Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-25

row, were appointed on the committoe OF C0n-
ference on the General Appropriation Bill. 4
s. b. SO7-To regulate telegraph companies,
was read the fret time, when the rule waa sns.
pended, and the biltread o second and third
time now.
Mr.. HUGHES moved to amend by striking
utthesecond section, which prohibits the voi-l
upteeripg of telegraph operators except by per-
mission Of The Governor. + " N iiI IN
u Mr.CHASE. moved that the bill bereferrod
to the Judiciary committee.
Mr. BRuFF moved the previous question:,
which was sustained, when ,.,trss Drtro.
/ The amendment. Of Mr. HUGHES was dis
agreed to-yeas 25, nays 81.
The vote was then called on the passage OF
the BILL which resulted-zyeas 81, nays II. SO
the bill was passed. @y's ArfA N~
Messrs. ROBINSON. WELSH, STOUT,
WOODS and HERRICK we're appointed on the
Joint committee to inquire into the manner OF
provisioning the volunteers at Camp Jackson.
d SO5-Relating to the Militia, was read
the first and second times, and referred to the
committee on Finance, and the bill ordered to
be printed. I's.i ' -1lH
H. B 4s9-To establish Home Guards, was
taken from the table, with the pending amend
ment.
Mr. DEvoRE moved to amend by allowing
hhSAiDoao VI tuo 0udTu W 10 icpo phnh s"SAJ
one years of age, which was disagreed to.
Mr.. vORIS moved that the bill be referred
to the committee of tho Whole, which was
agreed to, when
| The House resolved itself into committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Herrick in the chair, and
took up Fl, B. 469, relating to Home Guard,
aud after some time spent Ia the consideration
thereof. the committee rose and reported the
bill back, with sundry amendments, which were
agreed to, when ls
Mr.. JESSUP moved to amend by striking out
the limit of sixty years Of age, which was disa
greed to.
Mr.. SCOTT, Of Warren, offered an amend
ment limiting the duties Of the Home Guard,
to their own county in counties bordering on the
Ohio river, which was agreed to. Also, that the
Guard shall not operate beyond the State, which
was agreed 10. -.--l-
Mr.. JESSUP moved TO amend by authorizing
township organization Of Companies, which was
disagreed to.
The bill was then ordered to be engrcssed
and read third time Tomorrow.
The House then adjourned.
q "" IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, April 25, 1861.
| SECOND READINGS.
S. b. No. 303-Making appropriations for
repairs of the Public Works for 1861 and the
first quarter Of 1862. Public Works.
! FIRST READINGS.
II. B No. 453--To require Commissioners
OF Miami county to institute proceedings in quo
ioarrGntO against turnpike and plank road com.
panies in certain cases.
| H. B No. 427-Providing for the creation and
regulation of township agricultural societies,
! The Senate agreed to House amendments to
8 B. No 2s6-For the protection of fisheries
on the Sandusky and Portage rivers.
j RFPoaTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. READY, from the committee on Muni
cipal Corporations, reported s. B. No. 80
amend an act relating to cities Of the fret clas
HAVING population of less than 80, 600.
i Mr.. PERRlLL, from the committee on Ag
riculture, recommended the indefinite postpone
ment Of II. B. No. 33l-being the dog bill
Agreed to.
Mr.. JONES, from the committee on Publ
Works, recommended the passage Of H. B. No
453--Supplementary to the act of March ~
- concerning the Public Works. IL cOnsoli
dates the Public Works under the supervisio
4 of the Board,A
}, The bill passed-yeas %, nays 0.
> Mr.. JONES, from the committee on Agricu
ture, recommended the passage Of H. B. 4l6-
Amending the inspection act Passed.
: Mr.. HARSH, from the committee on Claim
!, reported in favor Of the postponement Of th
claim Of Isaiah Rogers. Agreed To-.
Mr.. SCHLEICH, from the Judiciary com
e mittee, reported adversely to petition t
!, change the name of the Mecca oil distric
5 Agreed to. fah
e Mr.. STANLEY, from the joint conferenc
committee on Senate amendments TO the gen
eral Appropriation Bill, reported 10 favor OF th
adoption Of certsini House amendments, an
that the House rscede from one of its amend
ments. Agreed to.
7 The Senate then took recess.