Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-13
HOUSE,
Prayer by Rev. S. Marshall.
Journal read and approved.
tt MESSAGES

Prayer by Rev. S. Marshall.
Journal read and approved.
it+' MESSAGES.
Message from the Senate in regard to
the passage of House bill No. l. fixing the
salaries of State officers, and desiring the
concurrence of the House therein. Read
first time. House refused to suspend rule
| to read second and third times.
RESOLUTIONS ON LEAVE.
Mr.. DUNN asked and obtained leave to
introduce the following joint resolutions,
which were adopted:
RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtiues, That committee consisting of
- on the part of the Senate and i've on the
part of the House be appointed to wait
upon Gen. r. B Hayes and inform him of
his election to the office of Governor of the
State OF Ohio. ,,..-. d, ea-
| Resolued, That a joint select committee
of -On the part of the Senate and five on
the part of the House be appointed to wait
upon Gen. JnO. G. Lee, Lieutenant Cover.
nor elect, and inform him of his election.
ResolUed, That a committee of-on the
part of the Senate andetive on the part of
the House, be appointed to waitupon J. Fl.
Goldman and inform him of his election
to the Office of Auditor of State.
Resolued, That a committee consisting of
members on the part of the Senate and
five on the part Of the House, be appointed
to wait upon S. s. Warner and inform him
of his election to the Office of Treasurer of
State. s-t-...r s
Resolued, That committee consisting OF
- on the part of the Senate and five on the
part of the House, be appointed to wait
upon w. Fl. West and inform him of his
election to the office of Attorney General
of State.
On motion, the resolutions were SO
amended as to require one committee on
tAl Alxo - 4.fD Ill he
duties required of said cOmmittee-the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Dunn, Neal,
1 Buel, Newman and Warnking said COM
mittee. tlt1
Mr.. BALL moved to reconsider the vote
by which the resolution fixing the pro-
gramme for the Inauguration of Governor
passed the House on yesterday. Motion
prevailed-yeas "a, nays 80.
Mr.. BALL moved to insert the word
white, before the word military" in the
programme for the military escort and de-
manded the yeas and nays, which motion
prevailed-yeas 56, nays 3S.
The resolutions as amended were then
adopted. tf
5V,T PETITIONS.
Mr.. HEADLEY-The petition of George
| Suppes and ga other citizens of Monroe
county. praying for a law to allow the vot-
ers of Monroe county TO say where the
| Court House in said county shall be erect
ell. Referred to committee on Public
Buildings. 5ls
MIR. THOMPSON, of Columbana-The
petition of Samuel Richardson and 45 other
citizens of Columbiana county, asking an
| amendment of the laws on roads and bridg-
es, which was referred to the committee on
Roads and Highways.
| RESOLUTIONS.
| Mr.. SWAIM-A preamble and resolu-
ton. which were read and adopted:
WHEREAS, There seems to be deficiency
| in the number of chairs for the accommo-
dation of the members of the House and
8 WHEREAS, 1t is desirable on the part of
the members that they shall be comfort
ably seated; therefore,
! Reso1ued, by the House of Representa-
tiues, That the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House be instructed to Immediately procure
the number of chairs that seems to be nec-
essary for the accommodation of members.
| Mr.. COCKERILL offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Sergeant-at-Arms be
authorized and instructed to procure for
the use of the Speaker, Clerks and messen-
gers of the House, two hat or coat racks
similar to those in use in the Senate cham
| ber. -4
r-I INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. DICKSON-A bill to amend the 142d
section of an act, entitled an act to estab-
lish code of civil procedure, passed
March ii. 1858. Read first time.