Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
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h y Neo.asa g MohDAy, March III, 1861
SENATE "A petition from Delaware county,
was offered by Mr.. Sinnett, for The recollection
of B, F. Wade. Bills passed second reading in
regular order. Mr.. Ready introduced bills, To
proyideJ Jfof the assessment OF an additional
road tax BY township trustees; To provide for
and regulate the payment of counsel for servi-
ces rendered in the prosecutioniof the bank tax
Senate bills for the reorganization Of the
State militia, were up In the committees Of the
Whole, occupying most of the time today, and
were laid on tho table. aaiiioE9 e4m 9A! 80
The Senate was informed that thirty2thfee6 of
the pbysicians that passed examination, have
not received appointment as surgeons or assist-
ants in the army. q souAeb bia o dt1A3e91
4 The Houser amendment to the billito allow
the council Of Mlamisburg to appropriate money,
is, to strike out oil of section after the word
IHlegaliEe,n in ylinel4 Of same sectionA SEN
ate agreed to the amendment. Senator BieFee
having receivedSa eubt0na TO attend court in
Portage county, asked leave of absence, which
was not granted, on the ground that 1t would
take one vote from the Fusion caucusto-rnorfow
evening. a'r8l sf2 sio'i ''u'ia1 %"
HOusrE Petitions were presented and refer
red from Pieka way county -foS q change Of
law in iegatd to ditchipg and draining, ard
that lhe enforcement OF the law be left TO the
Township Srrpstees; To prevent Immigration
of negroes into the State. Bills pessed second
reading in regular order and were referred to
committees. Ae' "',''' n ls,l
On motion of Mr.. Howe. Senate bills 40 and
81 we're ordefed back from standing committees
and laid On the table and ordered 10 be printed
Mr.. Marshs bill, To repeal an act for the de-
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road companies, passed May LIST, 1881, was in-
definitely postponed. N = ....-.,rp ~, !
Io The vote for indefinite pOstponement of H.
B No. 100 was reconsidefed, and the bilIrefer-
red 10 the committee on Roads and HfghWays
Numefods bills passed the second reading, and
were regularly reletred. Bills were introduced,
To amend section lf9 oil an act entitled t'an
act OF the Jurisdiction and procedure, before
Justices Of the Peace and the duties of Consta-
bles in civil cases" passed March IA, 1853;
Regulating ministerial section No 29, in Delhi
township, Hamilton county; To amend section
42l of the code Of civil procedure; Relative 10
eontempfs Of court and tofepeal section 473 Of
TIE civil code ~" - go ~ 49,. 4
) Bills pa.ssdATo enable the Town Council Of
the Incorporated yillage of MismiAburg to ap1
proprlate private money In a certain case there
in named; also the BILL making partial .appro-
priations for the Penitcntisry, as amended by
the Senate. ~ -,
The BILL To extend the Jurisdiction Of. JUS
tices In certain civil suits, was Indefinitely post
poned. Several bills were engrossed for third
reading tomorrow
The committee to whom were referred the
remonstrances against extending the time for
the fencing of railroads, reported that there is
q bill now pending before the House, which is
sufficient for the present, and we're discharged
from further consideration. ,t
Mr.. Montgomery offered the following, which
was laid over under the rule; ....,,.-
RsSOlDed, That the interests Of the State de-
mand that all business OF minor Importance
be deferred, and that we proceed at once odis-
trict the State for congressional purposes; to
pass general apportionment bill; o bill to re-
organize the militia, and adjourn TO meet on the
lst Monday in January, 1863 IA,
The House refused to take from the table
Mr.. Dickman's resolution relative to the Presi
lent's special message. Upon the motion to
axe from the table thevote stood--yeas SO,
rays A..