Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

amend section 81 Of the aett regulate and
govern the Ohio Penitentiary, passed April |
l; 1857 were disagreed to-yeas q, nays
Mr.LAWRENcE made a report from
select Committee on ii. y. r. So. recon-
mending the adoption,of the following res
olution:
HOUSE JOINT REsoLUTIoNNo. $50, by the |
Select committee on Missing Bounties.
Be 1t reSolUed By the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, Thai the Adjutant General |
of the State of Ohio be and he is hereby
authorized and required to examine into
the matter of missing local bOunties which
were paid by provost marshals or recruit
I ing officers TO receiving officers at Camp
Chases Ohio, and at Tod Barracks; and that
he be authorized to settle and adjust all
such matters with the General Government,
when he shall find that money has, been
paid to United States officers which has not
been paid to- the recruits by reason Of
their, desertion or byrreason of error, neg
| lect.sof fraud on the, part, OF such United
States officers y and that he be, authorized
\ to examine the accounts of pay agents of
the State OF. Ohio, and of any other parties
who received, money by authority of the
4 State of Ohio for recruits at said recruiting
stations, and to collect by suit or otherwise
1 all money arising from such local bounties
which sheI may find tosbe EiR the hands, of
! such pay agents OF. other parties. For the
i purposes hereinbefore stated, the Adiutant
General is hereby authorized to- send for
persons and papers, administer oaths ana
! take testimony. t,,.' .;f,t,t ....,f.,t So = -,
Mr. BRUFE moved to amend as follows i 8
/ The Adjptantr rG 3eneFaI shall make q re-,
port of his ractipns under this resolut lien, in
i his annual report, and make such recon-
msndasi3ns, 7 eIds5 aS be may deem deem necessary
TRs was was adopted idaoI,t Yeas Yeas 81
&Fi COCHRAN n made lei 9ra report from the e
Joint committee on Enrolment. and soj,l
i The SPEAKER SPEAK then signed the 8 bills SO 50
MFtDAGGLEaR made are report tfro from ro 3 se-
lect committee on S., B. No. 205,, recon-
mending the adoption of the substitute,
/ The substitute amends the Insurance law
in relation to, the publication in county
newspapers of Statements OF the condition
of foreign insurance companies doing busi=
ness in the Stated n7ftG-f j.. f.,,sIo,,T
On motion Of MI. PARRoTT, the bin was
MI. NfxoNealleda up r. .H B. No. 277, and and
the amendments were agreed to-yeas 30,
Mr.. PIATT called up the, ,il special order, ,ddsa,
| being III, B. No. 240, by Mr.. Wright, To
authorize boards ducation,to receive cer-
tain donations, and for other purposes, [Au-
thorizes. boards of education to accept dom
school buildings, on condition that. they
establish and maintain therein public
schools under the laws of the State -.
The bill was discussed at some Iengt by
Messrs. FITZGERALD,. GLOVER, nPI-
ATT, RHODES, ,BRUFF and others, when
Mr.. STANTON demanded the previous
question. which was sustained. s.--.s.,..;i..
The bill was lost on its passage7Tyeas 81,
nays %. ;s.,.,5 ,,s.ss-r ~; -, n =, 80,
Mr.. SHIPLEY offered for adoption the
following resolution.
WHEREAS, pa number of the volumes of
Swain and Gritchtield's Statutes have been
removed from this Hall without the knowl-
edge or the. consent OF the Sergeant-at-
Arms; therefoFe,4sgdI s9ggssiuunli sss(,
fEReso1Ued, That the gSergeant-at-Arms is
hereby relieved from all responsibility on
account of such lost statutes. I7r. it.z,r,-. 81,
| Mr.. r.ALEXANDER moved to refer the
resolution to select committee of three,
which was ageed to and SIS i .at,ro4e s...e.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Alex
ander, Hitchcock and Beer the committee
Mr. HITCHCOCK made report from
the committee on Railroads, on S. b. i334
To regulate. railroads. ,.aG .....g..7 5; ,1sfF
The House then took a recess until 7:3(
O'Clock this evening" .aibic3aE syauafil