Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-08

Mr. Schneiders Militia bill wasread the third time
by its title. when Mr.. PUTNAM moved that u be
tions to amend by striking out all between the en-
acting clau and the 58th section and by striking
out all of section 5s except much Of as provides
for the repeal Of existing Militia laWs-Whlch motion
was voted down--yeas %. nays 65. Ll {
Mr.. ESTILL moved TO refer 10 select committee
Of one, with instructions TO strike out all after tho
That the act entitled ran act TO organize and dis
cipline the militia Of Ohio, and 70 repeal an act
therein named" passed March 81, 1864 except the
repeating clause Of said act and the act entitled an
act to amend, and supplementary to an act entitled
an act organize and discipline the militia OF OHIO,
and to repeal an act therein named, passed warren
clause of said act be and the same are hereby re-
peaed; provided, that said repeal shall not AFFECT the
provisions Of SAID actsfOr the enrolment OF the mi
tia and provided further that said repeal shall not
extend to render imperative the aforesaid acts IN
time of war; invasion, nsurrecton, or danger to the
public safety. -
, SEC 2. That Immediately after the passage ofthis
act, it shall be the duty OF the Quarermaster Cen
eral to collect all public arms ammunition, accouie-
ments CAMP and garrison. equiipage and mint:ery
stores and all other property OF every decriptlon'
belonging t. the State. and in the hands OF all per,
whOmsoever, by virtue of the provisions oil SAID
ats and transport the same to the State Arsenal Tor
SEC. ;. That the repeal Of said acts shall in no
wise affect liabilities incurred under, or ofenses
committed in violation OF the provisions OF said acts
SEC /. This act shall take effect and bo in force
from and after its passage.
Mr.. EstilPs motion was voted down--yeas 23, nays
80; Democrats in the afirmative Republicans in the
negative.
amended in committee Of the Whole. ,.,
Mr.. Wies' House bill, 70 regulate the Liabilities
Of joint stock companies, was read the third Time
and its further consideration was postponed until
tomorrow.
T 9 following bills were introduced and read the
By Mr. DANGLER-I In relation to the weights and
marks on casks and packages containing butter
B, Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to tho act en-
titled +" an act to authorize county commissioners,
city councils and township trustees to levy tax to
refund money borrowed or pledged for local boun-
tics" passed April 10, 1885, This bill was read the
second time under suspension Of the rules;
BY Mr. NlX0N-TO protect the stockholders Of
railroads and the shippers thereon.
House bill To authorize the council of the incOr-
pOrated village OF Logan, Hooking county, TO- borrow
money to build town hall, market house. Mayors
Office and village prison, was indefinitely p0stp med
senate Joint resolution, To authorize the Board OF
Public Works h. arrange with the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad for the right Of waJ over State
grounds, was adopted.
Senate amendments to House bill No. lOs were
agreed to.
Committee reports were submitted, and suqiry
bills ordered to bo engrossed and read the third
time tomorrow.
The House then adjourned.
There is an error iu the title of the bill introduced
b, Mr., McAarre yesterday, as printed in the re-
port Of House proceedings. II should read thus:
BY Mr.. Nc authorize the COmms-
sioners of Holmes county to transfer certain fund
therein AIMED to the Infmary fund Of said county.
--REPORTER.l y, .. 3D.. .r.- -. a ..