Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

passed April 16, 1852 and the acts amends s
tory thereto, passed April IL, 1853, and 6
April 3, 1857, Was read the third time and |
retired to a special committee with in
structions to amend
House bill to amend section 90 of an act
entitled anact of the Jurisdiction and pro-
cedure before justices of the peace, and of
the duties of coastables in civil courts
passed March IA, 1858, was read the third
time and passed. Yeas 60, nays %.
On motion of MI. ROBINSON, the House
took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION. --
House bill providing for the election OF
county auditors aud prescribing their du-
ties, being for third reading, TIN /
Mr.. KERR. of Jefferson, moved to amend
the bill by striking out .three" years and
inserting 1.-TWO" years, as the term for aud
itors; also to'fix thetime of the CONNER ce-
ment and ending of the term of auditors.
The question was divided. The question
being on striking out the yeas and nay /
were demanded. ordered and dresulted-yeas
SO, nays %, as fellows :sisd rIe fssi.li 81 /
Those who voted in the affirmative were:
Messrs. Anderson, Ball, Belville, Belts,
Brooke, Garfield, Cannon, Carpenter Cock
erill, Coleman, Denman, Dennis, Dilworth,
Dungen, Finley, Gallup, CASTOR, Hare,
Hill, OF Erie, Hord, Hughes, of Butler,
Hughes. of Highland, johnson, Kahn, |
Kemp, Kenneth, Kerr, of Jefferson, Larwill,
Lawrence, Lawson, Lewton, McMorran,
Moffett, Moore, Neal. Newman, Nichol,
Pennisten, Ross, Rudenbrod, Rutter, Say
lor, Scott, OF Hamilton, Scott, of Warren,
Shaw, SherwiD, Sinclair, Sisler, Skaats,
Stewart, Swain, Swetland, Thompson. OF
Columbiana, Thompson, of Stark, YhOrn-
hill, Warnking, Wilson. Wood, Speaker-59.
Those who voted in the negative we're
Messrs. Baker, Callen, Dickson, Dunn,
Eames, Fielding, Fitch, Headley, Hem
rial Hin ord 80 In II = lIor,
Parks, Parr, Pond, Richardson, Ritezell,
Robinson. Rough, Stickney, Ullery, Wolf,
Worth-23. ~
So the motion to strike out prevailed.
Mr.. PENNISTEN moved that the bill
with pending amendments be indefinitely
Msssrs. PERMISSION, THORN, GAS
TON, HUGHES, of Butler, HILL and
KERR, of Jefferson, advocated the indefi-
mite postponement of the bill. s,fc,,s,fi 20 /
Messrs. LEWTON, ,DILWORTH. POND,
BAKER and THOMPSON, OF Columb mbiana,
WIRE opposed TO the postponement.o -tHt
20. The SPEAKER decided that under the
rules the House had right to perfect the
bill by amendment, before finally voting to
postpone.
Tue amendment of Mr.. KERR. of JEFF
son, changing the time of taking possession
of offices from March to December, by
county auditors, was adopted.
Mr.. BALL moved that the bill and
amendments be referred to the committee
on Finance. 9T .fa7- ~ - ds
The House refused to refer. zfi
The question was then upon indefinitely
postponing the bill, upon " hich the previ-
Gus question was demanded. The House
refused to nOstpone. zGu 1s1f
Mr.. JEWErT moved to refer the bill
with pending amendments to the COM
mittee on Finance. The motion prevailed.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CUSAC presented the petition of c.
e. Niles and 40 other citizens of Hancock
county, III relation to the auditors bill
pending. asking for the passage of the
same. Referred TO committee on Finance.
BILL READ THE THIRD TIME.
Mr.. r.LEWTON, from select committee
of one, to whom was referred Senate bill
supplementary to an act entitled an act to
regulate the sale of school lands aud the
surrender of permanent leases thereto,
passed April 16, 1852 and the acts amenda-
tory thereto, reported the same back with
the Recommendation that it pass. The bill
was read a third time, and the yeas and
nays being had on its passage, resulted
yeas 81, nays Sc. So the bill was lost.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, moved to recon
slider the vote by which the DILL was lost
The House agreed. ,4o4 s,ef Ans
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, then moved that
the bill be referred to the committee on
the Judiciary, which was agreed to- 'ips
glatsll INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. isa
. Mr.. .MCMORRAN-Abill supplementary
to an act entitled an, act to authorize cOun-
ty commissioners to construct roads on pc
tition OF a majority of land owners along
and adjacent to the line of said road and to
repeal an act therein named Read the
Mr.. CARPENTER-Ab bill to amend Sec
/ tion of an act entitled an act further to
prescribe the duties Of county commission
ers, passed April 8, 1856, as amended April
| 4, 1866. Read the first time. fod So
Mr.. MOORE-A bill supplementary to
an act to provide for the organization OF
| cities and incorporated villages, passed
May 3, 1852. Read the first time.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Highland-A bill to
amend section one of an actsupplementary
to- an act passed March IA, 1858, entitled an
| act to provide for the reorganization, su.
| pervision and maintenance of common
| schools Read the first time.
Mr.. BRONSON, from a select committee
"A bill to authorize the Board of Educa-
ton OF the incorporated village of Medina,
| in the county of Medina, to issue bonds fol
the purpose of raising money to purchase
a site and build school house thereon il
said village. Read the first time. 1ol Ya
rslas RESOLUTION. sr hus abs
Mr.. LEWTON offered for adoption the
| following joint resolution:
ResOlued by the General Assembly of thu
| Safe of Ohio, That the Auditor of Stat,
be, and he hereby is requested to report Il
the General Assembly at as early a day al
possible. t ss-
1. The name and location of each Ma.
tional Bank in the State of Ohio.
2. The amount of the capital of each Ma
tional Bank on which such bank was as
sessed for taxation each year prior to June,
| 1867.
8. The amount of the surplus fund Of
each National Bank on which taxes wer,
charged each year prior to June, 1857. c
4. The amount of deposits on which eacf
| of said banks were charged with taxes
each year prior to June, 1857.
5. The gross amount of taxes collected
| from each of said banks for each year prio
to December,- 1867. ,{,.-fo li-t
6. The gross amount of certificates fol
refunding taxes issued by said auditor Z
| each of said banks, or to the stockholders
of each of said banks, under and by virtue
of the Joint resolution OF the General As.
| sembly of the State of OHIO, passed April
4. 1857. designating the amount of taxes
| to be refunded to each OF said banks, or tht
stockholders thereof, in each year prior K
December, 1867.
The resolution was adopted-yeas 81
| nays none.
SEQ PETITIONS ON LEAVE.
Mr.. WOOD. the petition of NJ. G.. Wet
more aud 30 other citizens of Wood coun-
ty, praying tor free trade in money. Re-
| ferred to committee on Interest.
Mr.. POND, the petition OF Joseph Siglel
! aud ITO other citizens of Morgan county
| asking for law for the appointment of 9
State Naturalist. Referred to committee
! on Agriculture.
Mr. MANN, the petition of John Casey
| and 81 other citizens of Hamilton county
praying for TIE passage of a law giving
! sub-contractors the benefit OF an act tt
| create a lien in favor of mechanics and
others in certain cases. Referred to COM
mittee OH the Judiciary. fsfi5 suit
Mr.. JEWETr offered the following reso-