Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-18
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE,
~ az WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a, 1896.
- sENATE. Nj
M MORNING. SESSION.
prorar III, Ilav II d Goofvyin Tn,,rro al


ferred to committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Sadler-P Petition for the protection
OF muskrat and other furs, during certain
periods. Referred to committee on Agri-
culture.
y Mr.. Hayden=Re =ResOlutionso Of School Board
OF Cincinnati tor authority to increase tax
for school purposes in said city. Referred
to Senators from Hamilton, county. tt'
Mr.. BradbUry--Petition of Harrison
Kent, of Franklin county, for authority to
enable him to bring an action against the
State of Ohio, Referred to Mr.. Bradbury.
Mr.. Martin-Memorial of trustees Of
Paris township, Stark county, for authority
to assess taxes to refund money advanced
to pay bounties in 1864. Referred to, COM
mittee of one-Mr. Martin. ~, t.lf., rt5
Mr.. Wallipg--Petition of Wayne Gris-
void and others, Of PickaWay county, for
authority to transfer certain funds from re-
lief fund TO Infirmary fund. Also memo
rial ofeommlssioners OF the county for the
same purpose Laid.on the table. 4, beI
Mr.. DEMONSTRATION of James Thorn
and 80 other soldiers of Licking county, for
a law to require trustees of townships to
pay the bounty of 800, authorized by act
( to provide bounty to volunteers. Refer
red TO committee on Military Affairs. - s.y
MIR. Kellogg--Memorial OF Meeting for
sufferings of Yearly Meeting Of Friends
nelu In Colum0lana county, Tor an amend
meht Oh the CONSTITUTION so, as 70 extend
elective franchise to all citizens, irrespective
Of color Referred to Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Hall-Petitions of citizens of Putnam
county, for Orauthority to vote on the removal
OF the county seat from Kalida to Ottawa.
Referred to a committee of three-Messrs.
hall, Bateman anu Hurd' ''u-Huc rrr.g
ii SECOND READING OF BILLS. Ia,tal
nnnber NJ hills l,,yAre raodf a seoord
time and annronriataIv Va pyreJ = . : = :
IlB w ,-dr,,i.a II, Ill, Iat ,.siga, .Il
l NoilCEs oF NEW BILLS sf.ft.er
Mr.. Tibbals--To amend section six of an
aetfor che organization of cities and vii
lages. rL.si L-i.t g..IaI a..4ri i.t..
aMr. Sadler--To amend the act to author
ize the construction OF sewers In cities of
the second class, tedl ono eoy'f7
~ BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE, 7Yrg. f.
Mr.. Hurd-To amend sections 102 and 103
of act Of Jurisdiction before justices of the
peace, &c.
MT BradDury-Io provide for the adj
JusCmenC ana payment OF claims for dam
ages growing out OF the Morgan raid In
Ohio in 1863. . '3
Mr.. Bradbury-For the relief of Harmon
Kent. ff''
Mr.. Burt-To authorize the Commission
ers OF Coshocton county to transfer certain
moneys from the military and relief funds
OF said county, and to repeal an act therein
On motion of Mr.. Cummins, 8. J. r. No.
., relative TO the restoration of civil gov
in the seeded States; and on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Willett, S. j. L. No. 16, relative
to thesassumption by the General Govern
ment OF the war debt of the several States,
were taken up. Said resolutions were re-
ierred to committee OF the Whole, with an
amendment to the latter, moved by Mr..
Willett. p" 'n. "a
Mr. Sadler, from the select committee to
whom was referred >; b; No. IA relative to
boards of education to borrow
money in certain al cases, reported an amend
nent TO said Dill, as Instructed. During the
tendency OF debate on said amendment,
Inc Senate LOOK a recess. ei
.,.5 4 AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate biu No. IA nending of tbo roooss
m nnest;on of agreeipo m t5e oro,d. UnH tISoss,
'eported bv Mr.. 5adlereamendmsnt @ y sgreed
o. The bill was then passed. yeas 2a nsvs
!. San act to authorize Boards of Ednese
ion in certain cases to borrow money %
Senate then went into committee of tbe
Whole, Mr.. Kellogg In the chair. and con-
idered S. j, r. No.9.I - = - 'O ~.
On n motion In, refer the resolutions 20
he committee on Federal Relations a Ion0
ebate Sprung up, in which the propose6
eferenee was advocated by Messrs. Rate-
ian, Cole, Mcfarland, Kellogg and others
nd opposed by Messrs. Martin. Critchfield
nd Cummings. y The reference was AGREED
,---yeas 2l, nays IA, as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Bateman. Bradburv
rocks, Brown, Carlin. Cole. Griswold '
ALL Harris, HAYDEN, Hollister. Irion' a
)nes, kellogg, Knowles. McFarland Sad 7
r, Tibbals West. Williamson. Wilson~9I !
Nays-Messrs. Berry. R0rt Crifchfiald 7
ummins. Doan. Dowdnev. Godfrey Unrd
inn, Nav, Martin. Wallinr. Warner Will I
TIA. zaa'1eI .rii7' .s'.--' --'5-'i =
The Senate then proceeded To the election !
two additional clerks. is'T - e'"G {
Mr.. Mcfarland nominated j. H. Dvnes :
r Enrolling Clerk. 3I17l- - - e
Mr.. Hurd nominated p. r. Martin. d
Mr.. Dynes was elected by a vote of % for
ynes. 10 for Martin. i'l'll'C o.
Mr.. kellogg nominated T.. q. Homans for
ngrossing Clerk. .ftl 4Ti T,.TI7-T,- n Y
Mr.. Godfrey nomipated w. L. Lipps.
Mr.. Homans was elected by vote of 96 :
+ Homans, 9 for Lipps. .ls-0t - =
Mr.. Warner offered the following Joint
solutions. which were laid on the tsble to $
printed. lt Il'l-7I ~ - a
1. ResoEved by the General Assembly Of III, 7
ate of Ohio, That we have full confidenee U
the wisdom and patriotism of Andrew
hnson. President Of the limited States .
d approve the general policy pursued nv
m towards that portion of the people OF y
is country lately in rebellion. .