Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
LeEIsietIve summary.
TUESDAY, April %. Is


SENATE Most Of the forenoon was spent |
dsposing Of the report Of the committee OF To
Whole on the general appropriation bill. Near
ly all the amendments proposed by the commit
tee we're agreed TO, and others we're offered an,
adopted. Mr. Johnston proposed an amend
ment. providing that the reporter Of the Capita
+, City Fact, in the Senate, be not paid, neve
having been elected by that body. Thls amend
: meut was voted down, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Finck, Johnston, Kelly, Nc
Burney, McLung and Sherrard-6.
i NAYs-MeserS. Bierce, Coates, Gardner, God
frey, Groesbeck, GuDckel, Harsh, Hitchcock
Hood, Kenny, Lang, Mason, Miles, Monroe
\ O'Connor, Q iinby, Ready, Robey, Robson
Sinnss, Sprague, Welsh. Wbetstone-23.
The Senate then passed the general appropri
alton bill, as it had been amended.
The Senate adopted Mr.. 0dlin's House join
resolution, requiring detailed statements from
the supeTinteDdents Of the several benevolent
institutions Gnd of the Reform Farm.
The following bills were passed, in addition
to the general appropriation bill:
To prohibit the rsf6cking with persons en-
gagged 10 armed rebellion against the Govern
mept of the United States.
Senate bill, Relative to the vsrmilliou Iustl
tute.
House bill, To abolish the l0.h Judicial Die.
| trict. A-
House bill, To exempt from execution ant
sale the property Of persons who may be bai
for persons who have volunteered, or who may
volunteer and be mustered Into the service OF
the United States,
Senate bill, Authorizing the issue of an In.
creased proportion of small bills by tae Ohio
banks.
House bill, Making appropriations In part Of
the general revenue for the year 1868.
House bill, To amend section four of an act
entitled an act to amend section two of an act
entitled an act to relieve the District Court, and
to give greater efficiency to the Judicial system
OF the State, passed April ~, 1858, and supple.
mental to said act.
The following bill vas postponed until the
first Tuesday Of January, 1863:
To amend section one of an act passed
March 26, 1860, entitled "an act to amend sec-
tons five and six Of an act entitled an act reg.
ulating the mode Of administering assignments
in trust for the benefit Of creditors," passed
April 6, 1859.
The following bill was indefinitely postponed
To repeal the act to authorize the election of
one additional Judge Of the Court OF Common
Pleas of the 9th Judicial District, passed April
l2, 1858.
A Joint resolution was adopted, inetructlng
the Attorney General to collect from Hamilton
Cummings sight thousand seven hundred and
nsnetyJipe dollars and ninety ctr cents, being the
amount that he was overpaid on his contract for
painting and glazing the State House.
The following bill was indefinitely postponed;
To amend the first section OF an act entitled
an act to amend the act entitled an act 20 pro-
vide for the organization OF cities and incorpo
rated villages, passed March IL, 1853.
The following bill was postponed until the
next session:
To authorize cities OF the first and second
class to buy or condemn property for ferry land.
iDgs, and to regulate the running of ferries in
this State.
Senate joint resolution was adopted, relative
to the overflow of lands near the town of Kir-
kersville, 10 Licking county.
The bill, To repeal the act creating the Su.
perior Court of Cincinnati, was postponed IN
I'll next session.
The following additional bills. we're post.
pened until next session:
House bill, To amend sec. 3of tbe Justices
Code.
House bill, Supplementary to an oct to
amend an act entitled an act to regulate judg-
ments and executions at law, passed March /,
1881.
Senate bill, To repeal the act to establish the
Superior Court of Montgomery county.
House bill, To amend section Of an act en-
titled an act to amend section 2 OF the act en-.
titled an act to relieve the District Court and
to give greater efficiency to the Judicial syetem
OF the State, passed April l2, 1858, and supple
mentary to said act.
Senate bill, To amend section three of an act
entitled an act to prevent the running at large
of swine, passed March %, 1853.
Senate bill, To amend section two Of an act
entitled an act to prevent the running at large
Of bulls, bucks and boars, passed April 12, and
took effect May !, 1858.
The following nominations were received
from the Governor, and were appropriately re-
ferred in executive session., and then confirmed
John Cooper, of Cincinnati; g. w. Williams,
Of Msssillon; K. Fritter, Of Lancaster; John
H. Dolnan, of Cleveland; D. H. Dryden, of
Pay Agents; and John Burgoyne, Of
Hamilton county, Director of the "Longview
Asylum" for three years.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Bills we're read the second time and
committed.
Senate bill, To enable volunteers from this |
State 10 actual military service OF the time OF |
State, Congressional or Presidential election,
% exercise the right Of suffrage, was referred
% q select committee of three-Meesrs. Uhl,
)dlin and Smith.
TIE following bills we're passed:
To amend an act entitled an act TO establish /
code of civil procedure, passed March lib,
1858 4
To amend On act entitled an act to authorize
he Trustees Of NeWberry township, 10 Miami
ounty, 10 sue for certain moneys loaned byI
heir predecessors, to certain individuals.