Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-07
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!. 'ss,w.rr.--Pe.I.ions we're presented and refer
"a the bill relating the costs In pros
,..s,c,. for minor offences; in regard 70 'he
Z. .shooi law. sundry bills were read the second
80. "a committed. House bill, to repeal the
law which provides for the publication Of tne
lava IN newspapers. was pAsaed-!he following
n,ub.rs voting in the Affirmative: Bierce. God
e.,. oroesbeck, Harsh, Hood, Kelly Masoo'
M,ia. Monroe, MoBurney, ouinby, Ready,
Roby, Robson, sInnst, sPrague, Weleh' "nes
-.,.n..--ls: these Who voted In the negative
w.,,--coates, Finck, Johnston, Kinney .Laps'
M.rshaIl, O'Gonnsr, Psrrill-s'
The following bills were introduced aud read
,bs ars. time; To amend section II Of an act
10 regulate the fees Of Ofcsrs in civil and Grim
Ipsi c,sss, passed, March s, 1881 To amend
ssc,icu 5 Of road Law, passed February A''
1853. etc. Mr.. KINNEY's resolution was ADOPT
ed. that the Attorney General OF Ohio report
A An. Senate tho number of spits now pending
bst,sen the branches of the State Bank Of Ohio
ana the independent banks and the State, the
condition of the cases, with bis opinion as 10
an. O,Ob.ble result Of said cases in further pros
souIiOu of the same. The Conference commit
.se on the difference between the two Houses
on the bill for the relief Of the families Of vol
uutsets, submitted their report in favor 0i
law Of tbree-ffths OF mill, and the report
was adopted oLher committee reports were
vressu,ed and disposed Of, aud House messages
were read.
Mr.. WHICH offered resolution, which was
adopted, iuQuiriDg into the cause Of alleged de-
Law In printing for the Senate. Mr.. EaeLE'ToN
pre.euted q Communication from George Car
lisIe, of Hamilton county. for the passage OF q
resolution, instructlng our Senators and request
Ing our Representatives 10 Congress, TO vote for
the bill authorizing the Issue Of demand treasury
notss, With the legal tender clause; also q COM
munIcs.iou from Gen Mitchell, relative to pay
ing his STAFF. They were both rsisrfed. The
Senate agreed to adjourn over from tomorrow
until Tuesday. a communication from the
Board Of Public Works, relative to claims due
the State. was ordered TO be printed. Mr.. KIN
WY introduced q bill, explanatory Of an act
passed April %, 1861, to provide for the rapid
o,ganization Of the Militia Of Ohio, enlisted
under the requisitlOn Of the President OF the
United States m
HoUsE-Mr. DREsEL presented sundry petitions
from Delaware county, which were referred, for
Law to prohibit persons, having visible admix'
.u,s of African blood, from immigrAting inIo'
battling or holding property in the State Of Ohio
Other petitions were presented and REFERRED as
eoIto,s, Mr.. LIND for the repeal OF the law,
allovIue 5000 out Of the State Treasury toI
County Agricultural Societies; Mr.. PiERcE-for
law TO prevent the killing Of Muskrats be-
tween the 10Th of April and the let OF February;
M, Ttrvs--aRainst the bill relating to the pay.
msu. Of costs in prosecutions for minor otfenses;
Mr.. MAsrrRs--for 9 Law fixing the beginning
of the term of County Auditors, on the frat
Monday Of September. sundry bills were read
,ha seeond time, and committed; and the fol-
lowing bills were passsd: To define and punish
certain cOutsmpts Of Court; To amend section
200 of the Code. Preliminary notice Of new
oiIls WAS given; and bill was introduced and
,ead the fret time, supplementary to the oct 70
,,ov;de for the creation and regulation Of in
,orootn.ed companies in the State Of Ohio, pas.
sed May Let, 1852. .t.t
Committee reports were submitted and dis
dosed Of. Senate bill, reducing the salaries Of
Supreme Judges to $25. 900, was passed. The
Conference committee on the matter OF differ
.ne. between the two Houses, on DR.. Scott's
bill, for the relief Of the families of volunteers
n the State and United States service, reported
n favor Of levy Of three-hfths Of mill. The
report was agreed to by vote Of 50 to 81
and the bill is now law.
Senate Joint resolution, relative TO printing the
repor. of the Commissioner Of Statistics in
Enelish and German was up, and Was again re-
erred to the committee on Printing, with In
..suctlons to inquire what the cost will be. A
,esolu.ion was adopted. that when the House ad-
ourn on Friday, February 7th and Friday, Feb
,uary 2eth, 1862, 1t adjourn till the following
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Mf.
COOK introduced joint resolutions, which, on
nation of Mr.. SAYLER, we're tabled, that the
;vO Houses 20 into joint convention for the
.lscsion Of United States Senator on the
Int Monday Of March, and adjourn sine de on
Monday, April 7th, 1862, at u o'clock, NJ
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