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

The question being on the passageof the
bill, the yeas and nays were ordered, andi
resulted, yeas 81, nays 81, as follows.
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Aulf,t Ban
ming. Beer, Boynton, Bronson, Bruf. Bunce,
Burbage, Chase, Cist, Coan. Coulter, Cur
ts, Cusac. Dangler, Davey, Dresbach, En-
cell. Estill, Fitzgerald, Follttt, Furnas,
Gallup, CASTOR, Glover. Gordon, Hanson,
Hare, Hastings Headley, Hibbs Hid. Hous-
ton, Howard, Jones, Kessler Kibbee,
Kramer, Larwill, Lawrence. LeFever, Nc
Moran, Pcnnisten, Phillips, Putnam,
Phodes. Sawyer Schneider Shipley, 'Tafel,
Welsh, Young Speaker--54.
lNAYs-M ssrs. Bmrety Bloomy Clark of
Guernsey. Clark of Harrison, Coan, Deford,
Erskine, Fitch, Fox, Hitchcock, Hough,
Hughes, Kagy, Kerr, Lockwood, Lybrook,
Marshall. Martin, Masters, McMarrell,.
Montgomery, Myers, Oren, Parks Patton,
Perril, Reed, ROsencrans, Rutter Sorber,
Stanton, Stedman, Swain, Thofnhill, ,Wiles,
Williams and Worth-37.
So the bill was passed. The title was
Mf. CURTIS moyed,a a suspension Of. the
rules Of the House aid the Reconsideration
of the vote by which S. B. No. lis was
passed.
On motion of MIR. CURTIS, a message
turn OF s. B. No. flS. " A@'iH -'--'.
/ Indefinite leave of absence was granted
to Messrs. Denman, Wood and Greene, on
account of sickness In their families. N q II
Mr.. BRUFF presented the memorial Of
Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends, praying
for the passage of a law to oregulate the sale
of Intoxicating liquors, whichlwas referred
to the committee on Temperance.
| Mr.! TAFEL, to whom WAS referred the
memorial of officers of the 9th OWL re-
ported, the same back, and recommended
the adoption OF joint resolution authoriz-
| ing the Superintendent of the State House
to deliver the flag OF the 9th y. vi. to him
the same to be returned after use at the
approaching celebration. a5s. 'i''1' 7sb1
The question being upon the adoption OF
the resolution, the yeas and nays were de-
manded, and being ordered, resulted-yeas
SO. nays none. --........l, -,.. '.',... .,at
Mr.. LEFEVER, from the committee on
Military Affairs to whom was referred II.
B. No. 204, To amend section one Of an ac,
entitled "anlla to provide for,the pays
Inent of local bounties, pledged to youn-
teers, under the calls Of the President for
volunteers, issued July I'd, and August 4th,
1861 reported the same back with recon-
mendation tor its indefinite postponement,
which was disagreed to. 90 50
On motion of Mr.lBARRETT, the bill
was laid on the table. ,I.. ,'ies,ig-.yg. ,
Mr.. AULT, from the committee on Mill
tary Affairs, to which was referred H.J
X. No. 90, reported the same back, recon-
mending its adoption.
Tine resolution authorizes the trustees of
the Ohio Soldiers' Home, upon the location
Of one of the branches Of the National Sol
| diers' Home within the State, TO transfer
khn aud N ~ Hhci and nlon
any, unusned balances of appropriations
| for the Ohio Soldiers' Nome to the National
| Home, upon condition that all inmates OF
| the Ohio Home be received aud cared for
| by the National Board rl ". ..v .'e'ss1
The question being upon the adoption of
the resolution, the yeas and nays we're de-
| handed, and resulted: Yeas 73, nays p
Messrs. Gordon and Headley.
| Mr.. CHASE, from the committee on
Municipal Corporations to which was re-
ferred II. B. No 297, to enable associations
| of persons for raising funds to be loaned
among their members for building home
! steads, and for other purposes, to become
| bodies corporate, recommending its pass
age. ,sli@ M49 QA88
| The bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read the third time tomorrow.
Mr.. TfIORNHlLL. from the committee
on Finance, to whom was referred Ii. b,
| No. 30l, to authorize the Commissioners OF
Fairfield county to build a courthouse, ref
ported the same back, recommending its
| engrossment and passage. add .. a-s, 3e54a
| The bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read the third time Tomorrow. "
| On motion of Mr.. BANNING, II. B. No.
3S4 was taken from the table aud referred
to the committee on Military Affairs.
| The House then took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION. tEs
Mr.. C0AN, from the committee on Re
form Schools, to which was referred IL r.
No. -, authorizing an investigation ofcer-
tain newspaper charges against the acting
Commissioner of the Reform School, re-
4 ported the same back, recommending its
passage, which was agreed to. "''"' 'P
| Mr.. BANNING presented the memorial
of the President of the Knox County Agri-
| cultural Society, protesting against the
| division of the Agricultural Land Grant
| fund, which was referred to the committee
on Agriculture. N ~, "a, g.
| On motion of Mr.. PUTNAM, the House
| proceeded to the consideration of the order
of the day. being the substitute to Jthe
| House resolution by Mr.. Hitchcock, to di-
vide the Agricultural College fund among
the several Colleges in Ohio,,,..-, .,..,,,
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, moved that
| the further consideration of said substitute
| be postponed until Thursday, January 81
1867, at ~ o'clock P, NJ, which, was agreed
On motion the House then adjbarned.