B. 26-
10 amend the School Law, when the bill was set
ior third reading tomorrow. Nr2
Ihe same committee reported adversely to the
meHorial Of George Hasson, Of Noble county,
in relation to the School Board Of Education.
|,T The same committee reported back H b 271
-kelating 10 the sale of Ministerial fLands,
and recommended that the amendments of the
Senate be agreed to--in which the House con-
cufred-yeas.6 80, hays2. dAdUtVuH
The Judiciary committee reported back H.
b 390-Relatingp to appeals ito the District
Courts, and recommended that Il be Indefinite.
/ ly postponed. =. -.
= Mr.. hITCHco ocK regretted that the COM
mittee had not given any reason for this report,
as he thought the bill would have had o good
enect N reducing litigation and unnecessary re
r Mr.. BALDWIN favored the bill, as it would
discourage second trials without cause. ,.,,y
~ Mr.. ANDREWS favored the report as prop.
or, the present arrangement being the best. iol
~ Mr.. ROBINSON and Mr.. CT VERSE con,
CURED with the committee n'ss5' ~, x ,f
MI, HILLS was in favor Of the, bill, ss 1t
would discourage new trials qTiief d9idw aliie
Mr.. KRUM moved that the bill be recomuhit
ted with instructions 70 amend SOFAS to require
that when there has been jury trial there shall
be no second trial, without good cause shown
which motion was lost. w g 80 ~ naa 90
hO WV Wuo thNu CullcQ Ou VIC pObtpOuO-
ment OF the bill, which tresulted-yeas 49, nays
ll94 sser sf .rsE rBsrrrriq
I Mr.. SCOTT, of Jefferson, on leave, introduc-
ed II. B. 422-To amend the act to amend sec
OF the act for the eemi-annuaI payment oftar
es, which was read frat time. a5fo,i0i sdssH-c
oMr. BALDWIN,, from the select committee
TO whom was referred the memorial Of citizens
OF Washington, Mahoning county, praying fol
authority in incorporated villages TO build jailt
and puneh certain offenses-t tepofted in accord
shce Herewith H. B. 423-To amend the gem
eral village and city Incorporation act--which
was read q third time. v9 Jsflyl ifs3 OF p tai
- The Select committee to whom was referred
House bill 392-To amend the city and village
Incorporation act--reported the same back, with
an amendment, which was agreed to, when the
bill was set for third reading to morrow.
The Select committee TO whom was referred
H. B. 366 Fixing the fees Of comfy treasurerf
reported the same back, with amendments,
when the billawas ordered to be printed as
amended, In advance Of other printing.
4 Mr.WELSH, from the Select committee, 10
whom was referred H. B. Ito amend the
independent Treasury act, in relation TO specie
lpayments--reported the same back, and reom.
mended the repeal Of the sections relating ID
specie payments, and providing for the deposit
Of certain funds, which report was laid on the
table to be printed. ssaus ioq h3oW 2 ss1ibsm
Mr.. SLUSsER, as one Of the committee on
this subject, said he did not deem 1t necessary to
make minority report, but he nevertheless
desented from the recommendation OF this re.
port. ttfng'f'sa l''ls.' aeq' fef 's.'S@ Ss.,.
Mr.. COREY, from the select committee to
whom was referred H. B. 204- Relating to the
Probate Court Of Shelby county, reported the
same back, when the bill was set for third
reading to morrow. sra u,
Mr., BUSS, from theselect committee to whom
was referred the claim of Joseph Cables, report.
ed the came back, recommending its payment,
when the report was ordered to be printed &,
THE House then took recess.
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