Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-13
Legislative saniniafy.
wEOsE.DAs, Feb. ls, 1862.

ttd9s'o o4a asa swEDSEsDAS, Feb l9, 1862. .
SEsArE-A memorial was presented and re-
ferred, from the trustees Of the, Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum, asking for an appropriation to
pay current expenses OF that, instilutioD A
bill was introduced and read The fret time, ma
king partial appropriations for the current ex-
penses Of the benevolent Institutions OF the
State for the year 1862, Mr.. uitchcock's res
olution Of instruction and request, relative to
the demand Treasury note bill with the legal
tender clauee, was 1akeh up, discussed, and
adopted by the following vote 8 ee 8 IS sd
YEAs-Messrs Bierce, Coates, Eggleston,
Gardnef,S 0unctle,J Hsrsh, Hitchcock, Hood,
Kelly Macon, -Miles, Monroe, sMcBurney, Mo
clung; McVefgb, QdiDby, Ready. Roby, Rob
isoD, shersrc, siuletsspE'gue Weich, Whet'
81 NAV NlS.&Msssrs. bEackg yohaaSn7 Kenny,
|. Lang, Marshall, OConner, Perrill-7 bu
tPehdone we're presented and REFEREED -agains
| the repeal Of the law cfeating the oifce OF
School Commissioners against Mr.. Odlin's bill,
in relation to the psy ment of costs in minor
criminal prosecuhops, y A biilSHAs introduced
and read The first time. to amend All act defining
the powers and duties of justices of the peace
( and constables in criminal cases, passed March
-27, 1881, etc Mr.. Sherrard offered resolution
TO go into the election Of United States Senator
on The 24ah Of this month. Mr.. Kenny moved
that The resolution Ale on the table, gon which
motion the vote stood l5 to l5.7. The PRESIDENT
voted in the affirmative, putting the resolution
on etable The bilfto enable the Trustees
of Hipckley township, Medina county, TO sell-
and boz lands. MsA passsd H6pse messages
were read and disposed OF. The bill, for tbe
reliefo Benjamin eopiey and others, was passed.
q fIousk. IA Pstisisns were presettldlaad refer
red-for a stay law on all Judgments rendered
by the courts of the Stale ior the same length
OF time the banks may suspendj agailss the
psssgae of Mr.. 0dlins bill, relative to Che pay
ment of costs in minor criminal prosecutions
for a special act for the relief Of Jonas Mongerl
aud Wife for o law to prohibit the immigration
Of negroes into this State; fergindempiiy for
destroyed by volunteers, quArtered at |
Camp Wool. Sundry bills were read the sec
ond time and committed. The following bills
Were passed. To enable Justices Of the peace To-
discharge the duties ofpOlice judges; To amend
section three rofIan act supplementary 10 an
aokto provide far the organlsa Of eitits and
villages, passed May 3, 1852, etc.
The, following. bills were introduced and read
the first time TO repeal Ah'act TO protect thel
interest Of tprppikes and plsnkToads,. pasaed
May 4, l96l;sTo provide fora department of
amend an aclptescribing the duties of county |
auditors, passed and took effect April A, 1859 |
House joint resolution, relatiyeto the duties,
etc, Of wagon masters Of regiments, Wasindef41
initely postponed. q Senate joint resolution. in
structiDg our Senators and requesting our Rep |
rssentatives In Con gees, 10 procure the passage
of the demand treasury note bill, with the le-
gal tender clause, was taken up And Preferred to
the committee on Federal Relationss The
Cosbocton contested election case. bei6g thel
special order for this afternoons was taken up,
and Mr.. Ciiiller, chairman Of the com mittee on
Privileges and Elections, made speech in sup
port of hemsjority repOrt.ss The balanceof the
afternoon was ocenped with the residing of the
dep0silions fakenin the case at the conclusion
Of whicbD the House took alrecess until ten
O'clock 20 morrow morning, ben, the consider.
alton Of the case viii be resumed. ssk