Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-31
AFrERNooN SESSION.

call of the House was ordered and ffty-eight
members answered TO their names. After proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with, :,
The House resumed the consideration OF 3. b. lSO,
To establish Home for Ohio soldiers.
An amendment was moved by Mr.. Schneider
designed to strike out of the bill the part providing
"a military suoervsi n over the Home.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved an amendment -design-
ed to limit the bill to one year In its PROVISIONS
Further amendments were moved by Messrs.
Mr.. GLOVER moved substitute for the bill, de-
signed to cOnfne its beneactiOns to the present in
mates of the Home and to sick soldiers IN trdBSitU to
their places of residence until they able to pro-
ceed on their wa, and thus to wind up the instu-
tion.
4 call of the House was again o:dered and eighty
five members answered to their names.
The amendments offered by Messrs, Hitchcock,
Bruff and Schneider. we're agreed to.
MIR. Gloverssubstitute was then adopted-yeas5 81,
nays 81.
The bill, as amended was then passed-yeas &C,
The title was amended so as 10 be, "To establish
a temporary Home for OHIO Soldiers.
The special order, S. j. r. No. 81 Relstive TO the
estabishmant OF an Agricultural College, was taken
The majority and minority reports of the select
committee of nineteen on the subject, were read
the former recon mending the establishment Of one
college, centrally located-the latter recommending
the posponement of the subject until January next.
Mr. BRUFF moved to postpone the subject until
the second Thursday Of January next.
This motion was opposed by Messrs. Putnam,
Bloom, Gaddis, and Clark of COlumbiana.
1t being announced that the Senate had Just pass
ed bill authorizing the Governor to appoint COM
mission on the subject, to report next winter; when
on motion of Mr. Hitchcock the subject Was laid ON
the table.
Mr.. COCHRAN, from committee on Enrolment
reported sundry bills enrolled, which wese signed
by the Speaker.
The third reading of bills was then resumed.
Senate bill, by Mr. CT MMINS-To amend section
40 OF the code Of civil pro edure. Authorizes action
against railroad company for injury to person or
property, to be brought in any county through or
into which the road passes Passed.
Mr. FOett's bill, To authorize the election Of one
additional Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
the first subdivision of the sixth Judicial district
Lost-yeas So, nays 81 tWO-thirds vote-or 70
On On motion Of Mr. nixon, the vote was reconsid-
cred and the bill was laid up the table.
Senate bill, To prohibit the erection of any roll
ing MILL blast furnace. nail factory, copper smelling
works. boiler factory, petroleum oil refinery with
in one hundred and twenty rods of any Of the State
Benevolent Institutions. Passed.
Senate bill, To amend an act entitled +" an act to
further provide for the better regulation Of the re-
ceipt disbursement and safe keeping Of the public
revenue" passed April 12th and took effect uy lst,
1858.
Abolishes the Office of Comp roller of the Treasury,
to take effect the 18th of November next.
Mr.. SAWYER spoke at some length in opposition |
10 the bill At the close OF his remarks, the House
took recess until * o'clock in the evening.