Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02


Makes insanity a cause of divorce.
Motions to POSTPONE till January next, and tolay
onthe table, wereost The bill was then indehnite-
Mr. Gaddis' bin Authorizing the trustees Of
Storrs township to levy tax for the repair ADD im-
gine house. Passed.
The special order for IL o'clock was taken up; :
Mr. NixOn's bill, 10 protect the stockholders OF
railroads and shippers thereon.
Prohibits the appointment to any Office of trust or
profit Of any railroad company, of any stockholder
owner part owner Of any express dispatch, fast
freight or transportation company 30, and Furnishes
such person for exercising the functions OF such Oh
The House then took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SPEAKER announced tho following as the
select committee on :. y. No. l72: Messrs. Bfuh
Nixon, Kibhee, Hitchcock. Estill.
Mr.. COCHRAN, from committee on Enrolment,
reported nine bills and two joint resolutions correctly
enrolled aod they were signed by the SpeaAer.
Messages from the Sen to were read
The House acceded TO the request OF the Senate
fora committee Of conference on II. B; IA ~
S, s. lOl wa, read twice and referred to committee
on Finance
The House eecedcd to the request of the Senate for
s. B. $50 was read twice and referred to committee
on Benevolent Institutions. .
S. b l5l was read twice and referred to committee
on Municipal Corporations.
Mr., HITCHCOCK offered hefollowing resolution
which was adopted:
ResolU,d, That the standing committee on the Ju-
dietary are hereby instrt cted tu inquire into the
propriey of making a. 10 what extent, the posses
sion of burglars tools can be made Prtnld Jdc6 ovl-
dence of the crime Of burglary and that they report
Nr. YOUNG offered the following preamble and
joint resolution, which were referred to the commit
WHEREAS, Col. John Il. Bond. Of the lllth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, in the month OF July, P6i,
while in command Of the I'd Brigade, 2nd Division
esd Army Corps, was summarily dismissed the SER
vice without trial. for some supposed disrespect to
Governor John Brough; and whereas, it has long
since been satisfactorily shown toat the action OF
sAniing of the merits OF the case, arising from de-
fective postal arrangements between the State Ex-
ecutive Department and the army in the hed there
R:solUed 6y the General assembly of the State of
Ohio, That the Secretary o, War be respectfully
requested rescind the order dischargng Col Bond,
and that he be hOnOrably discharged and enabled to
draw all pay aud em0luments which may have ac-
cruoI up to the date Of the muster out vi his regi-
Spirited remarks were made in favor of the reso-
luton by NJ ssrs Young, Alexander and LeFeYer.
Mr.. HENRlCKS, on leave, reported FROM aselect
committee, on the memorial OF Thomas Young,
bill for his relief, which was read twice and referred
to tho committee on Schools and School Lands.
MIR. hlBBS, on leave, repOrte from select COM
mittee, bill TO antho iEe thecounty commissioners
of Franklin county, to levya special tax for sewer
age purposes. Real twice, and ordered TO be read
On motion of Mr.. SCHNEIDER, tho committee
on the Judiciary instructed to inquire what, If
any, egisla ion is necessary in view ot the late de-
al Banks are subject TO uniform taxation, to impose
taxation upon such shares in this State-thc shares
of Ohio State Banks being exempt under their
Mr. ERSKINE, frou the committee on Roads
and Highways, reported in favor OF the passage Of
II. B. 97s. It was ordered to be read a third time
MIR Mr. G4Si0N, from special committee, report
ed in favor of 5. b. ls7, which was ordo cd to be
read third time next 4, Trn1e,iidd1tyicv Ir1,id1yicv A.. W.,
directed tD place the Calendar for next tuesday,
all bill the table, with the state Of the ques-
Mr. BANNING, from the Military committee, re.
ported in favor of the passage Of ). B. l04.
The bill was ordered to be read third time, and
il passed-yeas 90, nays none - provides tor the
On motion of Mr. PUTNAM, H. b. 20S, To repeal
the Printing and Binding law, was taken from he
table rea n second time. and ordered to be read
third time on Wednesday next.
