Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-10

the seventh Judicial dlspio'e evhIoh ives dia4-
Mr.. STOUT moved "a amend By insetting
section repealing the act providing Tor the elec.
district. Wy
Mr.. voRIs moved an amendment, as sub.
stisute, which would effect the same end which
was agreed TO, when $3.50,
Mr. SToUTs amendment lss amended, was
adopted, AtLJI .E1Uhi
county from the 7th judicial connection, which
was declared ont OF order. ,-,.s n. s,..9, !. y
Mr.. VORIS moved TO amend by repeating the
act Of April 10, 1856, for the election OF an adj
dltional Judge In the Cuyahoga district. Q. go
70 Mr., C0LLINGS moved to amend by adding
O section kproviding that common pleas judges
shall hereafter receive $4,000 per year.
MIR. DiCKEY said he could see no necessity
for this bill II had not been asked for, and all
the useful ends proposed by II could be reached
better by repeating all the acts for electing ad-
ditional judges. He desired to come to q vote,
and would move tho previous question, which
was sustained. 1851 ei i9 es3taaay Va
Mr.. VORIS' last amendment was agreed to-.
) Mr., COLLINGS' amendment ,increasing the
salary, was disagreed to-yeas %, nays %.
The vote was then called on the passage OF
the bill, which resulted--yeas So, nays 80.
As it required q two-thirds vote to pass this
bill, II was declared lost, when
} Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved that the vote just
taken be reconsidered, which motion Was agreed
to--yeas SO, nays 35. os, ,-.g,.u.
The bill was then referred to Mr.. Voris as
, select committee. u-
!, H. B. No. 44i, by Mr.. THOMPSON, of Per-
I, ry-To amend section one of an act entitled an
, act TO amend the laws now in force prescribing
the duties Of county commissioners, passed
March 25, 165I--was read third time, when
+, Mr.. THOMPSON, of Perry, explained the OBJ
ijeci OF the bill, that it was 70 provide for trans
cribing the records of the Probate Courts Of the
!, State. - p.
Mr.. McCLUNG opposed the bill, as useless
o Mr.. BALDWIN also opposed it, b
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, thought it would b
: proper to leave this TO the discretion OF th'
e commissioners.
10 Mr.. BRUFF opposed the bill, as it could an
sWer no other purpose than to give job oI
ss writing to some hanger on about the county OF
ly fees.
1T Mr.. DEvORE said, that as this bill provide
p only for necessary transcribng, subject to th'
v. direction Of the Commissioners, he was favor
re able to its passage frtt...al
= great advantage might be found In placing th
power W OTucE ouSu WIN sho SOAA
Id missioners .ls. f,r-,e... . Z.
Mr.. DAVIS read statute which he though
y, made ample provisions for the case.
"A The vote. was then taken on the bill, when
on failed to pass--yeas 20, nays So
v H B. 4A-Supplementary to On act entitle
''an act to provide for the srganz ,ton Of citi,
nd and incorporated villages" passed May 3, lss
10 was read third time, when q Hia far
or The vote was called on Its passage, and rt
he eulted-yeas 40, nays "a -.t. ...e.-. b, q.
. II. B. 464, by Me-. JONES, of Hamilton-1
protect the interests Of turnpike, and plat
'p. road, was read third time, wben ,Jt
Mr. JONES, of Hamilton, explained the o
en- ect Of the bill, that IL requires cities or yilsg
,le that take possession of any portion OF tur
he pike or plsnkroad, TO keep the same In order.
The bill was then passed a".
I'D Mr.. DEVORE moved that the vote on II.
nd 444 be rec1nsidered.
ed Mr.. BALDWIN opposed the reconsiderati
se and the bill, because it would tend TO throw q
gh burdens of city street Improvements upon t
ID wrong property, and materially increase m
nicipal taxes, and excite clamor about improS
he ments "-'
W, Mr. PARROTT replied that good reast
mt why the gentlemsn's objection is not well tal
'er en- is, that no clamor has arisen on the subje
.c- The vote was then recoasdered, and the vc
lip called upon the passage Of the bill, which r
hi sulted-yess sc, nays 20. 1s eiaaar
Mr.. WOODS moved that the Finance col
is mittee be discharged from the consideration
ly. the resolution for sine die adjournment on
Vill 18th inst.
) Mr.. SCOTT, of wsreu, moved that
l. House adjourn, which was disagreed toy
%, nays So.
re- The House then took recess a'i a