Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-09
BILLS PRESENTED ON LEAVE.

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BILLS PRESENTED ON LEAVE.
\ BY Mr.. Bateman - %, amend tlre act fix-
ing the salaries of judges in Hamilton
county, (allows them not less than $1,000
per annum in addition to allowance from
The State Treasury, at the discretion'of the
county commissioners lIbnnl 391aJ y aF.
BY Mr.. Bradbury--A bill to repeal payt
of the 9Th section of the act TO amend and
supplementary to an act to organize aud
discipline the militia passed April II, 1850.
81 BylMr. Linn--A1bill supplementary TO an
act to provide for the creation and regula7
tlon of incorporated companies, passed
May !, 1852. -''l HO'nD 'ni "
TJBy MIR tSadlerl-To amend sec9,I Of the
act fixidg the compensation Of nlemhers of
the General, Assembly, passed May 4. 1862.
(Fixes compensation at So per day during
first so days OF a session, and 80 per day
thereafter. and So for every 20miles travel
to and from the Capital) diysssh % .gggqg
BY MIR. HarTis-A bill to amend sec, ! OF
the act of March. e, 1854, anthoriziDg
county commissioners, &c, 10 levy a tax
for ths, payment of bonntles to volunteers,
and t0 ,Tetnna subscriptions made for that
fa af. B1rt, from select Committee Oh Rules,
reported a new set OF rules, and the repeal
otthe old ones ~ The rules proposed make
important changes, maiuly In. relation 70
the manner and order of reporting by COM
mittees, In the daily routine Of businessJ
Alter some discussion, the report was
laid on the table and made special order tor
Thursday next at ii o'clock A. M. z5H.
Mr.. Brown, from select committee to wait
on the Governor elect, &c, reported their
action and were discharged. (Mr. Brown
eka f,,1 inf lltt huf ha A a "
ercises would take place In the roiuhda in
stead of on the east terrace OF the C1pitol)
MIR. Linn presented tile following reso-
luton, whichwas agreed tog t5lsL
.ResOlued, That the Judiciary committee
be and the same Is hereby Instructed to in
quire whether some other and different
method than that now employed for the
distribution of the public documents and
other printed matter of the Geferal As
sembly, and one which Will secure their
distribution at the earliest day, is not prac-
tcable, and that said committee report by
bill or otherwise. no "l' -ls'n
Mr.. Kellogg offered resolution, which
was agreed to, instructing the Clerk to
prepare list of Senators in alphabetical
order, with the districts and counties rep
resented by theW respectively, and their
postofiice address, and cause 500 copies TO
be printed tor the use of the General AS
sembly. Also, 500 copies of the list OF
Standing committees.
A resolution, by Mr.. Hayden, was adopt
cd for printing 1000 extra copies OF the
majority and mnority reports of the Com
missioners in relation to the location of the
Agricultural College, &C., and also the re-
ports Of the Auditor and Treasurer Of State
Of their action in relation to the sale OF
land scrip for the same purpose.
1t was agreed, on motion OF Mr.. Brad
bury. that when the Senate take recess to-
day, it be till 2 o'clock z, M. .Uaa
The Senate went into Executive session,
and unanimously confirmed the following
nominations Of Turnpikc Directors on the
part Of the State: I'D ,lts.lr 20 sT..r ls,
OF the Cincinnati and Xenia Turnpike
Company-ThOmas Spooner of Hamilton
county, James NJ. Smith of Warren county,
and Robert Nesbit OF Greene county. sfgrg
DAYTON, Centreville and Lebanon TurD-
pike Company-D Crosby and Benja-
min Davis of, Montgomery county, and
Goldsmith Coffpre of Warren county, Iigl
DAYTON and Western Turnpike Company
Jonathan G. Wood and Andrew Glenn
men of Montgomery county, and William
ii. Smith of Preble county. ,i fssg.st -is
Mr., Hollister presented the, petition oi
John p. Haire and AZ other citizens Of Ham.
iIton county, relative to q transfer to said
county ofa bridge over the Great Miami
Mr.. Bateman offered the following reso-
lution,, which was laid on the table to be
printed: is IN qo.Uoo g6,--.,. i-jl4J ,e5 u.
ResoEued, 6y Me General assembly ofthe State
of Ohio, That the following amendment as q
substitute to the ID section of the l5ih arti7
Gle of the Constitution of the State OF Ohio,
be submitted to the electors thereof for an
proval or rejection, at the, next election for
Senators and Representatives to the Gener-
al Assembly, namely, on the second Tues
day of October, 1867, to-wit: Ia ND
Sec. 2. That the printing Of the State, II
not done in its institutions by the inmates
thereof or by its employees, under the SUI
perintendence of its officers and agents,
shall be let on contract to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder by such executive officers
and in such manner as shall be prescribed
by law. .gei.t .,,.ffI .s.5 aLal,.,3g boo
The Senate then took recess till two
o'clock. bs'le, ,Fa I'D fa4ifu9 vg9y
bIe6, AFTERNOON SESSION. 9lisb q
Mr.. Cole, from the committee on privi-
leges aud elections, presented report TO
the effect that the certificates of all the
Senators y(except those from Athens and
Browug which are contested), have been
examined and found in due form as requlr-
eddy law. i.il0 Na rahla' al tfasFtl3
Pendinga motion to lay the report on the
table, the officers and members oil the House
Of Representative made their appearance,
pursuant TO the arrangements preliminary
to the inauguration ceremonies. At 216
O'Clock, the members Of the two Houses,
with the judges, clergy, etc., left the Hall
In procession, TO witness those ceremonies S.
After the inauguration, the Senators re-
turned to their Chamber; soon after which
the Lieutenant Govern0t, Hon. A. g. Mo-
Burney, iappearecs and was conducted to
the esclIair by Hon. MIR. Bradbury, chairman
bfsthe committee of Arrangements l3 ~
The President pro tepI., Hon. III. s. Martin,
thenoaddressed THE Senate in appropriate
terms, concluding by Introducing the
Lieutenant Governor, who proceeded to de-
liver his inaugural address. q The address
will be found on the 4th page of this paper.]
The Lieutenant Governor having taken
his seat as President of the Senate, @ $50
Mr.. Willett moved that the report from
I the committee on Privileges and Elections,
| pending at the Interruption to engage In
/ the inauguration ceremonies, he referred
| back to the committee, with instructions
I tOreport as TO the certificates OF the sitting
I members from Athens and Brown, whose
| seats are econtested!88g nGi1F .lD4 a BAN
I Afeer considerable debate, the motion was
/ lost--yeaS, 0; nays, %. ie9,Hg,4 ~ iagta ~
! The report was then referred back to the
I committee without instructions, on motion
j OF Mr.. Walling. hI10, s3ny bGst- mpl