Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
THE OHIO LHGIsLATURE.
Summary of xesterday,s Proceedings
SENATE.

havs hw heen dec;JeJ G to omen mn s"ch % actons %
on tb,.i, return. To rel;eve tha secnr;t;as
of Constahles. To allow the Commiss;onars
of Eoyette county to law a snec;aj tav. To
nrov;ae IAN an annuity Cor Catberine carder. TO
estahIish a State Soldiers, Home a,,tboriz-
inc the Commissioners to take mart of the
relief find for snnnort of disabled soldiers.
To araend tho spid;ars family rei;ef h;li'
Several Local Senate h;lls were passed hiso
Honee hiII m nnr;sh conuterfaitin0 nostage
cnrrencv. Hopsa hill GIVING the Gaverner
ono n,iIj;on of doijars for tRe flefense of tbe
state AGAINST invasion. : : :.
Mr. Stanberv from tbe committee IN
whom was refeyred the difiicnlties growing
out Of the iocation Of tbe Licking feeder'
renortod hy hill. Relative IN the c0nstrnc,
t;an of tbe Sonth Forl, Feeder In Iickino
county y = >'fr-f-r~7- - ~ =
The conferance comm;ttee IN tba DIFF
ferences between tbe Honse and Senate on
the resolution to adjourn on the SOth re-
norted fiat the COMMITTEES could not agree.
pUiI,u pUd were ,n|S JiScbsrged S ''u IVY g ~
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In THE HOUSE, the following bills were
passed: House bills, To extend the juris-
diction Of the Probate Court of Allen coun-
ty to criminal cases; To punish railroad EN-
ployees for negligence or misconduct In the
discharge OF their duties; 10 amend the
soldiers voting law, providing that cleo
tions shall be held by regiments instead OF
by mpanies-requiring one poll book to
be sent to the Governor and another to the
State Auditor. to be kept unopened until
delivered to the State Board OF Canyassers;
Requiring the october muster rolls OF each
company to be sent to the Adjutant Gener-
al; and the bill 10 authorize Wauseon, Full
ton county to borrow money ior school pur-
poses; TO amend the hrst section OF the act
entitled 'an act to provide for taking the
dispositions and affidavlts, and procuring
the acknowledgements of deeds mortgages,
and other Instruments OF writing or per-
sons absent from the State, and In the mill
tary service OF the United states" passed
March 24th, A. ID. 1868; To amenda an act en-
titled IAN act 10 amend an act 10 PROVIDE ior
the regulation and management of the in
stitutions for the Blind and the Deaf and
Dumb" passed April :, 1886, passed May l,
1862.
Tie Senate's militia bill was read the third
time and lost on its final passage. mo-
tion was made to reconsider the vote py
which the bill was lost and the motion laid
on the table. Inc Dill was aiterWaIus re-
ferred to Messrs. Allison, Odlin and Delano.
Mr.. Estill introduced resolution, which
questing that committee TO inquire into the
expediency OF disbanding the SSthO. V.M,
now in the State service at Camp Chase; and
whether the service now performed by IL
as 'State Guard mign!not pe performed Dy
invalid soldiers, affording the SSth an op-
p0rtunity TO enter the service anu OBTAIN
the large bounties. 4, w..
The following senate Diils were passed;
sn,d;or xotinS % law. To amend the act in
cornorotinv the FIRE Insurance company of
ESaa;na conntv.y To authorize the town a,I-,
thorit;as of WeIlsvilIe IN borrow money for
conntv nnrnoses: TO amend the act relative
m the rents of certain religious lands i'm
Wosre, W sre and other Counties :
NJ Estiil rose In a question of nrivi-
laga and offered the following preamble
and resolution: II AZ - 20 I
WurRrks. On the ODD day of March. A.
d.. 1894 VIM. III. Free, member of the
House from Perry county, perpetrated a
hrutsi brutal and unwaTranted assault upon the
nerson of Archibald Mayo, member of this
House from Butler county, whilst address
inc the House ON certain resolutions con-
and = - - w ff
" WprprAs. Nv, committing said assault,
VIM III Free has made himself guilty Of
the bichest breach known to parliamentary
iaw@of the privilege not only of the
mn,.a but ~ tha member assailed.--and has
,,rovej b;nself unworthv Of the honorable
pnS;t;on no q member az the General AS
py1b paemhIv ). therefore. '''-7 7- Z
Psso,red That the said VIM. III. Free
no arJ The same hereby ia expelled from his
De seot .- ON this floor of this House. -, !
''Ss M - Waters offered as Substitute a long
$50. 80, a.. az, a., I-,.ci;