Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-11

dered to look into this matter and report
at an early day to this House by bill or 9TH |
erwise.
Mr.. r.LEE, of Delaware, offered the follow |
ing resolution, which was not agreed to:
Resolued, That the standing committee on |
Manufactures and Commerce be directed |
to inquire into the expediency and pro
priety OF providing by legislative enact |
ment, that eight hours should be a legal
days work for all apprentices, minors aud
children bound to service, and report by
bill or otherwise. EE
Mr.. DENMAN offered the following res
olntion, which was adopted.
Resoived, That the Clerk of the House
prepare and have printed daily, from and
alter the 18th day of January, A. d. 1868,
for the use of the members, the usual num-
Der OF copies OF a .'daily calendar" show-
ing by their number, author and title
l. All bills for second reading;
2. All billsf third reading; 9u
.. All bills in committee of the Whole;
4. All special orders of the day; which
calendar shall be laid on the desk of mem
bers at the opening of each days session.
Mr.. NEAL offered the following resolu-
tiOn, which was adopted: - as
Resolued, That the committee on the Ju-
dietary be instructed to inquire into the
expediency OF appointing committee oil
three to revise the statutes of this State. Z
Mr.. BEGINNER asked and obtained leave
to present the petition of S. p. Weaver.
John Wright and 6S others, praying for the
passage of law to empower and allow the
board of the special school district of OF
tawa, Putnam county, Ohio. to borrow
money for the purpose of purchasing site
and building school house in said school
district, which was referred to select COM
mittee of one-Mr. Behmer.
Mr. Mr-THORNHIT.T, r, Ua va notica tb o. o,,
Tomorrow, he would move to amend the
fifth standing rule of the House, so that
the committee on Finance shall consist of
nine members and the committee on iAgri-
culture shall also consist of nine men,
bers. .....-. ,.-, ,s,r b.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. MANN asked and obtained leave to
introduce a bill to amend section sixth of
an act entitled an act providing for the
erection of public buildings, passed March
8, 1881. Read the first time.
Mr.. .LEWTON-A bill to fix the rate of
interest and to repeal certain acts therein
named. Leave granted and bill read the
first time. es. lo ...,,..,,,,...-- ...,
Mr.. BROOKE-A bill to amend the sixth
section of an act entitled an act to provide
for the registry of births and deaths, pass
ed March Is, 1867. Leave granted, and
bill read first time. o4 -asr+c L11;r
On leave, Mr.. ROSS, from the joint COM
mittee appointed to make arrangements tor
the Inauguration of the Governor elect,
made the following report: = l..i .ti , p -
l. That the Judges of the Supreme Court,
Executive officers, Mayor and City Council
of Columbus, the clergy and members Of
the press, be and they hereby are invited to
attend The Inauguration. and that they meet
with the Senators and Representatives at
the Senate Chamber on Monday next at 2
o'clock P. NJ. "
2. That the military of the city of Column
bus be, and they are hereby invited to per-
form escort duty on the occasion, and that
for this purpose they meet the committee
of Management at the west terrace of the
Capitol at 1:30 P. NJ. of said day, and pro-
ceed with them to the residence of the Gov
ernor elect, and escort him to the Gov
errors rooms in the State House, where
he will be met by the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor and Lieutenant Governor
elect. a.. ..,er-
The Inauguration ceremonies will take
place either on the east terrace or i'm the
rotunda of the Capitol as the committee
may direct, and the persons assembled in
the Senate Chamber will proceed to the
place of Inauguration in the following or
der: The Judges of the Supreme Court,
members of the press, the Mayor and Mem
bers of the Council of the city of Column
bus, officers of the Executive Department,
except the Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the clergy, the sergeants-at- arms
and clerks of the two houses, the President
pro tenapore of the Senate and Speaker of
the House of Representatives, Members of
the General Assembly.
The joint committee will accompany the
Governor and Governor elect, the Lieu
tenant Governor and Lieutenant Governor
elect, to the place of Inauguration, where
the following exercises will take place:
Music; Prayer; Inaugural Address; Oath
of office to be administered to the Governor
elect by the. Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court; Music. The joint committee will
then escort the Governor to his rooms in
the Capitol. and the Senate and House of
Representatives will return to the Senate
Chamber, where the oath of Office will be
administered to the Lieutenant Governor
elect by one of the Justices of the Supreme
Court, all of which is respectfully submit
ted, -uH IL. Ross, l454t 81
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S. T. ,MCMoRRAN,
JACOB WOLF, ~
House Committee.
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95g a.,- JNo. l.. WINNER,
..-..i5 ..,..,. JNO. +. ToRRENCE,
Senate Committee.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler. moved to
amend the report by striking out the "mil-
itary part" of the programme. l4s
After brief debate by Messrs. Hughes,
of Butler, and Hill. of Defiance, in favor of
striking out, and Messrs. Wolf, McMorran,
Dilworth and Ross against it, the motion
to strike out was put and lost-yeas 40,
nays 30. ail ..s..s -.-....I-t.. ss s.a.
The report was then adopted.
Mr.. LEWTON asked and obtained leave
to introduce a bill limiting the rule as to
damages recoverable in certain actions
therein named. Read the first time.
Mr.. HUGHES, Of Highland, asked and
obtained leave to introduce bill to amend
section nine of the act entitled an act secur-
ing the benefits of the writ of habeds corpus
as amended BY section one, passed April
IA. 1868. Read the first time.
Adjourned .-o ii
DlED:
SNYDERmfn this city. on Friday morning, jan