Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-16

''politics," insert the following g. il two be |
published, and if two are not publishedJ
one papeFS Agreed to. !
| Mr.. BRUFF moved to amend line Is, sec
tion- 2, by striking out rome dollar,v and
Inserting s'seventy-five cents.n $50 that
the price paid for publishing the abstracts
j shall be seventy-five cents per LOCO ems1
insteadof one dollar. s1-z-
Mr.. BRUFF spoke in favor of the amend
ment, and
4-Mr. PUTNAM and Mr.. NIXON oppos-
The amendment was rejected.
Messrs. Piatt, Putnam, Curtis. Stedman,
4 Hill and Hughes spoke in support of tie
bill, and Messrss Rhodes, Glover, North
way and Barrettagainstit.
Mr., STANTON moved Ito strike out "See-
retary Of State" in the frstTsection, and III
sert Attorney General" Il [PgeYidingr that
j the etligest of the laws shall be, preenardd
for 1pablieati9hf by the Attorney, General
stinstead Of by the Secretary of State, AT
liR Mr.! STANTON Supported his amend
1Msssrs: PUTNAM Ma and P1ArT opipsoasea isa
Efteahd it was fejecteE 2, lts -,
I91Mr. WELSH moved to amend as follows: follow
Strike out milne Of section 2, All of said
line to the word ssal p p and insert the
word s.theo ia line 2, after the word i'syft
ftsmsy - r Leaves it discreet tionafy with the
teounty auditors to say what laws shall, be
published IN tfieir several counties. The
tyobiect of>thel amendment was. To- provide
for the omission of the publication of csnch
laws as, IN the opinion of the county audit
ors aynot be applliEcaablBe 70 their particu
The ar,1endment was sffeeii eeteed.t u sai-12,
r.. MrlOREN demanded the pFevions ques-
ton, and it was sustained. -. ,+i+iso1,.ii 1
les The bill was ioSt-yeas 43, NAYS 81, -. h
1he'yotei by which it was lost was then
reconsideredr roh the mo tion Of Mr., BRUEF,I
and the bill was tabled. 10 -,
H. b. NO 354, by MI. STANTON-Re-
lating to iuffes, was, under a Suspension of
the rules, read the third I'd. time q and passed
Ssh. No. 2S5, by Mr.. ,WILSON-Tfio,,, y au- lri
thorize county commissioners TO construct
roads on petition of a majority of resident
land owners and tax payers along and adj
Ijacentto the line OF said road, and to repeal
an niact therein named, was, read the, third
! time.2fC ~ r-ub - @, ts'"
The bill was discussed by Messrs., Plat.
] HughesJ Pennisten and others, and then,
| pending discussion, 'i't .. =
/ The House took recess. rf, IN itt.,ga
! 2'i.'ol..ai AFTERNOON sEssIoN,:oi1.gi,1l rI
1 The consideration of the billwas resum-.
| The, motion to.lay on Che table was dis
! Mr.. MONOGRAM, moved tooamend as
follows: In section z, line A, after the word
''rate, strike out 'sef,'' and insert "not t.
