Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25

OHIO LEGIsLATURE.
TUESDAY. Nov. "a, 1868.
SENATE. aia,1 ,,taii,'

"a 4.s{atst, SENATE. of1rt l,tafl7,s,
-sla MORNING SESSION. Ia
The PRESIDENT called the Senate to-
order at 10 o'clock. !,
NOTICES OF BILLS. ,ot, 81
The following notices of the introduce
tion Of bills were given:
BY Mr.. KRANER-Of a bill to repeal
an act TO authorize the councils OF incor-l
porated villages to levy a tax for revenue
purposes, passed April Is, 1867. .alg :,
BY Mr.. JAMISON-Of a bill to prevent
the importation and transportation of
Texas OF Cherokee cattle. and for the pro-
lection of the cattle of the State from con-
tagious diseases. ~.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following Senate resolutions were
E'Bs Mr.. EVERETT-GTo refer SO much of
the Governors message rs relates to the
Texas cattle fever" to the committee on
Agriculture. Adopted.
By Mr.. CARTER Requesting the Pres
ident Of the Senate to invite the reverend
clergy OF the. city OF Columbus, without
distinction of creed, whether known by
the name Of bishop, priest clergyman,
preacher,i minister. pastor or any other
name tooopen the Senate each morning
with prayer; provided that noueibe invited
who are opposed to the teachings of Him
or earth and good viii toward men. Re-
ferred to the committee on the State IL
brz3rF. 0i7 81 i05aT bsz5-.a yBD7 30 10 .t4J
-tBy Mr.. EVERETTA-To refer SO much of
the Governors message as relates to a geo.
logical survey of the State to select COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Kramer, Em-
mitf, jGrisw0ld, Carter land Lawrence
AdoptedsToqeT q ssiti@mca ev'7 isiz (
.liya CENTRAL ,LUNATIc ASYLUM sfH q d
House joint resolution No. 9ls providing
for the appofn tment of q committee to in-
vestigate the Central Lunatic Asylum mat
ter. was read, when 'iil" ~. >,i'' -
Mr.. HUTCHINSON moved to refer the
resolution 20 the committee enlBenevolents
Institutions, which was, agreed to, Ia o;isj9
On motion of Mr., BROOKS, the blank
WIS fllled with the word ..thfee.n
ron motion of Mr.. BROOKS, the resolu-s
tion;was, after discussion, amended SO as .
provide that the committee report by the 8
first Wednesday inJanuary, 1863, and that,
ithave leave to sit during any session or .
vacation OF the Legislatures. G3ls 3iia'-op o-iit
MIR. .HUTCHESQN moved to, strike, out
the fourth, proposition i'm the resolution J
making It the duty Of the committee to in
vestigate the pfopriety Of selling the pres
ent site Of the Central Asylum, and apply-o
ing the proceeds to the erection rof q new
building at some other point. II 5ol. qefso
The motion was,after discussion, put and
aMr. MA Y moved an amendment to the .
