Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
,amendment, and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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nfent respectively, to-wit: "a
Strike out the worl "whltc" Wherever 1t
occurs in said Constltutiap, Wit. ine TIN
| first Section of article n flltlland In the irst
| sectinnrof article liiith, and add to the first
section of article fifth as follows: I" "Ex-
ceptlng such persons as lave been
enXaged in arme against Nthe Unlte1
Estates, or who have left their place
OF residence tOs.ayoidN being drafted
into the military service of the United
States" Upon the ballots given for the
| first OF the above amendments. striking out
the sword aswhite.a ashall bgwritten OrprinG-
ed the words ',EpfrGpcbiSipg ,Aplendnsent-
YIss2;s and upon tls BALLOTS Siyen bgainst
| said amendment in Ike manner the words
.sf'gIfanci ciHStIy sAmeHan1gHt N 7knd.up-
on the ballots given for the latter of the
abQveamendments, excluding eertaiepeEr
sons therein named from thefightof'suf-
frage, shall be written or printed the words
"DiSrdnchtstng Amendment YEs"; and upon
the ballots given against said amendment,
in like manner the words, "DtgrdachtSing
| Anlendinent-No."
The resolution was laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed.
| On motion Of Mr.. FOLLETT, a resolu-
| tion was adopted Ieduiring the committee
on Agriculture to ingitifeint0the prdpriety
and expediency OF sending the annual re-
ports of the State Board OF Agriculture To
the presidents of the county agricultural
societies, for distribution under such regu-
lations as may be prescribed, and report by
bill or otherwise.
Mr.. WELSH, from the commiteeOf one
to whom was referred II. b. 255, reported
the same back with the following amend
ment, and recommended the passage of the
bill: Strike out all of section l after the
word Ohio, In line ], and insert the follow
ng:SThat it shall be unlawfill forany per-
son to sell, barter or dispose OF any horse,
cattle, or other domestic animals, knowing
such horse, cattle or other domestic ami
mails are infected with contagious disease,
or have been recently exposed to the SAINT,
except he shall first duly inform the person
to whom he may sell, barter, or dispose Of
such horse, cattle or domestic animals And
anypersop so offending shall, ,onconviotion
thereof. forfeit and pay the sum of not less
than $50, nor more than $500, and in de-
fault of the same be confined in the jail of
the county for not less than ten nor more
than forty days.
Amend section 2: in line l, after the word
"hOrse," insert "or other domestic animals"
The amendments were agreed to, and the
hill set for its third reading on Wednesday
next.
On motion, the House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.L0CKWOOD, from the select COM
mittee to whom was referred. the petition
of 1872 citizens of Cuyahoga county. asking
for authority to levy bridge tax, reported
the same back with
H. B. 4O4, by Mr.. LoCKwoOD-To au-
thorlze tue trustees of Bedford township,
Cuyahoga county, to levy a tax for bridge
purposes.
Mr.. BRUFF, from the committee on Mil
tiary Affairs, to which was referred H r.,
relative to bounty money in the hands of
recruiting officers and district provost mar
shals, reported the same back, recommend
ing its reference to the select committee
(when appointed) to investigate the bUun-
ty and Communication irregularities 1t was
so referred.
Mr.. THORNHILL presented the remon-
STRANGE of Jesse N. johnson and 20 other
citizens of Coshocton county, against the
passage Of a law to abolish the poll tax or
two days labor on the public Highways
Referred to the committee on Roads and
Highways.
Mr.. HOUSTON offered for adoption the
following:
ResolUed, That the committee on Schools
and School Lands be and is hereby in
structed to inquire into the expediency OF
so amending the school laws as to make
provision for leasing suitable rooms for tn
use of county boards OF school examiners,
and to report cbyA bill or otherwise, Re-
ferred to the committee on Schools and
School Lands.
Mr.. HEADLEY moved to take from the
table ii. B. No. 139 (relative to abolishing
the Office of county iHirmaTy director and
its duties to the board of COM
Agreed to, and the bill re-
Ierred- to a select committee of one-Mr. |
Headley. S-NS=s I'D &NG&E-s
H. d. No. 405, by Mr.. FOLLETT-Sup- |
to an act relating to juries, |
passed Feb. 8, 1S31-was read the first time. |
On motion, the House adjoured. s~r,.s
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