Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-15

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ney, McClung, McVelgh, Neal, Quinbys Ready
Roby, Robinson, Sherrard, 5innet, op'aBue
Welsh, Whetstone--26.
Those who voted In the negative:
Messrs. Coates, Fink, Kerny, Lang, Marshall
o'Conner, Perrill-7.
So the bill, having received constitutional
majority, was passed.
Title agreed to.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MORNING SESSION.
PRAYER by Rev. Joseph Trimble.
Minutes read, and corrected as follows;
Mr.. Myers moved to amend the Journal DC
that II will read as follows:
"Mr. Myers moved that the Journal b'
40 corrected az 10 spread upon the journal his
own Amendment limiting the law authorizing
the banks to suspend, aud the decision Of thu
Speaker, and the objection Of the gentleman
| from Montgomery, the eaid amendment being
In the words following: This act shall take ef
| feet from and after Its passage and continue ir
operation until fifteen days after the resump
ton of ppecle payments Of majority of thu
regular and legally authorized banks In thu
city of New York, or until 1t shall be altered
amended or repealed by the General Assem-
bly,"
Mr., Diokman rose to question of privilege
In the Ohio State Journals report of th'
House proceedings on Saturday last, his vott
was not recorded on the final passage Of H. B
No. 3, "To authorize banks temporarily to sus
pend specie payments" He was present auC
voted 10 the affirmative.
Mr.. Marsh moved that the rules be suspend
ed TO allow him TO introduce resolution, whic
was not sgteed to.
', PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
Petitions and memorials we're presented ani
thus disposed Of: ..,
Mr.. Converse presented petition of G. d
Bowers, Sam. n. Kidd and GAG other citizens o
franklin county, praying for the passage Of O
law to prohibit the further immigration ol
blacks and mulattoes into this State, and the
removal in @ reasonable time Of those now ID
Ohio. -
He moved It's reference to the standing com
mittee on Judiciary.
Mr. Stanton moved to lay the petition on The
table.
The vote by yeas and nays r6sulted-yeas 81
nays 80. 30 gr
The petition was laid on the table
Mr.. Odlin-0f o. Follett and other citizens
of Sandusky and franklin counties, In relation
to legislation for railroads in the transportation
and business operations of said roads.
Referred to committee on Railroads.
Mr. Reilly--Of o. S. Lodge and nine others
citizens of Columbiana county, for change o.
term OF county auditors.
Mr.. Scott-0f ], N, Harris and thirty five
othtrs, oi Warren county, praying for the pas.
sage of law for the relief Of families Of vol
unteefs. s..s s5Ia oI
Referred to committee on Military Affairs.
M. Kennon presented the memorial Of Hon
VIM B. Van Hook of Butler county, contestin(
the seat OF John McClelland In the House O
Representatives also, depositions In the case
and accompanying papers. c-
Referred to committee on Privileges ant
Elections.
BILLS READ SECOND TIME.
II. b. No. l0--To provide for the registration
Of marriages, births and deaths In the severa
townships and counties of the State of Ohio.
Read second time and referred to committed
on Judiciary.
NOTICE. or IRTRoDUoTIoN OF BILLS.
Notice Of proposed Introduction of bills wsl
given as folloHs -saI
Mr.. CoEy-.To amend Gan act to authorize
the establishment of poor.houses," passed
March 8. 1881 (see Swans Revised Statutes
p. 927), so as to abolish the Office of Infrmary
Director, and provide for the election of Su.
perintendent by the people (
Mr.. Krum-To introduce bill TO reduce the
salaries Of State officers.
Also, bill to equalizs and limit the fees of
county officers.
Mr.. Reilly-A bill supplementary to the
"Aot to provide for the organisation of cities
and incorporated villages" passed May 8,
1852. (See Swan & G. Stat p. 1889.
Mr.. Grlsgold-A bill to amend section Is Of
the act entitled "An act regulating the mode
Of administering assignments In trust for the
benefit of creditors" (See Swan c., vol. l,
p. 709).
Mr.. Gribben--A bill to reduce the salaries OF
certain State and county officers In this State.
Mr.. Uhl--A bill to authorize the county COM
mlssioners Of Holmes county to transfer money
In the treasury of said county from the build
ing fund, to the fund for the support of families
of volunteers in the service Of the United
States. 'e M
Mr.. Schell-A bill to amend section Z of can
act to provide for the election of township as
SCISSORS, and prescribe their duties" passed
April 4, 1852. (See Swan g. Glitch. Statutes,
vol. 1, page 56), 5, i'-s g. oa
MIR. Vanoe-A bill to authorize surveyors 10
certain cases to administer oaths.
49, BnIs INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
MrgDreeel. HI No. I6-To amend seo-
tion b24 Of an act entitled cSn act to establish
a code Of civil procedure - passed March N
1889
Read the ifirst time
II. 8. No. IL. An act to amend section one
Of an act passed April 6. 1859. entitled can act
10 amend sections seven. eiObt. nine and tsr NJ
an act entitled san act to relieve the district
courts and To give greater efficiency to the iudi.
ciaI system Of he Stste,' nassed ADrii 10. is5s
and 20 raneal section oie and three oF esid frst
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