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

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did moi siesietAie psfsopsi tbo English game law
does. He 'hought hie amsndment perfectly
light and properS
Ansndnasnt not agreed 70. Yeas 81, nays
Mr.. sCHLEICH moved 10 amend the first
section by inserting ''red-headed wcodpecker."
Not agreed TO. - s - 49,
The bill was engrossed. Yeas 20, nays 7.
iMf FISHER objected to legislation Of this
sort. He thought too much time had already
lbeen spent upon such measures. Moreover, this
| looked like class Legislation. He thought the
measure ought to be entitled "a bill to encour-I
age idleness" He was especially opposed to
restricting sportsmen to the use Of any particu-
lar sort Of guns.s l ~ 5
Mr., COLLINS explained that the restriction
is inserted because certain descriptions Of guns,
which are peculiarly dangerous to human lie,
are used IN some iOeslitles; besides, those who
| hunt for profit adopt such methods In hunting,
that game is driven entirely away--an abuse y
4 is desirable to correct
Mr.. PARISH said he lives in section where
swivel guns are much used, aud he believed the
people--excepting those who use these guns
are universally in favor of the prohibition oi
such guns by law. They regard them danger
GUS to themselves and their live stock.
He thought Il desirable 10 protect the water
fowl of the lake region, because they are useful
and valuable. Experience in various parts Of the
+ country had shown that the use OF swivels hat
entirely driven fowl away from their favoritt
> haunts. iiopGtfp h1bf si ~ lfsP
The bill was passed yeas 20, nays9. q
r Those who voted in the affirmative were;-
N Messrs. Breck, Brewer, Bonar. Collins, Cox
!. Cummins, Cuppy, Garfield, Holmes, Key
II Laskey, Monroe, Moore, Morse, Newman, Orr
d Parish, Perrill, Potts, PotWin, Schleich, Smitt
all 90.
, Those who voted 10 the negative were:-
:, Messrs. Eason, Ferguson, Fisher, Foster
At Glass, iisIsh, Jones, Ready, Ssanley-3.
Mr.. COLLINS, from the same committee, re
10 commended the indefinite pcstponement OF d. i
!, 430, on the same subject
" Voted, on motion Of Mr.. JONES, that tn
g. bill lie on the table. a. sjl .5ela f'u
oil Mr.. cox, from a select committee, recon
!. mended the passage of H. B. 36 36-Amendin
the supervisors act relative to working on th
" roads. D. rgii5iu. 9.i - 'st d
in Mr.. MCCALL thought II not desilable 10 pa
the bill One somewhat similar had alreat
passed. Besides II made complexArrangeme
out Of that which should remain simple In RI
lation to working out the road tax. He belle
ed the committee on Roads and Highways a.
ire unanimously opposed to IL, because 1t don't Of
craze u1,lorY pEppYr III Ia ;s .S h;I, I'D .o,a n
sr- mr; rEnNiIh sa;u II VIC yn. u't v. =
for tore tne apove oouim'see e'esu'a'b '''' "'u
aid nave reporsee p,E9 aSs,1s. -. .,u ,o.os,,
ol because it closes up an avenue OF frauds.
III mr' EheON saio mere 's anosner ToIsos'
rth TO the OIL. ny tne consuucuou VI tue Jaw 81
Ibs ecoy TINS OIL, county .easarers ,enese sne,
selves OF the responslonity OF nanunng .ne lo'
'y, receipts, while receiving the same compens
al ton for collecting the TAX w,thoI1 tne iso
connected with the p,esentsystem Inc Dill
!, thought to oe uick OF county Teasufers.
5h Mr.. CoA tnougns tne OH wouio opera'c ~