resolution instructing the committee to in g
quire into the cost, plans and specifications
OF new Asylum building, or OF the repair
OF the old lOne.n ~ IN 500 ~ 1o-4lL
The motion was discussed and lost. "a liij
The House joint resolution as amended
was then adopted by, the following vote
sYEAsAMessrs. Berry, Biggs, Brooks,
Burrows, Campbell, Corey, Daneler, Dickey, 8
Dowdney. Emmitt, Evans. Everett, God-so
frey, Jamison, Kenney, Kessler, Kramer,
Linn, May, Potts, Scribner, Simmons, Sted-
N1YslNoheIsb aTsb ,fd xkI1VJ -sitM
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
-Inlefnitei leave of absence was granted
to Messrs. Rex, Stambaugh and Corey, and ff
for the remainder of this week to Mr.. Girls
wold.la 4 Z9Halc 81 s5s1Hj59i II ~ Z IH"t
CATTLE PLAGUE. .5fgin
HI. r. Ne. 93+Relatiye to the appoint
ment Of joint committee to collect infor- :,
nation in regard to the cattle plague, was
read and referfed the committee on Ag-
riculture. 3gag sss, IN. Il
H.J. r. No. 94--Providing for the ap-
pointmeHt of q commission 70 represent
the State of Ohio in convention to assem- I
BILE at Springfield, Illinois, to consider the
cattle plague, &C., was read, and referred
TO the same COMMITTEES. - SidaT 100 q
On motion of Mr.. DANGLER, the, Sem
ate took q recess till 8 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION. e@"S'
The PRESIDENT called the Senate to
order at three o'clock. isei 5Jf 81 aoi 'aln9Gl
1esy cENTR4LsLUNATIc sAsHLUM.Jr,l gHT
The Senate concurrsd in House amend 4
ment to 81. J. r. No. 81, Relative to Gem
trail Lunatiei Asylum matters, fixing the
first Tuesday In january as the time for
The joint COMMITTEES to report. as, yas1
Tie PRESIDENT then appointed |
Messrs. Biggs, Hutchesona and Kramer as
the Senate.
H.J.R. No. s5,1 Providing for the care
Of the patiehtsof the Central Lunatic Asy-Hi
lum district in the Northern and Southern /
Asylums, was read and referred to the COM
mittee on Benevolent Institutions.
2hi'iad THE CATTLE PEAGUE. do2 asE7s
Mr.. EVANS, from the committee on Ag-
rieultare. reported back H. j, r. No. SO,
hllipg. the blank with the 4
word 'two, and the passage of the resolu-
hon. 0f3di- s-'fs1 fislt
The blank was filled accordingly, and the
resolution was then adopted, ,....,...5--l
Mr.. EVANS, from the same committee, /
reported back II. j. r. No. 81, recon-
mendipg striking out the word ttbree,n
designating the number of the commission
TO attend the Convention at Springfield, /
illinois, and inserting ''any number not ex-
;eeding i've, Land the passage of the reso-y
luton when so amended. ia,,- go ~ .-,.;i
The amendment was agreed to, and the
as amended was then adopted.
sfh .bHa LEAVE oF,ABsENcE. ~ ~ aotkh
Indefinite leave Of absence was granted
o MIR. Keifer.f Tol sUns TiH isaf3irl j raziE
RIBgEE TO THE MEMORY OF Kx-GovERNoRI
.ss..,,.,-r, DAVID TOD.
Mr.. WOODWORTH offered the follow /
ng resolutions: y ~ ii'12-'t' i'
WHEREAs,l In the dispensation of Divine
'royidence, David Tod, Ex-Governor of |
ohio. was removed from this life on the
9th day of November, 1865 and a. i3'l iAii
WHEREAS, 1t is proper that we the rep L
Of the people who mourn his
0ss, participating in their sorrow, should,
n view of his services to our State In the
)ast, express our regret Tor the iilustrious /
deceased; therefore be it
Resofued By the Senate of Ohio, That in I
he death Of Ex- Governor Tod, our State
md Nation have sustained the loss of a
most able, influential and patriotic citizen, Ii
% whose eminent services, as Chief Exec
tive of our State, in the darkest period L
,f our national existence, is due, in no in
degree, the preservation of
he union Of the fathers. and whose patri-
proud place In the history of our natfor,
md an Immortality as lasting as the re-
ults he sided to achieve. aai hsfsijsi9 i
Res6tced, That while we are deeply NOV.
d by the sad event of his death, we should |
'e thankful to our Heavenly Father that
here was given to us man whose wisdom
md patriotism as statesman; whose vir-
ues as a, CITIZEN and whose nobleness as
man, will prove beacon for the future
S they were guide and exemplar in the
aT'i - s9 lig a51f ts ioasif,, 80
Resolred, That these resolutions be spread
lpon the journal, and the President of the
senate is hereby requested to transmit
Opy of them to the family of the deceased.
Resolued. That the Senate do now adionrn.