Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28

Ic'CITeu " tueH appropriate committees
for revision. aif7f-g -. ssa-lsgsl'FT
,Hiss THIRD READING OF BILLS. j. nIa
House bill to amend an act entitled ian
at night and for the protection of Sheep"
passed April a, 1866, was read the third
time, and the question being upon its
passage. .1gl li.r 7,,s-,-fI ei lt.iti
Mr.. SWAIN said his object in introduc-
ing the bill was, that in his county several
citizens had engaged in the business of
raising cashmere goats. Last summer it
was found that dogs were disposed to at
tack, worry and kill these goats. and that
upon reference to the law, iG was found
that there was no penalties affixed for the
loss or injury OF these goats. His object
was to extend similar protection to goats of
that character as to sheep. These anImals
were very costly, and, if destroyel, we're a
heavy loss to their owners. He thought
the bill should pass, as such law was
needed. hnin7 .ssf a-E s.se-r. i.-
The yeas and nays were called and re-
sulten-yeas 81, nays 5. So the bill passed.
House bill to authorize the Board of Ed
ucation in the special school district in the
incorporated village of Ottowa, Putnam
county, to borrow money to purchase site
and erect school house, was read the third
time, and the question being upon its pas
sage, .Is5ia'o ! - 20 u elsil1tani
Mr.BGHMER said the village Of Otta-
wa was almost destitute of school privi-
lePrs, for the reason that their present
school house was entirely too small. The
people there were unanimous on the ques-
tion of building the new house. A diff
Guilty was found in renting proper places
to hold schools, because of the injury re-
sulting to buildings. The people there
needed new and more commodious build-
ing for the accommodation of the district,
AS the scholars were numerous.
Mr.. ACKER favored striking out per
cent. aud inserting6 per cent. 40 sia.(s
Mr. BGHMER thought it impossible to
borrow the money at such rates. s
Mr.. HILL. of Erie, thought as the people
had petitioned unanimously for the law,
he was in favor of letting them have the
bill with the rate per cent. which it fixed.
He thought it the business only of the peo-
pie OF Ottawa as to whether they gave 6 or
8 per cent. for the money. ''''''
MIR. BGHMER was anxious that the bill
be let alone just as it was. t-a s.iI
Mr.. RUKENBROD wanted the bill let
to local bills. But he thought this bill
really necessary. The district had no
school building, and it might be cheap even
at s per cent. interest co have new one for
such district.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Hamilton. said there was
general disposition to build extravagant
houses for such purposes. He was more
troubled to know why such a house could
not be built for $4,000 instead of $4,000.
The rate of interest did not trouble him,
for money would command its value any
where. .f, va- 7at a.,iah ~
mr. Dali tnougnG lne Dlii was reilsonl
a.. oo tIs peoptJ mauteu ~ anu ne h;n as as
a.i;..S oa te'S,uk sne,n nav Sne,. YIN as
ues.eu.S 1nH dhe Oonos lniSnC not coninauo
Dir. HUGHES, of Butler, and Mr.. STICK
ley were in favor of passing the bill.
,,ta..ae M ~as opposou W eua"sins
rIIIese run y, per cens' W auy osuer EAte'
ne nopeH tne DiIi wo9id NOT pass
VI i1E " Wy salu tnTne s,. was a sSoItou
~ preTTn. TI. tmem, Lon M senlnS pouus oefow
par .ney Lnsnt oe cGun Peiteu W pay iaore :
suau s!A per CENT, anu tuat WoaiS .ueleAt
.nc oClecs u tie piit amu PreySn. SuS eLec -
lion oI tnel new DuilGipg: ne tnougnt II
they were gong 70 limit tne faIe, tney
in1 a areatar rota tbop s;x rar con-, amd
also penalty to compel citizens of Putnam
county to loan money for this purpose
? The yeas and nays were called upon the
passage of the bill. and resulted---yeas 63,
nays 10. So the bill passed. Esr ~ =,
pvr,rIoys
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VIZ peS.tiou u II, E.. -; " niueIy anu 4VV
other citizens of Coiumbiana county, yot-
saI,' anS % aiShtvNnine 1 n.hor iad;.s nf san,a
countv @ osE;nn for q W. us 70 nrotnct the nah
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oiat;on wbich @ oagaeu nas rsed INC res
( ! Resoired. That a COMMITTEES of three be
onno;nreT r., w.;. ~, NJ Eonto - Tho
HawarS Miss;onA New Yort and invite
hin, To- ho nresont ~ s',oh bnmr M th;s 49,
noon as mav Ie conuan;ent ond o;ve nc n a
nnnortnn;ty IF ,;stan;n~ ~ The scnr. IF Nc
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NJ pifETI on 1oova ,rosortod tho No
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nres as viii n Load ~ the asto hi;shmayt nt an
institnt;on for ;uwen;,a Ssmaiea 'Po,orrod
70 the comm;t;ea On panawnisnt inst,tu1
tionsD
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ISIkoDucTioN OF BILLS. s.3iilau
Mr.. ROSS introduced bill to authorize
cities of the second class, having popula-
tiOn OF twelve thousand and upward at the
last Federal census, to borrow money and
issue bonds for the purpose Of purchasing
ground and erecting building thereon,
for city hall, and other purposes. Read the
first time. Gi: 7a. 2i.tal3i1 Lla-i.ii
s Recess. - .au..L. =. .lls- u.saard1
AFTERNOON SESSION. ~
On motion of Mr.. THORNHILI. the
House resolved itself into a committee of
the Whole ON the orders of the day. 10
The committee took up the bill pro-
yiding tor the assessments and taxation of
nronerty.
The Gnestion of exemntion of Tinted
States hnnds from taxatipn WAS talon nm
fnr considerat;on1 vs. ""' '"Ae" "p
NJ rTEWT0N ,vos onnosod p, tox;rot Tho
bonds ot TN. Tinted States He thomgbt II
would impair the public credit and eooG
f.;,h of tha @overnmant nf the Iro;tad Stotoo
to do so. fie denied the constitnti onaiitv
of snch an act and went into a iegai arm,