Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-10

/ Mr.. RelsInRer reported back hia resolution,
authorizing the Governor 70 accept the services
Of volunteer surgeons, and pay their necessary
expensee. somewhat amended. IL was then re-
fefred 10 the Judiciary Commlttss, who report
ed q subsltute. Of nearly the same Import
which was adopted.
The following bills we're passed Mr.. LOit's,
suspendlnR the Law authorizing the payment, 70
County Agricultural Societies, out OF the Coun.
ty TreAsures, Of funds equal 70 the amounts OF
private subscriptions, for Fair purposes; Mr.,
BrachmAn's, reducing the salaries Of Jnogea OF
the Superior Court OF Cinclnnatl--yeae oi' nays
20; Supplementary 70 the act entitled :" an ACT
for the distribution aud Investment o. TINS
States proportion OF the surplus revenue" pass,
ed March 90, 1887; To furnish medicines and
hospital stores for sick and wounded Ohio vol
unteers. This bill was introduced BY Mr..
FlagR to-day, and put through it's several read
inRs under a suspension Of the rule, and then
passed)
Numerous Senate messages were read and
disposed Of, and sundry bills were engrossed
and ordered to be read the third time to-mor-
row d. seA
Mr.. McVeeh's Senate joint resolution, rela'
ilye to adopting the United States Infantry lac
tIcs, for the instruction of the Militia OF Ohio,
was adopted
The following communication from Parson
BroRnlow was read, and ordered to be entered
upon the journals
CIEcINNATI, April 8, 1852.
Gentlemen of the Committee: have your
resolutions, inviting me TO visit Columbus, and
rendering to me the hoepitalitles OF the Legis
lature OF Ohio, for one week, and would have
replied sooner; bul | did not know when l
could be with you. lam NOW able TO say that
| | will be with you Monday next, or will leave
here that day for Columbus.
feel highly honored by your action, and 70
turn through you, to thoee you represent, my
mes! profound Acknowledgements.
W. G. BRowNLow.
The House adopted Mr.. Hitchcock's Senate
Joint resolutions, relative the recent battle at
Pittsburg Landing
Mr.. Bates offered the following preamble and
resolution, which went over under the rule;
WHEREAS, The term Of the Hon. B F. Wade
as United STATES Senator will expire on the 4th
of March, 1863; and
WHEREAS, Il is the duty Of this General As
sembly TO do its whole duty and avoid every ap
pearancs Of evil, Ia the shape OF an extra or
adjourned session Of this General Assembly;
therefore, bo 1t
Resolued by tho General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, Thatthe members OF the Senate and
House OF Representatives meet In joint Con
ventiou 10 the Hall Of the House OF Represent
atives, on THURSDAY next, April 10Th, at 216
lo'clock P. M then and there TO elect, accord
ing to law, Senator of the United States Sen
ase for the State Of Ohio, to fll the vacancy
that will occur March 4tb, 1868.
The House was 10 committee Of the Whole,
considering the various propositions for Dis
tricting the State into Congressional Districts.
Mr.. Blrtram's bill was adopted in committee;
but the House, after coming out OF committee,
voted yeas 43. nays 80, on the following bill,
introduced by Mr.. Smith: Z7
lsl and Cd Districts--Hsmilton and Butler
Counties.
sd--Clermont. Warren, Clinton, Fsyette and
Greene.
4th-MOn,gomeiy, Preble, Darke and Miami.
5th-Madson, Clark, Champaign, Union,
Logan and Shelby.
6th-Mercer, Van Vert, Allen, Auglaize,
Hardin, Wyandot aud Hancock.
| 7th--PauldDg, Putnam, Defiance, Williams,
Fulton, Henry, Wood and Lucas.
eth-oitaWs, Sandusky, Seneca, Huron and
Erie.
9th-CraWford, Rlchland, Ashland, Wayne
and Holmes
lOth-Delaware, Marion, Morrow, Knox and
Licking. lt
llth-FAnkliu. Pickaway. Fairfield and Per.
y.
l2th--Ross, Pike, Highland, Adams and
| Brown.
l3th--Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia, Jackson,
Vinton and Hooking.
l4sh-Meigs, Athens, Morgan, Washington
and Monroe.
l5th-Muakingum, Guernsey, Noble and Bel.
mont e7
18th -Tuscarawas, Coshocton, Carroll, Har-
rlson end Jefferson.
l7th-Stark. Portage, Geauga, Summit and
Madison.
I6th-Lorain, Cuyaboga and Lake.
l9th--ColumbiaDs, Mahoning, Trumbull and
Asbtabula.
The vote BY which the foregoing amendment
to Mr.. Bartram's amendment to Senate bill was
adopted, was sfterward reconsidered. A motion
was voted down, to refer the Senate Apportion
ment Bill, with the pending amendments, 10
select committee Of nine. The House then ad.
journed.