Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-11

to the bill, but might vote for it at future
day, If we should come under better coun-
sells and brighter financial prospects.
Mr.. RUTTER moved to refer the bill to
select committee of one, with instructions
to amend as follows:
Amend by striking out all after the en-
acting clause in line IA, and insert the fol-
lowing:
That the Governor be and is hereby re-
quired to make formal demand of the Gen
eral Government for the payment of the
several claims set forth in the foregoing
preamble. and that he request our Repre-
sentatives in Congress and instruct our
Senators to vote tor all needful measures
looking to the payment of said claims"
Mr.. PENNISTEN hoped the bill would
not be recOmmitted.
Mr.. BAKER approved the amendment,
and desired its passage.
Mr.. LEETE thought the amendment
should be rejected.
The motion to recommit was lost-yeas
25. nays 20.
The question was then upon the passage
OF the bill. upon which the yeas and nays
were called and resulted-yeas AZ, nays 90.
Those who voted in the affirmative were:
Messrs. Acker, Anderson, Ball, Belville,
Bnhmer. Borden. Branch, Buell., Cockerill,
Crist, DUNCAN. Fielding. Finley, Fitch,
CASTOR, Hare, Henricks. Hughes of Butler
Hughes of Highland. JewettJ Johnson, Kain,
Kennett, Kennon, Kerr of Fayette. Kerr
of Jefferson, Larwill, Lawson. .Leete, Lew
ton, Moore Neal. Newman, Nichol, Pen
nisten, Richardson, Rukenbrod, Scott of
| Hamilton, Sinclair, Skaats, Swain, Thomp-
son OF Columbiana, Thornhill, Warnking,
Welsh, Wood, Speaker-47.
Those who voted in the negative were /:
| Messss. Baker, Belts, Bronson, Brooke,
Callen, Garfield, Cannon. Carpenter. Cole
man, Denman, Dilworth, Dunn, Eames,
Gallup, Gerhart Gordon, Headley. Hill of
! Defiance. Hill of Fulton. Hord, Howard,
Jones, Kemp. Lawrence, Lee, Mann, Nc
Marrell. McMorran, Parker, Parks. Parr,
Read, Ritezell, Robinson, Ross, Rough.
Rutter, Saylor, Scott of Warren, Sherwin,
Sisler, Stewart, rt,Stickney, Swetland, Thomp-
son of Stark, Ullery, Warren, Wilson,
Wolf. Worth-50. r---
So the bill was lost.
Mr.. HILL. of Defiance, moved to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill was lost
Mr.. FIELDING moved to lay that mo.
tion on the table.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, demanded the
yeas and nays, which were ordered, had and
resulted. yeas sc, nays A. So the motion
to lay on the table prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. BALL, House bill l16
in relation to the purchase of bridge al
GAINESVILLE, was taken from the table.
| Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, moved to rescind
the vote by which the bill was. ordered to
its third reading. The House agreed.
| The bill and its substitute were referred
| to select committee of nine-Messrs
Hill of Defiance, Stickney, Scott of War
rem, Cockerill, Lewton, Larwill, Thornhill,
Sinclair and Cantield.
| RESOLUTION.
| Mr.. STEWART, on leave, offered the fol.
| lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolued, That the committee just ap.
| pointed be instructed to inquire as to the
legality of applying the tolls received from
the National Road to any other purpose
than the keeping in repair said Nationa
Road.
House bill to authorize certain citiel
therein named to borrow money for fire
purposes, was read the third time ani
passed-yeas 49, nays s.
| House bill to amend section eleven of al
act to amend and supplementary to an ac
entitled an act to provide for the organiza
ton, supervision and maintenance of com
mon schools, passed March IA, 1852 ant
the acts amendatory thereto, was read
third time and passed-yeas 6S, nays IL.
House bill to authorize cities of the sec
ond class and the townships in which the
same may be situated, to unite in the pur.
chase and improvement of land for GENE
terry purposes, was read the third time anC
passed-yeas Y, nays 10.
Il House bill to amend section twenty-thret
of an act entitled an act to authorize coun.
ty commissioners to lay out and establish
free turnpike roads, and to repeal certain
acts therein named. was read the third tim,
and passed-yeas so, nays 4.
On motion of Mr.. LARWILL, the Hous,
adjourned.