Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

commissioners.of Of Trumbull county to complete the
iron bridge al Warren was road the third timo Apd
me following bills were introduced and read the
'S By 'iPo M. YoUEGZTo nMmsrd 4 section of an sct
entitled an act % restore to the Coprt of COB mon
Pleas The jurisdiction IN minor ole nses passed. and
took effect April IL. 1861 and aso to enlarge the jr-
Y By nr, 0REN-To amend section Ut an act en-
titedAn act ta provide agaipst the eyiis,resnlhng
from the sale intoxicstng liquors in the State OF
MIR. STEDMAN, iron the committee on Agricul-
ture. reported back Mr.Th9rnhil's resolution, Re-
quosting our Senators and Representatives in Con;
gress 10 secure an increase of duty on imported wool
SO as to protect the wool growers OF this country,
with substitute to carry out the object Of the reSO-
House BILL prevent fraud in listing property,
m1neys and credits subject to taxation, was inden-
Mr. DANGLER from select committee reported
back his bill for the appointment of METROPOLITAN
Police Commissioners, with substitute, whose pas,
sage he recommended. Tho substitute was ordered
Messrs. Schneider, Cochran and Thornhl. were
appointed. the part of the House, on the commit
tive to Senate bill, To authorize Boards of Educa-
tion in certain cases 70 borrow money
Senate Joint Resolution, To pay the Messenger
Boys.of both, Houses TWO poLIARsa day. each, was
T0Tmotio6 " Ne. HANS ON, II was -
ResOL0ed, That the committee on Military Affairs
ncTre ntS he st Man ~ bs nnrsue AS ne the re-
mOya and interment of Ohosoldiers % fell in the
battle of Antietam in the National Cemetery loca-
ted and lsid out at that place by an act OF the Gen
sEa e SsS for tSo S
OF fthesanae-zRpd re port by Bill or otherwise LEA
On motion Of MI MILES. the Board Of Public
Works were instructed 10 enter into negotiation,
with the stoc holders Of the oll-bridge across the
Mu5sgns9m river on The Line Of SSS National road
lst. The price ana terms of payment upon which
said bridge may be purchased.
Cd The epropriety IF purchasing said bridge and
holding il toll bridge until the receipts 'front.' the
bridge, with the view of then making il free
ing # The W ME Water Bridge whicSsgas referred
to the members from Hamilton couhty..
Mr.. BEER offered for adoption the folio ing res
olution:
Rts0led by the General assembly Of OHIO, That
the Governor is hereby requested to cause TO be
Tre1 at O'Clock p. NJ ofthis day. one hundred guns
10 hon r of the veto by the President of the United
Sate.of that great Abolition iniquity the Freed
mems Bureau bill"
The resolution went on the table under the rule.
Mr.. PUTNAM moved to suspend the rule 10 order
to take said resolution from the table, which mo-
ton was lost-yeas %, nays 45.
Mr.THORNEll l. l. offered for adoption the follow
ing resOlutipo: .r4LA glNl AZ LII.
Res0lUed 6y the General assembly oI the State Of
Ohio, That we indorse the heprincPeso Of the message
OF the President of the United States, vetoing the
Freedm mems Bureau bill sLd regard the said mos.
sage as indicative Of patriotism and love Of JUS
tice; and that the President, for this timely and
courageous interference with the reckless lana icsm
Of Congress- is deserving Of the thanks Of the Amer
ican people. -rslEnI MAX 'rH Il
Mr. SCHNEIDER offered The following as sub
stiiute
Resoiced, That we indorse the following extract
from TIE speech of Andrew johnson ,tV the cOlored
men at Nashville. October l4ah. 1865 A.aa
81, Andrew Johnson hereby proclaim liberty, full,
broa aud unconditional liberty TO every. man in
Tennessee! Will be your Moses, and lead you