Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18
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ton, which were read at the clerks desk.
On motion, the House adjourned.
IN SENATE.
FRiDAY January 18Th, 1s6l-l0 A. M.
The Senate opened with Prayer by Rev
G. w. Brush.
Minutes Of yesterday read and approved.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. HARSH-Petition from Lydia A
Fitzpatrick and 80 others of Stark County, on
the subject Of Woman's Rights.
By Mr.. .M0NR0E-Petition of Rev. Alex
ander Bartele and 232 others. of Wellington
Lorain county, on the same subject. Both peti
tions were referred to the Committee on Wo
mans Rights.
| SECOND READINGS
II B No. 72-For the protection of suretiel
in certain cases. Judiciary.
| THIRD READINGS.
By Mr.. HARRISON, 8 B. 1870 amend
section 525 of the civil code The bill passed
Yeas q nays0.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Messrs GARFIELD and FOSTER were ap.
pointed Committee of Conference on II. ]. R
No. so, relative to printing documents.
AMERICAN FLAG.
| The House amendment to the Senate resolu
tion relative to flag on the State House wat
not agreed to
Messrs. STANLEY and HARRISON we're
APPOINTED Committee OF Conference on the
part of the Senate on the partial appropriation
bill.
| BILL NOTICES.
BY Mr.. CUMMINS to amend the School Act
of March l4th 1853.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. HARRISON, s. B. No. 1876 TO re-
peal all special acts ofincorporation which have
not been accepted or acted on. The rules were
suspended, and the bill was read a second time
an referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. PARISH, s. B. No. 197.-Supple
mentary to the act of May Sd 1852, for the Or
ganisation Of cities and Incorporated villages
and to amend several sections of said act, and
of the amenditory act therof, passed March 29th
1859
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. JONES, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported in favor Of the passage Of 8. B. No
ls4, by Mr.. Jones: Supplementary to the As
signment act of April 9Th, 1859. 1t authorizes
assignees to sell desperate claims, the same as
administrators do Agreed to, and the bill was
read third time, and passed.
Mr.. HARRISON, from the same Committee,
reported adversely to the memorial of officers
of Hamilton county, for copies of Swan and
Crtchfeld's Revised Statutes, at the expense
Of the State, Agreed TO- . .rr
SELECT COMMITTEES
Mr.. FERGUSON, from the Select Commit.
tee, reported back s. B. No. 35 concerning Long
View Asylum, with Recommendation to disagree
to the House mendment.-Agreed to,
'. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
| Mr.. GARFIELD rose to question of prvi-
leaN In reference TO the translation of documents
| into German, saying that he had on the test
mony of others alleged that such traaslations hat
been bungling. He read communication from
citi zens of Columbus, endorsing the ability oI
the translator. Mr.. G. was glad to make the
correction.
Mr.. PARISH said his testimuny on the sub
| iect was that ofa German whom he could name
| If necessary
Mr.. SPRAGUE, from tho com mittee on en-
rollment, reported the enrolment Of sundry
bills and resolutions.
Mr.. HARSH was granted leave of absence
\ until Monday afternoon.
II Mr.. FISHER moved that when the Senate
| adjourn, 1t adjourn until Monday afternoon
Carried.
Those who voted in the affirmative. wer'
Messrs.
Bonar, Ferguson, Fisher, Glass, Harrison
Harsh, Holmes Key, Moore, Newman, Orr
Perrill, Smith, Sprague, White, President-I6
| Those who voted in the negative, were
Messrs.
Breck, Collins, Cox, Cuppy, Cummins. Fos
ter, Garfield, Jones, Laskey, Monroe Morse
Parish, Potts, Potwin, stanley-l5
The Senate took recess
The following were presented to the Senat,
| yesterday, and were referred to the militi'
committee, viz;
COLUMBUS, January II, 1861
To the Hon. the Senate Of Ohio:-At meet.
ing of the State Military Association Of Ohio
held in Columbus, January l6, 1861, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted, viz:
Resoloed, That the volunteer militia Of Ohio
sincerely anxious as citizens for the continuanc,
of peace, not only within our own borders, bu
= with all the world, nevertheless hold them.
selves bound by all their obligations as soldiers
as we'll as by the promptings OF patriotism, t
defend, under subordination to the civil power
the Union of the States as well az the State o
Ohio, against all their enemies, whenever callet
upon 80 to do by the proper authority.
Resoloed, That we urge upon the Genera
Assembly the passage Of law compensatinl
the volunteer militia, for the care and preser
vation of the public arms, committed to thei
keeping, and for asufficiency of camp equipag,
to supply the organized force of the State.
ResolUed, That the President transmit q cop
of these resolutions to both branches off the Gen
ersl Assembly,
J. WITCH, Brig. Gen, President.
D. L. WooD, Q. M. Gen., Secretary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRrDAY, January 1s, 1861
Prayer by Rev. Doctor Davis.
| The following memorials were presented an
appropriately referred.
By Mr.. cox, from Joseph Gregg and 81 other
| of Knox county, for An act to prohibit the sal