Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-02

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Agriculture for the year 1867 mo extra
charge 10 be made for compostion.n Bald
copies Io be for the nsetof that sodiety.-7
Agreed to. ~ %
The resolution was adopted-yeas II,
nays none
The SPEAKER laid before the House a
message from the GoYerDor, Transmitting a
memorial of the Citizens Monumental As
societion of Ouio. [The memorial sets forth
that the Association has secured the sum
OF $5,524.23, in 81 subscriptions sum
wholly inadequate to the work of erecting
"A suitable monument TO the memory OF
Abraham Lincoln and the dead soldiers OF
Ohio, As designed. The Assdeiatiop there
fore ask that che sum may be appropriated
towards obtaining some work of,sculpture
or painting illustrative of the deeds Of Ohio
On motion of Mr.. BRUFF,S the report
was laid on the table to be printed.
- Mr.. NIXON, from select committee OF
one. to whom was referred the memorial OF
the Cincinnati Relief Union, for law au-
thOrizing the incorporation of societies TO
provide for homeless children, asked to be
discharged from the consideration OF the
same, q bill haYing been past as prayed Tor
lAgreedto 8hs Ef8kff8E n
Mr., nixon, from select committee, to
whom was referred the petitioner citizens
OF Cincinnati, for change in the charter
of the horticultural Society, asked to be
discharged from the further consideration
of the same, bill having been passed
granting the prayer of petitioners. Agreed
to. ~ iA,A B'A' S4tf'ta 81
The SPEAKER laid before the House
messages from the Senate, transmitting
m hilla nd rasnlntinnc Nuhinh warn
appropriately disposed of.
On motion OF Mr.. COCHRAN, the con-
stitutional rule was dispensed with by a
unanimous vote, and S. B. 235, To author
izecounty commissioners to construct GER
tain roads, was read the first time.
Mr.. BARRETT, from the select commit
tee to whom was referred FL. B. 303, report
ed back substitute.
The bill was laid on the table and the
substitute ordered to be printed.
Mr.. HOWARD, from the select commit
tee of one, to whom was referred the petit
tion of citizens of Greene county for a law
to authorize the commissioners of that
county to build an intirmary, reported the
same back with an accompanying bill.
Mr.. HELLER, from the select committee
of one to whom was referred the petition,
of citizens of Washington township, Hen
ry county, for the relief of the treasurer Of
that county, reported hill (No. 40C) in
accordance with prayer of petitioners.
:. On motion of Mr.. BOYNTON, the reso-
luton relative to granting the use of this
Hall to John M. Langston, on Wednesday
evening next, was taken up.
The resolution was debated. Messrs.
Putnam and Parrott opposed it on the
ground, not that Mr.. LangstOn is colored
-. h,,k boE 81 kho ~ ho fOehido
the use of the Hall for any purpose except
legislative, and they did not wish to dis
criminate in favor of or against any class
or color.
Messrs. BRUFF and SCHNEIDER also
opposed it on the same ground, y-r
Mr.. PIATT favored the resolution.
Mr.. HANSON offered an amendment to
extend the same privilege to Hon. Fred.
Hassaurek on Tuesday evening, Feb. 5, to
deliver lecture on the "Politics of the
South American Republic" Agreed to.
Mr.. BANNING moved to amend so as to
make the resolution read " deliver an ad-
dress to the members of the General As
sembly." Agreed to.
The resolution was disagreed to-yeas So,
nays A. as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Banning, Bar
rett, Boynton, Bronson, Bruff, Bunce, Clark
of Guernsey, Clark of Harrison, Coan,
Cochran, Coulter, Dangler, Davenport, Da-
vey, Deford, Encell, Gallup, Gardner,
Hare, Hitchcock, Houston, Howard, Kib-
bee, Kramer. Lockwood, Martin, Masters,
Oren, Patton, Phillips, Piatt, Sawyer,
Tripp, Welsh, Williams-35.
Ys-Messrs. Ault Bloom, Branch
Burbage, Cusac, Denman, Dresbach, Err
skine, Fitch, Follett, Fox, Furnas, CASTOR,
Gordon, Green, Hanson, Hastings, Headley,
Heller Hendricks, Hibbs, Hough, Hughes,
Jones, Larwill, Lybrook, Marshall, McMar-
rell, McMOrran, Myers, Parks, Pennisten,
Putnam, Reed, Rosencrans, Rutter, Schnei-
der, Sbipley, Sorber, Swain, Thornhill,
Wood, Worth, Speaker-42.
On motion, the House adjourned.