Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-09

was takehs rom the table aud made the |
sp ,cial order for Wednesday next at liz |
O'clock. -
Mr.. GLOVER. from the committee on |
Finance, reported back the General Appre- |
priation bill, with amendments, recom- |
mending their adoption and the passage of
the bill.
The amendments were discussed, and
finally agreed TO.
Pending. action on the kill and other
amendments, ~ -. 49,
The House took a Lecess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The considerations Oflthe General Appro-
priation bill was resumed. pa s -
Various amendments were offered, dis
icussed and agreed to. iia. s.j Iu tJ
Mr.. BRUFF moved to reconsider thevote
by, which the amendment was agreed ito
making new section No. l3, providing for
the transfer to the general revenue fund of
che soldiers relief fund deriN ed from de-
linquent taxes! hrinig a9G e1tj~ sd5 s. sugY'
On motion of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, a call of
the House was ordered, and 4S members
answered to their names. .1Faa - Hsl,1
The Sergeant-at- Arms was dispatched
after absentees. ~ sE lsai lilnuuf ed pi
Messrs. Glover, Parks. Pennisten, Furnas,
Masters Chase and Lawrence appeared
within the bar. f.l.fiIa .t.s., tstff Ei.I5 sol
: On motion of Mr., HITCHCOCK, pro-
.ceedings under the call were dispensed
with. -lri 81 f--i;l ..,1,-' ~I:.r ii r-..,.l y
The vote by which the House agreed to
the amendments makingnPw section No. 13,
was 'reconsidered-yeas %, nays 26. -5r.u
The eaatnendmentewas agreed to-yeas 3S,
uavs-21. rraF ni -1i-t,'0 81 .5 cfs-r ~.
The item for paying for the distribution
Of the laws and journals was increased
from $500 to $l.200.r r.-s. ni "l--.f Z. f-iw
The amendment to pay the clerk in the
office of the attorney general $3.50. was
agreed to-yeas "a, nays'30. -s Gia ar
for the purchase of site and the erection
of buildings for anew lunatic asylum, was
agreed to. No more than $4,000 of the
amount shall be drawn from the Treasury
in the year 1867. !.as fiJ .-sd -.r sl9ns- 7.'-|
The bill was ordered to a third reading
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. g sraTz l'3 -fa<
Mr.. FOX made a,report from the COM
mittee on Revision. .'s -e--.iHi 2rIrn.g|
H. b. No.: 536, by Mr.. BANNING--To
amend section first of an act supplementary
to an act entitled an act to provide board
of commissioners to examine certain mili-
tary claims, and making appropriation for
their payment, passed April ii. 1865; passed
April 6, 1S66--was read the third time, and
On motion of Mr.. BANNING, postponed
until Tomorrow at 212 o'clock. se|
H. B. No. 567, by Mr.. YOUNG-To
amend an act passed April q, 1854. entitled
an act to amend an act to section % of an
act to provide for the organization of cities
o.
1862, was read the third t ime aud passed.
yeas 81. nays l. assti.lf- ...,f s.isrT I1y e. al
S. B. No. 239, by Mr.. BRADBURY-To
enable certain cities to borrow money Wand,
levy tax to pay the same. was read the
third time and passed-yeas 54. NAYS 7.g-i.
r S. B. No. 407, by Mr.. ,WALKER-Sup-5
Elementary to an act entitled au act to pro-
vide tor the organic ltiOn Of cities and in
corporated villages, passed May 3. 1852 was
read the third time and passed-yeas 81.
nays none. -slr...s.,,-syatj -f'f.tztI.f...
IS, B No. 420, To unite sub-school dis
tricts Nos. 5 and 10, in Harrison township,
Montgomery county~intO one school dis
trict, and to extend the provisions of GER
tain law thereto, was read the third time
and passed-yeas Oh, nays none., g.. aseIs 4
S. B. No. 43l, by Mr.. BROOKS-To au-,
thorize the board of education of Liverpool.
