Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-07
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, March D, 1860.
SENATE,
MORNING SESSION.

| SENATE,
- -
| MORNING SESSION.
| Ptaver Inv Raw Mr. Marshall
| Journal read and approved.
| Mr. IVES T presented a communication from Eb-
| eneSer p Rhodes of Belmont county. asking for a
| law to compel railroads 10 make direet connection
and eduazo rates Of freight SO as Of to Discriminate
| between local and through freight Referred to
committee on Railroads.
The bills to amend sec 40 of the code of civil pro-
cedqre and for the relief Of certain hydau com IN
| Judiciary committed
Mr. Ghase's House bill to amend an act to exempt
from execution the property of the militia Uf Ohio
mustered into the service was read third time and
passed.
\ Mr. Bradbury's bill to provide board of commits
sioners to examine certain military claims ana max max
| time w. '-'' f~' ''''''
| Mr. SAVAGE moved the reference of the bill to
select committee of three with sructons to sub
| stitute bill which he presented, and which was
| read.
| The motion TO refer with instructions was advo-
| Gated by the mover. and opposed by Messrs, Cum
| minis, Kellogg and Doan. ~ f..I
| Mr. MARTIN moved that the bill and substitute
be laid on the table and the latter printed in ad
| vance of other matter Carried, by the casting
vote of the President
Mr. Ba eman's bill TO amend the act to provide for
TO- 1861 and supplementary thereto was read third
time and passed,
township. Clinton county TO levy tax to pay boun-
ty. was read third time and passed; yeas 26,
| NAYS 2. u. ..I.
| Mr. BATEMAN, on leave, reported back Senate
bill s7 which had been referred to him. relative to
| distributing documents by the Secretary Of State,
with amendments. striking out all that relates to
General Assembly. The amendments were agreed
| to- The passage Of the bill as amended was oppos-
| cd by Messrs. Sadler Martin, Cole Ball and Brown
and advocated by Mr.. BSeman, and was passed; yeas
| 10, nays IA, as follows:
| YEAS --Messrs. Bateman, Berry, Brooks, Burt,
CaIlin, ,Cummins, ,'tan, Dowdney, Golden, Girls
|
| age, Tibbals, W est 10.
| NAYs-M -Messrs. Brown, Cole. Godfrey, Hall Har-
ris, HOllister, Kellogg, Knowles. Martin, McFar-
land. Sadler, Walling, Wilson, Williamson-l4.
The Senate then took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AAA-,001' SA''i0N'
Messages from the House were read.
=, The senate cOncurred in House amendmsntsto to 8.
Is. No. 3d. Supplementary to an act TO provide for
lo"ating establishing and constructing bitches,
drains and water courses IN townships, passed May
Mr.; HAYDEN, on leave, introduced bill to pro-
vide Tor paying the expenses OF the regular ana Sc
lect committees Of the General Assembly-appro-
priatinS Sl,OOO for the purpose.
. Ihe rules were suspended and the OIL read three
MIR. BROOKS, on leave, introduced bill to
amend the act to further provide for the better regu
at9n Of the receipt disbursement and safe keeping
Of the public revenue, passed April l2th' and took
efectJuy LIST, 1888.
time by ITS Title, and ordered to be printed IN ad-
vance Of other matter.
IAe iOu9wing bills were 10 utroduced on leave;
By MIR. HOLLlSTER-Suppleme to the act |
70 provide Tor the creation and reeuaton OF incor-
Porated companies In the Sta'e OF ohio passed May
l. bboot; u,, ~ .,.c ,,-., |
class therein named to impose tax for bridge pur-
poses u.p,Dt,nn r. I,.-.
Mr., McFAhLAND, from judiciary committee,
reported on n. B. No l2O, prescribing duties OF
Sherlhs and Clerks IN cases OF conviction OF murder
IN IN the hrst degree &C., recommending Its passage
me DlI passed, and Is law. .
lfrVVldes mat on c0nVlcuon LOT murder In the
hrst 9egree' the CLERK OIL the Court conVlctng sha
certify the same to the Sheriff, which certificate
shal oe nlS warrant ana authority ior executing the
Mr.. SADLEk. from same committee, reported In
favor OF the passage OF b b. No. 49, For the relief
Oh eertain hyarauec companies ordered TO be read
Mr., WILLIAMSON, from same committee, re-
ported IN favor OF the indefinite postponement OF S
b. NO.. 10 prevent GOunty Recorders from con-
'eSyanGgIng SI n ~ oT PiacIieing s ,g baW.
series, Of resolutions authorizing the Commission
es OF tne sinking una the STOCK OF the state
~ & cenLig m turnpike ana ralt2a1 companies ior wnst
prova of the Governor, &c. Laid upon the table to
De printed
MI nhhL Al, from t5e eoninlttee on FINANCE, re-
ported Dill 10 amend Sec one VI the act liking the
rate Of interest passed January T. 1924 fixes the
rate OIL interest AZ per cent? Ine printing ot the
Dill was dispensed WITH
. Mr.. HALL also reported from same committee, in
favor OF the passage OF d. r. No 7S To transfer GER
tam funds 70 ne Sinking tund. Ordered to be read
tnlr1 tlme tO-inOrrOW.
Mr.. DOAN, from committee on Common Schools,
act in relation taxes schools aud sewers in the city
oil I0ledo, with amendments. which were agreed TO,
and the PHI pas ed. go, -
MI. BROW \ reported back the bill, Fixing the
nOurs OF maoual laDOr, with an amendment pr0Yld-
ot upon It's passage Tbe amendment was agreed
O ana the Dill was then referred 10 select commit