Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
The Ohio Legislature.
FRIDAY, Jan. %, 1867.
SENATE. n
moRS1Se SESSION.

EN Z, n-.s-
Fraycr ~ Aev.as NJ Y =, .oaa D.g9S onnroved
1v..rhat ~ ~ remon-
Mr.! McFAKLAND presen1Sese1 ~ a.hnn q re.rIr- riti
STRANGE OF .. 1. Woous.uo ;s+ snJ " 'S %rontiug q
zens Oh Dutler ooumSy, ;lsjonarse of sa;3
coSntv coSS ~ lew I fax to build a free bridge
across the Great Miami at ,Hamiltons Laid
on the table,
Several bills were read a second time and
referred.
[CoRREoTToN. I'm the list OF yeas ana nays
on the passage of 5. B. 2l9, yesterday, Mr.
Walkers name was given rs voting in the
affirmative instead Of Mr.. Walling's' as AZ
should have been. Mr.. Walker was not ~
his seat atthe time.l lif.. ..osya .3.giaagAf an
Mr.. HARRIS gave notice OF the lntror
commissioners to lay out and establish free
turnpike roads, and TO repeal acts therein
named. 13ar alr5 adJval .atinT,
nils INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
NJ WEST an leave. introduced bill to
suth6r,ae the commissioners of Belmont
coiIht1 IN nnrcbase additional lands and
srsct new hniIdinSs for infrmary pur-
noses noses " ~ - 'G1-e' ti'S'ao1 : I1G- '-l'l
Mr KNOWLES, on leave. introduced a
hin 70 5nr6yide for the disposition of UNI
clainned costs in the hands OF justices OF
the neace. and mavor. of cities and yil1
a0es '17 Efi' Ul'fI = 'i.I.H.0r ln0f, "
Rv Mr.. GODFREY-A bill to authorize
the commissioners of Mercer county to
hnild q coi,rt hotise. y iUG scfi.is 81 I3sl.
I'fSnN TI1osrss gtso,, ,,o,,,,,rrrys. 't.f 30
TtnSH ~ io+ yD-.r- .a.iin,1,...o 90
Mr. BURI, IRON selecb conlllttGsi E ,oo Is-
ported In favor OF the passage Q! y, %. Ivy,
restoring the old law aufhorizlng scnool
districts to build their own scnooi houses;
Referred to the commlttee on oehools anu
School LANDS. hG q, u -l.p e ,.i.Iy =.
Mr., DoAN, from the commitsee on
Schools ana Schooi LANDS, reportee againss
the expectancy OF requiring Gne 9htetIlc
system oi welghts anu measures W "
taughI III Tue PuOHc sehVois a' PiSsonV'
Agreed to. ~, =, ,,,rr1,+ q, u, ,,,.,o,,
On motlon OF MT, MAhliN, tue llos'9s y "
for reconsldering the vote py wnlch .. d;
il6-Mr, 4looals Dili relnouenhR sne rSau in
laws-was lost, was takeh LVul IIo IaUie'
Inc motion 10 reconsluer was a9[eeu to' :
Inc question oelng upon tne pasSage oi
tne olll, te same was auVocaCe9 py Messrs' Messrs
MARTIN ana IlDoals, anu opposeu oy MessIs' S1
Srlswold' Cole and t,y BEadoury. Mess[s, .s SIS
Cole ana BraqDurys opIectlon W'E W ule
feature OF the bill dispensing witn the Two
DAYS poll tax I0r Ioads. LIZ ,u,
Mr.. BkADBUS1 moved 70 refer Ine Diil
back TO lts autlorr Win lnstrucuons 10
amehd so as " restore tnc tWH y uays ia1Vl'
w Yy,sNMesSrs Rradbnrv. Rurt. Carlin.
Cole. Coombs, Dowdney. Golden, Griswold,
Harris linn, Nav. Walling Warner. West
and Wiisoa@i5' = : i'''. 'r'V' -
N.vsNMessrs. Rateman. Berrv. Brooks.
prown H Doon GodSrey = dire Hsvdent HolIister
Ionas Knowlns Martin McEarIand. Sadler
T;hhols Walker and WilIiamson-16
Tho nassage of the hill was firkher advo-
.otod hy Mr. Rrovn and onnosed nv Messrs
pouSdnev and Cole
A call ot the Senate was demanded and
sustained and a members were fonnd tn
he Sresent "1 " '1s'' - T'0 "
Absent without leaye-Messrs, Hall and
unrd
W Mr4 HAYDEN moved to reconsider the
vote Inv which the Senate refused to COM
MI Jt tbe biil to a committee of one with in
structions T,ost--yes l6 nays ia. =
The bilI was further advocated by Mr..
Berry. and opnosed bv Messrs. GriswoId.
Nav and Golden
a motion to take a recess was lost-yeas
IL. nays ia. : :, 80
Mr. WILSON smoke warmly in opposi-
tion tn the hin. and cave way for a motion
Tor recess bv MIR. GriswoId. which was
agreed to, and the Senate TOOK recess.
'.., ,prrpNooN SESSION. ..
,y,, ennIN,.',-'.s az 'NoOS sh1o.oS s'o
I: u,s No ii
positIou W sne ullI penuinE az s,ie lecess'
anu eont,nueu tneui az n.l, GE1nsueIsGle lenstu
Messrs. ma.s,n TUT n anu AiDOalS loliV"eu III
suPpory, p, vi s sne mInp H 5 - -.
FlnaIIy, MI ,s. aIDpaLo inoveu 70, 70 reier M
tne pil W 5 coLiu,'V.oe ' vi que WIN III
sIructlohs 70 alneIu, 81 as 70 IeVaiu the
PLosIsivn VI wv uaye laUon 70, ppSaS ha .n
exceps IN cases wnere Cne same shali pe re,
lltteI Uy Try r.,. yomhenip SlusEes AZ
70: anu MI AlOOais was appoihUeu Sne CUM
nllSteei ln1t in,pp.Yc o-.,s A.. ,,u, ho,.
ai,aod NJ o. ;asts,d,ag anJ +Sao,id, NY Di
anlenueu as insSructeu' anu Ene aneiiuinent
was Ts,' agLgHu IN , w. ., -, ,o5 ,., o. =, q,
Inc In,; oil was Ilien pasSeu-yeaS cas- ~ nays "
as loiio"s,
1EAs-MessrS. baCenan' berry, Prau- %
0uLy, bro0ks, DroTn, WI Ooie, T9omos, Dgan WaI
E,vuIreg, IoiIeh, OIisMoIu' IIlayueu' iiol-
ilseer, h1,u; Sones, 1usclee, hHowies, Ln M,n
Hals WalHsr warmer oV Wsst WiIiS@son HIHSe %
90 SaiS' SiAei' "Ainei' "oos " iii"'o -
M -, ~ C..,,. -,
- NAYsTMessTs; .l,ft11 M BUZZ Nariin' Do"uney'
hsTrlS aT e sdy hRi Ep Tp'sS S.n ,ho oor,,.too
oI,na GiaTon' iepoi'0u 'unOi' "iii' 0oil00'iy ii ~
Mr. BATEMAN. from the Judiciary
committee on leave, reported back substi-