Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
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a ~ WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 26, 1852 :
ssEAFK.--Ms. Gauckel presented the resolu-
lion Of The B,ard Of Education Of the city OF
Dayton, demonstrating against any reduction o.
The school tx Of. Interference 10 our common
school system which was referred 70 the COM
mistes on Common Schools. Mr. Bierce pre-
sousod the petition oi cilizens Of Ohio, for such
a modification Of the Law az shall fix the place
Of holding elections atior.nsar the centres OF
the several townships. which was referred 70
the committee on the Judiciary. sundrS bills
we're read the second time and cOmmitsedi ard
tho following bills we're passed; To amend sec
tlon one Of an act entitled an act defining the
Jurisdiction Of Probate Courts In criminal cases
in the counties Of Pike, Portage, Jackson, cler-
mont, Carroll, G lllia, Butler, Lucas. Hooking,
Defiance, BroKn, Lornin, Coshoctonl and Co
lumbiana, passed April A, 1853; To amend sec
tiou seven of an act defining the jurisdiction
and regulating the practice Of Probate Courts
passed March IA, 1853. hoe
Mr.. Sherrard gave notice Of q bill, To re-
neal an act defining the jurisdiction and regula-
ting ihe practice Of Probate Courts in the coun-
tics Of Erie, Lucae, Richland, Hoimes, Mont
eomery, Delaware, Franklin, Scioio and Jeffer-
son. Mr. Mcveigh reported joint resolution,
authorizing the Governor to appoint additional
surgeons for Ohio regimenls, which was referred
10 he committee on Federal Relations, with
iostructious The committee reported back q
subststats for tss resolution, Which wasadopted,
providing that the Governor, whenever he shall
fad that Ohio regiments, because OF wounds IN
battle, or for any cause, need temporary surgi-
cal or medical attendance, in addition to that
provided by the rules and regulations Of the
army, be and ishereby authorized to accept
such competent physicians as will volunteer 20
render such service, and to pay them all expen
ses- while so employed.
Mr.. Miles presented a petition numerously
signed, for Law to prohibit the immigration
into and settlement OF blacks and mulattOes in
the State, which was referred The bill, To
repeal an act entitled an act to authorize Alex,
apder Mooberry and his associates TO. form q
new school district in the county Of Franklin,
oSid, was passed. House messages we're read
aud disposed d. "r. VIZ 9pns'0A 'AV.s. y s9A'
from the table the resolution provlding ior
sine die adiournment on the 24th Of March,
.-...h ...,;e, -. ae.asd TO- The Senate then
"n'ou W 4,'''o n,,iI a., -,
postponed ,i.s inf'nsr o0n''us' A'o" -" q 1N''i
"Wednesday, ssa .r.1 ~
HousE Mr. Curey's preamble and resolu-
lions were discussed the entire forenoon. In
he afternoon. the same gentleman offered the
lsllowing as Substitute for the original pre-
.mble and resolutions, which was then adopted
Without dissenting vote; .sss y 81 sps iia
,ave without cause plugged our nation into
,iviI war, disregarding Al! ffaternAl obligations,
Talsifvipe the most sacred injunetions that can
q apoIicd 70 the conscience, their solemn oaths,
orcinr upon Us an expense Of millions Of money!
md incslcniable loss In the prostration of busi-