Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18

fett'es WI ls and trees, were eoncurrea in
Yeas 5S nays IL. M "a a \
Sen4te .an1endments to H.sB. No. 2es, In
relatfuhto State charitable atad-cofreeGional
institutions, were concurTcd inGyeas 5S,
nays, l6.
Mf. B0YNTON called up the special orr
der. befig;Se BIZ No7373Jhy Mr.. TIBBALS,
FTQ tanlbX lSttilI mi -6ott1tyIo the third sub
sliYisiQn Qt The fAnrt.l. 4dieial s.aistHieszOf
Ohio, and TO provide Tor the eIe ton of
ln5gaS1in thstltirdts QAdiNisiOn odlthef6urth
judicial njstti9t. niG1niEm 6gG 1oHrt<Ho9
snTtIe bid yas lQft77y eas 39lnsysI a7!iuf
oIfSs IaR,IN NO,H5sAutiIofiz1ngth o, Governor
to furnialIiAGOom forthe Commissioner of
lRHilreads, was agreed te--yeas 35, nays 81.
Mr.. HOWARD made a report frg M the
Judiciary cO,nmittee, ones. B. No. 404, Re-
commenting its passage. Tabled. ne.,sa
Mr., COCHRAN madeia report from the
Joint committee on Enrolltnent, and
3 The SPEAKER then signed the fifteen
bills so enrolled. - fi..-,-lr}- Eis t-gE
Mr. YOUNG G llled up s. b. No. All, by
Mr.. Hayden, TO amend certain sections OF
the act to HJiaRide for the creation and reg
ulation ofoinEorpOrated companies ia the
State of Ohio. passed May 1,;lS52. T. IIi
Mr.. GLOVER offered an amendment.
which was agreed co, aud the bill was then
passed-yeaS 53 nays s. .t.j Io ss9..,3o 10
Mr.. BRUFF moved to ask committee of
conference on the Railroad bill, which was
agreed to-yeas 30, nays 49, mi = to 1qr
us The SPEAk x appoiuted Messrs. N North-
way, Wyles aud Boynton the committee on
the part of the House. hg9G.B OF .CSt
Mr.. PENNISTEN made a report from a
select committee on I'll. b. No. 565, Provid-
ing for the relief of the destitute of the
South, Recommending All amendment as
section o2,gi" That the Governors of said
States are5hereby appointed commissioners
for their respective States, whose duty it
shall be to distribute said funds in such
manner as will relieve the greatest amount
of suffering amongst the white people of
said States and it is hereby made the duty
OF the Governor OF the State of Ohio to re-
Quire of said commissioners such bond as
in his opinion will secure fair and equita-
BILE distribution of said funds. 90" T3Yc
II The amendment was agreed to, and the
bill ordered to Il third reading to morrow.
s Mr.. BEER offered for adoption the fol-
lowing resolution: .ttM saGs g.-5 ZIH" ff
ReSolUed, That the Speaker of the House
be auUWrized TO certify five days per diem
in favor of the Sergeant-a Arms, and also
in favor of one of his assistants; as he may
designate, as compensation in cleaning up
the Hall after Adjournment. Agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. BEER, it was 10
ReSolUed, That s. q. Brown, L. Curtis,
an ,. ID. Cnchran, assistant clerks of the
House, be allowed twenty-five days. per
diem eacl for night services, for bringing
up the bills anu resolutions delayed by
press of business during the present week,
and for extra services rendered during the
session. 81. 10 ia asg.8- y ~ .
Mr.. HOWARD made report from Sc
ect comm, ttee on Ii. b. No. 1913, recon-
its indefinite postponement.-
Agreed to. cG anss H-a5 zsa- aH5f
Mr.. ALEXANDER moved to take from
;he table IL. b. No. 5S, which was disagreed
o-yeas "a, nays "a. E hG@7E1 aT .ttE |
, Mr.. COCHRAN made report from the
oint committee on Enrollmeut, and af
The SPEAKER then signed the five bills
70 enrolled. Gs aH. -iaEs F--Tu --s.
