Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15
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The following bills were passed SEN
ate bill 70 provide 70: struck iuries and to
secure fairness and impsrtiality in their
selection House bill 10 amend the 18th
section of the act of March 20, 1866, for
the incorporation of townships House bill
to amend section three Of the act of Febru
airy 10, 1859, for the encouragement Of
agriculture, and HOUSE bill to amend the
act of May I, 1858, to prevent bulls, boart
and bucks from running at large
The following bills were introduced To
abolish the New York financial agency OF
this State 10 authorize receivers of insol
vent railroads. turnpIkes, &c, to sell the
same; and Mr.. Danglers bill to amend
section Two of an act entitled, ''An act
supplementary to an act 70 provide for .he
reorganization Of cities and incorporated
villages"
HOUsE.-The following bills were pass
ed: House bill supplementary to an act
to regulate the admission of attorneys at
law n.certain cases, passed April :, 1867 A.;
Senate bill supplementary to an act emit
tied "An act to provice for the o-ganiza-
ton OF cities and incorporated Villages
passed March Ii, 1853.
a resolution, offered by Mr.. Scott of
Warren county, was adopted, ~insIructing
the Committee on Finance to inquire into
and report as 10 the propriety of extending
aid to cOlored - pie who desire to emf
CRATE to the republic of Liberia.
Both Houses adjourned until Tuesday.
SENATE, April The morning session
of the Senate was occupied by the reading
of reports and the second reading of bills.
In the afternoon n communication WAS
read, from the Secretary of the Treasury,
in reference TO the vote cast 81 the last
State election on the Suffrage amendment,
which was ordered to be printed.
A resolution TO dispense with lifelong ad
tournaments which occur every three weeks,
was adopted.
Mr.. Burrows, from the Select Commit
tee to whom was referred Mr.. Dangler's
question of privilege against the Plain
Dealer, reported that the article in ques
tIon impeached tho statement made BY Mr..
pangler as Il Senator. They further found
/ that the House Journals sustained MIR
Dunglers statement In reference TO his &C.
ton on the Metropolitan Police Bill, and
that the Plain Dealer was in error. The
| Committee recommended that no further
action be taken in the matter which was
agreed to.
HoUsE.-Mr. Headly introduced a reso
luton requesting the Governor to fire $50
guns to morrow in honor of the great vic
tory achieved at the ballot-box on the 9Th
day of April 1865, in Connecticut BY the
friends of constitutional liberty over the
tools of military despots and in defiance of
the imneachers. The resolution also re
| quested the G vernon to fire 500 guns in
honor of the defeat of negro suffrage in
Michigan. The resolution was adopted
yeas %, nays %.
Larwill introduced a bill further regu-
lating railroad companies, and for the
protection of railway passengers.
An infamous scheme was introduced IN
the House to day. TO make every member
of the S-hool Board of Columbus Demo
cratic. 1t provides for the adjustment of
the old Board and the election Of a new
Board of nine members on the first of
May. The members of the new Board are
to be elected by the city at large.
SENATE, April S.-rhe following bills
we're passed: The Senate bill supple
mentary 10 enable ice companies to be
come bodies corporate ; House bill amend
ing the act for establishing 3 board of
military claims So as to extend its provis
ions so that local bounty can be allowed
and paid where'it has failed to be paid to
claimants by reason of the fault of the
United States officers as we'll as State off
GERS; House bill giving to Probate Judges
the approval of tue bonds OF county com
missiolers which are not to be less than
$1,000; Mr.. Dennis bill 90 correct an
error IN an act of April Is, 1867, toamend
an act entitled an act to amend section Sth
Of an act entitled an act to provide for
partition of real estate; House bill to
amend section is and 81 OF the act rela-
ting TO roads and highways: Senate bill
prescribing punishment for TOdding toll on
toll bridges.
Mr.. Stambaugh offered a resolution to
adjourn on the 18th of April until Decem.
Der Sd, which was laid on the table.
HoUsE.-The following bills were pass
ed House bill supplementary to an act
entitled an act for the incorporation and
regulation of life insurance companies,
passed April l6, 1867 Mr.. Dangler's bill
to enable city councils to make approprIa
lions TO assist in erecting hospitals and
other charitable Institutions House bill
transferring the Bureau of Insurance from
the Auditors Office to the Office OF the
Comptroller of the Treasury; the Senate
bill providing for the payment OF Jack
Sekands, for service in the 10Th Regiment
o. V. L, Was lost IN Its passage.
!. The House bill tor the relief of Edward
Bailey, Treasurer of Morgan Township,
Ashtabuls county, was also lost
SENATE, April 9.-The following bills
were passed: Woodworth's Senate bill for
the election of IN additional judge in the
SUB division composed of the counties of
Trumbull, Mahoning and Portage; Mayos
Senate bill providing that the court may
fix the price &C which real estate prop,
erty may be sold which has been re asses
ed and twice offered for sale under such
re- assessments, and not sold for want of
bidders; two Senate bills providing that
service of process upon railroad companies
may be made upon ticket or freight agents,
and another making the same change in
regard to the service of the process Issued
by justices; Senate bill for preservation of
life and property, making steamboat own
ers liable for injuries to life and property
occasioned by the bursting of boilers the
Senate bill giving the same time within
which TO bring a writ o error or Judgment
rendered BY a justice of the peace as is al
AOhOu Ol 4 JuNSLhCub III tEC SOhAiAou
Pleas Court; The Senate bill relating to
a review by the court Of Common Pleas of
the proceedings by County Commissioners
in laying out and establishing roads and
the Senate bill to prohibit recorders from
recording deeds or leases for lands belong
ing to universities until the transfer has
been made on tine university books.
Mr.. S~tambaugh's resolution to adjourn
on Friday, the 18th, until the first Tuesday
in December, was adopted by the Senate.
The Democratic Legislature proposes to
commence drawing five dollars per day a
month earlier than usual.
HoUsE.-The House bill providing for
the re appraisement Of real estate, was lost
on its passage. The vote was recOnsidered
and the bill laid on the table.
The Senate bill TO amend the code of
civil procedure in reference to the replevln
of property, and to repeal sections l19, lSS
and 1874, of said code, so amended April
Is, 1867, was passed
The Senate bill to amend section 592 of
the code of civil procedure was passed.
The House passed another disfranchis-
ing bill to day. The persons affected by
this bill are the soldiers in the National
Asylum at Dayton. The fact that these
men were disabled in the conflict W it'll re
bellion, is sufficient proof to this Legisla
ture that they will never vote the Demo
cratic ticket; hence the disfrauchisIng
scheme.