Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
he Senate then took a recess.
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BENEVOLENT Institutions, reported back
Senate resoln tiOns relative to the epidemic
at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and rela-
tive othe cause of the fallingOf,a portion
of thewan Of the new builGing, asking to
be discharged from further consideration
of the subjects; which was agreed to.
( Mf.SSOIsE, from a selecte COMMITTEES. yre-
ported inofavor of the1passage of H. b. 81,
To change the boundaries of Pleasant and
Miami townships, Logan county, i5.,.., ~
ip The bill was ordered to be read third
time or Monday next s2.zo sb22S Gsbls3
= House messages were taken up and read.
ba Mr. WEST moved that the Senate insist
on the two Senate amendmenes to the Gem
eTal oprfatiIopo bill not assented to BY
Mr.. TIBBALS moved that the Senate re-
cede from said amendments; which had the
preference.
,esHr BROOKS demanded a call of the
Senate, which was ordered, and % Senators
answered to their names, when, further
proceedings under the cali were dispensed
The question being on reeeding from the
Senate amendment in relation to tolls on
the National road, the vote stoOd-yeas 16
nays7; so the motion was not agreed to.
l. Mr.. MARTINsmoved to reconsider the
vote; which was agreed to. e' VIZ @'ko
The question -receding was again
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motion was again disagreed to. a S39f
The question was then taken on receding
from the amendment requiring the [State
Treasurer to advertise for proposals to fur
nish safes for his office. ! a'.aGG siff esiTI
l- The motion to reeede was agreed to-
yeas %, nays none, Pr .9E d." = . 'Ee
A motion W; S then made to insist on the
amendment and ask a committee of confer
ence, which was agreed to, and MessFs.
West, Kellogg and Linn were appointed on
the part of the Senate.s sS-l.A = i SsA
Fl. B. 515, To authorize the commission
ers of Henry and Lucas counties to make
an additional levy for county purposes, was
read twice and referred to the committee
H. B. 800, To amend an act to authorize
the board of education of the incorporated
village Of Van Vert, y Vang Vert county, to
borrow money for purposes therein named,
passed April 8. 1866, was read twice, and
ordered to be read Plt third time on Monday
r Mr. JUSTICE moved to take from the
table S.7B. 3S3, Relative to the abolition Of
7corporeal punishment in schools, which
was saagTeeds to. and, the bill was made a
specials order forfTuesday next at IL o'clock
A. M. .i''T yIapn'
Mr.. r.JUSTICEmoved. to take, from the
table. ,S.dyB, 406, To prohibit unqualified
persons from practicing medicine or sur
gerry, which was agreed to. Iih-'T'H
The bill was read third time, and it's
merits discussed by Messrs. Justice, West
and others - - - "A 49,
The billwas lost-Yeas 10, nays 15.s -e
Mr.. JUSTICE moved to reconsider the
vote by which S. B. 3S3, Relative to cor
pOreal punishment in schools, was made a
special order for IL o'clock on Tuesday
next; which was agreed to-, s7ez, n~-r
The bill was read third time. ~
Mr.. JUSTICE advocated the bill. a'1rs
The bill was lOst-yeas 10, nays Is. 1-ao
House messages were takenup and read.
The Senate aceeded to the request of the
House for q committee of conference on
H. Bs321, To- amend an act prescribing
q The eisPRES1DENT5 appointed Messrs.
Harris Jones and Hall on the. part of the
Senate. -. 'ss1.sst .-f a1s~sE9 5ri. ..s9 oj.ir,E
1.-The Senate insisted on its amendments to
Fl. B. 2S3, To amend the first and second
sections of an act prescribing the duties of
County Auditors, &C., and asked a commit
tee of Conference. The President appoint
ed Messrs. Browns Brooks and Godfrey, on
the part of the Senate. 4 DUETQl
The Senate insisted on its amendments of
HsB. 545, sTolaFrest the social eVilin cities
of the1 first and second GLASS; and asked a
committee of Conference Messrs. Bate
man, West and Harris were appointed on
the part Of the Senate.
-TsMr. BATEMAN moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the Senate failed to pass II.
B. 175, and that sthe motion be laid on the
table; which was agreed to-. 90 @''9'e teA
ON motion Of Mr., aBATEMAN, S. B. 266,
In relation to spleading and practice in
criminal cases, was taken from; the table.
A call OF the Senate was demanded and