Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-12

IssIvr "a tha hunbor Of memberu q Congress
a vhlch tbIs State Ia entitled; and Q communi.
cation! relative % the oonbffuo.Ionof railroad
from Stenbenvilie to the Pennsylvania line.
On motion Of Me-. MonRoH. n 4ass
Resoioed, That the COMMITTEES on Fees ana
Salaries be requested 70 give their immeu euiete =
and diligent attention to the subject o. 'ne iss'
Of county oficers. VI. 4 ~ 80.
The bill 70 amend an act 70 regulate ne zee
Of Justices Of the peace and cohsiapies, pagvsa ~
April 25, 1854, wasindehnite.y posspopsse, ~ =
FIircHoocK offered the iolioainE resci9tione' j,
ResOIv,d. By he General Assswtty o. ue
! STATE Of Ohio, That 10 she opinion of tnia zen.
| eral Assembly, the passage OF tne. Oh. nov
| pending before the Congress- OF the uniteo
j States, providing for the issuing OF demand
| Treasury notes, and making snch notes iegal
tender for all purposes, Ia important as meane
of snnnort 10 ihe Government, and the Repre-
septatIyes In Congress from this State are here
bv requested. and 6enators from this state
hereby instructed, 10 use their best efforts 70
secure speedy passage of said bill.
Resolvsd, That copy Of these resolutions oe
Immediately teegraphed to our Senators . ana
Representatives in Congress, with request tnet
they lay the same before their respective ooa-
| les. ~ 10 iet7t
These resolutions elicited an animated ana
able discussion, which was continued nnsii = AlHIo
hour, when the Senate adjourned without com
Ing to a vote. n.,
! from Harrison coun,y, appeared, presented ms
certificate of election, was sworn ID, ana TOOK
bis seat. Petitions were presented and referred
asking for remuneration for making plans
and specifications for the State afsenali tor ONCE
4 rent for use OF Surgeon. General; for complete
Denomination Of the militia OF Ohio; to prevent
horses. cattle. sheep, and hogs from running At
larue. for the reduction of the salaries OF State
and county officers; for the reduction OF tbe
compeps,tion allowed county officers In hamiE
ton county: for a change OF the law 10 relation
to constables fees, in certain cases; on the SUD-
ilect o. real estate indexes. Sundry Oils were
read the second time and committed, ana nouce
of new bills was given Senate Joint resolution
was adopted, which provides for printing three
thousand copies In English an one thousand u ?
German, of the report of the cmmlfsioner -, u
posed Of A communication from the Auditor
/ Of State. relative ID the surplus revenue fund
distributed among the counties, was read and
/ referred. Senate Joint resolution, thanking
Gen. GaANr and Flag-officer FooTE, and others,
for the For. Henry victory, was adopted. Mr !
j DaEsEL's bill was passed, repeating an act sup.
4 Elementary TO the act 10 provide for the organ
Iization Of cities and Incorporated villages pass
| ed Nav 8, 1852. etc
The following bllls were introduced and read
the ffst timt: To provide for an early publl-
cation of the laws; To prescribe the fees OF Ger.
tain county oficer; TO fix the, salaries Of
Judges Of the coursof common pleas OF Hamil-
ton county, and the judges Of the superior court
OF Cincinnati; To amend an act to provide for
the punishment Of certain ofenses therein
named, parsed March IL, 1857, and took enect
May /, 1851; To repeal an ac to authorize Al
exander Moooery and his associates 70 form
new school district In the county Of Franklin.
Mr.. OdlIn's bill, To amend the tax law, gas
passed. Mr. SAylor offered the following reso-
luton, which went over under the rule:
Raolped, That the pay Of Fred: Bankrer,
Third Assistant sergeant.a Arms oil the House,
be fixed at four dollars per day, during his time
Of service. .s,f
On motion Of Mr.. Osborn, Il was -
Resoloed, That the committee on Agriculture
be instructed to inquire whether any Legislation
| Is practicable to protect the sheep and wool
gro wefs of the State, with leave TO report DJ
Dill or otherwise. - q
The House was 10 committee Of the Whole
mcst of the afternoon. Il u ~