Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.


amend section one Of an act passed May 13,
1851, aud amendatory Of the fret section Of the
TACT for the protection Of dsh," passed April
II, 1857; Supplementary to an act entitled an
act to amend an act entitled an act relating to
doWers, passed January 20, 1924. passed Janu-
ary IL, ls43; Further to extend the limitation
Of acts 10 relation to persons In the military or
naval service during the present war.
Mr.. Robson, from the committee on Finance,
reported preamble and resolution, which
we're ordered to be printed and made the
special order for Tuesday, February 10, In
structing our Senators and requesting our Rep
resentatives in Congress, to vote for Chases
banking project
Mr.. Perrill offered joint resolution, which
was ordered to be printed, providing for an
amendment OF the Constitution OF Ohio, so that
members Of the General Assembly shall be
elected annually, aud that there shall be an
nual sessions of the Legislature.
The resolution was adopted, requesting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress to
oppose the passage of bankrupt law.
Mr.. Kenny offered the following resolution,
which was laid over under the rule, Mr.. Roby
giving notice that be would discuss it:
| ResOlued, That the Governor be requested,
at hie earliest convenience, to report to this
Senate the number Of female prisoners, IT any,
now imprisoned at Camp Chase; upon whose
order and by what authority they are held; up.
| L.k Lnn IN he riVnsn al Ia "A
this State or Of t1e United States they were
arrested; when and where such alleged ofense
was committed; by whom arrested; how long
any such person or persons in said prison have
been confined; and the expediency OF furnish.
| ing to each OF said prisoners o copy OF the
I" nature and cause OF the accusation sgainst'
her, and granting TO each speedy and public
trial.
Mr.. Kenny offered tie following resolution,
which vent over under the rule:
Resolved, By The General Assembly Of the Stat.
Of Ohio, That the Governor of this Stale be and
is hereby requested to urge upon the consider
alton of the President Of the United Ststes the
propriety of transferring from the Army Of the
Potomac ell Ohio troops to the Army of the
West.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved to reconsider the vote
By which Mr. Johnston resolution was adopt.
ed, requiring the Reporting Clerk to fdrnsh
the proceedings Of the Senate to the daily news
papers of Columbus. The motion prevailed,
and said vote was reconsidered By the folloW Wing
vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Blerce, Coates, Eggleston,
Gardner, Gunckel, Hitchcock, Humphreyville,
Kelley, McVeigh, Roby, sinnet, sprague,
Welsh, Whetstone--l4
NAYs-Finck, Hareh, Johnston, Kenny Lang,
Miles, o'Conuor, Perrill, ouipby, Ready-l0.
The fous tesn Senators who voted in favor Of
reconsideration, virtually voted topay their pen
stoned Reporter four dollars day for doing
nothing!
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time: By Mr. Hitcbcock-To
restrain from iunnlug at large certain animals
therein named; By Mr.. Garduer-To amend
1ection one of the act entitled an act further to
amend the act entitled an act to provide for
the settlen ent of the estates of deceased per-
sous, passed March ~, Ie4O, passed March 70,
1851.
The Senate adjourned. M
In the HoUsE, after prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Allen, petitions were presented by Messrs.
Cory, Keyfer of Monroe, Krum, Lott, Msffstt,
Pursell, Vance and Scott, which were referred.
Sundry bills were read the second time and
committed.
The following bills we're introduced and read
the frat time: BY Mr.. Lemen-To amend Sec
ton two of an act entitled an act to require
mortgages or bills of sale of personal properly
TO bs deposited with township clerks, passed
Feb. "a, 1s46; By Mr. Bartram-To amend the
irst section of an act entitled an act for the
protection of railroads, passed March 20, ls4O,
as amended March 26, 1860; To repeal the
second and third sections of an act amendatory
and supplementary to an act entitled an act to
provide for the creation and regulation Of In
corporated companies in the State Of Ohio,
passed May l, 1852, passed May !, 1862.
The following bill was passed: s. B To
amend section sixty.one Of the aos for the or
ganlzation of cities and incorporated villages.
The Judiciary commlstee, to whom was re.
ferred Mr.. Zinn's resolutions, instructing that
committee 20 report bill for the more effsc.
tual auppr sssion OF disloyalty, and to inquire
as TO reasonable practices By members of
the House; and Mr.. Olds's resolutions, rel.
stive to the alleged treason OF members Of
the House, and their arrest for the same, was
discharged from their further consideration =
The resolution was adopted, which provides for
printing FIVE thousand copies Of the Report Of
,he Commissioner of Statistics, aud one thou.
sand In German.
The resolution was laid on the table, 10.
,tructing our Senators and requesting our Rep
In Congress to use their best ef.
'orts to procure modification Of the tariff on
paper.
Senate resolution, apportioning the rooms in
he State House among certain officers therein
named, was amended and adopted.
Mr. oiborn offered q resolution, which was
adopted, looking after the Clerks employed in
The several State oflices
TIE House spent some time in committee Of
The Whole, discussing Senate bill, For the re;
lief Of the families Of soldiers. II then ad.
joufnsd, after fIllibpstesing awhile on the bill
TO increase the fees of SHERIFF. for keeping
prisoners.
DR.. Breckinridge on the Emancipation