COluni nibiana county, to borrow money and
issue bonds therefor to build a school house.
was read the third time and passed-yeas
81, nays l. fs .atI .r s- a.. ...a
Mr.. .:ENCELL reported back, from the
committee Oh Common Schools and School
Lands, S. B. No. 4l3. Supplementary to an
act passed March ii, 1868 to authorize the
board of education Of the incorporated viii
lage of Wellington, LOrain county, to, issue
bonds to raise money to purchase a site and
build a school house in said village, recon-
mending its passage with an amendment.
bill read the third time. .T .ta..r4.s ad-
Mr.DANGLER presented a petition from
citizens of Lorain county for the passage of
the bill. Tabled. .c-r. :, av-i 'ea,q -1.s..,
p. The bill was passed-yeas 81, nays L.
A message was received from the Cover
nor, announcing that he had appointed Mr..
w. III. Busby his Private Secretary, vice G..
w. Bascom, resigned. ~ -.r7...lu II tsa.ii-l
Mr.. HIBBS reported back, from select
committee, II. B. 551, To amend an act for
the support and better regulation of public
schools in the city of Columbus, recon-
mending its passage. s.s.l-,:-r fs Il
Passed-yeas 53. nays 3. IL ..g-s,f.,.,g ..,,..:
Mr.. NIXON called up III. B. No. 500. e.
The Senate amendments were disagreed
to-yeas z, nays 46. pf, r1a3 s,s-
Mr.. NIXON called up III. J. r. No. 121,
Relative to printing the report of the Su-
perintendent of the State House. 80 ....f
Mr.. RUTTER moved to amend by strik-
ing out ten thousandn [eopiesl and in
serting 'tiive thousand" Disagreed to.
Mr.. BARRETT moved to refer the reso-
luton to the committe on Finance. Dis
agreed to- ..-..... f,r ..t, z.,-..3-
The. resolution was lost on its passage
yeas 27, nays 80. .-il..J ~ ..f -
Mr.. BANNING called up H.. J. R. No.
l45, Relative to the geological survey of
Knox county. --.s..g -.ls~p- f.ar- r-.r
The resolution was advocated by Mr..
BANNING, and opposed by Mr.. GLOVER
and others. % -sf e.. ...-sr-r. f....- g.,
Finally, on motion of Mr.. .THORNHILL,
it was tabled. 81 d, iaa blura r.. ,
Mr.BRUFF called up S. B. No. 149, and
the special order for halt-past three
o'clock. ..feJ r..-. 80. ..sr..-
Mr.. DANGLER called up H.J. r. No.
Ill, Relative to printing 5000 copies of a
report on the mines, minerals and general
geology of Ohio. 80
Mr.. DANGLER moved to amend by
striking out all providing for paying the
cost cost Of publishing , such We work out OF the
Mr.. BANNING moved to amend by in
cluding 5000 copies of the Geological Sur
vey of Knox county" ra.. - .s ..
Mr.. GLOVER offered an amendment to
the amendment, but subsequently, with
drew it, as.- -r -..g
Pending discussion on the resolution,
The House adjourned.
TCORRECTIONS.-An error occurred in
yesterdays report of Saturdays action in
the House on Mr.. Glover's motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the Suffrage reso-
luton was adopted. The report should
read: "On motion of Mr.. Glover, the
House refused to reconsider the vote by
which the House adopted Senate Joint res
olutiOn No. B." This motion was made i'm
mediately following that of Mr.. Nixon to
take from the table the motion to reconsid-
er the vote by which the amendments were
adopted, (Which was lost) . -atlt
Mr.. Putnam was absent "with leave"
when the amendment to the Suffrage reso-
luton was adopted, instead OF without
leave" as reported at the time. .. ..-
SOME fredericksburg darkies voted at
the election in Georgetown. One old fell
low, however, declined, saying "they jist
put the names down, and the next thing is