Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29

W VI lOclAbOb lhllu OWutIs. HAvlS bpu INV
OF snch roads, passed April 8, 1S6G- -teport-
ed the same back, Recommending it's pass
age. Tie bill was set for its third reading
tomorrow. Ml At.N Ny va
Z Mr.. ROSENCRANSs from theScdmmis-
tee on Roads and Highways, to which was
referred II. B. 30T, To amend the act to au-
thorize county commissioners to construct
roads on petition of majority of resident
land owners along the line eOlusuchzroads.
passed April 8. 1866, reported the same
back Irecpmnending its ihaetinite post4
ponement. which was agreed to.
20 Mr.. NIXON, on leaye,g presented the
memorial of the Cincinnati Relief Union,
asking the General Assembly to memoridl-
ize Congress to hasten the adjustment Of
the claims of soldiers for backpay and pea
sion. Referred to the committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Mr.. FITCH presented the petition of
Chas. Theisand seventy four other citizens
of Brown county, for law to increase the
legal rate of interest to73 per cent, aud to
legalize 10 per cent. on contracts. Refer
red to the committee on Finance.
Messages were received from the Senate,
Transmitting two bills, which We're read the
first time. ." r 1|'f ht
s, On motion of Mr.. CHASE II. b. No. 294
was taken from the table and referred to a
select committee of six. lo L't st"
Mr.. NIXON offered for adoption q resO-
luton that when the General Assembly
adiOurns nMonday, the 18th day Of March,
1867, it shall adjourn sine die. i'J nl.
On motion OF Mr.. NIXON the resolution
was laid on thetable. ftl ro2ii W.. 1.,
On motion of Mr.. NIXON, III. j! r, No.
9S, relating to public printing, was taken
Mr.. HUGHES moved to amend by insert
ing 800 copies of the report of the Ohio
State Pomological Society, for the use OF
the sOeiety.'T ."rr ~ -
Mr.. CURTIS opposed the amendment.
He thought there was no better reason for
publishing the report of the Ohio Pomo-
logical Society, than for publishing the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER moved to amend, 0y
making the number of extra copies OF the
report of the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asy
lum 200, instead of 900; by making the
number of extra copies of the report Of
the Asylum for Idiots the same, and by
increasing the number of extra copies Of
the Secretary of States report TO 1900, in
stead of 700. hf
On motion OF Mr.. NIXON, the resolu-
tion and pending amendments were re-
ferred to the committee on Printing.
On motion of Mr.. GREENE, of WASH
ton, Ii. j. r. No. 102 (thanking Congress
for granting impartial suffrage to the citi-
zens of the District of Columbia), was
taken from the table.
Mr.. GREENE supported the resolution
in brief remarks.
Mr.. HUGHES demanded the yeas and
nays. s At Do NV
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, moved to re-
fer the resolution to the committee on Mill
itary Affairs. u.
Mr.. GLOVER moved to refer to the COM
mittee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER objected. He said the
committee on Federal Relations already
had before it vast amount of business in
the shape of pOnderous resolutions on ma
tional affairs, and that the pockets of the
chairman were not capacious enough for
the reception of any more. He hoped the
resolution would be put upon its passage
here and now. tF so
The question was then taken on Mr..
Glover's motion, which Was lost-yeas 20,
nays AZ, as follows:'l
YEAs--Messrs. Burbage, Clark of Guern-
sey, Clark of Harrison, Davenport, Davey,
Deford, Fox, Furi1as, Glover, Hare, Law
renee Martin, Myers, Patton. Sawyer, Ship
lev, Stanton, Welsh, Wiles, Williams-20.
Bruff, Chase, Coulter, Cusac, Dangler, Dem
man, Dresbach, Brskine, Estill, Follett,
Gallup, CASTOR, Green, Hanson, Hastings,
Headley, Heller. Hitchcock, Hough, Hughes,
Jones, Kerr, Kibbee, Larwill, LeFever,
Lockwood, Lybrook, McDlarrell, McMor-
ran, Nixon, Oren. Barks, Perrill, Phillips,
Reed, RoseDcrans, Rutter, Schneider, Sor-
Ter, Stedman, Swain, Thorhhill, Trip,
Worth-47. raau a 3
Mr.. BRUFF offered an amendment re-
questing the Governor to furnish to each
of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress a certified copy of the foregoing
resolution, which was agreed to.
Mr.. STANTON asked to have the resolu-
tion read, which was agreed to.
Mr.. S SAWYER movedto lay the resolu-
tion ON the table. t 40
Mr.. NIXON moved that the House take
a recess, which was disagreed to. Il
On motion of Mr.. LY BROOK, a call OF
the House wasordered, and Y members an
swered to their names, as follows:
Messrs. Ault, Barret, Bronson, Bruff, Bur
bage, Chase, Clark Of Guernsey, Clark of
Harrison, Coulter, Curtis, Cusac,. Dangler,
Davey, Deford, Denman, Dres-
bach, Erskiue, Estill, Fitch, Follett. Fox,
Furnas, Gallup, CASTOR, Glover. Gordon,
Green, Heller, Hanson, Hare, Hastings,
Hough Hughes, Jones, Kerr,
Kibbee, Kramer, Larwill, Lawrence, Ie-
Fever, Lockwood, Lybrook, Martin, Nc
Moran, Myers, MeMarrell, Nixon, Oren,
Parks, Patton, Permission, Phillips Reed,
Rosencrans, Rutter, SAWYER Schneider,
Shipley, Sorber, Stanton, Stedman. Swain,
Thornhill, Trip, Welsh, Wiles, Williams,
Worth.
Absent without leave-Messrs. Alexan-
der, Banning, Beer, Bloom, Bunce, Cist
Cochrane, E1cell, Fitzgerald, Headley, Hem
bricks, Hibbs, Hoover, Houston, Howard,
johnson, Kessler. Masters, Montgomery,
Putnam, Tafel, Wood, Young, Speaker
"a.
On motion of Mr.. WIIES, the Sergeant
at-Arms was dispatched tor absentees.
The SPEAKER directed the Sergeant
farms to close the doors of the House.
Mr.. LYBR0OK moved that the House
take recess, which was disagreed to.
Mr.. Pennsten appeared in the Hall. M
Mr.. HUGHES moved that further pro-
ceedings Under the call be dispensed with,
which was disagreed to--2S to 20.
Messrs. Young and Speaker appeared In
the Hall.
Mr.. BARRETT moved to take recess,
and demanded the yeas and nays on the
motion.
The SPEAKER (Mr. Hitchcock in the
Chair) decided the motion out of order.
MIR. STEDMAN asked whether it would
be in order to instruct the Sergeant-at-
Arms to bring In no Democratic members.
The SPEAKER decided that it would
not be in order except by unanimous, con-
sent of the House. lhNF
@. Mr.. STANTON moved that the Sergeant
alarms be dispatched after some crackers
and cheese and a keg of ale, for the use Of
the members.
Tho SPEAKER dacidad that anufhin0