Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-01


and persons having visible admixture OF AT
'ieAn blood inin AHA State, and sundEy peiltlona
relating to the same subject, recommending the
Of the whole subject. Upon mo-
tion Of Mr.. Qunckel, the report was laid cn the
table, BY the Following vote:
YEAs--Meaafs. Gardner, GEoeebeok, 9unokeiy
Harah, Hitchcock, Hood, Kelly, Miles, Monroe,
McBurney, McLung, MoVeigh, Quinby, Ready,
Roby, Robson, ehcrrard, Sinnet, Sprague,
Welsh, Whetstone-2t.
NAYs--Messrs. Bierce, Coates. Eggleston,
Finck, Johnston, Kenny, Lang, Marshall, Ma
son, O'Connor, Perrlll-ll,
The following bills'were postponed until next
Senate bill, Relative to the Improvement
and Notifications Of the defenses Of the State
of Ohio.
Senate bill, 70 provide for the reliet Of the
owners Of the bills Of the Seneca Ccanty Bank
Senate bill Supplementary to the actfegpt
lating incorporated companies. EM
Senate bill, Relative to the claim Of Henry
Ebbert
THANKS TO THE PRESIDING OFFICERS.
Mr.. Marshall offered the following resolution,
which was adopted astIsse
Resolvsd, That the thanks of this body are
hereby rendered to the Hon. B. Stanton, Presi-
dent Of the Senate, and to the Hon. James
Monroe, President pro tenn for the ability dig
nifty and impaftality with which they have pre-.
sided over Its deliberations during the present
session.
THANKS TO THE CLERGY.
Mr.. Bierce offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Senate are
hereby rendered to the clergymen Of this city,
who have oficated for the Senate, in opening
the same with prayer, during the present sea-
sion.
THAMES TO THE CLERKS.
Mr Harsh offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved That the thanks Of the Senate be
rendered to D. w Rhodes, Chief Clerk; B.
Loomis, M. L. Morrow, N. A. Gray and J. X.
Rukenbrod, his Assistants, for their unremitting
industry and application in the discharge Of
their duties during the present session, -ssI
THANKS TO EVERYBODY ELSE.
Mr. Coates offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: z ggSG9G
ResOlued, That the thanks Of the Senate are
hereby rendered to James w. Sands, Sergeant
at Arms James B. Clegg, frat assistant Ser
geaut-at- Arms, and James Howard, second as.
sistant Sergeant for the faithful, eff.
cient and genetemanly manner they have dis
charged the duties Of their respective offices
also to Elwood Williams, OtWay G. Cooper and
Robert Kirk, messenger boys for their diligence
and good department.
The resolution to dismiss James w.. Sands
from his position as Sergeant-at- Arms, for con.
tinued absence from his post, offered by Senator
McLung some days ago, was referred to the
committee on Fees and Salaries.
Mr.. Spfague offered soresolution, which was
adopted, requesting the Governor to issue his
proclamation for day of Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Miles offered a resolution, which was
adopted, inatructing the State Librarian to have
copies of bills introduced at the present session
bound and preserved.
A resolution was adopted, to pay N. A. Gray
and ] X Rukenbrod, Assistant Clerks, four
dollars day from the beginning of the session
they having been elected several weeks after
the session commanded. q. ~ nr7E afs
Me- McVeigh offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RssOlUed, That the Clerk cause to be printed
10 the Appendix TO the Senate journal, the
names OF Senators and Representatives, togeth-
er wild hthe names of the officers and messenger
boys, OF both branches, with the county of heir
residence, post Office address, occupation, age,
and whether married or single.
oiI0 THANKS TO "ArY OTHER NAN r,uofdT
Mr. O'Connor offered resolution, which was
adopted, thanking J P. Ssntmyer for his reports
OF the proceedings Of the Senate, as published
in the Capital City Fdet This 10 in addition to
the four dollars day which he receives.
The Senate took recess until eight O'Clock
this evening,
Deg EVENING SESSION "a
A joint resolution was adopted, directing the
Secretary OF State to forward copies OF the
laws to members Of the General Assembly.
The Hopse agreed to the resolution. ..-sT
Also joint resolution, rendering the free
use OF the State Library to the clergymen of
Columbus for two years. Agreed to by the
House
Also joint resolution, rendering the free use
OF the State Library to the members of the
Geleral Assembly of the Old School PreSbyte.
rian Church during ita session in this city
Agreed to by the House.
The Senate amended the bill, Fixing the
compensation of the members of the General
Assembly, BY substituting Mr.. Hltcheocks bill,
which allows salary Of three hundred dollars
a year-but 1t does not effect the per diem of the
members of this Genera Assembly.
The Senate agreed to the report Of the con-
ference committee on the general appropriation
bill.
The Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.--The following bills were passed:
Senate bill, To amend can act to provide for
the regulation and management of the Institu-
tion Of the Blind, and Of the Deaf and Dumb -
passed April 8, 1856.
Senate bill. Supplementary to the act which
provides for letting the public printing by con-
tract.
Senate bill To reduce the fees Of Clerks of
Courts, was referred to select committee Of
seven, with instructions to report next session.
Messrs. Reilly, linn, Dresel, Dlckman, Lott,
Glessner and Bradbury said committee.
A joint resolution was adopted, providing for
the distribution of nine thousand copies of
Carrington's Military Regulations, Tactics and
Statutes. ~ -sst s.
Senate joint resolution was adopted, requir-
ing the Chief Clerks OF the two Houses to pre-.
pare list OF the bills that have been intro
duced during this session, showing the ccndi-
ton Of each.
The House spent most of the day considering
Senate amendments to the general appropria-
tion bill. Some. OF the amendments were
agreed to, and others were rejected. The bill
with the amendments In dispute finally went in
to the hands Of a conference committee Of the
two Houses
The Chief Clerk asked for additional clerical
assistance.
Mr.. Scott offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
ResOlUed, That the Chief Clerk Of this House
be authorized tO employ one additional engross-
ing Clerk for the remainder Of the session.
The House took recess until half-past seven
O'Clock this evening. !, - 9v,s,e-~-.
EVENING sRssfoN