Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
Legislative summary.
MOnDAY, April %, 1862.

MONDAY, April 20 1902.
SENATE.-Bills we're read the second time arc
committed.
The following bill failed to pass: II
amend The fifty second section Of the act enIitlet
can act to incorporate the State Bank Of Ohio
and other banking companies" passed Feb
g411Nn and 20 amend the 10th section OF tn
6act to authorize free banking" passed Marcl
81, 1851. 7vi,s
The following bill wac introduced and resl
! the frat time: s-
To create the Office Of Assistant ,Adjutant
General and Assistant Quartermaster- General
The following bills we're passed: -.goo
Senate bill, To enable volunteers from thI
State in actual military service at the time Of
State, Congressional or Presidential election, Ia
exercise the right of suffrage. .,. ~,
YEAs-Mesars Coates, Finck, Gardner, God
| feey, Groeabeek, Gunckel, Harsh, Hitchcock
Hood, Johnston, Kenny, Marshall, Miles, Mon
roe, McLung, McVeigh, 0'Connor, Perrill
Quinby, Roby, Robson, Sinnet, Sprague, Walsh
aud Whetstone--25, -, !. -~,--
NAYs-Messrs. Bierce. Kelly, Lang and Ma
SOM. rt.r
To pay the Governors staff prior to Feb. J.
1862. Il I'd ,ssf ,ss9
The following bill was indefinitely postponedi
House bill, To authorize licenses to persons
owning, barboring or possessing animals Of the
dog kind, and to protect the wool-groWerS Of this
State Ill. =. r..-r, -tt ,..r at.-r-.e
A bill was introduced and read the first time,
To appropriate money for the purchase of sddi-
tional grounds in Spring Grove Cemetery for
the interment of deceased soldiers. -
Senate bill, To amend section IL Of an sct
entitled "an act to regulate the fees of officers
in civil and criminal cases." passed March 5Ib,
1881, was postponed nntil the lst Friday of jan
uary next. -rs fs.g s i
The President pro tenn laid before the Senate
q communication from the Governor, enclosing
the report of Lieut-Gov. Stanton and other
documents, relative to the removal of wounded
soldiers from Pittsburg Landing to Cincinnati,
which was ordered to be printed.
The Senate spent the entire afternoon in com
mittee of the Whole, considering, discussing and
amending the general appropriation bill. A
recess was taken until ~ o'clock in the even
ing, when the consideration OF the same bill
was resumed and continued until a late hour ct
night. g-,,i-,
HoUsE E--Mr. Cory presented the remembrance
of q. S. Collier and ak other attorneys Of Law
renee county, against the passage Of Senate bill,
reducing the fees Of Clerks of Courts, which
was laid on the table. --. 10 s,fcfe5et
Mr.. Gunsaulus presented the petition Of
Abram YeFgeP and one hundred and sixty EIGHT
other citizens Of Hancock county, praying for q
law to prohibit the settlement of negroes and
mulattOes In this State, which was referred To
the committee on Federal Relatlons--four men,
bers of said committee, as is known, being op,
posed to such a law, and 10 favor Of allowing
ell colored persons who come into the State to
settle here. et5 Bgrt54aief trt
Sundry bills we're read the second time and
committed. mo tI.y ig
The following bills were passed; Making ap-
preparations in part OF the General Revenue for
the year 1863 House bill, To punish the Of
tense Of injuriDg or destroying orchard, forest,
grove and other trees Of the value Of thirty-fve
dollars and upwards Senate bill, supplement
tary to an act entitled an act Of the jurisdiction
and procedure before justices Of the peace, and
OF the duties Of constables in civil cases.
House bill, To amend sections three and
thirteen of an act entitled an act to provide for
the estates of deceased persons, passed March
90, 1910.
Senate bill, To amend an act to provide for
the uniform government and better regulation
of the lunatic asylums of the State, and the
care Of idiots and insane" passed April 2, 1856
failed to pass. 1Ff -Jss ir5ias.iIarr
The House refused to order TO q third reading
Senate bill, Providing for the appointment Of
army surgeons without discriminating for or
aeainst any school Of physicians or surgeons.
Mr.. Odlin offered the following joint resOlu
tion, which was adopted 5 5ti 81 ,iisss
Resolved by The General Assembly Of he State
Of Ohio, That the superintendeDts Of the sew
eral benevolent institutions Of the State, and
the Reform Farm, be and they are hereby re-
quired to report to the adjourned session Of this
General Assembly, the names and salaries Of
each Of the officers Of their respective insiitu-
tions, aud an account Of the financial condi-
tiou Of the same, in which account they