Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06


Clerk of the Senate were allowed three days extra
The senate then took recess till tomorrow
morning at o'clock. i-f fIr
HOUSE OF REFRESENTATIvES.
ama1 MORNING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration Of s. J. X.
49, pending at recess last evening" for the purchase
OF Ghn sons Digest Of Ohio Reports, for dstribu-
tiOn with the Statutes. The resolution was agreed
Mr.. GLOVER, from the Finance committee, re-
ported back II. Is. 222-the General Appropriation
bill-With Senate amendments, some Of which were
approved and some disapproved by the House COM
The House concurred in the amendments APPROX
cd BY the cOmmttee-yeas T8, nays none.
The House disaareed TO three Of the amendments
disapproved by the committee-yeas T. avs rs tH.
The House disagreed to two q endments disap-
proved by the committee--yeas "a, NAYS SO.
Messages from the Senate were received.
The House COZ CURED in Senate amendments TO
H. r. rs, relative TO forwarding certain rep rts to
members. Also, 10 II. B. 23l, relative to erecting a
hospital in Cincinnati, changing IT into general
bill, applicable to all cities Of the first class.
S. Is. 9s, relative to wharf at hlgginspOrt. Brown
county. was read three times under suspension of
the rules, and passed-yeas SO. nays 2.
s. b. l99. TO authorize associations Of persons fol-
W ecking purposes, was ordered 10 be read second
time on the first Friday OF January next.
Tre House agreed to Senate amendments to II. b.
all, Relative to the prevention OF galning-yeas 7s
Mr. BANNING, as a select committee. reported H
B. 90. Relative 10 Oho's record in the rebellion,
amended according 60 INSTRUCTIONS. The bill was
passed-yeas II, nays l-Mr. William,
The title was amended so as to read, To authorize
the Adjuant General to collect statistics for Ohios
record of the rebellion.
H. b. los, To amend the act concerning notaries
public, was passed-yeas o., nays 49, Authorizes
bank officers to act as noaIie'.
The House concurred in Senate amendments to II. .
b. 224 Supplementary to the act TO tablsh civil
code oil procedure. Relates to fees of notaries
public.
s. B. 2Oo, Authorizing the village of Hillsboro to
construct turnpike road, &c. Vas read three times
The committee on Enrolment reported number
Of bills correctly enrolled which were signed by the
The bill for the relief of the representatives of
j. 7 CaaypCole, was postponed until January next.
The following bills were read third time -,
s. B. 20l, To increase the silary Of CLERK Of the
Supreme Court. Pased-yeas 6O. Days32.
5. b.. To authorize atiOns of persons for the
purpose of the safe keeping of valuable packages,
&c. Passed-ycas 4 nays 2.
Senate bill, Relative to appropTiating lands for
canals for hydraulic purposes. Passed-yeas 9l,
nays2.
George Minkle. suretIes of Albert Parker, late
treasurer OF Vernon township, Clinton county.
Passed-yeas 81, nays 25.
&c. Postponed till the second Tuesday OF January
Senate bill. To reOrganize the institution for the
education of The blind, and to repeal certain laws
heretofore passed. Passed-yeas ~, nSys2.
Mr.. BANNING moved that H. b. 5S-Regulating
the hours of manual labor, and bxing the same at
e. sA' hours day. be taken up h0''-y'a' 49, nays
$. B. l49, Abolshing the Office of Comptroller of
the Treasury, was taken from the table, on motion OF
mir. SAWYER moved its postponement till the
second Tuesday Of January next Agreed to-yeas
So, nays 36, ..' .
Messages from the Senate were read
The House acceded TO the request Of the Senate
for committee Of Conference on The general apPro-
Perrll and ThOrnhil we're appointed on the part OF
the House.
The House then took recess.
t.fu rv AFTERNOON SESSION.
II. B. 1893. Relative to protecting the bank at New
Richmond ,lerm0nt county, was reported by the Sc
lect committee (Mr. COaD) amended as instructcdS
and passed-yeas "a. nays none.
The committee on Railroads, reported by Mr.
