Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
The Ohio Legislature.

- -e 49, TuEaDiH, JanusEy, l3.
SRNATE.-PIayer By the Rev. DR.. Smith. Mr.
Bierce was excused for an indefinite period :
Petitiona we're presented BY Messfs. McBurney
Perrill, Slnnet and 0unckel, which wsre appro
psistsly referred. riLL
|. In the temporary absenee Of the Lieutenant
l(aovernor. Mr. Hitchcock vas sworn In, AMI
entered -apon tbe -disc6arge of his duties al
President pro ten. Saudry bills we're read th,
Ascoud time and commit,ed. Mr. SprsRue CAV,
notice OF new bill. DIR. lang introduced a
bill, which was read the fret time, To amend
an act entitled on act to ovids for the creation
Irud regulation of Incorporated companies In
the State of Ohio, passed May l, 1859. !
A manuscript copy Of the olaftermsster.
Generals report was sent in, and the Senate
ordered the printing Of fouf thousand copies In
| Eoglish and one thousand In German, &. T..
Mr.. Perrill offered the following preamble
and resolution, which were adopted: .....-
WHrRrAs, Frank W. Xaox, formerly resi
dent Of the county Of Franklin, in the State
Of Ohio, but who has for two years previous to
the breaking out Of theSebelllon, been re idlpg
in Marshall county, in the State Of Missouri,
and was driven thofefrom by ths rebellion. and
bis personal property taken from him, he return
log TO and taking up his residences in Columbus,
Ohio, h!s wife and children being perm emily
here, and he himself Intending to make this
biz peamanent fesideheeI Isand- - ..
WHEREAs, Since his return to Ohio, the
said Kcox has become very much deranged, 90
much 90, az to render Il unsafe to keep him 10
Q private family, nor can such attention be Civ
On him outside Of an Asylum as would be likely
to Insure his recoveryj therefore, Z. d.
Rfsolped, That the standing committee On
T.. a k.n lea rf,Ak -:
into the facts of The case, and Ii iound As aoove
stated that they report 10 the Senate such &C.
tion GO they shall deem Just, 20 secure his ad
On moHon of Mr.. Sherrard, one hundred
copies Of the Joint resolution, authorizing the
Joint committee 60 irquiretnto railroad charges,
we're ordered u be printed -
% motion Of Mr.. bsug,,it wss s.
Received, That fhe Military committee be
required 70 ootain. all neesssaEg information ne
70 the manner In which hospital stores are
|srantmitted 10 Ohio soldiers In the field, whe,h.
or the came afe delivered 90 them 90 directed
by the several committesa ,organizsd for that
purposet and 10 report at On early day, what
Legislation 70 necessary to enable our soldiers
10 che nsld 70 receive such stores without loss
OF delay.
and ell Vt the afternoon In committee Of The
Whoie, discussing The proposition oi Mr.. H. ch
cock, providing iof. tai lew 10 eaea cou1ty.
90 sid the iamilits Of soldiers IN such county,
Those VINO oppose this propagation tsyof the
present mode Of Ievying the taS--nsking 10 q
bM,e levy, like the school tsx e 20
After the Senate came out Of committee, Il
adjourned until tomorrow ct ten o'cieek.
HousE.--Peayer by the Rev. Mr.. Grover
The Clerk informed the House. through thl
Speaker, that he had appointed D.. C. Cox. o.
Belmont county, an Assistant Clerk, pursuant
70 shs authority given him 10 the resolution o.
,eetstdsy, on thas subject. Mr.. Cox vas swoff
IIn; ana entered upon the discharge OF bis duties
Petitions were presented By Mesers ,Keyser, oi
NOBLE, 0sborf ahd Vance, which were appso
priatsly referred. Among shem was petition
| from Noble county. hnmerousiy sigped, for /
Law to prohiblt the immigration into this Stat,
Of "Ffee Americans OF African do scsnt."--
House bill, making partial appropriations o
| sne- 0enessl Revenue fos the year 1858, wa
read she sec6nd and third times. and passed.-'
Sundry bilhA wess read the second time and
committed. .a1 "a
Mr. Bcadbusy offered ths following joIpt sea
oluIIonp, which vsai osst under the rule;