Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

uts book. Believing the ,bilIto be precedent
10 the contrary. DO should vote against IT,
Mr.. PLANTS explained that this was ape
culiar case, that seemed fully to justify the
passage of the bill. AI Nss.4. MOO, f u
Mr., BALDWIN objected to tbebill. because
It was local in lie provisions, when itshould be
provided bya general Law
Mr.. JONES said he thought u proper that
the people Of RavenDa tax themselves TO pay
their debts, aud be hoped the bill would paes.
Mr. SLUSSER said be ooncurred with Mr..
Andrewe 10 objecting to this bill, asserting q
bad precedent; end as o. friend 10 Common
Schools. which he feared would suffer by the
tendency 10 extravagance, he must vote against
It,
Mr. KRUM explained the facts Of the case,
that this was not deliberate extravagance, but
much Of tho debt was the result Of accident By
fre M HH a 'kM M.Nl'N
The vote was then taken on the bill, when 1t
passed-yeas 64, nays 26 it N1
Mr.. PLANTS, from the School and School
Lauds Committee, reported back s. B. l45-
! To amend the School law, and recommended
/ its postponement. which was agreed to-
L. The same committee reported back the me-
mortal of William Eastice and others, askiog
to be discharged from the confederation thereof
Il I--which was agreed to.
i The same committee reported back H B. 294
TO provide for amending the school law, anc
recon meuded its indefinite postponement.
|, : Mr.. MoSCH0 0OLER explained the objects Of
the bill which were 10 provide for school house
building and repairs In each district indepen-
dently-though be would not insist upon III
passage, but left 1t to the judgment OF thu
House EO d3rnfaq III 1El
Toe bill was then postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. w ELSH,' the resolutions
In relati N to districting the State for Cougres
sional purposes was taken from the table,
/. i Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, withdrew his res
, olution, when the question turned upon th
} substitute offered BY Mr.. Welsh--tuat a join
} committee Of thirteen disappointed to prepare
bill for districting the State.
The resolution was then adopted--yeas Az
r nays 4l. ..st. - ,..L
1 was laid over for discussion: a. ggEvsa q
= Rssolued, That the present session 70 not th
: proper time to redistrct the State for CoDgres
! sional purposes. rel aii iddgu, T4v-l
vi Mr.. SLUSSER offered resolution instruct
ing the committee to whom the bill to preven
o stock running at large was referred, to amen
Il 90 as to make the stock liable for all dam
i ages.
0 Mr.. HILLS objected to the resolution, as
: would operate aggressively upon the poor peo
+ pie, especially those who keep cows In villa
J, ges.
n Mr.. sLUssER said his object was to max
t the bill effective.
The resolution was disagreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. HUGHES, his resolutio
: recurring the publication Of names Of absentee
n was taken from the table. s7
vi Mr.. PLANTS offered an.amendment, tbs
the rule shall not take effect till the next ses
o eion. 'A i'..
Mr.. CARLISLE moved thatthe whole subje,
! be laid on the table. +-rP- -, .-.-...,.--
}, The yeas and nays were demanded, which n
Q sulted-yeas so, nays al. L ,-t.- ...y.4,.
i. On motion OF Mr.. TRIMBLE, his resolutio
y for the appointment OF q committee Of three I
b visit the LesistoWn Reservoir, and examine
and the circumstances connected with 1t, wa
II taken from the table.
/, Mr., WELSH moved to amend by providin
that each member of the committee take wit
II him shotgun 70 shoot ducks 20 pay their ex
peDses, which was declared out Of order.
~ Mr-VORlS moved that the bill be laid on th
table, which was diss agreed to- rrt IA
' Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, urged the adoptio
of the resolution. ~, g.,.-.,....... ~. b., p.
Mr.. voRIs offered the following amend
Q ment;
Q "Also to examine what lands are contempla
ted to be condemned, what expense the Stat
will be compelled to pay for such condemne
0 lands, aud what action the State ought to tax
in the premises"
. Pending this the House adjourned