Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-01
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
WEDNESDAY. February 2s, 1856.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.

Petitions were presented by Messrs. Hayden.
West, Waling, Cummins. Hall. Brown, Kellogg
The third reading Of s. b. No. ~. Relative to the
removal of the county seat Of Putnam county, was
postponed till three o'clock z. NJ. and made the
The following bills were read third time and
s. B, No. "a. BY Mr.. KNOwLEs-Fort the estab
lishment, support and regulation of "Children's
Homes in the several counties Of the State lAu-
thorizes county commissioners TO SITE or ct
buildings, and establish homes for orphan and neg
years. Private institutions of similar character
already existing, may be sustained under the pr,'-
visions ofthe act or may be purchased by
commissioners on reasonable terms.l
5 b. No. 2O-To amend the act to. prevent the
earning on OF certain branches Of trade in the vi
cnity OF the benevolent institutions. lSuppresses
the business of slaughtering tallow chandery,
of manufacturing glue soap, starch or other
the manufacture OF which is productive of unwhole-
some noxous odOrs, in a9y building or place with
in one mile Of any Of the State benevolent insttu
MIR. WARNER, on leave, introduced a bill to reg
ulate Foreign Insurance companies. a. e... l.
The motion 20 recon ider the vote on the passage OF
II. b. No. 10, To refund military communication in GER
tain cases. taken from the table, and discussed at
some length, several Union Senators advocating the
passage Of the bill and several Democratic Senat n
Opposingit. The reconsideration was agreed to, anc
the bill passed by strict party vote, as follows:
Cummns, DOan, Griswold, Hall, Harris, Hayden.
Hollister lriOn, Jones. kellogg, Knowles, Martin,
SSddler. Tibbals, Warren, West, Wilson, Williams
sOn-22.
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Burt, Crtchfeld, Dowd-
| ney, Hurd, Linn, May, Savage, Wallng-9. ..a
[The act requires coun auditors TO refund the
Communication of "a for 1865, TO all persons who fur
nsh proof of having served as members of the Ma
tiona uards, in the lou days service, by person OF
| by substitute ]
the General Assembly on the 29h Of March till the
first Tuesday Of January, 1867, was taken from the
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN. the resolution was
amended as TO make the adjournment at 10 O'Clock
on the Goth Of March, till the first Wednesday Of
January next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Mr.. LINN moved to lay the resolution and amend
ment on the table and made special order for March
| 18th, at o'clock |. NJ. Lost.
| Mr.. CRITCHFlELD moved to amend by striking
out all relating to meeting again in January next
| LOst-yeas IL, nays 10.
Mr.. BROWN moved to strike out the 2sth Of
| March, and insert the 22d. Lost. IfL
| The resolution was then agreed to-yeas 20, nays
| IL.
MIR. KNOWLES introduced an amendment to the
bill e provide for the welfare Of and neg
the bill ordered TO be read third time Tomorrow
Mr.. KELLOGG reported in favor of the passage
of Ii. b. No. o. To amend an act relative TO cemetery
associations. Agreed to, and the bill was passed
Mr.. CUMNliNS introduced bill to amend section
| 40 of the code Of civil procedure.
| The Senate tnen took recess.
1T AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ luo bpoClul inlo TOlhtlNC W
| the removal Of the county seat Of Putnam county
| was postponed until eleven o'clock TO morrow.
| The committee on Benevolent Institutions asked
and obtained ltave of absence for Friday and Satur-
day next to visit the Lunatio Asylums at DAY ton
| and Cincinnati, ..
Mr.. GRISWOLD, on leave introduced bill to
prohibit the erection Of any rrlng mill, blast fur
mace, nail factory, copper smelling works or iron
foundry within half mile of any Of the State be-
nevOent institutions. Read first and second time
(under a suspensiOn OF the rule) aud referred t.
committee on Benevolent Institutions.
The Senate went into committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Hollister in the cnair, and considered Senate
bill No. &C. COdifying the road laws After the con-
sideration of number of sections, the committee
rose reported progress and asked leave to sit again.
which was granted.
DR., GRISWO OLD'S bill relative to nuisanees in
the vicinity of tho State benevolent institutions,
was reported back from the committee on said nsti-
tutiOns and referred 20 the Judiciary committee.
l1Mr. HARRIS, from the committee Fees and
Salaries, reported sundry amendments to S. B. No.
go which agreed to. aad the bill ordered to be
read third time tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.