Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
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MORNING SESSIo

row morning.
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: u 10 MORNING SESSION.
| IS 81 CATTLE DISEASE. il2oii .i'i
Mr.. CANNON, from the committee o.
Agriculture, to whom was referred tn
resolution relating to the cattle disease, o.
yesterday reported in favor of the adOptio
of said Joint resolution.
Mr.. COCKERILL moved to amend th
resolution so as to make the committee ol
the part of the House consist, of three, in
stead OF five members. Alter remarks b,
Messfs. Cannon, Scott, of Warren. AM
Coekerill, the amendment was agreed to-
The question then recurred upon tn
adoption OF the resolution as {, amended
The resolution was adopted-yeas rs, nay
one. '9 s1A't' :
5a2i9 asad7 COMMITTEES. - W fo5!
The SPEAKER appointed Mr.. Jones, q
Allen county, member of the committe
upon Benevolent Institutions, to- fill tn
vacancy occasioned by the election of MI
Thornhili as Speaker of the House.
Also, for same reason, MIR. Hughes. o
Highland, on the committee on Finance.
s9asTsnib BnLlINTRoDucED.p p5I g1sw u
Mr. IRUKENBROD, h. B. No. 4O7 IT,
repeal certain act therein named, whicl
was; read q first time. = a. ~
-, 40 a.. ELECTION FRAUDS.
Mr.: SHERWIN offered for adoption tn,
following resolution: i q! in2i7 ai'" Z
.H9R. No. 176Aw WHEREAS, We have rea
son to believe that great frauds have beer
committed, at the late State and Presiden
tial elections in this State; therefore be it
RESOLVED bythis House, That a committee
of three be eappointed2 whose duty it shal
be at their earliest convenience to report q
bill for a Constitutional and Judiciary
Registry law, so as to prevent like occur.
renee at any future election in this State.
Mr.. HUGHES of Highland, moved &c
refer the resolution to the committee on
Privileges and Elections. -.
| After remarks by Messrs. Cockerill.
Pond. WaIling. Hughes, of Highland. Sher-
win, Ball and Wolf, the motion was lost.
Mr.. BALLthen moved to refer the reso-
lution to the committee on the Judiciary
The motion did not pi ievail. IL
The question then REQUIRED Upon the
adoption of the resolution, which was
agreed to--yeas 81, nays 2s. -,,.,--. y+,.,,,
The CHAIR appointed the following
committee on MIR. Sherwin's resolution
Messrs. Sherwin, Callan and Hill, OF De-
fiaHce. atl, Z. -s3f4t- .fsffoqsI ri, s.,f ~
Mr.. HILL declined to serve. -, =. -.
The CHI AIR then appointed Mr.. Cock
Grill to fill the vacancy on the committee.
who also declined to serve, but was not lex-
cused from serving. tf,4sd5 ss-,ts-l4 ~.
Mr.. COCKERILL said: j.
Mr.. SPEAKER-I am opposed to the reso-
luton of the gentleman from CuyabOea. +
understand its object to be to pass regis
try law, and 1 think after the State of Ohio
has for nearly seventy years conducted her
elections without the -Onerous, com plica-
tive and fraudulent machinery of a regis
trV law tn the sQfiefQarinp of hnr
we, should hesitate long before we make
any such change in the voting laws of our
State E1aYT 2 -5iJ1SI r. tisf1 -17 2 =
Lam opposed to the whole thing, and
here notify gentlemen that / shall oppose
the proposition from beginning to end.
am not to be frightened from the right
by che charge that great frauds have been
on the ballot box. into the,sup-
port OF an Infamous registry law..I can
not very well serve on the committee.
Mr.. BALL offered the following resolu-
tion. which was adopted: :o67 oiiFaf99m =
H.R. No. l77--Resolued, That the several
State officers, including the trustees of the
several benevolent institutions and the Di-
rectors of the Ohio Penitentiary be re-
4uested TO state to this House the earliest
DAY on which their respective reports can.
be laid before the Legislature. y...l sdt
afi - ADJOURNMENT. e...t =.
On motion OF Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren.
House joint resolution in, relation to ad-
ourning till the first Monday in January,
1868, was taken from the table. lol 5iif.i
Mr.. MANN moved to amend as follows:
strike out the words until the first Monday
IN January" and add the words, '.sine d,e."i
Mr.. .HUGHE5,of Highland, moved TO re-
Ter the resolution, together with the pend
ng amendment, to the committee on FL
nance, which was not agreed to.
The question being upon agreeing to the
amendment proposed by MIR Mann. the
anne was not agreed to-yeas 8, nays "a.
Mr.. HUGHES. of Butler, moved to
lmend, by striking out the word 'sFriday"
md insert "Wednesday" Strike out
First Monday in January, 1861" and in
ert First Tuesday, OF January, 1862" at
O'Clock P. NJ. The amendment was agreed
MrsNEAL offered che following substi-
ute :ns.l.T s-tet3Fs.a = -, ,5-ls,.l -. a..
Sub. b. J. R. No. 92- Resolued bvthe Gem
raj Assembly of the State of Ohio, That this
General Assembly will adjourn sine die on
friday. the 9th of February, A.D., 1859, at
0iO'clock A. NJ. The substitute was not
greed to-yeas, 81, nays So.
The question then recurred upon the
Idoption of the resolution. 81 pfi-ioH
Mr.. BALL opposed the resolution.
Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, favored the res
,lution.
Mr.. AcKER doubted the propriety of its
passage. J-5lb-a -zHfir. ~ tJla-FJii 9GI ~
Mr.BAKER was for doing up our legis-
alive work now. - -; =.
Pending the consideration of the resolu-
ion, the House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION. s77
The House concurred in Senate amend
nents to II. j. r. No. 81, proposing the APP
,ointment of a committee to investigate
he Central Lunatic Asylum matter, and
authorize the committe to sit during any
racation or session of the Legislature
reas a, nays 2. "a isssr5i ~ s5.sagq
arz LUNATIC ASYLUM. susG a- sii
Mr.. PARR, on leave, from the commit
zee on Benevolent Institutions, to whom
vas referred House resolution No. 10 rel
tive to the Lunatic Asylum, reported back
he following III. j. r. No. So. 3 'o- s,.5
Resolued By the General Assembly of, the
State of Ohio, That the officers of the North
.rn Lunatic Asylum at Newberg, be and
hey are hereby directed to receive and
provide tor as many of the durable insane
# the recent inmates of the Central Luna
ic Asylum as the capacity of said North.
'rn Lunatic Asylum will permit; and that
he officers of the Southern Lunatic Asy-
um at Dayton receive into said Asylum
ecent and durable cases of insanity from
he. Central District on the same conditions
md under the same regulation as they are
irected by law to receive similar cases
rom the Southern District, until the Gem
raj Asylum is rebuilt, or they are, other |
wise directed by law, and that the sum OF
'l7700 which was appropriated to pay the |
ecessary current expenses of the Central |
Asylum for the first quarter of 1869, is
ereby made applicable for the proper care
t such patients of the Central District as |
re received by said Southern and North
rn Asylums, and the Auditor of State is
ereby authorized and required to issue his
variant upon the Treasurer of State for
pch sum or sums as may be necessary to
'ay for the proper care of such patients.
The resolution was adopted-yeas SO
ays none.. gTccs :, -
Mr. RUTTER asked and obtained leave
D submit communication from the Roa I'd