Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14
TUESDAY. March 10, 1866.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION

PrAyer,hy the Rey. Il. D. Morris, The Journal
1Mr. IRi0N presented the petition Of sundry citi-
to authorize executors and administrators 70 pur-
chase tomb stones for the deceased.
Mr.. W LLlAMSQN, presented the resolution q
ness firms Of Cleveland, requesting the passage ol
the Metropolitan Police bill; also the remonstrApcet
Of eight members Of the City Council, end three
hundred and fifty other citaeDs Of cleveland, pro
testing against the passage Q, the bill.
Mr.. BROOKS presented tho petition OF b46 citizens
Of UoumbiHna county praying for an Amendment ol
the LIQUOR law 80 rs 10 place beer and ale saloons un-
der the same restrictions as establishments where
intoxicAting liquors are sold.
Mr. WILLETT presented petition from Will.
sms COUNTY asking tne nSgsph5e 70 gys 1nS
tax for Jail and infrmary purposes.
,, Mr., HOLLlSTER presented the petition OF nu'
perous members Of the Hamilton county bar, Re,
questing the creation of ohce OF Reporter OF the
% Superior Court Of Cine innati,
D. The following bills were introduoed: 80
, BY Mr.. BATkMAN-To provide the devices oil inc
great seal and the coat Of arms OF the State ol
4, BY Mi. wILLIAMsON--To authorize the Com.
missioners Of Cuyah9ga county 70 compensate tne
. BY Mr.. H0LLISTER-To TO authorize the incorpo.
ration OF companies for the purpose Of purchasing
building, repairing and renting tenant houses.
Thefollowing bills were passed.
Senate bill, Requiring the balance OF the S9ldiers
Relief Fund after transferring SeOU 900 70 the Slnk
ling Fund and deducting SlOO 600 for Soldiers Home
to be distributed the counties in the same proper
tiOn a IL was collected. g.. .fl4t .t tI...,r,.s.,
ID Senate bill, Increasing the compensation of the
Acting CommssioneI and the Matron o. tns re
House bill, 10 amend the act concerning the rights
and liabilities Of married women SO az TO permit
them to make contracts tSr me r ppr0VemeGs prov ana
House bill. To require the transcript in case Of
appeal from justcetO be filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within thirty days from the rendition OF
TMr. KNOWLES, from the Judiciary committee,
reported in response TO Mr. BuTts resolution looking
e an amendme1t Of the act for the settlement q
amOng the assets grow ng crops and farming imple-
ments thatthe present law is sufficient for that pur-
Tie Senate then took a recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. WILLETT, the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration Of the special order-Mr.
Ttbbals' bill relating 10 roads and highways. After
some discussion as 10 the expediency Of passing
such bill At the present session. the bill was re-
Mr. CRiTOHFiELD, from the Judiciary com.
mittee, reported back House bill repeating the law
which prevents attOrseys from re ewing fees for
Mr.. COLE moved the indefinite postponement Of
the bill. This motion was strongly opposet by
hesTs; Critch6eld. Kn9wies and S9dler. and favor
10. and the bill was then passed. %, I..- t. q,
House bill, To authorize the Commissioners Of
Warren county to levy tax for bridge purposes,
The House amei dment to the adjournment reso-
luton, which changes the time from March 18th TO
April 6.b, was agreed to BY vote Of Is 70 u.
3 House resolution, instructing the Secretary OF
State to have Eve thousand co les Of the laws Print
cd as soon as possible after their passage and deiv-
cred to the members Of the Legislature in sheets,
ar. HALL, from the committee on Finance. re-
ported in favor OF the indefinite postponement Of
House bill amending the independent Treasury law,
- al amin nj
treasures 10 be appointed by Courts Of Common
Pleas instead of Probate Courts The report was
Mr. BROOKS. from the committee on Finance re-
ported back Senate bill abolishing the Ohee OF
Comptroller Of the Treasury with sundry amend
ments, which agreed 10 and the bill ordered to
q third reading on tomorrow.
Mr. MARTIN, from the committee on Common
School, reported that the committee had had under
consideration the petition of S. S Dix and others.
requesting such an amendment to the school law as
viii make the history of the United States part OF
the course Of Common School study. They bad
found that Boards Of Education bad power to deter
mine what branches shall be taught, which Is ample
for the regulation Of the studies in Common Schools
Messrs Wilson, Berry, Griswod, from standing
committees reported back several bills, which were
ordered e be g, read third time to-morL9w, ,,.s
back the bill Increasing the compensation Of mem
bers Of the General Assembly. with an amendment
10 insert the word actual" before attendance"
Mr.. CUMMiNS moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed stating that he did not wish TO have any
more buncombe made out Of il. The motion was
lost. The amendment proposed by the committee
was lost. - ..
Mr. WALLING moved to amend the bill so as 10
provide for salary OF $1,000 for the entire term for
which member is elected, which motion was not
Mr.. WARNER moved the same amendment, but
red ducing the sum TO feOO. Lost.
The bill was then passed BY the following vote:
7YEAs--Messrs. Bsteman, Berry. Bradbury, Brown,
Carlin, Cummins, DOWdney, Golden, GTiswold, HAr-
ris Hayden Hollister, Hurd, Irion, Jones, Kellogg
Knowles, Martin, MeFarlaod, Sadler, Tibbals
Walline, Warner and West-24. !.
NAYs-Messrs Brooks, Burt, Cole, Critchfeld,
Godfrey. Hall. Linn, May, Savage. Wilson, and
WilliamsOn-ll.
Mr. KNOWLES, on leave, presented a memorial
from Mr.. T.. Gest, President OF the Cincinnati and
Zanesvle Tailroad in reply 70 signed by several
citizens Of Perry county which vas presented to the
Ser ate some days ago
The Senate then adjourned.