Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-16

DraDcn. 6ueii, CdIIen, COckerlll, Cusac,
Denman, Dilworth, DUNCAN, Fielding, Fin
ley, Fitch, CASTOR. Gerhart, Gordon, Head |
ley, Henricks, Hill of Defiance, Hord, |
Hughes of Butler, Hughes of Highland, |
Jewett, Jones, Kemp, Kennon, Larwill, |
Lawson, Leete, Mann, McMarrell, Moffett, |
Neal, Newman, Nichol, Parks, Parr, PEN |
nisten, Read, Richardson, Robinson, Ross,
Thompson Of Stark, Thornhill, Wilson,
Worth, Speaker-55. s-tt
Those who voted in the negative, were:
Messrs.Anderson, Belts, Borden, Bronson,
Brooke, Cantield, Cannon, Carpenter, Cole
man, Crist, Dennis, Dickson, Dunn, Eames,
Gallup. Hare, Hill of Erie, Hill of Fulton,
Howard, johnson, Kain, Kerr of j. efferson,
Lawrence, Lee, Lewton, McMorraD, Moore,
parker, Pond, Ritezell, Rough, Rukenbrod,
Saylor, Scott of Hamilton, Scott of War
ren, Sherwin, Sisslerg Skaats, Stewart,
thompson of Columbiana, Warnking,
Warren, Welsh, Wolf, Wood-45. rI
So the bill passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion of Mr.. HILL. of Defiance, the
House proceeded to the consideration of
the special order for two and a hall O'Clock,
being s-lf ~
III. B. No. 26e., Mr.. HILL, of Defiance
To provide for the organization, regulation
and more efficient government of the po-
lice In cities of the first class which have
been advanced to that grade between de-
cennial periods.
| The bill was read the third time.
On motion of Mr.. SINCLAIR, the bill
was recommitted to him as select COM
mittee of one, with instructions TO amend,
and was so amended and Immediately re-
ported back.
1he report was agreed to. .-i.
/ Mr.. DENNIS moved to recommit the bill
! with instructions to farther amend by add
no rd in6c ~ les o,,l
all cities of the first class containing less
than one hundred thousand inhabitants at
the last Federal census" uiE
/ Mr.. DENNIS explained the necessity of
his amendment, and trusted that Cleveland
would be allowed to come under its pro-
visions. ir7.Ii '.i-a .
Mr.. SHERWIN also advocated the
amendment, and said if this was good
bill, and he thought it was, he wanted it to
apply to Cleveland.
Mr.. HILL. of Defiance, thought the
Mayor OF Cleveland had power to appoint
policemen, and he was amenable to the
people tor faithfully discharging his du-
ties. The reason why Cleveland was left
out OF this bill is, because, for the last four
years the Democrats OF Cleveland have
been under the iron heel of the Metropol-
itan police, and he wanted that thing to
stop.
Mr.. WALLING said that, in redistrict-
SleNcldDU. WdTuS 0du D66n IOrfGeQ W1LD
not over one hundred voters in them, that
the Republicans might control the City
Council. He wanted justice done all classes
in Cleveland, and until that is done, he did
nor feel disposed to- let this bill apply to
thatscity. -.
Mr.. WALLING moved the following as
additional instructions: Strike out the
words 'less than 100000 at the last Federal
census" The House agreed-yeas 81, nays
SO,
The question was then on the adoption
of Mr.. Dennis's amendment as amended
by Mr.. Walling's amendment. The House
refused to recommit-yeas 80, nays CO.
The question was then on the passage ot
the bill, upon which the yeas and nays
were called, and resulted yeas So, nays 43
So the bill passed. e
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. RUTTER offered the following Joint
resolution, which was adopted:
i III. j. Il. No. 60. WHEREAS, JuneJta Dix.
en-, small girl of about tiftt en- years o.
age, Was at the court OF Common Pleas o.
Defiance county, May term, 1867, convicted
of grand larceny, and sentenced to impris
onment in the Ohio Penitentiary for the
period of two years; and
WHEREAS, 1t is understood that such pro.
3 vision can be made at the State Reforu
e Farm in Fairgeld county as will admit the
e said Junetta DiXen to that institution, anC
f place her, without detriment to its inter.
} ests, under such care as would secure hel
from the decentralization of the prison, anG
afford her the opportunities for mental ant
moral culture, and proper instruction il
: domestic affairs; therefore, be it
Resolued By the General Assembly of tn,
State of Ohio, That the Governor be, anC
hereby is, authorized to issue his warran
, for the transfer of the said Junetta Dixer
from the OHIO Penitentiary to the State
Reform School, there to be held and treated
so far as practicable, under the same law
and regulations of that institution.
On motion of Mr.. POND, the House tool
. a recess until nine o'clock A. NJ to-mor
row morning.