Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-11

Dfcommon eonooin- oeiect Nom' Z
II. B!4il-To establish and define the aus 4
shortly Of iuries. Committee ofthe Whole.
s.. B. 253-To provide for The mnintenense d
and support Of insane persons In the state or Al
Ohio. Benevolent Institutions. IN
s. B. 260- Making partial appropriations ior \
the year 1861. Finance. :
s. B. 245 Authorizing tho payment of the
claim of Bartlett Smith. Finance. IJ
s. b 255-To amend sections l3 and "a OF an Of
acs to establish the Independent Tressury:of the
State of Ohio Committee on II. B.7l. - =
s. q. 236--To provide for the removal of OBJ
structions from tutnpikes and plank roads
Roads and Highways. ~ fkslI Il
S. B. 239-To amend the act for the assess, Q
ment and taxation of property in this State' anu
for leyying taxel, thereon. Currency
H. b. No. BIG; by Mr. VINCENT-Fixing
the rate of interest and repeating acertain act
therein named, was made the special order for
Tuesday, at ii O'Clock, "A. NJ lNlMyI ~ II
Mr.. SNYDER gave notice of a bill to amend
the act regulating the practice OF rrooate
Courta. a. s,- --s1.-..i ,s-s,t
The following bills were introduced and read
H. B. Ala; by Mr.. wooD-To extend the
time OF payment for section l6. in Erie and
Clay townships, in Ottowa county. 8
H. B Ala; by Mr.. PATTERS0N--T'o amend
sections and S of the act to provide for the
election of Presidential electors. gAJrGl II
j H. B. AIS; by Mr.. WINNER--To amend
- section OF the act for the better regulation
of schools in towns and cities, passed February
j 81, 1649. ~ 80.
II, B. 4l6-By Mr.. REEs, Of Franklin-To
amend the Inspection Laws, so as to provideior
appointment of Deputies h4,
II. B. 4l7-By Mr.. SHAW-To amend the
act of March Z, 1853, for the punishment OF
7 certain crimes. I
II. B. 4ls-By Mr.. PARR-To repeal the
act for the guarantee of United States Bonds
H. B. 4l9--By Mr.. sHAW--To prevent CIV
{ ing aid to fugitive slaves.
: Fl. B. 42O-By Mr.. FELL0WS-To amend
the act relating to juries, passed February "
< 1881. lL ,.,l , r,.
H. B 42l-By Mr.. .RUKENBROD-Io
amend the laws regulating the duties OF Coun'
Mr.. MUSSON, from the Committee on Med.
ical Colleges, reported back s. B. 25l-Regu-
lating the Commercial Hospital Of Cincinnati; {;
= when the bill was read third time, when
4 Mr.. FLAGG explained the object OF the bill
IS and its provisions. The bill was then passed
yeas 70, nays a. IHlt.
,e Mr.. DAVIS, from the Committee on NUM-
ye cipal Corporations, reported back II. b. 336-To
q. amend the general act for the incorporation OF
ed cities and villages, in relation to sewer assess
I'd ments-when the bill was ordered to be en-
lie crossed and read third time, when
D. Mr.. BLAKESLEE explained the object and
be provisions Of the bill, when 1t was passed--yea
SO, nays'15. :,
ntl Mr, COLLINGS, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported back II. B. 376; To protect tn
B. interest Of mechanics by preventing the immigra
3D.; tion of colored persons This report not peint
q signedby majority Of the committee,
| AZ. D0QING0N raiaad n mn nat0n of order
ed and moved that the Judiciary committee be dis
es. charged from further consideration OF the sub
,re 20 On I motion Of Nj. CONVERSE was laid o
the table. s3!a. 81 :.
ICE The bill was therefore left with the commit
as. tee. .l,
pe. Mr.. McCUNE, from the Penitentiary commit
IN. tee, reported back H. B. 368-To amend sectio
he "a Of the act of March "a, 1860, regulating u
Penitentiary, when the bill was set for thir
les reading tomorrow.
on, Mr.. ROBINSON, from the committee Q
lty Claims reported in favor Of the payment OF u
ect claim Of William Reed, which was agreed TO-.
The same committee reported back the clai
on, of John L. Robinson, for salary as Canal II
spector at Akron, and recommended that 1t
rks not paid, which was agreed to.
has Mr.. ANDREWS, from tho committee Q
the Finance, reported back Senate joint resoll
les ton 99-Relative TO the payment OF q
ak claim of the Commissioners on the cite OF
of new Penitentiary = the Committee hayir
te- unanimously recommended that be indefnit
uch ly postponed. ..F.s sr
the Mr.. WELSH thought II wovld be doin
,es. injustice to of these Commissioners
ion agree to the; report. They expected Il
ten same compensation as members of the Gener
Assembly, and they accepted the appointme
lit. with that understanding, and that the Govern
md Intended that such would probably be their cor
an pensaton-say 81 aday and expenses; and
of Thought it ought TO be paid them. e g. r-..7
o." Mr.. ANDREWS replied that the app0in
bad ment was made without any expectation th
was they would have been so long in session, al
that the Governor, at the time he suggested Il
10. . probabe compensation, also ntimRted that th,
,re. were expected to report ct the commencement
los the last session Of the Legislature, whereas tn
.se strung out the time, and did not report till ne
ted the close OF it.
4. Mr.. BALDWIN said, the Committed o
Finance at the last session reported what tn
deemed a full compensation for their servic
and he thought that compensation Is ample.
+, Mr.. PARSONS said he thought the House W
l. about to do an act Of great injustice to three
p honorable men as there are In tn State,
and adopting this report. He cited the fact th
y the expenses of the Commissioners we're oy
MIS- $500, as they stated in their reports-and
nty, knew they would not reportimproperly--and {
Of 81, 200 it left them sum that it would be
4 SIS shame for this House TO award them. They b
NAL made most able report, and made 1t as es
yree as possible. IL was most valuable repo
showing the reso urces of the State to be 81
96 as we should rejoice to know them to be-.
said these men were not capable ofetatiDg fall
and hood and they had said they paid out $965
,entI expenses In their services This Senate resol
tion only allows them this bill OF expenses