Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-19
IaaIaIa,I1e sammary.
TurapAr March Is.

TUxapAv, March IL.
sRrArr.-PetItions were presented, askinl
that the immigration Of negroea Into tho Stat
be preyented. Remons.rances were ohere'
against any change Ia the present school laV
OF Ohio, and against any reduction OF tn'
school levy for tuition purposes.
Bills we're passed, To amend an act to estao
lish the Miami University, passed Feb, I!
1909, and for other purposes, passed March ~
| 1887; To abolish the tiiice of Secretary OF th'
Board of Public Works, and to fx the salaFie
OF the engineers on the Public Works.
A bill was introduced, To regulate and limi
the pay Of county Auditors.
The Senate, in executive session, conhrmet
Governors appointments Of Thomas Sparrow
of Columbus, as Director Of the Penitentiary
In place OF John ]. Janney, whose term expires
March 26, 1862; Geo. W. Rogers, Of Dayton
Trustee of the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum
ia place Of VIM. P. Huffman, whose term ex,
pires April 8, 1869; also of Hibbard JeWett, oi
Dayton, Trustee Of the same, for six years.
s. B. No 5l--Supplementary 20 an act pre-
scribing the duties Of supervisors, and relating
to the roads and highways, passed February 10
1853, was indefinitely postponed.
H. r. No. 44-Relating TO tao conduct OF
the war, was referred TO the committee on FED
eral Relations.
The bill amendatory Of The Law creating and
regulating Incorporated companies, was lnden
nitely postponed.
nation Of appointments made by the Governor
as folloWe;
Henry B. Curtis, Mt. Vernon, Trustee G. o
Lunatic Asylum.
Dr.. s. NJ. Smith, Columbus, Trustee c O.
Lunatie Asylum.
F. c. Sessions, Columbus, Trustee Institution
for Education Of the Blind.
Royal Taylor, Cuyahoga county, Trustee In
stitu,ion for Education OF the Biud.
Ferdinand KIuegel, Cuyahoga county, Trustee
N. o Lupatlc Asylum.
Jacob Gallup, CuyahOga equity, Trustee N
O. Lunatic Asylum.
Charles c. Cooke, Mahoning county, Trustee
N. o. Lunatlc Asylum.
Kent Jarvis, Massillon, Trustee institution
for Education Of the Blind.
These last four named were referred to the
committee on Benevolent Institutions, which
has not yet reported.
HoU:E.-To reduce the salaries of State anC
county officers, and defend against the invasion
Of negroes, was the petition business OF thu
morning.
tural Society, 10 tavcr Of law TO restrain hog
from running at large, aud petition from Gin
cinnati, 10 have lay passed changing th'
manner Of collecting the tax on the water
works in said city, were presented, and regu
larly referred,
The special order fos this afternoon was no
taken up.
A Bill to amend the Law Tor collection O
claims against steamboats, and other water
crafts, was indefinitely postponed; also, Bill
to amend an act providing for the reorganisa
tion, supervision and maintainance Of common
schools; To amend section 437 Of the civil cod,
Is. & c. Stat. 1914; Supplementary to the &C,
regulating the mode Of administering assign
ments in trust, Is. 4 G, Vol. l, page 709)
Bills were passed-To provide fer the sale o.
school lands belonging to fractional township
In the Miami purchase; To amend section 81
Of the code Of civil procedure, Is. g. G. Stat
1l06); To amend the act authorizing counties
townships, cities and incorporated villages Il
issue bonds in certain cases, passed March 10
1860, e. 4 c., page 1885; To amend an &C
to provide for the reorganization supervision
and maintainance Of common schools, passet
March IA, 1853
Bills were introduced-To amend section 10;
of an act entitled On act to. provide for the or
ganizatlon of cities and Incorporated villages
passed May 8, 1852
A resolution was offered relative 10 rebel off
Gers holding slaves in Camp Chase, as servants
and II 60 by what authority.
Senate amendments to Mr.. Ssyler's bill Il
prevent indecent exposure Of person, were agrees