Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-16

10 amenu beCuOn uuupuA We Va tho eos Jaw
tied an act to provide Tor the organisation oi
| 1852: To enable the wife of an insane person TO
release her dover In the real estate Of her hus'
band; To amend sections l, 2, and 3, Of an act
entitled ian act 10 amend the act entitled an
act granting llcenses to peddlers," passed reo'
26, 1e46; Relative 10 oontempts.
Mr.. Roby gave notice OF a bill, 10 compel
vaccination and prevent smallpox.
Mr.. Gunckel gave notice OF bill, To enable
volunteers from Ohio, In actual military ser
vice at the time of State, Congressional or
Presidential elections, to exercise the right OF
suffrage. 'tols ~,
Mr.. EeRleston Introduced the following bill,
which was read Tie first time: To amend an
act entitled ian sct concerning divorce and oil
mony, passed March IL, 1858. -
| A communication from the Governor was
read and ordered to be printed, enclosing the
annual report OF the Medical College OF ONO;
also, communication, enclosing letter from
Messrs. Awl and Andrews, commissioners sent
10 Cincinnati to look to the hospital accommo-
dations for our slck and wounded soldiers; also,
a communication, enolosing memorial rom
QuartermAster General Wright asking promps
legislation for the collection and sale keeping
OF arms belonging to the United States ..D S,c,'
which was referred to the committee on Mil.
tary Affairs
Mr. Gunckel offered the following resolution,
which was adopted;
Resolved by The General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, That for the purpose of perpetuating
the nance and memories OF the thousands OF
gallant and patriotic men Of Ohio, who, to save
the Union and sustain the Government, have
enlisted as privates 10 the service OF the United
States, the Adjutant- General be and is hereby
Inatructed TO insert In his individual names, and,
az far as practicable, the residence Of oil the
| Ohio soldiers, whether officers or privates, who
have enlisted or served In the present war, CIV
| ing the regiment aud company to which they
belonged, and noting particularly all suoh az
have been killed or wounded, or have died in
the service.
The Senate then adjourned
HousE--A petition Was presented and refer
red, against the passage OF Senate Dill, reauc-
iug the fees OF clerks Of courts
Bllls we're read the second time and commit
ted; and the following bills were passed: To
amend section one Of an act, passed April 10,
1861, entitled Gan act to amend section one Of
an act 10 amend sections five and nine OF an
act entitled an act regulating the mode OF ad'
ninistering assignments In trust for the benent
of creditors, !" passed April 6, 1859; To amend
section 2S7 Of the act entitled "an act to estab-
lish code Of dVil procedure" passed MaFcn
IL, 1858; To amend section u OF an act enti.
tied Gan act defining the powers aod duties OF
justices Of the peace and constablss in criminal
csses." passed March 27, 1887; 10 amend an
act entitled can act to incorporate tne trustees
of the Protestant University OF tne uniteu
Statee," passed March III, lo4oi Allowing sner-
iffs not exceeding thirty cents day ior Keeping
prisoners in jail; To reduce the fees OF County
Auditors.
House bill, To prevent the running at large
Of swine, was indefinitely postponed.
A communication from the Governor was
read, which enclosed a letter from the Quar-
termaster-G eneral, urging prompt legela
tion relative to the collection and safe keeping
of arms belonging to the United States, etc
II was referred 20 the committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr. GrieHold gave notice of bill, To amend
the act TO authorize the incorporation OF mutu'
al insurance companies. ~
Mr. Bsrtram introdaced bill, which Was
read the first time, To abolish the Tenth Judi
cial District l
Mr. Zinn, from the committee on rederh
Relations, submitted majority report on the
subject of the petitions which had been re-
ferred to said committee, praying for law re-
moving coored peFsons from tho State, and pro
hibiting their further immigration intoit.
The majority of the committee assert, that
II would be uReenaitutienal to remove the ne
groes from the State, who are already here. 10
regard to prohibiting their further Immigration
into the State, the report also takes the posi-
tion that such law cannot be constitutloneliy
enacted. II is asserted that no considerable
number Of negroes have come into tne state,
and thatit is not likely that many will come!
[Tbe majority of the committee are mistaken .
ln thiS.] The report is against the prayer OF
the thousands OF petitioners whose petinons
we're before the committee, and concludes ~
favor OF awaiting the action OF tne Seneiei
Governments relative to emancipation, etc. Tne
signatures to the report are as ioiloHG Ee.er
Zinp, Of Hamilton; j. W. fieEee, Oh Etlei ":
L. Clarke, oil washington; w; n. "eS" VI
Logan II was ordered to De printed.
House bill, To amend section one OF an acs
entitled Gan act for the protection Of certain
birds and game, was inoenritely postponed,
House bill, To provide for Department Of
Military Instruction IN tne V1lo vnVe,si.y'
was postponed until the second Tuesday OF jan
Senate bill, To appOrtiOn the state Tor Or. Con, on
gresaionai purposes was taksn Up, anu Ine
House proceeded to vote gpo.n the various prop
osltlons before IL mr. Smta s1vsss9e Ts S;m was
voted dcgn--yeas lS' nays - .. Iae ,; Dili was was
then stricken out-~an aiter 'no enao'ips ciause
yeas AZ, nays so. a..
Mr.. BaFtrams substitute was tnen Voteu
dOgn-yess 81, nays 81.
Mr. Harrison tnen introduced tne ioiio"ips
amendment or substitutes;
Ast and "a Disuicta-outer ana namiieon
counties. ;,