Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
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FaIDAy, April 4. 1862.
SENATE .--PetitiOHs we're presented and reief
red-for a Law requiring licenses for stations
For a Law authorizing the President and Direc
tors Of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Com
pany to abandon portion OF the said canal
against the passage Of tie bill providing ior TN
| sale of railroad franchises; Tor law 10 ex
clude negroes from this State.
Snndry bills were read the second time ane
committed: and the following bills were pass
ed: Snpplementary to an act to abolish the OIL
ace of Commissioners OF the State Land omc'
at Defiance--to provide for the sale OF land &c
actual settlers AZ said office--and TO create inc
Office of Land Agent, passed May /, 1854; Ic
change the location OF the principal ofhce OF
Mutual Insurance Companies; supplementary
to the act entitled an act to provide ior tne ~
eating establishing and constructing oi,cnes' os
drains and water courses, passed MaIcn -
1861; To regulate the fees OF Clerks OF Oour's
For the relief of Jonas Mongef; MAKING up,
propri alton of the revenues Of the natonai
road for it's support; supplementary 70 Ine aA wa
law, passed April 8, 1853; Relative 20 tne ices
of County Auditors; Fixing the compensation
of members OF the General Assembly, ~ $Suo
per annum and mileage
The committee on Claims was discharged
from the further consideration OF the claim oil
Chas. b. Flood.
The committee on Military Affairs was dis
charged from the further consideration OF Ger
tain claims for military service, etc. aud the
claims we're laid on the table.
The following bill was Introduced and read
the first time: bill TO provide for the assump'
ton, assessment, collection, and payment oil the
States quota OF the direct tax levied Dy the
Congress OF the Ulited States. @
Mr.. Lang's resolution, relative to the assets
of John G. Breslin, late Treasurer of State,
was passed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Wholesome, joint reso.
luton was adopted, To pay Mr.. Joseph p. Sante-
myer for reporting the proceedings Of the SEN
ate for the Capital City Fact.
HoUsE.-Petitions were presented and refer.
red for the passage oil joint resolution request.
ing our Representatives and instructing our
Senators 10 Congress to secure the passage oil
law allowing the States to collect the Federal
tax (euch a resolution has already been adopt
ed); for law TO prohibit the settlement of ne
groes and muattoes in this State; for Law to
reform the practice OF teaching in rural common
schools.
Sundry bills we're read the second time and
committed; and the following bills were passed
To protect the public works and lands OF ada
cent proprietors in certain portions of .he coun
ties Of Licking and Fairfield; To amend sections
three and ten, and to repeal sections twelve,
fourteen, and seventeen, of an act entitled "an
act relating to cities Of the first class having a
population exceeding eighty thousand inhabi'
tants," passed March 3, 1860; Supplementary
and to amend an act entitled an act to provide
for the appointment OF trustees to minors resi-
ding out of the State and having property 10
the same, passed March IS, l649
The bill, To authorize Boards of Education
to appoint clerks, WAS lost upon its passage.
The following resolution was adopted, by q
vote of SO yeas 60 80 Days;
ResolUsd, That WheB this House adjourn II
adjourn to meet on Tuesday next, at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. Flagg offered the following resolution,
which the Speaker decided out Of order:
ResolDed, That the clerk retain the Gunckel
resolutions until the further order OF this
House
Mr.. Flsgg appealed from the decision of the
Speaker, who then left the Chair and put up
Myers to preside. The friends of the Speaker
commenced fllibustering, which was kept up
for some time. when the previous question was
moved and carried. Mr., Flagg's appeal was
then voted down After some further fllibus-
tering, the House adjourned until Tuesday
next