Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

committee. Not in order.
Mr.. Brown moved to insert three, instead
Of one, as the committee on the part OF tn,
Senate. Carried. -E lr-ii r'r' -'N.H
The question was then taken on the adOp
tlon Of the substitute reported by the com
mittee. "a Yeas ~, nays IL. Carried.
The Senate adjourned. i'0AA '.". -.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.rr...J -.f MORNING SESSION, y ..,..r /.
The session was opened by prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Morris. The Journal of yesterday
was read and approved. .a. ''~n.r.
-p2l PETITIONS PREsENrED.
The following petitions were presented
and referred. .l. ...',.. '''' In g,
BY Mr.. Bloom-The petition Of Sergt. D.
G. Snyder and other re-enlisted veteran
volunteers of Richland county, praying for
the passage of law authorizing the pay
ment of one hundred dollars bounty Ia
such as have not been able to obtain the
same under existing laws, which was refer
red to the committee on Military Affairs.
By Mr.. Bloom--The petition of Charles
Z. Denig for an increase of salary as Ply
sician in the Ohio Penitentiary.
BY Mr.. .McMOrran-From citizens of
Champaign county, asking for a law vacat-
ing the Judgeship of the I'd sub-district of
the ID Judicial District on account of the
insanity of Judge Parsons. Referred to
the Judiciary committee. ~
BY Mr.. Bronson-From G, G. Codding and
$40 other citizens OF Metlina county, for the
relief of Jessee Seely. Referred to a COM
mittee of one-Mr. Bronson.
BY Mr.. Stedman-From Mr.. Joseph H.
CouIt and fifty other citizens OF Portage
county, for changein the manner Of taxing
bank stock. Feierred to committee on
Currency.
q BY Mr.. Dayenport-From Rachel Miller,
of Belmont county, to provide for the pay
ment of tuition to colored children In GER
tain cases. Referred to committee on Pub
lie Schools.
.H, MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE, ,,a.
u A message was received from the Senate
relative to a meeting Of the two Houses In
Joint Convention in the afternoon at three
o'clock, for the purpose of electing U. s.
Senator, which was concurred in by the
House-yeas SO, nays q. 'sovHsU l''la
Also, appointing Messrs, Hayden and
Willett committee on the part of the
Senate to report joint rules for the govern
ment of the General Assembly. The reso-
luton was concurred in by the House, and
Davenport aud Perrill the committee on the
: A message was received from the Senate
informing the House of the passage of
s. b. No. 20, prescribing the timesfor hold
ing District Courts and Courts of Common
Pleas in the 9TH Judicial District, for the
year 1S66-which.o owas read the first and
second times under the suspension of the
rules, and referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee. ''t n'.eI .EHi ~ .JYtlgp ne
u.a--j NEW BILLS. 4 lt1a.
Mr.. Oren introduced bill to amend sec.
Of the act prescribing the duties of Super
visors and relating to roads and highways.
This bill increases the number of days of
poll tax from two to four days labor on the
public highways. ,,r /, ,.s h.. i.. .on 4
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Bloom, from the Judiciary commit /,
tee, reported to the House s. B. No.7, by
Mr.. Berry, with the recommendation that
the bill pass. -l-- q l'C r .f'. /
The bill passed the House and has become
a law. The law now requires In cases of
forcible entry and detainer where writ of
error is taken, that the clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas notify the justice of the
filing of the case in the court, &c.
II.
yiding for printing certain reports under
the act providing for the sale of land scrip,
which was adopted edl 81 5i 1rnI ..
RESOLUTIONS. I'm
Mr.. Nixon introduced the following res
plution as a substitute for the one yester-
jay introduced by Mr.. Wiles denying the
use of the Hall for any other than legisla-
live purp0Ses:o 10 iHgd EIcT.s. - riiW i
! ResoIved,' That the request of the. COM
mittee on behalf Of the convention 0fc0l0red
persons of the State of Ohio, now. In session
10 this city. asking the use OF the Hall OF the
House of Representatives for said cOnven-
Jon on the evening of January Is, 1885,
BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY GRANTED. s,i |
Mr.. Putnam moved to lay the resolution
upon the table; on which the yeas and nays
we're demanded. Yeas, 81 nays, 20. ~ |
Mr.. Bloom moved TO refer the resolution
% the committee on Public Buildings; on
which resolution ne demanded the yeas and
1ays.a Yeas, 28; nays, Sc. .aw sqgya i
7, Mr., Nixon moved the previous question,
after which motion Mr.. Putnam moved a
,all of the House; 9l members answered to |
their names. 10 i0. g.fe 9d5 81 .uH i
After exbausting all the motions allowed
after the call for the previous, question, and |
the yeas and nays upon each by |
he Democratic members, the question on
ADOPTING the substitute as above given, was
inaiIy reached, with the following result !: |
Yeas---Messrs. Alexander, BOynton, Bruff, |
chase. Clark OF COlumbiana, Clark Of Har-
rison, Cochran, Coulter, Curtis, Dangler,
yDaVy, Encell Fox, Furnas,
gaddis, Gallup. Gardner, Glover, Hanson,
Hare. Houston, HOugh, Howard, Johnston,
I{essler, Kibbee, Lawrence, Lockwood, Ly-
brook. Masters, McMorran, Nixon, North
way. Oren. Patton, Piatt, Rhodes. Stedman,
Taiel, Teetor, Tripp, Wilcox Wiles, VIII
IIams and Y0ung-4S, l,Il .a,sa..l u : .ng |
:, Nays--Messrs, Bloom, Bronson, Clark Of
Guernsey, COaD, qCasac, penman, DresT