Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE,
~ SEN ATE,
WKbSrsDAY, January lo, 1866.
MORNING SESSION.

WKDEHsDAY, January 10, 1866.
MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. Mr., MARSHALL. journal
read and approvedSN W
Mr.. Mcfarland presented petition of
the officers aud stockholders of the Frank
LIN Hydraulic company, of Warren county,
for aid.
siiIsfeSd the secondt time and referred TO
committee of the Whoe--S. b. No. G, (Mr.
CritehGeid) to suspend the operation of the
militia law. etc.
5. B. No. f,tNIr. Berry9 TO amend theect
OF Jurisdiction before justices OF the peace,
etc. ~ (5N.
SsBsNos9 Q, t(Mrs Sadlers) to amend the
Independent Treasury law. fA8fH ElM
/ s. B. No. TO- '(Mr. Walifhgt) to'amend an
act to provide bounty for volunteers, eEc.
4 S.B,,No,, IL, lMr, 1innD to.amend the act
/ to provide for proof and nowledgment
OF deeds, etc. Referred to Judiciary COM
mittee. guT ~
S.B, No. T2,l Mr., Crltchfeld,) to prevent
kidnapping, aud repeal the e,aet TO prevent
illegal arrests, etc. Committee ofthe Whole.
Bills introduced on leave, and read the
first time-By Mr.. Wilson-Of- a bill to re-
Vive section Al of the act for creation and
regulation of incorporated companies. q !.
Mr.. Doan--Of a bill to amend section 2
of the act Of jurisdiction before justices Of
M. Brown-ofa bill to enable the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Trumbul county TO
complete an iron bridge over the Mahoning
river at warren. nsgf 1kgB top LLI,i,'s
by Mr.. .Wallihg-A bill to enable COM
missioners of PiekAway county. TO transfer
certain moneys from relief fund TO iniirm-
ary fund. dt 1o gg'av.>l I'd, IN, a
By, Mr.. ICritchfeld-A bill prescribing
the duties of supervisors, and to repeal cer-
tain acts and parts of acts therein named.
BY Mr. BrOwn--To amend the act rela-
ting to Wills tog no .si-,.s,,,5, -, 80.
mMr. Knowles offered a resolution, direct
ing the Sergeant-at-Arms to tit up q room
convenient for the use of standing COM
mittees of the Senate. Referred to COM
mittee on State Buildings. -t- b....,.-,
Mr.. Brooks offered the following resolu-
tions, which were laid OIL tie table to be
printed: ,, y,. ... Is .. 49,
ResOlued, By the General assembly Of the
State Of Chic, That the people of Ohio viii
eyer regard with admiration and pride, the
achievements of her officers and soldiers In
the bloody and triumphant struggle which
has overwhelmed the rebellion, and pre-
served the integrity Of the Union; that by
their distinguished military abilities, their
they have proudly elevated Ohio among
her sister States and given imperishable
lustre to the National arms; that by their
services and sacrifices, they have won the
nations gratitude, and Ohio especially will
cherish with grateful pride the memory of
their illnstriOus deeds. .....
Resolved, That the people of Ohio regard
the eminent services of Edwin Nj. Stanton,
as Secretary of War, during the late rebel
lion, of inestimable aud lasting value to the
nation; that his indomitable energy and
-unflagging toll, in the discharge OF his mo-
mentOus and responsible duties have con-
tributed in very high degree to our ma
tiOnal triumph; that his courage, sagacity
and promptitude, displayed on the occasion
OF the assassination of the President, con-
-trlbuted greatly in rescuing the nation from
the frighttul perils with which it was
menaced; that the unceasing fidelity and
-earnestness with which he has devoted his
whole mental and physical powers, to the
organization of war and the maintenance
of our armies, entitle him to the gratitude
and affeetionate regard of his cOuntrymen;
andlthatlOh the State of his nativity and
former residence, is, through her represen-
tatives, peculiarly called upon to testify her
appreciation of his services. . |
% On motion of Mr.. Critchfeld, s. B. No. II,
Supplementary to the act allowing the
Board of Education of the village Of Mil
lersburg to borrow money, &C.. was taken
from the table, read a second time and re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
S.B. No. 10, To amend the act for pro-
lection OF the canals of the State, &C., and
S. B. No. 16, To amend the act fixing the
salaries of Judges of Hamilton county,
were taken from the table, read a second
time, and referred to the committee of the
Whole, Also, s.. b. No. II, To amend the
relative to the public printing.
i The Senate then went into committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Hayden in the chair. After
some time spent in discussion, the commit
tee rose and reported back S. d. No. 6,
which, according to recommendation, was
referred to the committee on Military Af- |
airs; also, S. B. No. z, referred to the Jn-
dietary committee. s7s3.fl- 1880
! fNoTE BY THE RBPoRTER.-The resolu-
tion IN yesterdays proceedings, relative TO !
employing reporters of the proceedings of
the two Houses, was offered by Mr.. Bate
man, instead of Mr.. Hayden, as enormously |
stated.l 1'lua d5sg7H r..I Ili..lt Ed -l. + !
Recsss. a.att sQ!tl Jrr az ...It...lf
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