Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

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Mf. Gf0esbeck asked leave OF absencbifof
Mesers.D Godfry and Finck until tomorrow,
which was granted, >. .ets;tv
Adjourned. i'stu 81 q 'lhi" "
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HOUSE OF PRESENTATIvEs.
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A call of The Houss was erdersd and slxtv.
three mOmbersansksred to their namss. Furth.
with, bi a vote Of yeas 60. nays is. y J =
I TThe victory of,the United States apms over
the rebels under zollicOner. Nss read frOmA dias1
patch Dy Mr, Speaker. Inc news vas received
py members geneereAny WIN WIN app'apselr
\ fKriTroNs AND MrMoRiALs. 80,
Petitions and memorials we're presented and
referred as follows. = 'FXN" 'V'F''
Mr.. Johnstons-F From Philip p Book and 4 6
others Of Summit county, asking change In
conmencement Of term Of county auditors.
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NOTICE. OF iSrAopUofloS oElDiLLs ~ n
Mr.. Stiers--Of bill TO amend an act enu.
tied "an act to amend an aot further to- pre-.
scribe the dutles OF comfy commissioners,
passed April 8, 1856, aud amended Feb. c26,
1857" Laws Of 1861, page "a. ~ '5 ~
Mr.. Myers--A bill 20 fx and regulate the
pay Of the members Of the General Assembly.
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hkfohfs of STANDING COMMITTEES. .
Mr.. Flagg, from the Military committee, re,
ported back H. B. No, q (relief for yolunteers)
With amendments. u 23 "a ~ 81 " ~
Which were adopted. ..s-ss.4
The bill was read the thifdtlme and paessd-
yeas 66, nays2 ~ @|Psfl
The iitle was agreed to. y - t1llu 81
Tho amendments were mostly verbal; the
following section was added on rscommenda-
tion Of the committee. sg d .ssi4 ~ 3iial
Sec, 10. Soldiers enlisted since April l,
1861, In thefegular army Of the United States,
shall be deemed volunteers for all the purposes
Of this act. o.sss ;d
Mr.. Hills offered the following:
WHRREAs, Absenteeism on the part OF mem
bers is prolific source of evil, grown already
into an abuse, which destroys the efficiency Of
chance, without certainty or accuracy In the
laws that are enacted, by accumulatlpe and
crowding Into the last days Of the sessions busl.
ness that should, could and would have been
better matured and disposed of, were 1t not for
this growing enervatinD and nnuat nraatiaa.