Dangler, in favor of commission of three to sit
during the recess. in conjunction with similar com
mittee Of the Senate, to inquire and report at the
adjourned session. what LAYS are necessary for the
better regulation Of railroad telegraph and express
companies.
Amended by substitute by Mr.. Banning, provid-
ing for committee of three to be appointed by the
Speaker to sit at such times and places as they NAV
tink proper, for the same purpose which was agreed
to-. -
to draw an Tder for the per diem Of Messrs. Beer
and Hoover flom the commencement OF the session.
including the time they were detained home by sick
ness.
House bill, To enable the town council of the vii
lage of Winchester, Adams county, to levy taxes to
repair roads, was read third time and passed-yeas
Mr. COULTER. from committee on Temperance,
on the various petitions for more stringent temper
anoe legislation in favor of tho passage OF pending
laws to that effect and asking to be discharged from
further consideration OF the suhlsct. which was
agreed to.
S b. ss, To amend sec ls6 of an act of the juris-
diction before justices of the peace, DC. Passed
yeqs so. nays 10,
Requires leave to be granted before petitions in
error can be filed in Court Of Common Pleas in cases
of fOrcible dclainer before Justices.
5. b. 1853, Supplementary to the act to provide
against the evils resulting from the sale OF intoXi-
cating liquors in the State of Ohio. Passed-yeas
Increases penalty for violation of the liquor law, to
fue Of 800, or Imprisonment for len to thirty days,
On motion Of Mr.. HUGHES, the Speaker was di-
reced to draw his order for the payment of per diem
10 the widows Of Messrs, baskin and StoOkey, de-
ceased members Of the House during me session;
law su pressing the sale Of intoxicating liquors on
election days, to Sundays. was passed--yeas SO
o. motion Of Mr.. THoRNHILL, it was
Resoiced, That the thanks Of this House are here
by rendered to the Hon Edward A.. Parroti, Speak
er and the Hon Peter Hitchcock, Speaker pro tenn.
of the House Of Representatives Of the State OF
Ohio, for the faithful and impartial administration
of their Offices and for the ability, courtesy and
patience they have manifested while pre- iding over
Passed by rising vote without opposition.
s. b. l52, rixing the late Of interest at per cent
Mr. GARDNER moved to postpone the bill till
the second Tuesday Of February next:
The motion was warmly discussed by Messr5.
Dansler Coan and Sawyer IN favor Of the bill, and
BY Messr.. Deford, Barrett Gardner, Piatt Bruff
and Houston against the bill, and in favor of the
The previous question was moved by Mr.. Gaddis
and sustain ained-yeas 49, nays 70.
The motion to postpone was agreed to--yeas 4S,
Mr.. GLOVER reported the agreement of the COM
mittee Of Con erence on the general appropriation
BILL by which both Houses receded from portion Of
The House agreed to the rcport-yeas 70. nays
: S. .le9, To further provide fer the government
0i is r. resastc foreign nsurslcs COM
panies. Rassed-yeas N, nays 8. ..tt lgteI n
Requires foreign accident and life insurance com.
paniest make the same exhibits required OF IRE and
marine insurance companies
MIR, BEER moved q vote Of thanks to the Clerks Of
Of the House for their diligence, courtesy &C., during
the session. Agreed to without opposition.
IA vote Of thanks was also passed to Mr. Glover for
bis faithful abors chairman Of the Finance com
mittee. NN x
chspIains during the session. ,....,.
The Speaker was instructed to draw his order for
two days extra pay for each Of the Clerks, q
A Joint resolution was adopted, authorizing the
Trustees Of the Northern Lunatie Asylum 70 pur-
chase two lots Of land adjacent 70 the Asylum, II
they can save sufficient amonDtfor sucn pnren @ sse
outcf me appropriation ter current expenses Of tne
otes Of thanks were passed TO the Sergeants- ali
Arms and messenger beys. WITHOUT opposition q
and Banning as the committee on Railroads; &C., 70
Sit during the recess. and report at the adj0urned
nessaas was sent to the Senate asking for GER
tilted copy o. S, B, Ae, which has been mialaid;
& special resolution Of thanks was passed 70 fred