Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-27

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make reasonable preparations for self protec-
tion, holding that the condition of the country
justified the small appropriation asked for.
MIR. WHITE objected to the appropriation,
because II is not warranted by the Constitution.
His general argument was that the military
should be sternly held subordinate to the civil
power .'s5i. 'lIR ft 4 4
Mr.. MOORE thought that national difficulties
would be favorably solved, and that the appro-
prntion is not warranted or necessary
Mr.. JONES was In favor Of any policy that
would place the State In petition to respond TO
any demand the President OF the United States
may make upon her. He therefore favored the
appropriation. Sa.
Mr.. MCCALL called for division Of the
question, pending which the Senate took recess
till ten o'clock tomorrow. ''' ',.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| TUESDAY, March &c, 1861.
sris AFTERNOON SESSION. ooi sir
1.-THE House resumed the consideration Of H.
B. No. 4Ol-pending motion to lay on the
table to print f1H a,tttI
Mr. DAVIS opposed the motion to print, as
be thought it was plain enough for the House
to understand as it ip. If the motion did not
prevail, be should offer an amendment requiring
The clerks to pay for the printing of their blanks
only. ~ ~
Mr. SCOTT, of Warren, further opposed the
bill 10 it's general provisions, and characterized
| it as q small gimbet to bore q very small bole,
put 10 motion by certain dissatisfied politicians
In this county, who are now among the outs,
who have busted themselves about il very un-
necessarily. iI-t ~ N
| Mr.. McCLUNG, as a question of privilege,
would state that no influence whatever had been
used or attempted 10 be used with the COM
mittee. -,' a1f 20. i+at' 5iAle'9io
Mr. SCOTT said he had not so charged He
referred TO another direction Of the influence
The previous question was demanded and Gus.
tanned, when the vote was called on the pas
sage Of the bill, which resulted-Yeas "a, nays
H. B. No. 4O3, by Mr.. KRUM-To amend
act requiring annual settlements by county off,
GERS" passed March 90, 1850, (SWan and
Critchfeld's Statutes, p 24e,)was read third
time and passed-yeas 76, nays none. l'hl7
H B. 406, by Mr.. JACOBS-To amend the
act to amend an oct entitled an act defining the
powers and duties Of justices Of the peace and
constables In criminal cases, passed March 9th,
1887, and the act amendatory thereto, passed
| March 7th, 1642, was read q third time, when
| Mr.. HUGHES moved to amend by requiring
| justices to require bail for costs In criminal
cases, In all instances, which was disagreed TO.
Mr.. BLAKESLBE moved to amend by allow
ing the person injured to enter his own recogni-
zance for costs. ~ t'-' 2ofa p-4 r 41'
Mr.. FLAGG hoped the amendment would be
agreed TO. He would notpermit q practice that
would deny man justice, because too poor 10
get security for the costs Of prosecution. . sl1
DO1nIH0n AT al a IA -
to find meritorious case, where the complain.
ant could not find the necessary bail for costs.
The amendment was disagreed to, and the
bill passed--yeas ca, naysl6. gl9tsl3 no
H. 4l5; by Mr.. WINNER--To amend
section one Of an act to amend the act for the
better regulation of the public schools in cities,
towns, &c., passed February 2lst, ls49--was
read third time, when EH2rs-
Mr. cox explained that tie bill was for the
convenience of villages not Incorporated, where
they desire to avail themselves of the Akron
School Law system. 81 ctin b.
Mr.. VINCENT suggested that this bill might
encourage the forming of the Union Schools In
villages that were too small. stll 2ibJ 4
The dill was then referred to the Judiciary
committee l-.iaI = o .sEl 1921 q
HsB. No. 424, by Mr.. WRIGHT, of Ham,
iltona-To extend the time for allowing the les
sees Of section 90, In Springfield township, Ham
ilton county, to surrender their leases and re-
eeive deeds--was read q third time q b
Mr.. WRIGHT, OF Hamilton, explained the
bill, when IL psssed--yeas 76, nass2 .lgaE
H. B. No. 405, by Mr. SNYDER-To
amend an act entitled san act supplementary to
an act defining the jurisdiction and regulating
she practice Of probate courts In the counties Of
Erie, Lucas, Richland, Holmes, Montgomery,
n 0x.x IL a
passed April 10, 1858, and to extend the opera
ton of said act 70 the counties Of Meigs. Mer
| Ger, Auglaize, Lawrence, Harrison, Henry,
Licking, Belmont, Stark, Ottowa and Williams,
was read third time, when, aza1a.fo y 80
On motion of Mr.. NIGH = the bill was refer.
red to Mr.. Woods, as select committee TO
strike out the county Of Licking from the title,
and Licking from its provisioDs,s which was
agreed to. 9y eyle!- ,ia'9@o5 cgso sgad ih
H. B 428-To amend section one Of on act
entitled an act to amend sections Eve and elk
of an act entitled Gan act regulating the mode
Of administering assignments in trust for the
benefit Of creditors" passed April 6, 1859, was
read third time. 81 'illts sai iJs
r. Mr.. ANDREWS explained the provisions of
the bill, when it was passed-yeas 62, nays ID
II. B 430-To amend sections one aud two
of an act entitled "an act to prevent the killing
OF birds and other game,'' passed April II, 1857,
was read third time. when 70 :
/ Mr.. WOODS explained that this bill Is to in.
clude within the list OF birds protected at oil
seasons Of the year; quails, warblers, wood
peckers, creepere, bobolinks and variety Of 9th.
er birds not now included He explained many
Of the habits The birds provided for In this
bill, and showed that their protection would be
an advantage to farmers, In the protection Of
their crops and fruit from worms, etc Mr. w.