Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
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TUEsAAY, ,Aprile1s, 1857.
A sen NAIE.
EVENING SESSION.

for disabled soldiers. -
o On motion of Mr.. KELLOGG, said reso-
: lutions were aid ohitheStablS, and ordered
60 pc printed in the appendix Of the Senate
i On motion Of yCWILLIAMSoN, the
-kvStaby which !Gtie Senate indefiniteaH y 6dst-
poned Fl. B. 299, was reconsidered, and the
bill referred to the committee on Benevo-
lent Institutions.
I AFAessagesWas ordere1tob besgemtJto the
: Heus& asking Eor'as9etdfh Of tffe biA.
Further House messages were read.
= On motion of Mr.. TIBBALS, the Senate,
after considerable discussion, receded from
}: its e4ament of HoR. 573, Te amend sec
f ton Il OF an act to regulate and govern the
Ohio penitentiary, passed April 1st, 1867
yeas %, nays z, as follows:
YEAsA-MessFs. Batemafi, Berry, Brooks,
8 Burt, Carlin, Cole. Coombs, Dowdney, God
D trey, Hall, Harris. Hayden, Hollister,
, Jones. Linn, Sadler. Tibbals, Walker. Wall
ing, West, Williamson and Willeet-22.
} NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Golden, Hurd
7 Justice, Kellogg, May, MARTINI.
, i9yoOh motion Of Mr. KELLOGG, it was
voted that during the balance of the pres
ent session no member shall speak more
than five minutes, or more than once on the
same subject. .sava JaTs73 aisi
Mr.. SADLER, from a committee of one,
reported in favor of the Indefinite post
ponement of III. b. 405 supplementary to
the act relating to juries; which was
agreed to.
Further House messages were read.
HI. B. 546, For the prevention of nuisah-
} ces on buildings, fences, walls and trees,
was read three times under suspension OF
the rules, amended by striking out the i'm
Iprisonment part of the penalty, and passed
yeas 81, nays 4. Furnishes with fine of
not less than ten nor more than fifty dol
lars, for putting advertisements, labels,
&C., on buildings, fences, &c. .rfrT zs9IG
| The SanQta OOnPnFrp6r HnI1Cn onnon6-
ment to s. u. r. "a, Relative to the distri-
button of Gholson & Okey's Digest.
Mr.. MARTIN, from the committee on
Benevolent Institutions, reported amend
ments to II. b. 299, In relation to the State
| Charitable Institutions. 'a' ''i51S'''
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill passed-yeas Fl, nays z. Provides for
the appointment by the Governor of five
commissioners. who, without cOmpensa-
ttion, may look into the condition of the
State Benevolent and Correctional Insti-
On motion Of Mr.. WALKER, H. B. 4S5,
10, facilitate settlement of estates, was
! taken from the table. e@@@a -1+A
The bill was lost on the question of pass
age-yeas 9. nays 16.
Mr.. MAY, from q select committee, re-
| ported in favor of the indefinite postpone
ment of 8. B. 1852, To regulate the practice
of dentistry in the State of Ohio; which
| was agreed to.
Mr. BERRY offered for adoption. the
following resolutions, which were agreed
to without opposition:
ResoEUed, That the thanks of the Senate of
Ohio are hereby rendered to the Hon. A. G.
MeBurney, President of the Senate; and to
the Hon. Henry S. Martin, President pro
tenn, for the ability, dignity and impartial
ity with which they have presided over its
deliberations during the present session, as
well as for their gentlemanly and courteous
bearing among the members; that in their
retirement they bear with them our best
wishes, and earnest desire tor success in all |
laudable undertakings. 7g--,. faT
ResOtUed, That the thanks of this Senate |
are hereby rendered to e! 7. Hall, ESQ.,, our |
accomplished Clerk, and his gentlemanly |
corps of assistants, Messrs. Rose, Homan, |
Dynes and Seward. tor their urbanity and |
courtesy to members, and the promptness |
and efficiency with which they have dis !
charged their respective duties; also, the
Sergeants-at-A Arms, Messrs. Slower, Carlin |
and Drinkle, for like efficiency and
promptitude in attention to their duties :; |
also to l.. i. Rice, ESQ.,, the able and eff
cient Reporter of the Senate, tor the faith
full and impartial manner in which he has
performed his duty; also to Masters Free
man, Kelsey and Cornell, for their kind and
diligent attention.
Mr.. WEST offered the following resolu-
ton, which agreed to-:
Resozued, That the thanks of the Senate
are hereby rendered to the clergymen of
Columbus who have Officiated as Chaplains
of this body during the present session.
Mr.. BATEMAN, from the committee on
Printing, reported on the communication
of Grafton Pierce, alleging that the bind
ing of the Agricultural Report of 1865 had
been paid for at price much larger than
the contract therefor justified, reported
that, upon an investigation of the subject,
it was proved that the price paid was cor
rect according to contract; and that Mr..
Pierce had been led into error in estimat-
ing the work by the contract price for half
binding, instead of for binding in muslin,
embossed, lettered, &c. r.-- z,-
The report was agreed to and ordered to
be published in the appendix of the Senate
journal. -
Further messages for read.
The Senate refused to concur in the pass
age of III. j. r. Isl, Relative to plan for
new Lunatic Asylum6yeas !, nays q:
Senate was ordered, and 27 Senators an
swered to their names, as follows:
Messrs. Bateman,, Berry, Brooks, Brown,
Burt, Cole, Coombs, Dowdney, Godfrey,
Golden, Hall, Harris, Hayden, Hollister,
J9nes' Justice sBsllog sKelllOggi g,bSG Knowles Linn
West, Williamson, Willett-27. -
Absent without leave-Messrs. Carlin,
Doan, Hurd, Walker and Walling.
The Sergeant-at-Arms was dispatched 2
for absentees. i-5 5aa Fol 20
After while, further proceedings under
the call were dispenstd with. J,--sla.a
Mr.. HURD offered resolution for allow
ing each regular assistant clerk the per
diem of five days. and each additional as
sistant clerk the per diem of two days for
extra services during the last week of the
session, which was agreed TO. %A +
Mr.. KELLOGG offered resolution,
which was agreed to, that the clerk of the
% hn allowed the dio1l1 of nj
days for recording so much OF the Senate
Journal as shall not be recorded at the
close of the session.
Mr.. BATEMAN offered for adoption the
joint resolution: -
Belt resoLued By the General Assembly Of
he State of Ohio, That the Governor be, and
ne is hereby authorized to assign a suitable
room or rooms to the Commissioner of
and to furnish the same, and de-
ray the expense of the same out of the
contingent fund.
The resolution was agreed to-yeaS %,
nays none.
House messages were read.
On motion of Mr.. BATEMAN, the clerk
was ordered to send message to the House
calling their attention to Joint Rule No G.
with reference to House action ON S. B. No.
}34-TO regulate Railroads.
Mr.. BArEMAN, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported in favor of the passage
of H. B. No. 575-To amend an act to ena- -
Die Justices of the Peace to discharge the 7
luties of Police Judges in certain cases,
passed Feb. 81, 1862.
The bill was read third time and passed
yeas 20, nays 4.
Further House messages were read, and
he President signed sundry bills, and Joint
The Senate acceded to the request of the
1ouse for the return of S. B. No. 253-To
authorize persons charged with offences to
estify. .s
The Senate acceded to the request of the
House for another committee of conference