Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-08
:. BRUFF submitted the following re.

The committee of conference to whom
was referred the subject of difference be-
tween the two Houses in the matter of
amendments to H. j. r. No. 3. having had
the same under consideration, respectfully
eeport that the committee is unable to
agree, and ask to be discharged. Agreed to.
- On motion of Mr. NIXON, the motion TO
reconsider the vote by which The, House
= agreed to the amendments Ito the, sutfra ge
resolution, was taken from the table.
The motion to reconsider was lost-yeas
81, nays 6l.v rFt-grT /.
Mr.. GLOVER moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House adopted the suf-
Tfrage resolution. Disagreed to- LrzE
H. b. No. 556, by Mr.. tGASTON-To au-
thorize the trustees of Reilly township,
Builder county, Ohio, to sell and convey
certain lands belonging to said township,
and invest the proceeds forstheB use of the
same, was read the third time and passed
yeas 62, nays 1. Az@@ - a~4 = ~A = -
: S. B. No. 348, by Mr.. KNOWLES-Sup-
Elementary and amendatory to an act
o passed March 20, 1866, ''for the. establish
ment, support and regulation of Chill
dren's Homes" III the several counties
of the State of Ohio, was read the third
time. - .-
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to amend by ad-
ding at the end of section 1 the following:
"And they are authorized to receive and
hold in trust, for the use and benefit of said
'Home,' any grant or devise of land, and
any donation or bequest of money or other
personal property that may be made for the
establishment Or-supporS of said Home !"
Agreed to- ~. as ese 3. 80 az saia'
The bill was passed--yeas sc, nays none.
Messages from the Senate were taken up
and read J.. sea,a.s ~ .ra7i ai-sa,.r iog y
S. No. 324, To authorize the commits
sioners of Coshocton county to build a
bridge over the Walhonding river at or
near Fry's Ford, in said county, was read
three times under suspension of the rules,
and passed-yeas 81, nays none. -,
S. j. r. No. S, Relative to the collection
of claims against the General Government,
was agreed to-yeays Go, nays none.
Several motions were made, and agreed
to, to dispose of matters contained in the
Senate messages. iTasf.. rs 5r
Mr. COCHRAN made two reports from
the joint committee OH Enrolment, and
The SPEAKER then signed the resolu-
ton IS. j. r. No. 81 and bills as enrolled
Mr.. HUGHES called up HI. B. No. $50,
In relation to city parks, and it was passed
yeas 55, nays 8. Provides for the pur-
chase of lotof p acres, by the city OF CO.
lum6uS, for q park. -,.- r
Mr.. COCHRAN, from the committee on
Corporations other than Municipal, report
ed III. B. No. OIL.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the passage of S. B. No. 432.
Relating to certain proposed amendment
to the Constitution, and the publication of
this act. a-siait- E
The constitutional rule was dispensed
with by unanimous consent. and the bill
was read the first time by its title.
Mr.. BRUFF moved that the constitution
al rule be dispensed with in order that the
bill might be read the second time by its
title. Disagreed to-yeas 81, nays Pinot
a three-fourths vote. -s -
Reports from standing committees were
presented.
The House then took a recess. ..sqI
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reports from standing com mittees were
continued as fOllows: .-f es41 s.f5
100 By Mr.. NIXON, on HI. B. No. 3S9-Sup-
Elementary TO an act entitled ''an act to
establish code of civil procedure" pass
ei March IL, 1858. No recommendation.
Ordered to a third reading April 10.
By Mr.. JOHNSON, on III. B. No. $40
Providing for the compensation of the
trustees of the benevolent institutions, of
the State in certain cases." recommending
amendments and the passage of the bill.
-The'amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to third reading April g.
By Mr.. r.THORNHILT4, on S. B. No. 394-
Granting additional authority to commits
sioners tor infirmary purposes, recon-
mending its passage. Ordered to third
reading April 10.
BY Mr.. ALEXANDER, on S. B. No. 42O
To unite certain sub-districts in Mont
gomery county, recommending its passage.
Ordered to third reading April 8.
By Mr.. JONES, on S. b. No. 2S5-To
amend section 2 of an act to provide for
the punishment of certain crimes therein
named, passed February 27, 1884, recon-
mending its passage. Ordered to third
reading April s.
By Mr.HOWARD, on II. B. No. 459-
Supplementary to the act concerning the
fees of justices and consta6Ies in criminal
cases, passed February 13, 1866, recon-
mending its indefinite pOstponement.
Agreed to. sr.- .frr TFE.
BY Mr.. JOHNSON. on S. B. No. 346-To
provide for the appointmentof a guardian
for habitual drunkards, and to amend GER
tain sections of an act therein named, re-
commencing amendments and the passage
of the bill. The amendments were agreed
to, and the bill was ordered to third read
ing April 10.
By Mr.. SORBER, on II. B. No. 569-Sup-
Elementary TO an act entitled an act to au-
thorize the commissioners of Ross county
to build bridge over the SciotO river
southwest of ChillicOthe, passed March 5,
1867, recommending its passage. Ordered
to third reading April 8.
By Mr.. HIBBS, on FL. B. No. 55S-To au-
thorize the school district of Westerville,
Franklin county, to levy tax and issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000, fol the pur-
pose of building school house; recon-
mending the passage of the bill with an
amendment providing that the rate of in
terest shall be S per cent. instead of the le-
gal rate. .a '- a'.as ss. egsa-i 'a.
= The amendment was disagreed to, and
the bill ordered to third reading April 10.
o. BY Mr.. COCHRAN, on 81. B. No. 567-To
mend an act passed April Is, 1854, entitled
g An act to amend section twenty-five of
n act to provide for the organization of
cities and incorporated villages" passed
May 3, 1852, recommending its passage
Ordered to third reading April Sth.
p BY Mr.. COCHRAN, on S. B. No. 41S-To
amend section seven of an act entitled an
act to provide for the erection of hospital
in cities of the first class, having pOpula-
tion of over 100000 inhabitants, recon-
mending its passage. Ordered to third
reading April 9th.
Mr.. BANNING moved to take up II. B.
No. IS Eight Hour billy
Mr.. STEDMAN and others objected
Mr.. BANNING spoke in support of his
motion, and hoped he would receive from
gentlemen of the House the courtesy
which he had always been willing to show
them in similar cases. He only desired to
place the bill upon the calendar for a day
certain, and did not wish it put upon its
passagenow. q,
The motion was disagreed to.
By Mr.. KERR, on ii. II. in reference to
of the . Soldiers Home" asking to be dis
charged, the g Home'' having been turned
over to the National Asylum. Agreed to-
BY Mr.. BANNING, on a petition for
State bounty of 500 to naval volun-
teers. asking to be- discharged from the
further consideration of the same. Agreed
to. .. ..e.s.-.- ....e -......- a.
Several leaves of absence were granted.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, leave of
absence was granted to all members desir-
ing it until Monday afternoon.
The House then took recess until four