Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-11

Mr.. HILLS opposed this amendment. il
Mr.. BLAKNSLEE saw very little use In tho
bill. and was opposed 60 the amendment fl
Mr.. WRIGHT,o Of Hamilton, supported the
bill without amendment. ~ N
The amendments offered BY Mr.. SRODGERSI
and by Mr.. PARROTT were disagfoed to,
when the bill was passed--yeas 66. Maya 25.
S.B. Ito protect certain birds and game, |
was read first time. ffIsITTTTU
The senate's joint resolution relative TO the |
distribution Of the report Of the Commissioner
of Statistics was adopted, after being amend
ed, on motion Of Mr.. SLUSSER, so as to place
thesurplus not provided for at the disposition
Of the State Librarian. ,it.3 tiEti - A
The House took up the special order for this
hour (3P. M 1.-THE Senate's amendments to
II. b. l46-To encourage and secure the safe
keeping OF the public arms, in the hands of vol
unteer companies The vote was taken on the
amendments, which resulted-yeas 46, nays 46
S. B. 2s9-For the reliet Of A. w. Ayres-
was read the first time.
H. B. 366-Fixing the compensation Of coun.
ty treasurers-with the Senate's amendments,
was referred to the Finance committee.
The House took up the Senate's amendments
to II. B. 423-PsovidiDg for jsils in villages.
Mr.. BURR moved that the subject be referred
to select committee Of three, which was dis
agreed to.
The vote was then taken on the amendments,
which resulted yeas 43, nays 46
The House agreed to the Senate's amendment
to H 406 Amending the Justices Code
yeas IA naysS
The House acceded TO the SeDate's request
for q committee Of Conference on H l53-
To provide for the relief of plank road comps
nies-wben Messrs. Woods, Converse end Cox
were appointed on the committee
| S. 25O-Amending the act regulating
county commissioDers-wa read the fret time
II. B 37-To amend the laws relating to the
sale of Intoxicating quors-was read the third
time, when
Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, moved that the
bill be referred to the committee on the Judi
ciary. .--.g ,.-.
Mr.. BURR explained the peculiarities and
provisions OF the bill.
Mr.. McCUNE opposed the motion 10 refer
the bill. Both friends and opponents of Tenn
perance asked that something should be done;
4 and be hoped there would be no further delay in
action upon the subject The House refused to
refer the ll-yeas 25, nays SO
Mr. BROWNE, OF Miami, moved to amend
the bill by striking out the section prescribing
that Prosecuting Attorneys shall prosecute of
fences under this bill.
Mr.. BLAKESLEE opposed this amendment,
as it would destroy the efficiency Of the bill.
Mr.. BURR further explained that the amend
} ment would make the bill altogether useless, as
1t bad been found that the present law failed
because OF the ficulty OF prosecution.
: Mr.. FELLOWS said he would cheerfully
vote for this bill If he thought 1t would secure
} temperance; but 1t did not promise such results
, to him.
, Mr., HERRICK opposed this amendment, as
1t would make the bill nulllty.
The amendment was disagreed to, when the
vote was taken on the bill, which resulted
} yeas 80, nays 43
Mr.. RODGERS moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the House refused to pass H, B. 34t
} TO regulate fences and enclosures; which mo
tion was laid on the table +.
, H. B. 250-To amend the act of 1854, In re
lation to the sale of Intoxicating liquors, so az
to prevent the sale of such liquors on the high
ways, was read q third time, when
Mr.. McCUNE explained the bill, that II had
J been introduced in compliance with numerous
} memorials, chiefly from along the National
Road, where the practice bad become very com
} mon, and serious nuisance. ~,
The vote was then taken on the bill, and re-
sultsd-yeas 49, nays 80.
H.. B. 47s-Supplementary TO the Akroi
school law, was read the second time, and re-
ferred to Mr., Woods as select committee. q
H. B, 39I-Supplementary to an act to provid,
for system of sewerage in Cincinnati, wa
read third time. -. - ~
Mr.. JONAS said that this bill was desired b!
the citizens of Cincinnati, and was approves
by the Hamilton county delegation.
I, Mr.. SCHIFF explained the object of the bill
F, when, N 10
4 On motion of Mr.. sTEDMAN, a verba
amendment was made, land the bill passed-yea
81, nays IL. al. ~ q tl.,si9 ss rd IL
Mr.. WOODS, from the Select committee Il
whom was referred II +, B. 476-To amend tht
Akron SCHOOL law, reported the same back
when it was set for third reading Tomorrow.
8. ,, 1870 enroll the militia OF the State
was read third time, when
Mr.. STEDMAN explained that the bill pro.
vided that the Assessors shall make return o
all persons suitable to bear arms. o.,
: The bill was then laid on the table,
Il Mr.. REES, of Morrow, from the committe,
on Schools and School Lands, to whom was re
ferred sundry memorials relating to foot bridges
reported the same back, and asked to be dis
charged from further consideration of the same
which was agreed to. 400 ttl a..
The same committee reported back II. B. 49,
TO repeal section 90 Of the school law Of 1853
and recommended it's indefinite postponement
which was agreed to.
The same committee reported back s. B. "a
4 TO amend section 49 OF the school law O.
1858, when the bill was set for third reading
Tomorrow. '.7a,
The Judiciary committee reported back H, B
47--To enable juries to qualify their verdiets II
capital cases, amended according to instructions
when the amendment was agreed to, and the bill
put upon its passage. s.i,' i ~
The vote was called, which resulted--yeas
"a, nays 46
On motion of Mr.. MONAHAN, 8. B. 1856
/ To enroll the militia, was taken up. III
| X Mr.. CONVERSE moved to strike out the
seventh section Of the bill, which fixes the pay
of Quarter Master and Adjutant General. fol
certain services, which was agreed to; when
The vote was taken on the bill, which result
ed-yeas 47, nays 95. q ' ~
! The committee on Temperance reported back
H B nl-To amend the act to punish certain
immoral ptactices, when the bill was ordered to
be read the third time Tomorrow.
| The Judiciary committee reported back B
209-To regulate the sale and capitalization OF
railroads, with certain amendments, which,
On motion Of Mr. BRUFF, were voted upon
separately, and adopted. 's
Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment requiring
the bankruptcy OF roads to be fret made mani
feet, which was disagreed to. ~ " hti
M. SCOTT, of Warren, offered four amend.
ments TO secure the interest Of stockholders 10
certain casee. which was disagreed TO.
Mr.. BRUFF moved an amendment providing
that stockholders under charters paesed under
The old Constitution, should not be held indivijs
ually liable, which was disagreed to-yeas IA.
nays Ga. ~ 's' ~
Mr.. V0RIS moved that the bill be eugrossed,
which was disagreed to-yeas 60, nays2l.
The bill was then get for q third readinn To-