Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

celVe from US the mhberlhlbp tOoipdNO't VI h"h~
ut that time, the value OF which shapSoe deter
iuined as hereinbefore specified. l9au
4h For the faithful performance, on our '
part, Of all the stpulations contained in this
proposition, In, case the State shall accept 1t on
their part, we will, at the time Of the execution
of the lease, execute bond, with i've or more
good and sufficient sureties. to the acceptance
Of the Board Of Public Works, in the penal
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars, and pay
to the State the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars, as follows: Ten thousand dollars as
the time the lease is executed and delivered,
and ten thousand dollars in advance annually
thereafter until the whole shall be paid,
.A A. EVERETT, ~.
uosHs ~ KENT JARVIS,
-elaa ARNOLD MEDBERY,
fe9t y W. j. JACKSON,
l. r THOS. BROWN, IL
TH0S. MOORE.
/ COLUMBUS, OHIo, February 20, 1861,
l. Mr.. NIGH moved that the vote, whereby the
House report, of the committee Of Conference
on s. B, 35--Relative to Longview Asylum, be
reconsldered. '.,t.i "a az anna
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, supported this mo-
ton, objecting to the bill because it allows the
money raised in Hamilton county, for the sup.
port of lunatics, etc., to be expended at this
Asylum without coming into the State treasury,
aud therefore putting it on more favorable
footing than the other Asyiums. 7t ,.-.,s.t
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of Hamilton, explained that
this was but repetition Of the Law now in ex.
istence establishing that Asylum. ie9
Mr.. BALDWIN advocated the reconsidera'
ton. .@s,s .,, IA lvoT rbd-lfsE a
i Mr.. ROBINSON was in favor Of the notion
l. Mr.. Jones, of Hamilton, moved TO lay this
motion on the table, which was agreed TO- a it
! Mr.. CONVERSE moved that the House now,
proceed to take up the special order of the day
tho bill 10 amend the act regulating the use
\ of iais by the United States, which was agreed
to-yeas ~, nays AZ. .zsY"
! The bill was then read third time, whepqn
o Mr.. BUSS demanded the previous question:.
II Mr.. WOODS demanded call OF the
House, when 90 members answered to their
, Mr., WOODS moved that the abssntses be
! sent for. which was disagreed TO, when, ,5ros Z
| Mr.. WELSH moved that all further proceed.
isgs under the call bo dispensed with which was
agreed to. ,-sl.sf 49,, otesb Wa
I The vote was called on the previous question,
which resulted-yeas At, nays as. I'D sss u'sssy
| The vote was then called on the passage Of
the bill, and resulted-yeas "A, nays SO. 81,
This bill was to amend the Law regulating
the use Of jails. for the confinement Of persons
under United States authority, 90 as to compel
! ssnsr.i Isw lsavi1g h to the ansion IF the
is;Ior y 'si ~ -, -,
The yc.s vas at,ict rtv vote. va.e., tho Rsnub-
Ilic.ps ali voting no. :, .s'Iir,
sR -snnnl mil em an ,s,v ~ a. The school Isu-
vsa ,esd tba srst lime. 3 -
j. The Senate amendment 70, H B. .21l--To re.
gulate the sale of ministerial lands-with the
bill, were referred to the committee on Schools
Tha oommittee nm bfunicjnal Corporstiops
i renorted mack 8. r. I9l-vben Il was ordered
4 IN he rssd a third time to-norrow. ~
II Tha Committed on Corporations reported hack
81. B. $3.50 organize horse-thief. catching
l,,omnaniss-vbieh was referred 10 Mr.. Voris "a
= ssIsct comnittse. = - ' '''' : =
II The committee on Aerieulture reported back
II n. r. 3oI-Relating to obstructions in water
courses-with sundry amendments, which were
issisu isdjcia,y &c, Committee. % % m "" ~ =
, The Committee on the Penitentiary. 10 whom
vera referred aundry memorials in relation e
\ coonerino "a the Penitentiary. made report
: thefeon and introduced H. b 3BS-To regulate
J the letting Of labor in the Penilentiary-whict
AZ read the first time, and the Report orderet
I ~ ba nrinted' -
Ths Aerioultural Committee reporied adverse
liz to me itons for repeaI of the law for tht
/, nrotectiop of fsh. --'.- :, ~ ~
l They also reported back meposials relatin
D 10 tax for Arricultural purposes 10. HamiItoi
county. which were referred TO the HamiItoI
O. county delegation. ''rVs I,r ~ y - - :,
The sane committee renorted hack II. B
l340-Relatiur 10 fencea and the cunning al
: large of certsin animals. with cartain amend
i. M ants. which were agreed TO. =, ~ 17,
81 MI. NIGH moved 10 amend bv adding sec
Ition providing that the act Of IS59-To preyen
I awine fron runninU at lar0e--he reneaIed