Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
r.. BELvILLE demand a call of the

Mr.. BELVILLE demand call of the |
Honse.
Mr.. G ORDON asked leave of absence for |
Mr.. Hughes, of Butler. for one hour.
The House refused to grant leave.
The roll was called and So members
found present.
Furtner proceedings dispensed with un-
der call.
Mr.. CANFIELD moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House adopted
House resolution No. 104 in relation to alb
sentees, upon which the yeas and nays
were demanded, had, and resuIted-yeas
63, nays "a. So the House agreed to re-
consider. IaE
The question was then upon the adop-
tion of the resolution, upon which the yeas
and nays were demanded, ordered, and re-
sulted-yeas 80, nays SO.
Those who voted in the affirmative were
Messss. Anderson, Baker, Bphmer,
Branch. Buell., Carpenter, Cusac, Gerhart.
Hord, Hughes of Butler, Kennon, Mann.
McMarrell, Neal. Newman, Nichol, Parker.
Parks, Parr, Robinson. Ross, Rough. Scott
Hamilton, Stewart, Stickney, Sw iim.
Swetland. Thornhill, Worth, Speaker-30
Those who voted in the negative were-
Messrs. Acker, Ball, Belville, Belts, Bor-
den. Brooke, Callen, Garfield, Cannon.
Cockerill, Dilworth, DUNCAN. Dunn, Eames,
Fielding, Finley. Fitch, Gallup, CASTOR,
Gordon, Hare. Henricks. Hill OF Defiance
Hill of Fulton. Howard, Hughes of
Highland. johnson, Jones, Kahn, Kemp,
Kennett, Kerr of Fayette. Kerr of Jeffer
son. Larwill, Lawson, Lee, Leete, Lewton,
McMorran, Moffett, Moore, Pennsten,
Pead, Richardson, Ritezell. Rukenbrod.
Rurter, Saylor, Scott of Warren, Sherwin.
Sisler, Thompson OF Columbiana, Thom-
son of Stark, Walling, Warnking, Warren,
Welsh, Wood,-50.
SO the resolution was lost.
REPORTS.
On motion of Mr.. ANDERSON the re-
port OF the committee on Judiciary on II
b. No. 60, in relation to increasing fees OF
witnesses in civil and criminal cases, was
taken from the table. and after some dis
cussion by Messrs. Hill, of Defiance, Ru-
kenbrod, Baker, Ball, Acker. and others,
the motion to indefinitely postpone the bill
was disagreed to, and the bill was ordered
| to be engrOssed and read a third time on
/ Tomorrow.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, offered the fol-
| lowing joint resolution, which was referred
| to committee on Printing:
| WHEREAS, Few copies of the reports OF
| the proceedings of the Constitutional Con.
| vention held in 1902 are now in existence
| and. i2 ra
| WHEREAS. Said proceedings are worthy
| of preservation and perpetuation; there.
| fore,
Reso1ved By the General Assembly of tn
| State of Ohio, That the Secretary OF State b,
directed to procure the printing and bind
ing in cloth OF 500 copies of said report o
proceedings, 100 for the State Library 10,
| for distributiOnto the several county audit
/ Ors, to be preserved in their offices for the
| use of the people of their respective coun
| ties, and the remainder for the use OF tn,
members of the General Assembly.
| On motion of Mr.. ACKER, the House ad
| journed.
NoTE-Several egregious errors occur in
setting up the proceedings of the House
| of Saturday last. Mr.. Bell (there being M
such name in the House) is represented al
having offered joint resolution, instead Of
| Mr.. Ball, of Muskingum. nui5fe.
Mr.. Campbell, of the Senate, is represent
ed as having reported back House bill con
cerning the "great seal of Ohio" insteat
of Mr.. Garfield, of the House.
Mr.. PARIS resolution concerning the alb
sentees. was set up as having been lost
when the vote was yeas AZ nays 80, and re
ported adopted.