Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.

dlers who have not taken any benefits from
the Soldiers Home, pension, which was
referred to the committee on Military AT
fairs. -ellfr A1aI tfo4I
ByMr. KERR7TThe petition of j. r. M.
Stewart and l63 other citizens ofJeffersoh
county, praying for a law to more enecf,,
ually prevent the stealing of skifs and
other small water craft, which was referred
, to the committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. FITCH-From John Acklin and
81 other citizens of Lucas county, praying
q change in the interest and appraisement
laws, which was referred TO the committee
on Finance. to ,r5is... f...,,
BY Mr.. .DANGLER- From the officers of
the Baldwin, University, for the distrlbu-
tion of the Agricultural College Fund
among the several Colleges of Ohio, which
/. was referred to the committee on Agricul-
tural College. = gErao...
1862 REPoRTs FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BRONSON, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, to whom was referred s..
b. No. 2l5, To fix the salaries of certain
State officers, and to repeal an act named
therein, reported the same back, with a
recommendation that it be passed.
Mr.. BEER moved to amend by inserting
in line four, before thousand" the word
"four," and strike out five hundred; in line
five strike out 1.-TWO" aud insert "three;"
in same line strike out "five hundred:" at
end of same line insert the following {:
"Provided that no Judge OF the Supreme,
Court or Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas shall aceepta free pass over any
railroad in the State, and if any Judge
shall accept any such free pass he shall,
upon conviction, be removed from office.
Mr.. WILES moved that the bill be refer
red to the committee OF the Whole, which
disagreed TO. -..... ,.t....
Mr. WELSH moved division of the
question, which was disagreed to. ....
The amendments were disagreed to.
Mr.. Mr.ALEXANDER moved the reference
of the bill to a select committee of one,
with instructions to strike out the words
s'five hundred dollars" in line four, which
was disagreed to. ,,...,,,.- -,
Mr.. ENCELL moved to reconsider, which
was disagreed to, ... .I,...5 I..-...g ... .
The question being upon the passage of
the bill, the yeas and nays were ordered
and resulted--yeas AZ, nays 43, as follows:
YEAs--Messrs. Alexander, Ault, Beer,
Boynton, Bronson, Bruf, Bunee, Burbage,
Chase, Cist, Clark of Guernsey, Curtis, Gu
sac, Danoler, Davey, Estill, Fitzgerald
Furnas, Gallup, CASTOR, Glover, Gordon,
Hanson, Hare, Hastings, Headley, Hibbs,
III,
Kessler, Kibbee, Kramer, Larwill, LeFever,
McMorran, Perrill, Phillips, Putnam, Saw
yer, Schneider, Shipley, Stanton, Tafel and
Young-H. .... .t..,-L,.,i
NAYs-Messrs. Banning, Barrett, Bloom,
Clark of Harrison, Coan, Coulter, Deford,
Encell, Erskine, Fitch, Follett, Fox, Heller,
Henricks, Hough, Hughes, Kagy, Kerr,
Lawrence. Lockwood, Lybrook, Marshall,
Martin, Masters, McMarrell, Montgomery,
Myers, Oren, Parks, Patton, Pennisten,
Reed, Rhodes, Rosencrans, Rutter, SorLer,
Swain, Thornhill, Welsh, Wiles, Williams,
Worth and Speaker-43. ,..4t
So the bill was lost.
Mr.. MCFARLAND moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House refused to
pass the bill. ., .,.
Mr.. WILES moved to lay said motion on
the table, on which motion the yeas and
nays were demanded, and, being ordered,
resulted: .r;a.-
YEAs-Messrs. Barrett, Clark Of Guern-
sey, Clark of Harrison, Deford, Dresbach,
Erskine, Fitch, Fox, Heller, Henricks,
Hitchcock, Hough, Hughes, Kagy, Kerr,
Lockwood. Lybrook, Marshall, Martin,
Masters, McMarrell, Montgomery, Myers,
Oren, Patton, Pennisten, Reed, Rosencrans,
Rutter, Sawyer, Sorber, Stedman, Swain,
Thornhill, Welsh, Wiles, Worth-32.
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Ault, Ban
ming. Beer, Bloom, Boynton, Bronson,
Bruli Dnhce, Nnase, CIsV Ian, i, OIHitIi' Tut;II
GURUS, Dangier, Iavey, Ga,i' GnTl' nSs,i,' ns.o
Filzgeral1, EoiletI, rursas' IaiuuP 0aSUo.,'
Glover, Igruo S uiia ilsD, Toaord aa', 9onas Kess
ni'I ILL Tar~iIi In' sITrsnce
ler, AlDDee, hraner' baLwlli, LAW, LfWI9uce LIN ,I'N
heFeVer, hcPSrIa' PSn1n Sahider sihs SbirInn n
Ups, fHEC, h111ss, %is,s, ochHriuei, W Snipiey,
oGanton' Aaiei' "lii"iis' oup"s' 'pSSt''rN0ii S'r q
% ,,.,, ,,,.o ,,,ood - ... 7ayi
S ~ elis nOt ba;nr mo on rec%nDSderotior
Ahe questloll DclhS on i00Viistu0 0i"Ui'V"li' "Ui'V"li'
the same was agreed 10. ,,,..,,..
MT BANNlNG n0teu " sSriAe ouV Itle w
words nnve hungreu num- IN iine l1ur; 81,
MT: FoLLEiI moVeu SnaS iI Iie s,n u,l. t.aIo auu
which was disagreed to. q, .,. ....
Inc qnestlon recurring Oh I,le 1osio,, ts !,
to strike out the words "nVe nu'ufeu,
the yeas and nays were uemanden, anu De-
ing ordered, resulted -. ,..,.,a =. "a,
1EAso3Messrs; Alexanuer, Ault' ,sln ban-
ming, Bloom, Boyntoh, , brohson, 'rI' brulI'
Bunce, Burbage, Chase, Vlsrke OF Guerh- CS.itill
,sey, Clarke OF HARRISON, loan, OoIlter,
Curtis, Danger, Dayey, Rei9rd, nIrespacn, 1ss.o
Encell, FItch, Fltzgsralu, FOX, S1yE Euflias ~
Castor, Glover, Gordon. Hare, h1asSlhgs,
Heller, Hibbs, Hill, Hough, Houston, How
ard, Hughes, Jones, kagy, herr, hessler,
Kibbee, Kramer, Lawrence, LeFeyer, Ly :
brook, Marshall, Masters, McMorran: Mont
gomery, Oren, Perrlll, rPhHlips, Rhodes,
Schneider, Shipley. Stedman, swain, Taiel,
Thornhill, Welsh, Wiles, Williams, Young,
! Speaker-63.
4 NAYs-Messrs. Barrett, Beer, Cist, Frs
kline, Estill, Follett, Gallup, Hanson, Head
ley, Hennricks, Hitchcock, LIrwlh' ,E' Lock I