Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

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Harrison, Jones, Larwill, Estill, Beer, Sor-
Der, Ault, Pennisten, Rutter. PerriIl, Mar
shall and Patton appeared within the bar
of the House, when
Proceedings under the call were dispensed
with.
y The amendments proposed by Mr.. Glover
to the Longview Asylum bill were disa-
greed TO. the bill was then put upon its
passage and lost-yeas 81, nays e.
On motion of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, the vote
by which the bill failed, was reconsideRed,
and it was tabled.
- III. b. No. 437, by Mr.. FOI,LETT-Sup
Elementary to IAN act regulating the duties
of Surviving paTners,o passed March 81
1861, was read the third time. ~, -,
On motion OF, Mr.. FOLLETT, the, bill
was tabled. - -'
Mf.COCHRAN moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House passed II. B. No.
1888! ICourty Auditor bill.
Mr. "TRIP moved to lay the motion on
the table. Disagreed to-yeas 13, nays &c.
The motion to reconsider was lost-yeas
Mr.. NoRTHwAY called up H. B. No.
517, Mr.. Nixon's Longview Asylum bill
The bill was passed-yeas 5S, nays 27.
Mr.. FOELETT called up his bill, H. b.,
No. 437, supplementary to an act regu-
iating the duties Js Of Surviving partners"
The bill was passed--yEesas 81 nays 1. ne
H.. B. No. 4S2s by Mr.. .BEER.Supple-
mentary to an act entitled ''an act to estab-
lish a code of civil procedure" passed
March II, 1853, was read the third time and
passed-yeas 70, nays f.. ~
ing and. distribution of the annual reports
. iof the State officers, reports of officers
of the several State institutions, report of
the State Board of Agriculture, laws and
joint resolutions of the General Assembly
House and Senate journals, and volumes of
Executive documents, and to repeal a GER,
tain act therein named, was read the third
time. - - - '.siH
Mr.. SCHNEIDER moved to strike out
section of the bill providing for the print
ing of the Agricultural report. Disagreed
to. T-'- - 'f.'- - -
Mr.. CURTIS moved to amend as follows:
Strike out of section 6, line l, the word
twenty" ESQ that there shall be but 800
instead of $500, copies each of the journal
and appendix printed /.
Mr.; RUTTER moved to amend the
amendment as follows: Strike out of sec
tion six, line one, the words ''twenty-fiYe
hundred" and insert in lieu thereof the
words lone thousand" ESQ that there shall
be 1000 copies of each Of the above docu-
ments printed Disagreed to-. :.
! Mr.. HITCHCOCK. moved to amend by
adding at the end of section six Provided
that when any such documents are printed
in German, the whole number shall in all
cases be distributed upon the same system
as is provided for the Agricultural Reports
and provided further, that the Report-of
the Commissioner of Statistics shall be dis
= tributed in the same manner, boxed and
: Report. Agreed to-. '. ...' ,'3'''
Mr.. RUTTER moved to amend as fol-
lows: In section /, line "a, strike out
"15OO" I" and. insert 1000; and in line 65,
strike ont 6 500 !" and insert 1000; ESQ as to
provide for printing 1000 copies of the re-
form schools-1000 for the use of the Off
GERS of the institution, and 1000 for the Cen
eral Assembly, Agreed to, -
Mr.. FOLLErT moved to strike out the
2lst and 22d lines of section l. REPORT of
the Quarternaster General Agreed to.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved to strike out in
line is, section 1, *" " where it occurs,
and insert 8. REPORT of the School Com
missioner. Disagreed to. '..' GU - q
Mr.. PIATT moved to strike out all of
lines 80 and 33 of section 1. Report of the
State Librarian, 500 copies. Disagreed TO.
The bill was then passed-yeas 6S,, nays
Mr.. GLOVER submitted the following
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The committee of conference on the part
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives upon the disagreement of the two
bodies upon the amendments of the Senate
. to the amendments of the House to Senate
Joint Resolution No, 8, having had said
matters of disagreement under cousidera-
tion, do recommend that the Senate do re-
cede from their amendments to the amend
ments of the House, and do agree to the
amendment of the House.
III. B. No. sos, To authorize the trustees
of Lanier township, Preble county, to levy
a tax for bridge purposes, was read the
third time and pasSed-yeas 81, noys IL.
III. b. No. 512, by Mr.. MASTERS-To1
amend the act entitled can act supplement
! tary to an act defining the powers and du-
ties of justices of the peace and constables
in criminal cases. passed March 30, 1885,
was read the third time. Provides that
Justices OF the peace and mayors may have
concurrent Jurisdiction with courts of COM
mon pleas in minor criminal cases, and
provides also for jury trials.] ''e<
Mr.. TRIP offered an amendment pro-
vidipg for an appeal to. a higher court, and
requiring the person taking the appeal to
enter into recognizance, with good and suf-
fcient security for his appearance at such
higher court. jis'f7 - ~' .srH<
The amendment was agreed to, and the
bill put upon its passage and lost-Yeas AZ.
mays 43. i .7}H E1' - b" 80 - !!
2 A message was received from the Senate,
announcing that it had disagreed to the re-
portoI the committee of conference on the
matter of difference relative to S. j. r. No.
3, and requested another committee of con-
ference. EHtt'5l '# ~ ii''t '7- ~ -"
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved that the re-
quest be acceded to, and spoke in support
of his motion. .tf.itl ~ ."~'- t'-T /
MessrssF Barrett, Alexander, Young and
Rhodes opposed granting the request. Il
Messrs. Bruff Piatt, Coan and Stanton
spoke in favor Of granting the request.
q Mr.. BANNING moved that the Heuse
adjourn. Disagreed to. @'5H1'r+ -"
The request of the Senate was disagreed
to--yeas 40 nays 40. @ ~iai S.i9i- =
3 Mr.. NIXON moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House agreed to the
amendmenttO the Suffrage resolution, and
that the motion be laid on the table.
] Mr.. BLOOM moved that the House ad-
journ. Disagreed to. -''-' tJI 3tS7E 7"
: Mr.. NIXON moved that the House take
a recess until s o'clock this evening.
3Agreed-to. 30 5-tEI sih5 ido1' qH ..1"' -
d So the House took recess, ri 90, q ~.
-. -, EVENING, SESSION. -. 80, Il
Mr.. RHODES moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House refused to aecede
to the request of the Senate for a, commit
tee of conference on the Suffrage resolu-
tion, which was agreed ito. So the request
was acceded to. lot y. ig, ..slt Isaaas
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Bruff,
McDlorran and Lybrook said committee on
the part of the House. 10 a.. fr-- 81. q, .i.i
d Mr.. COULTER asked leave of absence
until next Monday, which was granted by.
a vote of the House --yeas so, nays 24.E -
: Leave of absence was also granted to
Messrs. Encell, Gardner and Welsh. sle
III. B. No. $40, by Mr.. PUTNAM-To
provide for the appointment of commits
siOners to- examine certain claims growing
out of the Morgan raid, and prescribing
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