Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-16

% the use or reg1mental uagS, reported a
oint resolution AS follows: /
State of Ohio, That the Superintendent of
the State House be, and he is hereby au.
and instructed, on the applica-
ton of the President and Secretary of any
association composed of members OF any
Regiment or Battery of this State.
having flags deposited in the
Flag Room of the Capitol, to de-
liver to any such ASSOCIATION or its author
lied agents, upon their written order, the
stand of colors of any such regiment or
battery to be used at the general meetings
or reunions of such associations, and to be
returned by the said officers within twenty
day ysafter said meeting or reunion, to the said
Superindent of the State House, and on
failure upon the part OF any such associa-
tion so to return said stand of cOlors OBJ
tanned under the provisions of this resolu-
ton, all further rights and privileges un-
der the same shall be forfeited.
The resolution was adopted. e"
On motion the House took recess.
fa AFTERNOON SESSION.. DDS f'
p.at LEAVE OF ABSENCE. -aa as4teu
Messrs. Jewett, Worth, Rukenbrod and
Sherwin obtained leave of absence till
Tuesday next. -r E.-s f-rr
On motion of Mr.. READ, House bill No.
2l3 in relation to requiring better q Lalifica-
tions of school teachers, was taken from the
table, and the question being on the adop-
ton of the report of the committee to in
definitely postpone the bill,
Mr.. READ said that some better regula-
tion ought to be adopted concerning the
qualifications of teachers. This bill pro-
vides that teacher shall have certificate
from the directors of the school where he
last taught as to his ability to teach, before
being employed. I9H Jas 10 ifi.iIid zoo
Mr.. DJLWORTH thought this unfair
and very perPl-Xing. He was not willing
powers. H.i4' ~. ii' ----i -si ,'4'
Mr.. LEETE thought it would be safer to
trust such men than those alta distance, for
they weremost interested in the matter.
Mr.. BOEHMER thought the County Ex-
aminers had to decide the matter after all,
and it would be very difficult to do justice
under such bill as this. @
Mr.. POND said the Examiners only GER
titled as to the educational qualifications
teachers, and knew nothing about their
ability to govern and teach school. He
favored the bill. l.-ra1--za-7az-
Mr.. RUTTER said the committee were
of opinion that ifsuch bill passed. it would
break down the common school system of
the State. ~ u
MI. HUGHES, of Highland, said be
thought such certificates would aid very
much in procuring good teachers for our
schools.
Mr.. HUGHES. of Butler. moved to lay
the bill and report on the table. s,z
The House disagreed.
Mr.. READ thought the bill had merit in
it. He thought improper persons often OBJ
tanned certificates to teach. Such fellows
were often imposed upon schools, and If the
directors were not able to judge of these
things who could?
Mr.S1SLER said many directors were in
competent to Judge of the qualifications OF
teachers; and such law would subject
teachers to great trouble and expense, as
we'll as the Board of Education. Such a
thing would fix stain on the character OF
many worthy teachers.
Mr.. MANN moved to amend the bill by
allowing an attorney to aid teachers, to be
paid out of the school fund.
The House disagreed. ne
The previous question was on indefi-
nitely postpo2ing the bill. The yeas and
nays were called and rssulted-yeas 80
nays 80. So the motion to postpone was
disae reed to.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time on Thursday next.
THIRD READING.
Mr.. RUTTER-House bill to authorize
the city of Lancaster to fund its present
Indebtedness, was read a third time.
Mr.. RUTTER said the city OF Lancaster
incurred debt of $4,000 to build depot
This bill is to authorize the city to fund its
debt. a r
The yeas and nays were called and re-
sulted-yeas 81, nays O.. So the bill passed
Mr.. HUTCHESON-Senate bill to au-
thoriZe master commissioners to admin
listers oaths. as read third time.
Messrs NEAL and HILL, of Defiance,
favored the bill. y
The bill passed-yeas Sc, nays l.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. .DENMAN-A bill to amend sections
and l3 of an act entitled an act defining
the publication and regulating the prac-
tice of Probate Courts in the counties OF
Erie, Lucas, Richland, Holmes, Montgom-
cry, Delaware, Franklin, Scioto, and JEFF
erson, passed April 13 and took effect May
l, 1858. Read the first time.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Highland, bill to
amend sections and of the amended act
to provide for the election of President
passed February 15, 1920, and amended
March 30. 1864. Read the first time.
Mr.. HORD-A bill to authorize certain
townships, in Marion county to levy ajax
for the purpose of clearing Scioto river OF
DRIFT and other distractions.
REPORT.
Mr.. BROOKE moved to take from the
table House bill No. 10S, relating to more
competent dentistry, that substitute to the
bill might be adopted. The House agreed.
The substitute was agreed to and the bill
ordered to be read third time on Tuesda y
next. 10
On motion of Mr.. GORDON the House
adjourned
fss -f DIED:
MClITSTER-On Sunday aftarnoon at o,clock