Mr.. BANNING offered for adoption the folio 6iDg
resolution:
thorized by resolution to contract with the publish
ers of THE ONO STATESMAN and Ohio STATE Jour
nal, for reporting and publishing the proceedings
Resoiced, That the Speaker be and hereby is di-
cted to draw his warrant in favor of the publishers
Of the aforesaid papers at % per diem, each, from
the commencement OF this session.
Mr.. HlTCHCOCk moved to add to the resolution
from the appropriation f9r the officers and members
of the General Assembly" !" Yhicn was agreed to-
Mr.; BARRIrT offered the following resolution,
which vas agreed to:
WHEREAS, Much complaint has been made by
the people along the line Of the Marietta Cincin-
natl railroad aud branches of the exorbitan charges
ma by said roads for the transportation both Of
pass myers and freight therefore,
ReSOLUed That the standing committee on Rail
roais be instructed to inquire into the facts of said
comp aints, and report to this House what legsla-
ton il any is necessary to regulate and protect the
rights and insure justice and equity both parties.
Mr. BEER offered a resolution rendering the
thanks of the people Of hi state to the President Of
the United States, for his veto OF the Civil Rights
bull. Laid on the table.
MIR. HITCHCOCK, from the committee on FL
nance, reported in favor Of an amendment to II b.
45, Authorizing County Commissioners to levy
tax for road purposes. the bill was passed-yeas
So, nays mono.
Mr.. BLOOM ,Tered the following resolutions:
R,sOlred 6y the General Assembly of tie State of
Ohio, That the secretary of State be. and he is
hereby authorized and directed to forward to the
members Of the Senate and House, their proportion
OF reports severally together with all other printed
matter to which they are entitled, and which will
not have been distributed at the close Of the present
session. the expense to be paid out OF the contin-
gent fund Of the Secretary of State. Passed-yeas
" Mr. Ta HiiTCMCOCK, from the committee on Rail-
roads reported in favor of Senate amendment to H.
b 1873. which was agreed to--yeas so nays none.
The bill is law. 1t makes fencing and materials
for fencing furnished railroad companies, pre-
ferred claim, same as labor and other materials
furnished for railroad companies.
The following bills were read a third tme
II. b. $50, By Mr.. HIBBS-,ro authorize the City
tax for sewerage purposes. Passed-yeas GO, nays
il. b. 9is, By Mr.. COCHRAN--To provide for
making permanent records Of certain surveys in the
Office of the Secretary of State. Passed-yeas 81,
ii. b. 275, By Mr.. J0NES--To transfer certain
fund, therein named 20 the general fund of the in
corporated village Of Lima, Allen county. Passed
ii. b. 26i, BY Mr.. ESTILL-To authorize the
Board Of Education of the incorporated vii age of
Van Vert, Van Vert county. to borrow money for
purposes therein named. Passed--yea5 81, nays
none. -
ii. b. l9s, By Nr. KAGY--To authorize the City
Council of the city of Tifin to levy a tax IT, raise
money to purchase steam fire engine, hGse to build
cisterns and for other fire purposes. Pa3sed-yeas
So, na-sl-Mr. Trip.
II. b. 226, BY Ne. TEETOR-To authorize the
Commissioners Of Hamilton. Warren and Cermont
counties to build a free bridge across the Little Mi
ami river. at lIOveand, in ClermOnt county, Ohio.
Passed-yeas 81, nays 2.
ii, b. 900, BY Mr.. ESTIBL-For the relief Of Eli
iah R,gdon late Treasurer of Jennings Ownship,
Van Vert county, Ohio Passed-yeas 81, naysl,
special order for Tuesday next.
Mr.. 0REN offered joint resolution authorizing
tho STATE Librarian to dispose of any duplica vol
uIncs in the General or Law Library, not actually
needed either by sale in exchange for other works
of value and to make report of the same in his an
nua report. Lost for want of quorum voting.
call of the House was ordered, and 81 members
answered to their names.