Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10


for parks and improve them.] A a
Mr.. BRADBURY, from the eommittee
on IA llitary Affairs, reported an anlendment
to- s, B. 4l9, To dispose of certain moneys
ta the pessession of late ofiicerss the Ma
gional Guards of Ohio. ~ W v :
The bill was read third time and passed
yeas 20, nays 1-Mr. Willett. [Requires
officers of National Guards to pay oyer such
l. moneys IN their pOSSesSion to the members
Fof their ldohpanies uhdef a.penaftf of fine
and imprisonment.]
messages ffom the House were taken up
and read. ,-.,. l
i 1The general abbiopriation bill was read
first time by its title, under suspension
of the rule, and referred to the standinS
committee on Finance.
WILLIAMSON, fremzthsa J Judiciary
committees repOrted1n faVOt of Che epassage
OF ii. b. 422,. Providing tor the disposition
OF unclaimed freight and express packages
with amendments.
,taFAe.ameudmeR eRts were AgTeea tepapd, the
bill was ordered to be read q third time TOT
morrow.
Mr.. WEST, from the committee on Mul
nicipaI Corporations, reported in favor OF
the passage of III. B. 540-To amend section
eighty-f3ur of an act to provide for the inh
corporation of cities, sd6c.pssi1T hsIal ali2Tdm} /
The bill was read a third time and passed
yeas 70, nays none. Provides for salary
of $1,000 for the Police Judge of Cincinnatif
HUH a S610CG COmmlCCo6 OF
one, reported in favor OF the passage of III
B. 424, To authorize the commissioners Of
Montgomery county to erect a building to
contain court rooms and county offices; ;ah6
for other purposes. 'esqfaI 'ef5 Shi14H
The ,,biIle-was read a third time anb
passed-yeasi20,. nays 2-Messrs. Brown
and Kellogg.
Mr.. MAY, from the committee on Mill.
tary Affairs, reported in favor of the pas
sage of S. B. 42S, To provide ;for, the or
ganization of militaryainstitutes. 81
The bill was read a.: third time ant
.passedJ,yeas 2k nays none.
Dentistry, reported in favor of the passage
of S. B. 1872 and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration of the petit
tions on that subject; which was agreed
| to. .sstfsg) e.s.i
Mr.. BERRY offered for adoption the fol
loving resolution:
Resolved That the Auditor of State BIZ
and he is hereby requested ia furnish tt
| this Senate any and all information he may
have in reference to the removal of taxa
bic funds out of this SCate, to be inves tee
in Government bonds and securities, fol
the purpose of evading the payment oi
taxes.
FReThe resolution was adop5ed$Fs ET-A-
Mr.. WEST offered for adoption the fol-
|. lowing joint resolution: ,---.,.--
I = EResot0eds by tie GenefdI Assembly of tn,
| STATE Of Ohio, That the Governor be and he
is hereby authorized and requested, in the
course of the present year. to issue his
proclamation designating day of public
thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty Goo
for His continued blessings Youehsafed to
the people of Ohio. = as ~ ssk ~
The resolution was adopted-yeas 81,
nays none.
s-On.metion of Mr.. MARTIN, H. B. 443
! To exempt certain persons therein named
/ from performing labor on the public high
ways, was taken from the table.
The-bill was passed-zyeas 20, nays none
[Exempts United states pensioners from
Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on
Military Affairs, to whom was referred the
memorial of Gen. e. @. Eaton and others
rpFeyip for ansapproRFia tien- in aid Eof q
I Nn1oRunfent TO be'erected over the Arem aims
of Major General James B. Mcpherson, al
Clyde Ohio, reported the following reso-
ResolUed By the General Assembly Of the
+ Stateef 0hiOy That tire sum Of S., ,00e ishere-
F by directed TO be appropriated =out- of f~any
funds in the Treasury not otherwise apprO-
priated, to aid in-the- erection of mOnu-
ment at Clyde, Ohio, to the memory of Ma
jor General James B. Mcpherson; the
b ,mon6Y 10 Be paid to the treasurer Of Sthe
I cPfIersofi MONUMENT Association, - on the
written order of the directors of said asso-
citation, and to be expended under the di-
rection and with the approbItion of the
Governor.
|, lgGen.iW ARNERS chairman,sof the Mili-
I stary coInmittee.s who was almost by The
side of Gen. Mcpherson when he fell, pass
ed touching eulogy on Gen. Mcpherson,
his bravery and beauty of character in
general.
- .4E=S AD4EEea4 spoke Of Gem Nc
Phersoff in terms Of high appreciation:
Mr.. WILLETT spoke against the resolu-
tion on the UrOuRds-Of the ineXDediAncV
of the precedent which it would establish,
and ss b Reisyea is 9piSonstitntiS6alitg
opposition to the resolution, on similar
The resolution was ppassed-yeas IL, nays
+ YExs As = MesgFg. BatemEn. Bradbury,
Brooks,l B1pWn,y Cole, ICooHbs GrsEold,
Hail. Harris Jones, Kellogg, Martin, Sad
ReFa TlHPsls afneF West \ liiappsforp YIi p IS
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Godfrey, Justice,
LiHI1,s May, Wi1lettz6F "a aTTeaTosT
House messages were taken up and read.
S. B.SNos65, 10 egulategiusuEance COM
zpanies, with House amendment, was re-
Gferfed to the committee ON Insurance and
Insurance COmpanies.yeae- y '',ay' H~vrsisvN
The Senate then took a recess until 9
O'clock Tomorrow morning. suir,n gidF
r3}dA - s3sE=.ib sB'fs sf---aa iuirtEG se6ai jis
10 HOUSE OF FoREPtktsSENTAT1v R
80 bsi MORNING SESSION. 5spso -
Prayer by Rev. Mr. SByers.ssF
,,, The JOurna al was read and approved.