Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-17
The Ohio Legislature.
FRIpAY, January Is.


| SEaArE-Pfayer by the Rev. DR.. Smith =
Mr.. Eggleston presented petition for law Y
change the charter OF the Covington and Gin
read the second time and committed. Mr.. Nea
introduced q bill, which Was read the first time
| To amend section one Of an act entitled an &C
| TO fix the compensation Of members and officer
Of the General Assembly Nearly the entir
forenoon was occupied In the Senate, oonslder
| ing and discussing Mr.. Gunckel's resolutions
looking to the increase Of the pay Of priyat
soldiers, the reduction OF the pay Of officers
and the consolidation Of the smaller regiments
lThe whole matter was finally recommitted Il
| the committee on Military Affairs.
The committee on Military Affairs, to whom
was referred the bill for the relief OF the fami
| lies of volunteerp, reported o substitute fo
that bill, which was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Gunckel's bill, To amend the 9Th sectior
4 of the Homestead Exemption Law, was report
ed back by the Judiciary committee, and theI
recommitted TO said committee, With instruc
tions TO amend it. ta s- Ia
Mr.. Meals bill, To amend the Sd section o.
the Justices Code, was killed ie
Eouse Bill No. 23s. To reduce the number
Of Messenger Boys In the House, was indedn.
itely postponed. 4''e
The Senate then adjourned untif ten O'Clock
tomorrow. - -
Hcu,E.-Pfayer by the Rev. Mr., Grover. Pc
tilions we're presented by Mr.. Boesel, for Law
to prohibit the immigration into thle State ol
"Free Ameficans OF African descent, ''and fol
a Law to authorize the Commissioners of Aug
laizs county to levy additional tax for bridge
purposes; By Mr.. Maffett, for law to increase
| the pay for boarding and taking care of priso.
nere, and 20 establish bill of fare for jailers
Sundry bills were read the second time and
c1mmitted.
The following bills were read the third time
and passed: To refund 10 William Tfeyltt the
amount paid by him to the State Of Ohio on
l.nds to which the State had no title; To amend
section II OF the Act entitled dan Act regulst.
Ing the mode OF Administering Assignments In
Tfust for the benefit Of Credit:rs." passed
April 6, 1853. t..
The resolution, directing the Supervisor Of
Publc Printing to contract for publishing the
proceedings Of the General Assembly In the
OHIo STATE.Mka, Ohio State Journal. aud Capi
tai Ctr Fact, was taken from the table, By a
vo Q OF rs to 36, aud was discussed at come
length, aud then voted doWn--yeas IS, nays So,
ss follows; --.....
those who voted in favor of placing the pro
ct ediugs OF The Legislature before the people
Of the State, in aD otficih torn, we're
Messrs. Blocker, Bjesel, Chambers, Dickman,
Dfeeel Fee Of Brown, Fee Of Vinton, Flagg,
GIeesner. GribbeD, GrisWold, Hgh, Hix.op,
Holden, Lind, Ltt.. haffett, MeAns, Monroe,
Olds, Reamy, Reisioger, Say Ter, Scott, Smyths,
Snyder, Stewart. Taylor, Thorp. Uhi, Vance,
West, Wilscn, zinn, Spsaker--35.
Those who voted against placing the proceed
ings of the Legislature before the people Of the
State, In An official form, were ...s
Messrs. BAbcock, Bsrtram, Bstee, Bayard,
Bone, B. aohmsn, Bradbury, Clarke, Converse,
Cook, Crane, Ferguson, Ferrill ,Gunsaulus, Haf-
rison, Harsh, Hills, Howard, HoHe,. Huston,
Johnston, Keck. Keyser of Monroe, Keyser Of
Noble, Ktum, Latham, Montgomery, Myers,
McGill, Norris, Oilin. Q,borp, Patterson, Pierce,
Paraell, Randall. Robb, Roberto, Rockwell.
Schell, Sieg, Smith, Stanton, Stiers, Silver,
Tiffany, Wallar, Warner, Wells, Whitney, Will
kiDs, Woodbury-52 -.a.c
Mr.. Lott cfferej the following, which Mr,
Stanton said he desired to discuss, thereby lay.
iDg Il on the table: v.-i.eai .rs
WHEREAs, Il has been decided By this House
not to publish the proceedings; therefore, be- Il
Resolved, That the services ot, the Reporting
Clerk Of this House be dispensed with "a
Senate Joint resolution, To admit Frank NJ.
Kncx into the Central Lunatic Asylum, was
adopted. --- y7r NJ. .7fi 5ys
Mr. Keck introduced bill, which WGs resd
the ftst time, To amend an set supplementary
to sn act 10 conffrs the charter OF the Coving-
ton ana Cincinnati Bridge Company, incospOr'
stec by an act Of the General Assembly Of Ken
Itucky, passed Feb. IL, 1916. with certain lint
tations, passed March 8, ls4s, and Jan. ~
1868. =, .r..er-- n -,.s. ,,vg ~
The resolutions of Mr.. Fee OF Brown, pro
testing against paying for negroes, we're takel
up, on motion Of ME-. Converse, and after hli
clustering awhile, the House adjourned, at si
early hour in the afternoon. 10 order to prepar'
for the Abolition CAUCUS tonight.