Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

erSs N1XOns n Ortnway. PARKS, ration, Hers
rill, Pennisten, Phillips, Putnam. Read.
Rosencrans, Rutter, Swain, Tafel, Thorn
hill, Tripp, Welsh, Williams, Worth-55.
The amendment of Mr.. Putnam was re
jected-yeas al, nays AZ, as follows:
YEAS Mes>rs. Ault, Branch, Bunce.
Cochran, Oxford, Denmap, Dresbach, Fox.
Gas, on, Gordon, Headley. He'll r, Henricks
will, Lawrence, Marshall. McMarrell
Myers. Parkss" Perriif, Pennisten, Phillips
Putnam, Read, Rosencrans, Rutter, Swain.
Wortt-44. t'i ii3JUEiG fa i'-TI 0|ny re- 3 |
Nays AMessrs. Banning, Barrett, Bron
son. Brutf Cist, Clark of Guernsey, CLARK
of Harrison, Coan, Coulter, Curtis, Cusac.
Dangler; Davenport, Davey, Encell. Fur
mas, Gallup Gardner, Green, Hanson.
Hitchcock. johnson, Kerr, Kessler, Kibhee.
LybroOk. Martin. Masters, McMOrran, Nix
on. Northway, Oren, Patton, Piatt Rhodes
Sawyer. Schneider. Shipley, Stedman. Ia
fel, Tripp. Welch, Williams, Wood, Young.
Speaker-47.1 as-a.E tf -Hi titi1 rt #r
consideration of the bill until March 20
Disagreed to. 1I .aa . .r5 es.5iaf
Mr.. MYERS offered an amendment, that
the history shall set forth the name and
number of officers under medical treatment
during the war, and the nature of the dis
ease tor which treated. tbs.a ia tei'
Rejected--yeas 1--Mr. Northway-nays
g. = l.L3o-g E5aff 79.o1s .'i = uoif
Mr.. STEDMAN opposed the amendment,
and denounced it as an unworthy attempt
to cast reproaeh, by implication, upon all
officelswho were at any time confined In
hospitals, some of whom have long lain
sleeping in their graves. l7HI Ezt
Mr.. MYERS subsequently asked leave to
withdraw his amendment, but his request
was refused. .5s afe-. 80 fHl1 7t4il
Messrs. Bruff, Schneider, Rhodes and
McMOrran spoke in support of the bill, and
Messrs. Myers. Kerr and Oren against it,.
Upon leave, Mr.. MASTERS presented
petition of numerous citizens of Fulton
county, praying for the passage of the bill
now before thesHouse. Tabled. ,l-a1
Mr.. STANTON demanded the previous
question. ."E
Mr.. ENCELL' moved to table the bill.
Disagreed to. So. ....ii. -s~
The demand for the previous question
was sustained--yeas AZ, nays SO. -.
The bill was lost-yeas 80, nays 45-as
follows: ~ .feat
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Banning. Bar
rett, Bronson, Bruff, Chase, Cist, Clark OF
Guernsey, Coan, Cochran. Cusac, Dangler
Davy, Encell, Furnas, GallnD, Gardner.
Green, Hanson, Hit heock, ], h son, Kess-
Ter, Masters, McMorran, Nixon, NorGhway.
Oren. Piatt, Rhodes, Schneider, Shipley,
Stanton. Stedman, Tafel, Welsh, Williams.
Wood. Speaker-3S.
NAYs-M ssrs. Ault, Bloom, Branch,
Burbage, Clark of Harrison. Cnrtis, De-
ford, Denman, Dresbach, Estill, Fitch, Fox.
CASTOR, Glover. Gordon, Headley, Heller.
Henricks, Hibbs, Hill, Howard, Hughes,
Lybrook, Marshall, Martin. McMarrell,
Myers, Parks, Patton, Perrill, Pennisten,
Phillips. Putnam. Read, Rosencrans, Saw
yer, Swain, Thornhill, Tripp, Worth-45.
