Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24

In the Senate, on Thursday, the 23d inst,
Mr. .Stambaugh introduced a bill TO remove,
from Office persons guilty Of habitual
intoxication. The bill applies principally
to Justiees OF the Peace, and township and
county officers. Mr.. Rex moved to rejeck
the bill. A lively debate followed, in
which Messrs. Rex and Brooks spoke in
favor of the notion. and Messrs. Stam-E
baugh, Berry and Jones against it. 1twas
finally lost by vote OF yeas for the re-
lection to 81 nays against it, Mr.. Hutch
eson, q select committee, reported bill
which was read the first time, to authorize
the election Of an additional Judge in the
third subdivision of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties of Franklin,
Madison and Pickaway. Mr.. Lawrence,
from the committee on Federal Relations,
reported substitute for Mr.. Dangler's
joint resolution relating to American citi-
zenship. The substitute was made the
special order for the next day at P. M.
In the House sundry petitions in regard
to the repeal OF the present road law were
received and referred.
BILLS PASSED. -. :.
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a ct entitled an act to establish code of
civil procedure passed March IL, 1853, was
read the third time and passed-yeas S3,
n avs 4. ..-.'s..--,'..-- h .,t.-,s
I House bill to amend the 23lst section of
an act entitled an act to establish code of
civil procedure passed March IL, 1868, was
read the third time and zpassed-yeas 80,
nays 3. X ysa- s-s@ s1eA - :
| House bill to transfer certain funds there
in named to the township school fund of
Cross Creek township, Jefferson county,
Ohio, was read the third time and passed
Yeas SO, nays 2.
Senate bill to authorize the Commission
4 ers of Monroe county to build a court
house in said county and to borrow money
for said purpose, was read the third time
4 and passed-yeas 81, nays g. y 49,.
a. BILLS INTRODUCED. -rrs-a
/ Mr.. Rukenbrod-A bill to amend section
four of an act entitled an act to amend Sec
] tions two, three and four of an act entitled
an act to provide the devices of the great
seal and coat-of-arms of the State of Ohio,
pas sed April 16, 1867. Read the first time.
II MT. CcWclC-A oiil " pioNiuC Aot ouO Va :
ganization and supportof district schools,
wherein more stringent discipline may be
applied than is requisite for the govern
ment of schools at large under the common
school system for the State. Read the first
time. s6sf n
| Mr.. Stickney-A bill to amend section
eight Of an act entitled an act to provide
for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water courses, passed
March 27, 1861. Read the first time.
Mr. Neal--A bill to amend and repeal
section sixty-two of an act entitled an ACT
to establish a code of civil procedure
passed March IL, 1858. Read the first
!, time.
Mr.. Hill, of Fulton-A bill to amend
section 16 of an act entitled an act concern.
ing divorce and alimony, passed March l l.
: 1858, and TO repeal section IL of an act to
: amend an act entitled an act concerning
divorce and alimony, passed April l5, 1857
Read the first time. .rss.es-s-
Mr.. Walling-A bill to authorize the
election of one additional Judge of the
: Court of Common Pleas in the third sub
: division of the Fifth Judicial District
: Read the first time 80 ''H 's'@
Mr.. Crist.A bill to amend an act enti
!, !, tied an act to require mortgages or bills o
. sale OF personal property to be deposite
! with township clerks, passed Feb. "a, 1s4t
Read the first time. li}fl
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