Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-12
IN SENATE.
lTUrsDar, March u, sOI-IO.A, M.

Eoa fiUrsDAyi March IL, 1851 -l0 A, M.
9di ID PETIrIoNs AND MEMORIALS. .tsss lss io &
bsBy Mr.. READY, from Samuel A.; Belknap
and 100 others, citizens of tTuscaraWas county,
asking an Efficient Law for the protection Of
wool growers. Agriculture. sa ao', sgi .s1t1
Mr., ORR presented the petition Of Paul ] /,
Hetich and 46, others, citizens Of Crawford
county, asking that several amendments be
made to the law prohibiting the killing OF game
at certain seasons; also, that an act be passed
prohibiting absolutely the use Of the swivel,
punt or big gun, in the destruction Of wild
game; also, The petition Of y. R. Harris and
Twelve Others, citisens, &C., asking for eimilar
legislation. Select committee Of three, con.
sistins Of Messrs, Orr, Collins and PARISH
% al'REPoRrs or STANDING COMMITTEES. ~ l35a
Mr. sPRAGUE, from the Enrolling commit.
tee, reported the enrolment of sundry bills.
=. Mr. LASKEY, from the committee on Roads
and HighWags, reported in faycr Of the passage
of IS. b, No. 256 (Mr. Holmes) ITO amend the
act Of April A, 1859, aproviding for the election
Of township Tfsasursrs, and @ prescribe their
This bill d designed 10 supply An omission
lin the Law. Il appears that although itfwas
designed 70 give assessors power to adminis-
ter. oaths in listing properly for taxation, such
authority was not embodied In the Law. OF 1852
The bill Of Me-. Holmes confers the regulate
hutherityaos jefi 81 ~ Lnd sssF isrsfps rol llg
The report Of, the Committee was agreed To-,
and tie bllIpasaed, yeas nays Ilsa' sl %. :.
ised ANNOUNCEMENT sr ,slg9 6sidv .
u0Mr. MOORE moved to take from the table
his resolution providing for the adjournment Of
the Legislature sine die on the 18Th March, qo5
y Mr.. COX moved to ranbstitute the frat Mon-
DAWN April. 5foy .sog sIro iJoh iadl u hgr .lnl
gaidr. JONES moysd ii, amendment 10 lie
substitute, that March 26ih be substituted ,ss
~ Tho question REQUIRED upon Mr.. COX'S amend.
ment, and was NOT agreed TO. isi9a5t- eelbsip
Those who voted In the alternative were q,
sishIessrs. Beck, Brewer, Bonar, Cor, Cummins,
Cuppy. Ferguson, Fisher Harsh, Holmes, Las.
hey, Mccall, Morse aud Potsin--l4 aa2 q y.stol
VThose who voted 10 the negative were---a =, 4
3 Messrs, Essop, Foster, Garfield, Glass, Hare
|rison, Jones, Moore, Newman, Orr. Parish, Per.
prilb ReAdy, sehlsich, White, and Mr Precedent
CURRY moved 10 lay ss n resolution ii d, and !.
amendment on the table. Not agreed TO. slasl
81 The question recurring upon the amendment
s6aMr e f.: Jones, 4 vss agreed toysas l9, nays
1.-the question recurring on the resolution az
amended, JVia = sT51tGa " 'slMh.1 a biss 4
scMr. MCCALL moved 10 refer IL TO q select
Ecommittee OF three. Lost-yeas 10, nays Is. y
yThe question recurring on the amended reso.
luton, Il was agreed tp-Tyeas 2i, nays.e 8.
|jgdhose who voted in the affirmative were--
HO1tiessrs. Breck, Bonar, Cummins, Copy, Ea,.
500. Ferguson, Foster, Garfield, Glass, Harri-
BON, Hafsh, Holiness Jones, Laskey, Mccall,
Moore, Newman, Orr, Ready, schleIch,
sprague, and White-lc2s OF giaa' = ~
holThose wbe voted In, the negative were,
lMeisrs. Bfeck, Cox, Fisher, Morse, Psrlsh, Per,
J, So ths Senate agtaed 10 adjourn. 1ussday..
March 26'h! q 81 y q ~ 81 ss1.-SNA
aaN EoVRTH luLE, -.
= Mf. PARISH moved % amend he fourth rule
Of fbe Senate 90 as to authorize the appointment
Of Q Standing COMMITTEES 10 examine and report
upon The Detailed Statement Of tbe Receipts and
Disbursements Of the Pnblic Money at the Ohio
State Treasusy,v prepared By The Auditor Of
mi M, FARIsEriens,tsd ,bas,hs report eOns
tanned many Items which nbonIdbe cl6seIy ex-1
tmined, and that y seemed eninsnfly proper
that Committee should take TIE statement In
detail, 90 thet the, documsnts shopIdr ~ rlhor-
cugAly nndszgloQd The arpepdmept Nae adopt
ID. ni elnof yDs II tsfssyq ~ d3Bv ed1HgAn w
~ The Senate then took recess. vi9