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

ruleS, anu FeIerreu TO Gne cOmintCIee on
Military Affairs.
By Mr.. .GRISWOLD, from a select COM
mittee-A bill to authorize the Trustees and
board OF education of Grafton township,
Lorain county, Ohio, to levy tax to build
school house and town hall.
Read twice, under suspension of the
rules. and referred to select committee of
three-Messrs, Griswold, Martin and Hay
den. = = if'F.fA y IL
By Mr.. WILE1AMSON-A bill supple
mentary to the act prescribing the rates of
taxation for State, county. 4. township, city,
and other purposes, passed April 80, 1862.
Read first time. lAuthorizes the city of
Cleveland to levy five-tenths of one mill
for steam fire engine purposes. ases
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, from the Judiciary
committee, reported an amendment to the
joint resolution directing the extension of
the lease of the public works.
The amendment provides that the State
may, at any time during the extended
lease, resume charge of the Western Re-
brance from the lease, &c. The amend
ment was agreed to. & 2 sSssf p
Mr. Mcfarland spoke in opposition to the
resolution, and Mr.. Sadler in its favor.
The resolution was adopted-yeas "a,
nays 8. .,,--s .,-t-.-E. -s-.,....-~
tAuthorizes the Governor to extend the
lease of the present lessees, for ten years
1871, on the same terms OF the present
lease. ssslI = s.i ssf 3a ayi5-. iq.E .g-
Mr.. SADLER, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported in favor of the passage
OF s. B. 422, supplementary to an act TO
preserve the purity of elections. 1.-The bill
provides that soldiers who are inmates of
the Soldiers Home, may vote in the town
ship or precinct where the Home shall be
located for the time being..]' - q
The passage of the bill was opposed by
Messrs. Godfrey, Berry and May, and sup
ported by Mr.. Sadlcr. =. ,,,;-, -,s, 81
The bill was passed-yeas p, nays 2, as
follows: = - '.f., = :,-
YEAS = Messrs.1 Bateman, Bradbury,
Brooks, Brown, Carlins Coombs, Doan,
Griswold, Hall, Harris, Hayden, Jones,
Kellogg, Knowles. Martin. Mcfarland,
Sadler, Tibbals, Walker, Warner, West,
Williamson-22. .1.rt a5.s9s ...-,.as tsea. ~
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Burt, Dowdney,
Godfrey. Justice, May, Savage-7.
Mr.. LINN, from the committee on FL
nance, reported amendments to S. B. 367.
Authorizing the appropriation of lands for
parks and public grounds.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to be read athird time to-mor-
Mr.. WEST, from the committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations, reported in favor of
the indefinite postponement of Fl. B. AS,
Supplementary to an act authorizing the
erection, Improvement, enlarging or con-
Structing additions to. town halls, &C.;
which was agreed to- ~ 20 er4 aAG'
Mr.. DOAN, from. the same committee,
reported in favor of the passage of S. B.
4l6, Supplementary to the act to authorize
demonstration of sewers in cities of the
second class, having over 1900 inhabit-
ants, &c. .-q -. ~ "a -slts,r l-4a-
The bill was read third time and passed
yeas %, nays none. Authorizes the con-
struction of main or trunk sewers, and the
issuing of bonds to pay for them, and gives
power to assess the expense on property
abutting the Improvement.
Mr.. KELLOGG, from the same commit
tee, reported amendments to- III. B. 522,
Supplementary to the act to provide for
the organization Of cities and Incorporated
villages, &c. 1.-The bill provides that
money raised for road purposes, from per-
sons residing within the limits of incorpo-
rated villages, may be applied to the inn
provement of the streets within such viii
lages.] s,.is0 .oc'ir Easf'' -F ~
A long discussion ensued on the merits
of the bill, in which many Senators partici-
pated. The bill was lost-yeas IA, nays Ia.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to reconsider the
vote, and the motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. HAYDEN, from the committee on
Municipal Corporations reported amend
ments to S. B. 425, Supplementary to an
dCG GO Cr6dC0 d DOdru Vi n6dlGL Ill any Guy,
to prevent the spread ofrdiseaseS. z.-
Amendments agreed to. and the bill pass
ed-yeas q, nays none. Extends the pro-
visions of the law to all cities and incorDo-
rated villages in the State.
Mr.. WEST, from the committee of con-
ference on the amendments to the Suffrage
resolution, reported in favor of the Senate
receding from its disagreement to the
House amendment, and agree to the House
q m hUo oil
the members of the committee of confer
ence, except Mr.. Kellogg, namely: Messrs.
Glover, Alexander and Shipley, of the
House, and Messrs. West and Cole, of the
Senate. str 80 .r- ..iE7a. a3is. r --.T
A call of the Senate was ordered, and 80
Senators answered. Absent without leave
Mr.. Warner. f~fr,- -rasl .,.t-s. 20. :.t-
The Sergeant-at-Arms was dispatched for
absentee, .s.r .-
Mr.. Warner came in, when proceedings
under the call were dispensed with. =
The question being on the report of the
conference committee, . ..-.-... =.
Mr.. KELLOGG expressed the hope that
another committee of conference.
Mr.. WEST expressed himself in favor of
the report. 7'sn- ''-' 10 .5.5
The report was disagreed to-yeas IA,
nays IL, as follows %
YEAs-Messrs. Bradbury, Brooks, Carlin,
Cole, .Doan, Griswold, Harris, Jones,
Knowles, Martin, Mcfarland. Walker,
West, sWilliamson-14. ,. l-,,-r s,,5irr t
NAYS Messrs. Bateman, Berry. Brown,
Burt, Coombs, DOwdney. Godfrey, Hall,
Justice, Kellogg, Linn. May, Sad
Ter, Savage, Tibbals, Warner-17. -.- .-t
So the report was disagreed to. ~
Mr.. KELLOGG moved that message be
sent to the House asking new committee
of conference. 20 - -
A rrooI - ond NToss-. IVo.oa, r;hho1s
and Sadler were appointed Oh the part of
the Senate. ~.e
On motion of.M BRADBURY, the Sen
ate went into executive session.
The Senate, in executive session, advised
and consented to the following nomina-
tions: .ozzss.1 ar ct-.
For.police commissioners of the city of
Columbus Harvey Bancroft for the term
of years; John Fields for the term of 6
years; Nelson Rush for the term of 4 years;
John j. Janney for the term of 2 years
Trustees for the location and erection of
the new Lunatic Asylum: w. f. Davis. of
D. E. Gardner, of Toledo; DIR.
Ii. K. Cushing, of Cleveland. ~
The doors were then opened, aud the
Senate resumed its ordinary business.
Mr.. BROOKS, from select committee of
one, reported, in response to- a petition OF
James Foster and other citizens OF Colum-
biana county, -.-. ... ..,...
"A Dill 10 auCnOrlZe GOe pOarQ OF eQuca-
tion of Liverpool. Columbiana county, to
borrow money and issue bonds therefor, to
build a school house. -a.z.
Read twice, and referred to select COM
mittee of fiVe-Messrs. Knowles. Sadler,
Dowdney. May. z'. %.
On motion of Mr.. DOAN, S. B. 324, To
build bridge over the .Walhonding river
at Fry's Ford, was taken from the table.
The bill passed-yeas %, nays 6.
The, Senate then took a recess till half
past seven o'clock p. NJ. .,,....
sso.s. EVENING SESSION. .
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, from the committee
on the Penitentiary, reported in favor of
the adoption of III. j. r. 143, Relative to
the claim of Messrs. Hall, Stafford 81 Co.
call of the Senate was ordered, and %