Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-22

the reconsideration. He thought the bust
ness now before the House demanded the
attention of every member.
M. SCOTT. of Warren, was also in favor
of the reconsideration. He thought that
day should be held sacred by all American
freemen.
Mr.. BALL was opposed to Reconsideration
and would vote against it.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved to lay the
motion to reconsider on the table.
Mr.. COCKERILL demanded the yeas and
nays. which were ordered, and resulted yeas
70. nays ~. so the motion was lost.
MIR. r.HUGHES, of Butler, moved to post
pone the consideration OF the resolution
till o'clock this evening. AZ 5si ss.s-s
Inc yeas aud nays were demanded by
Mr.. COCkERILL and resulted in yeas %
and nays 81. So he'House refused to post
pone. ets5 81 eiAI,iegl,'- -
The House then agreed to reconsider the
scinded.
The question was then upon resembling.
The House agreed to rescind the resolu-
tion. r5 u 81 me- 4 @i.-sl7
81 sa6 PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr.. WOOD-The petition of Judge f..
Fuller and 26 other citizens of Wood coun-
ty. asking for the passage of law to au-
thoriZe the erection of an Institution for
| juvenile female Offenders and wayward
RiTlo. LlcitlEcu W buC COmulbLt6 on h6-
| form Schools.
Mr.. .GASrON-The memorial of Isaac
q. Glover and other citizens of Butler
county, praying for law reinstating per-
sons convicted of crime to citizenship
&c. Referred to committee on judiciary.
Mr.. KENNON-The petition of j. Brad
ford and 127 other citizens of Belmont
county, praying that the County commits
| sioners may have authority to erect toll
gates on the turnpike now about completed
in said county. Referred to committee on
Turnpikes. ef4 ig a1Ftr
Mr.. r.DENMAN-The remoustrance of A.
| 81. Seldom aud 1,063 other citizens OF Pauld-
| ing county, protesting against the removal
of the seat of justice of said county from
| its present location at Paulding Center
Referred to committee on New Counties.
Mr.. JEWETT-The memorial of the
Board of Education, City Council and Di-
| rectors of the GAINESVILLE Manufacturing
Company, and other citizens of Muskinguul
county. asking the passage of law au.
thorizing contract between the Board Of
Education of the city of GAINESVILLE and the
Manufacturing Company, for the mainten.
ance of schools, &c. Referred to- the com
mittee on Common Schools.
Mr.. BRANCH-The petition Of Alex
| Bell and $50 other citizens of ClermonI
county, praying for the passage of an acl
for the payment of the losses Incurred by
citizens of Ohio from the Morgan raid. Re.
| ferred to the committee on Military AT.
fairs. ~
Mr.. EAMES-The petition of E. L. Ira,
yer and 80 other citizens of Ashtabuls
county, praying for the appointment of a
State Naturalist or EnJomologist. Referred
to committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. HARE-The Iemonstrance of S
Farley and So other citizens of Noble coun.
ty, demonstrating against the repeal of the
present road law. Referred to committee
on Roads and Highways.
Mr.. CRIST-The petition of C. Miller
and 30 other citizens of Hamilton county
for the repeal of the stock law. Referred
to committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. HOWARD-The petition of j
TOwnsley and 81 other citizens of Greene
and Clarke counties. asking for the enact
ment of law authorizing the intirmary
directors in certain eases to allow the eX-
penditure yearly of sum not exceeaing
$3.50 in the support of paupers outside OF
the intirmary. when they can be so sup
ported as well or better than in the in
Urinary. Referred to the committee on
Benevolent Institutions. a
Mr.. HOWARD-The petition of j. Fl
Brotherton and A other citizens ol
passage OF law authorizing intirmary
directors to provide for the support OF
paupers in certain cases outside of the
infirmary. Referred to the committee on
Benevolent Institutions.
Mr.. WARREN-The petition of j. B.
Mclaughlin and 80 other citizens of Logan
county, praying for the passage of law to
provide for keeping in repair. by means OF
tolls, the turnpike roads built under the
act of March 90, 1867. Referred to the
committee on Turnpikes. .lo9
Mr.. r.PENNISTEN-The petition of G. D.
Cole and other citizens of Pike county. ask
ing for an increase in the fee of Clerks OF
Courts of Common Pleas in small counties
Referred to the committee on Public
Printing. E+
Mr.. BETTS-The petition of T. L. Rogers
and 150 other citizens of Clinton county,
praying for the passage of a law creating
and defining the office of County School
Superintendent. Referred to the commit
tee on Public Schools
Mr.. NEAL-The petition of Samuel Mil
Ter and II other citizens of Ross county,
praying for the establishment of Reform
School for young females similar to the one
at Lancaster for male youth. Referred to
committee on Reform School. i-s
Mr.. WSON-The memorial of e. A.
Stone and los other citizens of Gallia county
praying for the appropriation OF $4,000 to
be expended in improving Raccoon river
for the purpose of slack water navigation.
Referred to committee on Public Works.
SECOND READING.
Ten bills were read second time and re-
ferred to their appropriate committees.
THIRD READING.
House bill to amend an act for the relief
of the poor, passed February %, 1865, was
read third time and passed-yeas 81, nays
none.
House bill to authorize the incorporation
of Union Depots, was read a
third time and the yeas and nays
being ordered, resulted in yeas 81, nays l.
So the bill passed.
House bill to amend an act entitled an act
for the Incorporation OF townships, passed
March A. 1858. was read the third time and
passed-yeas 81, nays none.
MESSAGES.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage Of Senate bill No. Al, to amend
section GIL Of the act entitled an act to es-
tablish a code of civil procedure. passed
March IL, 1858; and also Senate bill No. 40,
to amend an act entitled an act to incorpo-
rate Savings Societies, passed April 16, 1867,
in which the concurrence of the House was
requested.
{. The bills were respectively read the first
time. tvcf2f fa r-lss
Also, Senate bill No. A, supplementary
to an act to provide for the proof, acknowl-
edgement and recording of deeds and 9TH
er instruments of writing, passed February
%. 1881, which was read the first time.
On motion of MIR. WARREN, the House
took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS. .,.s.
Mr.. COCKERILL, on leave, offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, Saturday, the 221 inst, is the
anniversary OF the birth of George WASH
ington therefore, a55st