Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-01

serve in the army of the United States dur-
ing the time of war or insurrection.n
He supported the amendment in a brief |
speech.
Mr.. WOLF also favored the amendment
as being just to race who had fought in |
the armv.
Mr.. CALLEN demanded the previous
question, pending which call OF the House
was had, and 100 members were found to
be present.
Mr.. SHERWIN moved to dispatch the
Sergeant-at-Arms for the absentees, and
demanded the yeas and nays thereon.
Mr.. HUGHES. of Highland. moved to
dispense with all further proceedings unde
the call. Il
The CHAIR decided that Mr.. Hughes
motion took precedence.
An appeal was taken from the decision
OF the Chair and the yeas and nays called
thereon, which resulted--yeas n, nays 16.
So the decision of the Chair was sustained.
The question was then upon dispensing
with all further proceedings under the call.
The House agreed-yeaS 67, navs 33
The question then recurred upon Mr..
Rukenbrod's amendment, upon which the
yeas and nays were called, and resulted
yeas 40. nays 81. So the amendment was
lost.
Mr.. MONOGRAM moved to amend by
striking out in section one, line sixteen.
the word ten" and insert lone hundred"
in the same section, line eighteen, and
strike out all of said section after the word
court. 1-w Jir..rg1s9 -9oil y
Mr.. MONOGRAM then demanded call
of the House, and asked the yeas and nays
thereon. Tne roll being called, 101 MEM
bers were found present. ~. a7 20
Mr.. HUGHES, of Highland, moved to
6iSnpnsQ w q I'm
der the call. The House agreed-yeas IS,
navs al.
Mr.. MONOGRAM demanded q division
ofthe question. rH,.-fr.- s5f f0
The yeas and nays were called on strik-
ing out the words '' ten and insert one hun
dred." The House refused to strike OUT
yeas 43, nays SO. -17
The question was then upon striking out
in the same sectipn all after the word
court. The yeas and nays were called, and
the House refused to strike out-yeas A,
nays So.
Mr. WALLING moved that the bill be
read third time now, and demanded the
yeas and nays thereon.
The CHAIR decided the motion to be in
order. Ill
An appeal was taken from the decision
OF the Chair, and the yeas and nays de-
manded thereon.
The decision of the Chair was sustained
yeas 81, nays "a.
The question was then upon reading the
bill third time now. The House agreed
yeas 81. nays 46.
The bill was then read thiri time.
Mr.. WALLING demanded the previous
question on the passage of the bill. r.3 ..
Mr.. MCMORRAN demanded call of the
House. A call was had, and 90 member;
were found present.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Highland, moved tc
/ suspend all further proceedings under the
call. The House agreed.
Mr.. MONOGRAM moved to adjourn, anG
demanded the yeas and nays thereon. Tht
House refused to adjourn-yeas Al, ne 's 81
Mr.. MONOGRAM moved to lay the bill
on the table. The House refused-yeas AZ
nays 81.
The question then was, "shall the mair
question be now put" The House agreed
The yeas and nays were called on tn,
passage of the bill, and resulted-yeas So
NAYS AZ.
Those who voted in the affirmative, wer,
Messrs. Acker, Baker, Ball. Behmer
Branch, Buell., Callen, Cockerill, Denman
Dilworth. DUNCAN, Fielding, Finley, Fitch
Castor, Gerhart, Gordon, Headley, Hen
bricks, Hill of Defiance. Hord, Hughes o
Butler, Hughes of Highland, Jewett
Jones, Kemp, Kennon, Larwill, Lawson
Leete, Mann, McMarreIl, Moffett, Neal
Newman. Nichol, Parks, Parr, Pennisten
Read, Richardson, Ross, Rutter, Shaw
Stickney, Swain, Swetland, Thompson o
Stark, Thornhill, Walling, Wilson, Worth
Speaker-53.
Those who voted in the negative, were
Messrs. Anderson, Belts Bordon. Brooke
Garfield, Cannon. Carpenter. Coleman
Crist, Dennis, Dickson, Dunn, Eames. Gal
| lup, Hill of Erie. Hill of Fulton, Howard
johnson, Kain, Kenneth, Kerr OF Fayette
Kerr of Jefferson, Lawrence. Lee, Lewton
McMorran, Moore, Parker, Pond, Ritezell
Rough, Rukenbrod. Saylor. Scott of Ham
ilton. Scott of Warren, Sherwin, Sinclair
Sisler, Skaats. Stewart, Thompson of Co
lumbiana, Ullery, Warnking, Warren
Welsh. Wolf, Wood-47.
So the bill passed. ,f .-r
The bill so amends section "a of an act tc
preserve the purity of elections, as to in
flict additional penalties upon election Off
GERS for receiving illegal votes, or for re-
tusing to receive votes from qualified elec.
tors; and that said penalties shall not apply
to Clerks or Judges of Elections, for refu
sing to receive the votes of persons havin
visible admiXture of African blood no.
shall they be liable for damages by reason
OF such rejection.
On motion of Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler
the House took recess till Tomorrow
! morning at O'Clock A. NJ.