| exceed Agreed to. 4.,.sttsr dSuG sIif 30
Mr.. DAVENPORT moved to amend as
follows In section 5, line 4,lstrike out the
| words ''rate of seven per cent, and insert
'legal rate Disagreed to- -ises 7i9il "a in'
+ Mr., MONOGRAM moved to- amend as
follows, In section 1ls line %, strike out
all after the word ''cOuTtY to the wore
l''theo in the 29th line. Agreed to- j,f y1sv,
II A call of the House. was ordered, and ~
frNef floiI. vloS,Ui
proceedings under the call were dispensed
| with. f,,,, -.,t.v .soi iiis 81 jRn) .aTiIl1
The bill was passed-yeas 66, nays S.T9snd
Mr.. ESTILLs from a. select: committee,
made the following report:a5Tswu oils hI
Your committee. to whom was given in
chirge the visiting of the Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb, with the view of ascer-
Etaining the cause or causes tending tn pro-
duce the sudden and alarming illness of so
| large number of the inmates beg leave
to reports: That they have. so far as possi-
BILE at this time, discharged the duties as
signed to them; and find about forty of the
inmates suffering, in a greater or less de-
| gree, with typhoid fever, -variously COM
plicated with diphtheria and pneumonia
that this alarming condition of the inmates
! is greatly dependent upon avitiated atmos-
i phere, from very deficient facilities for VEN
citation within the building; the obstrucal
ton to a free circulation of air on account 4
of the new building on the north side; the
various emanations from the newly turned
up earth surrounding the new building 81
| and a temporary defect. in sewerage, as
| local causes, favored by the, moist, heavy
atmosphere of the few days preceding the
| 18th inst. And with view of giving re-
| lief to those now sick, and of providingl
against the continuance or recurrence of
so disastrous a condition, we recommend
the adoption Of the following jointresoiu-
| tion :H' is0 - -i +-.., gqsd rad dgidw e@21
House Joint Resolution No. 134. aaIb |
f. SResolred 5g the General Assembly sofot the
State OF Ohio, That the, speedy abandon
ment of the Asylum. for the, Deaf and
Dumb by the Inmates now in health, and
by those now sick, who, may regain their
health, until the new building shall have
been completed, as advised by the officers
in charge Of the Asylum, is necessary and
Res5isSd,i That the officers of the Asylum
for their assduous care and attention to-
the sick, and their prompt efforts in trans
mitting those in health to their respective
homes, deserve. the thanks of the General
The resolution was adopted-yeas 76, |
nays none. .f-.r+ifzrff,s.rr1 -tyE 80 .C1I
II. B. No. Az, by Mr.. .YoUNG-To create
board of health in every city, and to pre-
vent the spread of diseases therein--was
nays none. 1.-THE board is toib be appointed
by the city council, and the mayor is ex- 4
offieio president thereof ~ t is.,Ii i3t.e Il
I H. b. No. 422, by Mr.. .DANGLER-Pro-
yidihg for the disposition of unclaimed 1
freight and express packages, was read the !
third time and passed-yeas 81, nays 30. sb
HI. B. No. 440,; by. Mr., HEADLIGHTS 4
amend the ODD section of an. act. of the ju-
risdiction and procedure before justices of |
the peace, and of the duties of constables in
civil courts, and also to repeal the l36th
section of said act, passed March IA, 1853, /
v.ood ho fhird nd r1occod-uoooI
6S, nays none. a., -- ,..f,s ~, .lss..-.ag >u9l
| The title was amended. ta zri...sse si1 II
Fl. B. No. 443, by Mr.. SCHNELDER-ToI
exempt certain persons therein named from |
performing labor on the public highways
was read the third time and paSsed-yeas|
S6, nays none. Exempts US. pensioners
: Fl. B. No. 449, by Mr.. KRANER-To au-
thOriZe the common council of the village
of Ada, Hardin county, to levy a tax fort
sewerage purposes, was read the third
time..a i- - o." r., ,at4 ft-r 4 8ur
Mr.. BRUFF moved to lay the bill on the |
table. Disagreed to. -..-s IL -1e rna- g i
The bill was passed-yeas 60, nays z. 1o |
The consideration of II. B. No. 46l was |
postponed until Wednesday, March 20, at
215 O'clock. %. .. ..r.t ,5,j ID .r. |
act to provide for the organization of cities |
and incorporated villages, was read the |
third time and passed-yeas SO, nays 1. i
H..B. No. 464, by Mr.. CIST-To provide
for reindexing certain executions in GER
tain counties of this State, was read the
third time and passed-yeas 6S. nays none.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK called up the speciall
order, being s. B. No. 224, by Mr.. Brooks, |
To abolish the Bureau of Soldiers Claims,
and the office of Military Claim Agent. ID. n
On motion of Mr.. BRUFF, the further
consideration Of the bill was postponed un-
til March 20, and made the special order
for 215 O'Clock. "a .5. nj .---eu i
H. B. No. 40 by Mr.. HELLER-To