Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
] MONDAY. February 10.
SENATE.

1 MORNING SESSION..
Seyeral bills were fead second time az referred.
| Mr. BROW NintrUduced abillito amend secs. and
Of the act passed March II 1853 for the incorpora
tion Of townshps Provides for the election Of one
township trustee annually, or term Of three yearsJ
The bill to amend the sth section of the act res-
ting to marriages, reported back from the Judi
| ciary committee, and passed-yeas 25, nays none.-
| [RequiTes the person solemniZing marriage TO
transmit certificate thereof TO- the Probate Judge
within three months or incur penalty OF htty dol
lars, and the Judge must make a record thereof or
| incur the Same penalty. E.t 81 fN..r a
Mr. 1RiON made report from the committee on
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and the dome of the State House. Referred back
to the committee with instructions to consult COM
| petent architect on the subject.
| Mr. WILSON introduced = bill supplementary to
the act TO provide Sg-inst the evils resulting from
The sale of intoxicating liquors. and &C amendatory
Mr.. BROOKS offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Res0Icsd, T6at tho standing committee on FL
nance be aud Hereby are insructed 70 examine the
operations of he preent law tregalating the receipt
disbaIsementahd safe keeping Of the public rev
any are demanded by the public interests and report
| by bill OF otherwise.
The Senate resolution for the adjournment of the
General Assembly the 10th of March, to the first
Tuesday Of JanpsLy 1867, was taken from the table
/ Mr. CRITCHFlELD moved to amend the resolu-
tion by striking out so much thereof as relates TO
Of, The sui Jet By Mr. Ufteb6ed and others the
motion was agreed to-yeas 49, nays II. as follows
Brown CtGhfMsld Mt Ms,rSng G@%TSiUs S5S
age, Wilson, WillsmsoD and WillettC7l9;, n ,
nty, IGrswold, Hal, IriCTn, Kellogg. Knowles Mar
Mr.. MARTIN moved to add sine die to the bill as
ameaded, The bill and amendment were thea laid
Mr.. SADLER asked and obtained leave of alb
sence for the committee on Reform School, for two
DAYS, to visit said institution. .,.. r =,
v hole, MIR, Knowles in the chair, on the orders Of
| the day.
several ills, which were referred to committees.
The Senatethen took recess, -rH rrr.rr
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messages from the House of Representatives were
read
committee Of Conference on the bill 10 authorize
Boards Of Education in certain cases to borrow
money Mossrs Critchfeld, Williamson and Martin
were appointed on the part Sf the S. Senate; H..
amendments TO the bill to amend section one Of the
act to authorize county commissioners &C., to levy
tax for the payment OF oon1tles TO volunteers and
fir. MCFARLAND presented a memorial Of Ed
ward W. Schenck of Butler county, for relief against
breskage. &C., upjn the NJ. E. Canal. Referred
to MIR. Mcfarland. Ill n -. lrL = -rs
Mr.. MAY presented petition fr- m VIM 9. Dunn.
and 40 other, for protection against dental quacks
Referred TO committee on that subject
Mr.. WILLETT moved IN take from the table the
resolutions Of Mr. Hoister, relative toreeonstruc
tion. and indOrsDg the patriotism and fidelity Of
President johnson and Of the Congress of the United
States
The motion was disagreed to-ycas 70, nays ls, as
YEAs-Messrs Critchfeld. Cummns. Dowdney.
Godfrey, g,lden, HIrd, Linn, May, Martin, Savage,
Walling, Willett-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Bateman, Brooks Brown, Carliu,
Doan. Griswod, Hayden, ,Hollister Irion, Jones kel
logg, Knowles, Mcfarland, Sadler. Tibbals, w est,
" lion, Williamson-lS.
The Senate went into Executive session and unan-
imOusly com eutei to the appointment Of Judge Bel
lamy StOrer as Trustee OF the Ohio University at
Athens, in pace Of Rev. VIM. Aiken, resigned
a communication was received from the Board OF
Pu0lic Works, in response to joint resolution Of
April g, 1885, in relation to leakage Of the Miami |
canal. Referred to committee Of two Messrs. |
McFsrland and Bateman. tt.t r.
The Sanste then went into committee Of the |
Whole Mr. Harris in the chair.
The c. 6mmittee and reported action on several
bills, which were appropriately referred.
Mr.. MARTIN offered Joint Resolution allowing |
the Messenger boys Of the two Houses, two dollars
day during the session, which was agreed tO--yess
81, nays none. gt-.f 'f. stE. ..U".
Mr. SADLEf offered resolution that the COM
mittee on Pubic Works be instructed to inquire |
into the expediency of selling portion the whole
of the Public Works Of the State. which was agreed
to. .H f ."-