Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
LegisIa.ive summary.

THURsDAY, April 10, 1862
senate. Petitions werc presented and dtefeFred
Against the passage OF Senate bill, To Fegu-
late the fees Of Clerks of Courts; for the ap.
pointment of Commissioners to visit frequently
the several HoSpitals in Virginia, Kentucky and
Tennessee, TO look after the wounded and siek
in those localities, and secure their return tt
the State whom practicable.
i Sundry bills were read the sscond time anC
committed; and the following bills were pass
ed: Mr.. Blecker's House bill, To authorize tbt
city of Mansfield to dispose Of certain real ea-
tate belonging to said city; Mr.. Groesbeck's, To
| provide for the assumption, assessment, oollec-
lion aud payment of the States quota Of tie
direct tex levied by the Congress Of the United
States; To protect the Public Works and the
lands OF adjacent pr0prietors in certain portions
of the counties OF Licking and Fairfield; Regu-
lating Ministerial section No. 29 In Delhi Town
ship, Hamilton county; To reduce the salaries
Of the Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Hamilton county, and the Judges OF the Su
perior Court Of Cincinnati. u
Senate Joint resolution, relative to the dis.
tTibat,on of cotton seed In Ohio, was adopted.
A communication from the Governor was re-
ceived, relative TO the recent battle at Pttsburg
Landing, which was ordered 10 be printed, with
the accompanying documents.
The following joint resolution was adopted.
after considerable fillibustering:
Resolped, That this General Assembly ad-
journ on Thursday, April Gath, 1862, to meet
again in adjourned session at ten O'Clock A. N.
on the hrs. Tuesday OF January, 1853
The vote upon this resolution was as folloWs:
YeaE--Messrs. Gardner, Godfrey, Groes.
beck, GunekeI, Hitchcock, Hood, Miles, Mon
roe, McBurney, McClung, PERRILL, Quinby.
DIX d oi.;onr WaIai,
Naye--Mesere. Bierce, Eggeston, FiNcK,
Harsh, JOHNSTON, KENNY, LANG, MARSHALL,
Mason, McVeigh, Neal, Ready, SheFrard, Sin
net, Sprague--l5.
Senate joint resolution, apptopriatIng certain
rooms in the State House to certain officers
therein named, vas sdoDted.
A resolution was adopted ptoViding for the
transmission OF the resolutions adopted yester-
dsy, relative to the battle ct Pttsburg Land
ing, to our volunteers who were engaged 10 the
encounter, BY Lieutenant Governor Stanton, who
goes there az a Commissioner from Ohio.
A resolution vas adopted, providing for q
Joint convention of the General Assembly 10
the Hall of the House Of Representatives, at
half-past three O'Clock next Monday afternoon,
to receive Parson BroWnlow.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. --Messrs. Cory, Craio, Holden, Wells
and Gribben, presented petitions, numerousy
signed by men of all parties, for q law to pro.
hibt the further immigration Of negroes and
mulattoes into thls State There is auoh a
sttoug expression In favor of q Law of this kind,
that it is hoped this body will at once pass one
of the bills aow before II on that subject.
Other petitions were presented and referred
by Mr.. Robb, for a resolution to allow the
voters Of Ohio to express their wishes as to the
passage of law to prohibit negro immigration
into this State; by Mr.. Means, for the repeal Of
the law which prohibits the deposit Of the pub
lie moneys with banks; by Messrs. Ross and
Smith, against the passage. of Senate bill, To
authcflze the asie of railroad franchises; by
Mr.. w odbufy, for the appointment of agents 10
visit the hospitals where the sick and wounded
Ohio volunteers may be, to look after their
wants se 81. ;.s- fHgyu
The following bills were passed: Mr.. Uhl's,
Providing that sheriff 3 shall make their reports
of Jury cases to the Auditors instead Of the
Treas1rers; Mr.. Dfesel's, To amend section six
ty.nine OF an act entitled an act to provide for
the organisation of cities and incorporated VII
laeee, passed May 3, 1852, as amended March
05. 1869. and passed April 30, 1852; Mr.. Sti-
yer's, To amend section 102 Of the act entitled
an act to provide for the organization Of cities
and incorporated villages, passed May 3; 1852;
Mr.. TlIus's, To amend sections "a, 20, 81, 80,
40, Al and ~ Of the tax law, passed April 5,
1853; To amend section l9.of the act passed
Aprii 7th, 1856, entitled an act TO provide for
the uniform government and better regulation
Of the Lunatlc Asylums OF tho State, and the
care Of idiots and the Insane uI
Senate resolution, providing for joint con-
yentiUn Of the two Houses, in the Hall Of Rep
resentatIves, on next Monday afternoon, at
half past three o'clock, 90 recsiye Paraon
BroWnloW, was adopted. 1t.
A communicated was received from the At
tofney General, in reply 10 q House resolution,
relative to the title Of the State to the land on