On mntion Of Mr.. E5FILL, it was g
Resolved That w. III. L4thrOp and O. B.
'enGer, assi>tant clerks, be allowed the pc
lem off IN days each for extra work per-
ormed at. the close of the session, said al
oWance TO be audited Ou~ the certificate of
he Speaker of The House. .-sH-.-.s
= On motion of Mr.. GREENE E, it was
ResOLUed, That the thanks of this House
re hereby rendered to the messenger boys
or the kind and efficient manner in whic h
hey have performed their duties during
his session. ...rif-.5 .ta.- .t
Additional messages from the Senate
we're received and read.
On motion, call of the House was order
d, when 67 members answered to their
lames. Ir isarar.. alff ..s-tff---4gE -..-.
Tue FSergeant-at-Arms was dispatched
Lfter the abSentees. a..E .aI #."...a lHt-
On motion of Mr.. GREENE, it was i4
ResoL0ed, That the thanks of this House
re due, and are hereby rendered, to Ii. q.
)tis, official reporter, for the able and eff
lent manner in which he has discharged
he duties of his Office. -ar. -g.g
On motion of Mr.. OREN, it was s#
ResOLued, That the special thanks of this
IOuse are due, and the same are hereby
endered, to w. l.. Phillips, Second Assist
ut Sergeant-at-Arms,f for the faithful and
he duties assigned him. r....- 81. I'd
On motion of Mr.. KIBBEE, iG was gf
ResolUed, That the thanks of this House
re hereby rendered to the ministers of the |
iospel of this city for their kindness in of
ering prayer each morning during the ses-
ion. ..t fH-. rrGsui Hf .E.7oIlUf or .s-i |
Proceedings under the call were, on mo-
ion, dispensed with. ff-F7a-,G.. rlf
The question recurred on the passage of
4. B. No. 253, and it was passed-yeas 50,
avs IL. tI. r1 .# HoHs .Beai ls -a1.f
On motion, the House then, at IL O'Clock.
lidnight, took recess until o'clock A!
L., April H.. g.l lb.y"'s OF -GEi
WEDNESDAY, April IL, So'clock A. M.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Coulter. -.'.l
The Journal was read and approved.
Mr.. COCHRAN made a report from the
lint committee on Enrolment, and
The SPEAKER then signed the five bills
nd one joint resolution so enrolled.
Mr.. ,NORTHWAY made a report from
lie committee of Conference upon House
to S. B. No. 334, To regulate
lilroads, recommending that the House
scede from its amendment No. 10 to sec
on s, and that the Senate recede from all
S amendments to House amendments, and
gree to all of said House amendments ex-
I'D No frNc Q
The report was agreed tO-yeas 35, nays
Mr.. BRUFF made report from the Joint
1mmittee on Enrolment, and
The SPEAKER then signed the four bills
enrolled. .-.-.. .,..
Mr.. COCHRAN made report from the
int committee on Enrollment, and ~
The SPEAKER then signed the two bills
enrolled.
On motion of Mr.. GREENE, it was
ReSOLUed, That the Speaker is hereby in
ructed to draw his order for three days
ltra pay tor each of the messenger boys
the House. ...- ....
The following bill was introduced and
lad the first time: .. ....
Fl. B. No. $40, To repeal the act entitled
act for the appointment of a commits
oner of railroads and telegraphs, and to
.eScribe his duties. r...
Mr.. FITCH made report from the joint
'mmittee on Enrolment, and .
The SPEAKER then signed the two joint
solutions so enrolled. ......r ... ...
On motion of Mr.. BRUFF, a message was
MT to the Senate announcing that the
ouse. having completed the business be-
re it, is now ready to adjourn sine die.
A message was received from the Senate,
Inouncing the readiness of that body to
journ sine die, and then, at 9u'clock A. NJ,
The SPEAKER of the House, in pursu-
zee of Senate joint resolution No. 72, de-
ared the House adjourned sine die.