Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-18
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| ing in any case before municipal court.
H. b. No. &c. BY Mr.. Myers--Amend-
ing the act prescribing the duties of super
visors and relating to public highways.
II. B. No. 81. BY Mr.. Rutter--Author-
izlng the payment of certain certificates
therein named. q 4 " y. = T4Gl Y
H.B. No. 3S. BY Mr.. Piatt--To provide
for the incurable insane OF Ohio. q
II. B. No, 80. By Mr.. Shipley-Provid-
I ing for the punishment of seduction under
| promise of marriage.
| H. b. No. 40. Bv Mr.. Thornhill-To fa-
cilitate the distribution of public docu-
II. d. No. Al. BY Mr.. oberkline--To
| amend the act relating 20 the Jurisdiction
1 and procedure before Justices of the Peace,
/ and of the duties Of eonstables in civil
II. B. No. AZ. BY Mr.. Hough-To amend
the act relating to the organization OF cities
and incorporated villages.
II. B. No. 43. BY Mr.. Tafel--To provide
for the registry of births and deaths. ~
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE. N.'
Mr.. Howard, from the Judiciary commit
! tee, reported back II. b. No. 4, by Mr..
| ThOrnhill, and recommended several
amendments, which were adopted, and the
bill was read the third time and passed.
4 5Ta8j "a MISCELLANEOUS. 593 s.i
Mr.. Kibbee asked and obtained leave OF
absence for Mr.. Hitchcock, on account Of
sickness In his family. FL" i' ,lir
The Speaker laid before the House COM
munication of a committee Of negroes ask
| ing for the use of the Hall of the House for
! convention purposes on Thursday evening.
| Mr.. Bloom moved to lay the cOmmunica-
tion on the table, which was not agreed to.
Mr.. Lockwood moved to suspend the
rules, that motion might be entertained
| to grant the use of the Hall to the colOred
citizens of Ohio. '.i., j lnut.. ..ai' '.
Mr.. Sfhornhill demanded the yeas and
nays. cFhc rules were suspended--yeas GO,
nays 80. r -. 70 @lNu11 .fI .a
Mr.. WiIes offered for adoption the follows
ing resolution, which, on motion of Mr..
Nixon. was laid upon the tables: 3u,
Res6tred, Thatwhile we would treat with
respect the application of any number OF
our fellow citizens, when they may make
application for the use of this Hall, we
deem it unwise to grant the use of this Hall
for any purpose, except the duties of legis-
lation, when other Halls can be had in the
city for such use. l't H1ifi' ~
Mr.. Northway offered for adoption the
following joint resolution: - - -om
Resolped, by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, That there be printed one
thousand copies of the report of the Com
missioners of Soldiers Claims, eight hum
dred copies for the use of said Commission
ers, and two hundred copies for the use of
the General Assembly. u e.- .ls ~ 4
Referred to the committee on Printing.
The Speaker laid before the House COM
munication from the Secretary of State,
accompanied by communication from the
Q. xNfG nf tIo kata S.f Tar,
see, and Joint resolution of the Tennessee
Legislature, in relation to making provis-
ion for the destitute families of Tennessee,
which was laid upon the table. q
Mr., lockwood offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted: i tH Is
Resolued, That the committee on Benevo-
lent Institutions be instructed to inquire
what action is necessary by the General
Assembly to do Justice to the incurable in
sane, and report by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Lockwood, the follow |
ing resolution was adopted:
ResoEUed, That the committee on Finance |
be requested to inquire into the eXpediency |
Of providing by law that the treasurers of !
collect the State and county |
taxes, and report by bill or otherwise. -
Mr., Davenport offered for adoption the |
resolution, which was adopted:
State Of Chic, That the Secretary of State
,e, and lie is hereby authorized to furnish
o the Superintendent of each Of the State
a copy of Swan q &Critchfeld's
Statutes. f 'f aT
Mr.. Piatt offered a preamble and resolu-
ion, the sense of which is contained in tht
s1.-"i '."et
Rssolred, That our Senators and Repre-.
entatives in Congress be requested to vot,
Or, and only for, any permanent army bill
1hich provides for the retention, recruiting
nd increase of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
Ill it reach that number which, added to
he Regular Army, will equal the army
crmanently needed in the opinion of Con-
ress to preserve order at home and evoke
espect abroad; and that all additional Of
GERS required to fill the existing vacancies
/ said corps, and those created by its in
rease, shall be selected from those volun-
eer officers whose past record most fully
vince their patriotism, gallantry and ca
acity. 70 '-..'s sfh- i
Referred to committee on Military Af-
lirs. 8if 5iJ X 'a l'l 3f-t .uctEt ne
Mr.. Dangler offered resolutions recon.
iending General w. b. Hazen for promol
on to the position of Brigadier General in
le Regular Army. which were referred to
le committee on Military Affairs. n9h2iua
On motion OF Mr.. Piatt the House re-
lived itself into committee of the Whole,
nd took up Mr.. Dangler's resolutions in
slation to Negro Suffrage in the District
Columbia. n'-Ni 'i 1909 faa
Mr.. Piatt offered the following amend
lent: in }rI1. ..f
Pesolred, That we do not believe that the
hites and blacks will ever mingle together
n terms of equality. Our notions on that
lbject have been defined often enough.
Te think the law of caste is the law of
cd. We cannot change it. The whites
I'd the blacks will always separate, or
hen they are brought together, one will
. inferior to the other. A 700
Resolved, That the Fugitive Slave law of
'93 should be re-enacted, being law
amed by the fathers, and sanctioned by
] the high judicial tribunals of the c0un-
" SO that the oppressed negro may be
lied in Northern States and returned to
eirS0uthern homes, there TO exercise their
ghts as freemen, and equality before the
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be for
arded TO our Representatives and Senators
Congress, as the statesmanlike views of
e Union men Of Ohio. n. Boz l5.tI
On motion Of Mr.. Nixon, the committee
,se. 'I oN4 ~ t."
Mr.. Nixon offered resolution rendering
e use of the Hall to the convention of
lored men now convened in the city for
thursday evening. u1H." s31oi
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton, the House ad-
urned. E'Haa91i
. shelIabareer for Senator.
Hon. s. SHELLABARGER made speech in
e House of Representatives, the object of