Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.

Prayer by Mr.. Wech, of the House of Representa-
tives. The Journal OF Saturday was read ana aP-
The following petitions were presented and re-
BY Mr. THORNHILL--From Adams township,
Coshocton county, for law to enable sub-distriSs
Nos and in said township, to levy tax to build
By Mr.. HITCHC0CK-F From A. Bartlett, Cores
upon the subject Of equalization Of taxation.
Sundry bills were read the second time and COM
Mr.. SADLER'S Senate bill. Supplementary to an
act entitled an act to provide for locating establish
ing and constructing bitches, drains and water;
courses in townships" passed May lst 1862 was read
The following bills were introduced and read the
FIRST time:
Penn towns hip, Morgan county. to levy tax TO re-
fund bOunties advanced by citzehS OF said town
BY Mr.. STANToN-TO incorporate Savings So
BY Mr. HITCHCOCK extend the provisions
Of the supplementary bounty act one year.
Mr.: LOCKWOOD, from the committee on hoaos
and Highways, reported upon petition from Aug,
laize county, asking for special tax on lands owned
by non residents that article H. section 2,ot the
ConititutiCn prohibits such action 49,, .u... -,
pointed on the part Of the House as members OF the
Conference committee on the matter OF di1erence
between the two Houses relative to ). D.. 10 amend
section one Of an act to authorize comfy commis-
soners township trustees and citv councils, to levy
tax to pay bOunties to volunteers, etc.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the Railroad committee,
reported bac apettion from Licking county ASKING
the repeal Of all laws granting extension Of time ior
fencing railroads, with the information that there
are now no such laws in force. -sy.s
| Senate messages were read aud disposed OF and
Senate bills were read the first time. =,
Mr.. BANNING offered the following preamble ana
resolution. which were referred to the committee on
WHEREAS, The people Of Tennessee have shown
by their unWsveriDg loyalty through the severe't
trials their answering devotion to the Union; and
whereas in the estimation of this Legs ature %,
have fulfilled all the reasonable Tequisitions when
entite them TO participation in the Government oi
| tho United states; therefore. be 1t
ResoLUed 6y the General Assenbly Of the STATE oI
Ohio That our Senators be instructed and our kep-
resenatives requested to take the necessary steps
gress, by admitting to seats in the House and the
Senate all loyal Senators and Representatives from
On motion Of Mr.. BANNING, House bill, To
provide for publishing Ohios Record in the heoeI,
| lion, by Adjutant General Cowan, was taken from
the table, and after discussion. it. further consid-
alton was postponed until Wednesday OF next
week.
| Resolged. That so much Of the Auditors Report
as refers to the amount that LoDgvew Asylum should
receive from appropriations for the care OF the In
| sane be referred TO the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. THORNHILL offered the following resolu'
| ton: . -,
list of Members and officers, their posothce address
| occupation, boarding house, No OF ROOM, 6c., toI
| the use of the Members of the House and its OH
| GERS. --.. ~ .. -,
ton TO the committee ON Printing fendlng tnls mo
| Bile it to go to WOrthington with the Agricultural
| College committee