Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-21

{ May leI6 town some days since. ne requeSG-
ed him Mr.. Griswold) to ask leave of alb
sence for him, which he had endeavored to
do. but had had no opportunity before
call of the Senate was ordered, ana MI.
Nav was reported absent without leave.
The Sergeant-at-Arms reported that he
could find none of the absentees, and on
motion of Mr.. HAYDEN, further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The question was then taken on the pass
age of the bill, and it was .passed-yeas 20,
snays 10, as follows: ~ : H "A
YEAs-Messrs. Bradbury, Brooks, Brown,
Burt, Cole Coombs, Griswold, Hall, Hay
dens sHoflister, Jones. Justice. Kellogg,
Linn, May, Martin, Sadler, Savage, War
ner. West-20.
nNAYsEMessrs. hBateunan, CarlinJ Cod
frey, Golden, Harris, Mcfarland, Tibbals,
Walker. Williamson, Willett-10. --- ...,
Mr.. BATEMAN, on leave, from a select
committee of five, reported sundry amend
ments to So B14l7;lpO create boards OF pub
lie health in cities. The amendments were
agreed to, and the bill was ordered to be
read third time Tomorrow. Zoo T4. Sif
Mr.. TIBBAI4S,a on leave, from a select
committee of three, reported in favor OF
the passage of S. b. 373, To annex Summit
county to the Sd subdivision of the 4th Ju-
dicial district, and to provide for the elec-
tion of an additional judge in said subdi-
vision. 54 "a els OF b.. j1 sI.a dJj iH ss.gGl
w
Mr.. TIBBALS urged reasons in favor of
the passage of the bill.rf' . t8 .ssi.s .seHsi
. Messrs. LINN and GOLDEN stated that
they hadoeXamined the bill, and statis-
tics bearing upon it, andwere satisfied that
it was properand should vote for it. iT
The bill then passed-yeas 26, mays 4, a:
YEAS = Messrs. Bateman. bradbury
Brooks, Brown, Burt, Carlin, Cole, Coombs
Golden, Griswold,i Hall, Harris, Hayden
Hollister, Jones, Kellogg, Linn, Martin
Mcfarland, Sadler, -Tibb4ls, Walker, War.
ner, West, Williamson, Wihett-26. > lgG
NAYs-Messrs! Hurd, Justice, May, Wal
lingr-4. b3i5Cd e,dG - 20 rsoU 5al- Has
II Messages from the House wereiread. 7
The PRESIDENT. signed sundry bill;
sent up from the Honse. asa al
On motion of Mr.. WALLING, S.. B. 2O2
To establish Superior Court in FRANKLIN
county, was taken from the table.
The question being on the passage OF tn
bill, call of the Senate was demanded
and ordered, and 30 Senators answered t.
their names. -iiAz uGufuiE ea5 tu s.EZ.fT
Absent without leave-Me:srs. Dowdney
Hall and Kellogg s5s7iJu Hr.l a1f =.
Onmotion. all further proceedings unde
the call were dispensed with.
Mr.. WALLING advocated the bill. ant
Messrs. Jones and 7Cule spoke against it.
The bill was lost-yeas lS, nays IL, not
constitutional majority. as follnwS; 7FE
YEAs-Messrs. Bradbury, Brooks Burt
Carlin, Godfrey, Golden, GIiswold, Harris
Hayden, Hurd, Linn, May, SaVagr, Tibbals
Walker, Walling, West, Willett-1S. ~
70 NAYS--MesSrs. aBateman, Brown Cole
Coembs, Hollister, Jones, Martin. MeFar
land, Sa,iler, Warner, YWilliamson-11. syf
Mr.. WALLING asked unanimous leave
to introduce a bill to provide for an addi
tional judge in the 81 subdivision of tn
9th judicial district; which was not grant
ed. ..,r-s -i..f.f3 .faa. 9.nt.ol .-at-
Reports were made from the committee
ON Revisi on and Enrolment. ui." -s..
Messages from the House were read. be
S. B. 310, with House amendment, wa
referred to the committee on Schools an
School Lands. lla .,ad coo hgl
House amendment to S. B. 326, Relativ
to the practice of probate, courts, wa
agreed to-yeas 26, nays none. s34saats si
The Senate acceded to the request of tn
House tor the return of S. B. 3OS Relativ
to a line of wharfage aud dockage.t go Il.
The Senate refused to Tecede from it
amendment to the bill providing for neN
Lunatic Asylum, restricting the elocation t
the territory east of the Scioto river, an
80 miles from any existing Lunatic Asy
lum, aud asked a committee of conferenc
on the subject. eno3. . e.. 10 .g-i5-3
The Senate then adjourned. ,ia-..i- 8.-
I In the proceedings of yesterday on til
bill to regulate railroads, the motion I
amend so as to require all passenger trair
to stop at all towns of $500 inhabitant
was made by Mr.. Griswold, instead OF NJ
Kellogg.l aI atf8. 4s7f.5 s5adil5.ic- gl ,