Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
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Mr. ID ANOON mOVou JnhJ Ino LOUISE
prbceedto the consldeQationpf the Especial
oFdefs being II. J. II No4lbt relative 20
the Hayinent of Quartermaster General ID,
of tie Governor. -E E
NlNIf.PUTNAM demanded a call of the
Hdnse, which demand was Sustained, and
90 members answered 70 their names.
The following melnbefswere found to be
absent without leave:
Messrs. Barrett, Bronson, Bruff, Clark of
Harrison, Gusae, rDenman, lSnceils sit2ger-a
aid, CASTOR, Green, Heller. Henricks,
4Ibdvef, Houston. johnson, Kibbee, Lar
viii, Lockwood, Masters, Platt,S Rhodes,
Rosencrans, Rutter; Stanton, Swainlg PFipp'
and Williams.
n Onrmotion,A further proceedings under
the cali wereNdispensed with. , G,CS A.
The question being on agreeing to the
amendment of Mr.. Wiles Ito strike out
$4,000 and insert $1,000, he, by unanimous
consent, withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. BANNING moved to amend by add
ink the following: Provided that the said
Gen. ID. w. II. Day shall perform the busi-
ness of the Quartermaster Generals office
until tho frsJl day of April next without
any Additional cotnpensatibn.s And pro-
vided that this resolution shall In no man )
ner continue the Quartermaster Generals
salary after the first of April next. Agreed
The resolution was adOpted-yeas A.
nays H..
II. b. No. 25s, by Mr.. PUTNAM-To au-
thOrize the commissioners of Licking coun-
ty to levy special tax for road and bridge
purposes. was read the third time and passed
-yeas 81, nays none.
ii. B. No. 1868, by Mr.. STANTON, To
amend the act to restrain from runnlnga at
large certain animals, was read the third
time. [Excepts Hamilton and Cuyahoga
counties from the operation of the bill
On motion of Mr.. STANTON, the fur
ther consideration Of the bill was postponed
until Feb. ID, and made the special order
tor 3 o'clock p. M.
The following bills were introduced and
I No. 12L lbyMr. PENNIsTEN-To To .au-
thorize the town council of Waverly, Pike
county, to subscribe stock to the Waverly
and Sunish Turnpike Company, and au-
thorizing the council to issue bonds there
for.
II. B. No. 422, by,Mr. DANGLER--Pro-
viding for the disposition Of unclaimed
freights and express packages.
Mr.. HOWARD, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred 5. B. No.
29l, for the relief of sureties of justices of
the peace, constables and township treas
urers, reported that fhe COMMITTEES had Or
dered him to report the same back, recom-
mending its passage.
- The bill was set for its third reading on
Feb. l3.
The committee of conference on House
substitute to s. B. No. 2lll fsheriff's fee
BILL reported that they agreed to recon-
mend to the Senate an amendment pro-
viding that the sheriff shall have his bill
approved by the judge of the common
pleas court before It's payment; also pro-
viso that in no one year shall such fees eX-
ceed the sum of $500; and also recommend
that the House concur in said amendments.
4 The amendments were agreed ,toT1yeas
50, nays 3.
Mr.. STANTON, from the committee on
Common Schools and School Lands, to
which was referred Ii. B. No. 365, To create
the. Office of county school ,commissioner,
and to prescribe his duties, reported the
same back with substitute, recommend
ing its passage.
The substitute was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. AULT, from committee Of one, to
whom was referred Ii. B. No. 367, To au-
thorize the commissioners Of Wayne coun-
ty to build county offices, and Increase the
tax levy in said county, reported the same
back, recommending its passage.
The bill was set tor its third reading on
Feb. Ia. II = E1T q q n Az 81 =
Mr.. YOUNG offered resolution author
izing the superintendent of the State House
to put under the picture in the rotunda
neat inscription in the, following words:-
"PERRY's Victory on LAKE ERIE, SEPT.
10TH, 1Sl3-Pdinted by POloell7COSt $l0,-
00O." Said inscription not. tO cost over
twenty dolIars. tno E'DTTEN
Mr.. PIATT was opposed to the part Of
the resolution in reference to the cost of
the painting. He thought the time would
come when we. would be ashamed to ac-
knowledge that the State Of Ohio had paid
ten thousand dollars for painting that
was not worth five hundred dollars, nor
fifty dollars, nor five dollars-in fact,wasn't
worth anything. &tati ~ 3 81
Mr.. YOUNG moved to amend by strik-
ing out the words +" cost $10,000n
Mr.. MYERS moved that One-half Of the
inscription be in German. [Laughter.l Z
Mr.. YOUNG asked leave to withdraw
the resolution with pending amendment,
which was not granted. ,,-F
. The question was taken on agreeing to
the amendment Of Mr.. Myers, and it was
The amendment OF Mr.. YOUNG was
disagreed to.
The resolution was then adopted,
Mf., ssF0LLETT offered a. resolution,
which was adopted, directing the commit
tee on Claims to ascertain whether any
thing. and If, SO, how, much, has been paid
to DR., Robert Thompson for, bis services
and expenses as amember OF the commits