Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
H THURSDAY, February 81
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Grover.

PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Grover
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sre con,nanies. with two ,msndm ents vb;ch
wore acraed to. vhen tbs b;ll was GO. f,- q ,b;sd
reading h. morroE' aNif ~ - = : 'if''f'''NN :
THE Judiciary Comm;ttee renot.ad bsct n
3. 33S-To amend the Law for he nnnishment
Of embezzlement. and recom menSs sd its ;ndeiN
mite postponement,
Mr.. PEES. of Morrow. the aptbo- of tho hill.
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that ita nrovia;ons vera naco.sorr as r. &c r.
tsnded n nnn;sb Che IN, uroner n.a oe no1ars
com;ng = ;oso tha, ,bsnda of nnh,ic oSSoa,s ~
! THE hill was then referred In a Selec. cor,-
m,tea az tbree--Messrs Reas of Morroy
Hutcheson and Robinson.
The Committee on municipal cornorations
reported hack n. n. 3o4-Amendine tne City
and VILLAGE Jncornorating act. so a a fo rrov;do
for the epoointment of civ, Anditors-rri,h an
amendfnent. which gas aoreei to-D.--..
Mr.. BLAKESLEE exclaimed the obiect of
the hill that n was for the haneft Of cIogoIo, Nd
where Il had been found that spcb an officer wo =
needed. '770 : ~ - ~
Mr.. CONVERSE obiected IN ,ha ,os,o,o of
the bill, and moved that il be referred tn ae- a.
lect committee, which was agreed 10. when the
bill was referred TO Messrs. Blakeslee. Con.
verso and Robinson. 7
The committee on Schools and Sohoo, I,ends
reported back H. B. 3lS-To repeal ne
laws providing for Teachers Institutes-and
recommended it's indefinite pcstponement.
Mr.. REES, of Morrow, explained that the
bill proposed to repeal tbelav, because Teach.
ers Institutes we're falling into disuso, there
being only FIVE counties in the State in which
any Institute was held last year. He thought
1t unnecessary to lay out money in that vay'
Mr.. PLANTS said the lew proposed to be re.
pealed had been enacted for the promotion Of
the general education. The object of tbese 10.
stitutes was the mutual Improvement of teach.
ers The expenditure of the public money was
at the option of the County Commissioners. and
was not any great public grievance.
Mr.. WRIGHT, of Hamilton, copcuried With
Mr.. Rees, in favor of the bill.
Mr.. HILLS favored the bill, as the present
Law lie no real public benefit.
Mr., JONAS wes som ewhat Indifferent on III q
subject, but be would vote arainst the nost-
ponemeut.
Mr.. FLAGG was In favor of the n,ssa0e of
the bill. lie was opposed to The cophinai;ons
upon class interests. which teachers, institntes
might favor. They might control al cations. etc.
Mr.. CLAPP hooed the last pentleu,,u up aid
not intend to insinuate that ali the intelligeuce
among school teachers lie all on the side of the
Republicans. ri ya s.,,, ,-.-. r -
Mr.. KRUM objected TO the turn the
bill might be construed into oonosition to onr
School system. He hooed the I'm would NOT
be posspopod. 4 EClfI7 ITFTJf-T
Mr.. COX favored the report, and hoped the
bill would be postponed. so sII'I T'l''.7
Mr.. VORIS moved the preyious ouestjon.
which was sustained, when the vote vas taken
upon the passage of the bill, which resulted-
yeas 70. pays 23.
The committee on militia reported hack n
B. I46-To encourage and secure The safe keen.
inc of the public arms. with the volunteer mi.
litis-with The Senate amendm ents, and recon- M
mended the adoption of the amendrnepts. which
report was read. when
Mr.. FLAGG moved that the consideration of
the matter be postponed to the second Monday
in March, and made the special oIder of the
day for that day.
Mr. MCsCH0oLER was in favor of the post
ponement, as circumstances might occur be-
tween now and the tine named that might
change the action Of the House on the subject
Mr. TANNEYHILL was for the postpone
ment. He was in favor Of the bill In its general
features; but as II had been spoken Of as
measure of coercion, he did not charge that 1t