Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-10
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jinuary 9
MORNING SESSION.
kp Al. T.imhIa,

troduce a resolution. He directed attention to
the law authorizing the trinting Of reports OF
STATE efficers. by which Il appeared that there
va no nrovision for printing the report Of tho
Comntroller Of The Treasury, that Office having
been created since the passage OF the law. He
tbereiore offered a resolution providing for the
rrinting Of the Comptroller's report. A a..
!, Mr.. Sinnet asked II there Was any prov,slon
ior printing lhe report Oh tue Aoju'An'T'sNe-
rai, I'D ,ho .a..on
Mr, monroe ine'o nono, saS oosSod AZ =, os
snere y none 10 su1s G thonoh, /. ;u,norto NJ
much consequence pus 10 'pousn'i ~ 'NPOi'AA'
nov: =. el a9
Mr, o'unes niovsu .nas .uo 'sso'uson " ~
Ierrea oAcA LOT ameuuinens' l.ad
rwas subsequently P'eSen''u @pu @u'PSN'
ias lohy's; n - 1y. p.,x..
3 hesy'oeH, ny " .,e Se'1's ~ os .anor,
~ a@s =. r-oss,,,v for ths
OF the CompsrSiier oi me treasury, iSs s.a sue
Sombp1IrSietl nrn ovv cIP.ss' ior sae he Adn.sn,
~ ~,oyV oopss' a wv csne,si aolI COMES
Generai lor the Aolatan'Sosannsra, oan soo 0Sp,S
Ior .ne SepefAl nssemoy s,SVS vopi' for tbe
[epors VI yne sssi an, con;es. far tbe
tSuartermaster ,Ie9erSl nna oog oopise' i'' 'A'
Oenerai As'emoiy ~'Voo 'OP''''
.nsD PETITIONS LAID UPON THE TABLE, iG
n, Mr. F;nk-A netition of A. M. Huston
conntv Anditor of Perry county, and other citi.
1sns. nrayino for the passage OF law to fix the
comm o%Io sncemsnt Of The term of County Auditors
OU ,be frst Monday of seutember, insteaa OF
The frat Monday of March. az at present. Z
r. M I.ang-A netition of Isaac King and
olbs,s ~ Seneca county. same as above
''A'''' y 'S 80, l'11
tHor'ols W D
By Mr.. Welch-of Dill 70 nx tae time ioI
nViulps .uo Selme y. .t,.s ot',he Eiohb IL.
d;cIaI District' - = :, ,s..1..I =.
Rv Mr. Neal--To amend the 98th section OF
.ba sct entitled Gan act of the Jurisdiction and
nrocedura before iustices of the peace, and OF
the du,ies of constables in civil courts.' q
r. the ssme~To nrovide for the uayment OF
Ohio volunteers in the service of the United
Stataa and of commissioned officers In active
sss.ico
r. M McRnrhav-To repeal the present in.
tores. Law and to establiah The rate of interest
at m ner cent
Rv M. Bierce-To repeal section 500 Of an
act nassed March IL. 1853, TO establish q code
of civil nrocedure.
Bv MI. Gardner-To amend the 4th section
of the sct for the prevention of certain lmmor.
al praotiofs. passed Feb. II, 1881.
By the eame-To amend the act to provide
against Che evils resulting from the sale OF in
toxicating LIQUORS in the State of Ohio, passed
May |, 1854
By ,he same Repeating the act granting
licenses aud r, gulaling taVerns, passed Febru-
ary %, 1888, aud the several acts explanatory
and amendatory thereof.
b. Mr.. McCluDe-To 6lford ralef to the
families of soldiers mustered into the service
i
,rn,.m, op co,,.,rrvrs AVN pr.o,u ,ur,oNs
:, A. So ..,,.,.
Mr.. Monroe, from the JOINT seiecs committee
to whom was referred .tne preparation oi JoIns
rules ior tue Two houses, suoIi''eu report
aud moVea 10 Iay Gu ING 'AD'e' WHICH was
agreed 70
mr.. hitcncoek' Oh Tue ssiec' eonini ou
rales Tor the senate, reported Dack 'ne tui's
WIN CERTAIN amepum .I
Adopted ana tne ruiee orueteu 70 oe PrIn'eo.
Nj sherIara onefeu Joins ItsIIu'1on, 70
have thIee tnousind extra COPIES ., .se oovs'- .s
nors mtssaee p'ln'su-nve suno,eu ior suo
GOVERNOR ana Two tnonsanu nVe uunursu ior
Tue Ssnerai ,Asse.p,oJ'.n .l..v. r-r.-r.1 4 =
LAID On the table, q -l.t At-l0 H.
by Mr. pierce -.,--.... Il. -. I'D .
hesotued' Inat SELECT commlUee Vi t1ree
De appolhted 10 ascet'ain' as lar as pfacucaoie,
any, can be made without injury to the public
service, in tue expenditures for the general and
local pnrposes.
Mr.. Lang offered a resolution to print the
Governors message and State reports in Ger
mau. III
Mr.. Monroe expressed himself In favor of the
resolution
Mr. Neal would vote for the resolution; he
had many German constituents, and they desire
to see the public documents in their own Ian.
euage.
Mr.. Welsh--I concur with the Senators, 50
far as the fact that Germans are entitled to the