Mr.. COCHRAN made report from the
joint committee on Enrolment.
The House then took recess.
~ -rsaa AFTERNOON SESSION. -.
Mr.. COCHRAN moved to reconsider the
vote by which S. B. No. 1913 was made the
special order for three o'clock to morrow.
Agreed to. oa-s tHa
regulate and govern the Ohio; Penitentiary.
The first, third, and fourth amendments
were agreed to, and the second disagreed to.
Mr.. HOWARD moved to amend the fifth
amendment, by adding at the end thereof
the following words =" And the sheriff shall
receive the same compensation as for trans
ferring prisoner to the penitentiary, and
the auditor of the county shall draw an or
der upon the county treasurer for the
amount. Agreed to. ~ ,- "f
The amendment as amended was agreed
to. The sixth amendment was agreed to-
Mr.. GLOVER moved to amend the sixth
clause of the 21St section, by adding at the
end thereof the following: Provided, that
in no case shall the labor of the convicts be
let, or any bid therefor be received, below
the following prices. to-wit: For convicts
that have been in prison less than one year,
seVenty-fve cents per day; those that
have been in prison more than one wear
and less than two years, one dollar per day:
and for those that have been in prison
more than two years. one dollar and twen-
ty-five cents per day. -t
Mr.. GLOVER spoke in support of his
amendment; .-5
Mr.. HOWARD against it, and $50. 80
Mr.. CURTIS followed in favor of it.
The amendment was agreed to-yeas 81
nays %.
A call of the House was ordered, and 81
members answered to their names.
The following members were absent
without leave: Messrs. Ault, Beer, Cusac,
Denman, Erskine, Kagy, Larwill, Mas
tiers, Montgomery, Pennisten, Sorber, Tafel
and Young.
The Sergeant-at-Arm was dispatched af-
ter absentees.
Mr.. DANGLER, upon leave, offered an
out in line s, section II, the words "or more
than forty five" Agreed to. So that
guards over fOrty-fiVe may be employed.
Messrs. Hughes. Pennisten and Tafel ap.
peared within the bar and answered to theil
names. <es
Further proceedings under the call were
dispensed with. r .-.... ...-.. e ..-
Mr.. SAWYER moved to strike out in line
16, section 10, after the words "male
guards" the words ''sixty-five dollars" anG
insert 'tseventy dollars" Disagreed to.
Mr.. BUNCE moved to amend as follows
Section 81, line Z, after ''Cincinnati," insert
''New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Roches-
ter and Chicago" Disagreed to.
On motion of Mr.. COCHRAN, the bill
~ fb m
of the rule, and then eassed-yeas 76
fl. B. No. s75, by Mr. DAVENPORT-Tc
amend an act for the punishment OF certain
offenses therein named, passed March
1881, was read the third times Further
Furnishes the Offense of fraud.
Mr.. SAWYER moved to amend as fol-
lows: Add as section 2 the following
Sec. 2. That section II of the act to which
this is an amendment be and the same is
hereby repealed; provided that said repeal
shall not affect any prosecution now com.
menced or any crime heretofore committed
referred to in said section. Make section :
section 3. Agreed to. a.-
Mr.. ENCELL moved to amend as fol-
lows: Strike out "twenty days" and inser
Gssix months" Disagreed to.
The bill was passed-yeaS SO, nays s.
Mr.. PIATT called up the special order
being Fl. B. No. 240 To authorize boards
of education to receive under their juris
diction Catholic school houses, and to pro
Vide for the teaching of schools in them
under the laws of the State, supported by
the public common school fund.
Messrs. Nixon, Bruff, Northway anC
Welsh spoke in 1avor of the bill, anC
Messrs. Eucell, Sawyer and Rhodes agains
Mr.. RHODES moved to indefinitel,
postpone the bill. Disagreed to-yeas 81
nays AZ.
A call of the House was ordered, and 81
members answered to their names.
On motion of Mr.. CURTIS, proceeding
under the call were dispensed with.
mt. L. kh0Y, T1t1t re orra