Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-29
THIRD READING,


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H. B. All: To amend an act entitled an |
act supplementary to an act entitled ian |
act for the Incorporation and regulation OF |
life insurance companies, passed April l6.
1867, passed May 5, 1868, was read the third
time. -, e.s
Messrs. sAYLoR and ROSS made some
remarks in explanation of the bill.
The yeas and nays were called and re-
sulted-yeas AZ. nays 46. So the bill did
II. B. No. 4se, Mr.. sAYLoR9To au-
thorize county commissioners to pay for
material used in the construction and re-
pair OF turnpike roads, was read the third
time and the question being on its passage,
Mr. sSaylor said the bill had the same ap-i
plication to turnpike roads and the mate
rial used for their repair, as to county and
State roads. The yeas and nays were
called, and resulted-yeas "a, nays 25. So
the bill passed. >sE
s. B. No. 2e4, Mr.. scRIBNER-To pro-
vide for the appointment OF messenger of
the Supreme Court, was read the third
time.
Mr.. POND advocated the bill.
| The yeas and nays were called, and. re-
su'ted-yeas ~, nays 81. So the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. HILL, of Erie, the
House took recess. ~ 9IfzsF q
AFTERNOON SESSION. si
CENTRAL LUNATIc Asylum, eI
On motion of Mr.. WALLIN3, H. j. r,
113: Looking to the rebuilding of the Gen.
tral Lunatic Asylum, on the present site,
was taken from the table. ,E Il
Mr.. WALLING demanded call of the
House. ~ - ia x usi
The roll was called. and II members an
swered to their names. The Sergeant-at-
| A e. -
| who were brought In. All further pro-
ceedings under the call were dispensed
| with. g
Mr.. WALLING demanded the previous
question on his substitute.
The main question was ordered-yeas 49,
navs Al.
The question was then upon Mr.. Wal.
ling's substitute, which proposes to rebuilt
/ the Asylum on its present site, upon which
the yeas and nays were had, and resulted
l-yeas60, nays $3.50 the substitute was
agreed to. 5
The question was then upon the origi
nal resolution or amendment by the sub
stitute, upon which the yeas and nays were
called, and resulted--yeas 63, nays 80. So
| the resolution was adopted.
CITY BANQUET.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q
communication from the City, Council OF
bers and officers of the General Assembly
OF Ohio to partake OF the hosuitalities OF
the city of Columbus at AmbOs Halls or
the evening of February 2, 1863, which
was read at the clerks desk. ,e,te,ss /
MIR. HUGHES, of Butler, moved that the
House accept the invitation. rJ1ir
MR. EsD1CKSON was of the opinion chat
considering the pendency of the Asylum.
and other questions, it would be highly
| improper to accept the Invitation; and
| would not comport with the dignity that
| should characterize this body. -
MIR. SA4EOR moved to lay the commu-
nlcatlon on tne CaDle the house reused
NJ ~ biCKS0N nooved m refer the com.
L,,,,,,;co,;on IN, The con, m;ttea on Temner-
onca' The Honsa ref,sed to so refer n. - !.
anvI. NJ wa w PpEN ,nas aeueroiIu eu @ nnno.od
to.the accentonca IF sncb an ;nvitption %
I Ta boa teo rs that tho mo,ives of the mem
bers might be misunderstood. ~ II
Mr.. FIELDING would vote for accept
ing tiis Invitation, because. not to DO So
would warrant the imputation that the
Legislature might have been improperly
influenced. He DID not Dei1eye tnag any
man could be, or mad been Improperly In
huenced on the s9o]ect.
Mr. Hill, OF Denance, favored tne ac-
ceptance OF the invltatlon. Inc people
expecte1 tne asylum 10 oe reouls on IGs
present. location. Inc LeglsiatuIe na1 now.
oy swostniros v9'e, S ausnor,zet ;,, sucn are re,
construction, anu all lmpuIatiohs were
Wrong. ,zslsz,-sf
MI nOUh hEo, oi Duoiei,. oioo iasoiou
the acceptance of the invitation.
1 Mr. WOLF could NOT Vote 1or the ac-
ceptance. de thousnt the Whoie tnng
ques.iona3Ie @ ProprleIIyy. pIy ot. f,, -. oooont.
onca "a A' '' "o1iU ''e 'o'e ,oi -'' ''osp' ~
The yeas and nays were called on ac-
cepting the invitation of the City Council,
and resulted-yeas ~, nays Is. So the in
vitation was accepted. - ssa4.-s,
> - ,,nsr n.a
j p: .. ~: 10 anehu ah . az. hank tot Sne aa.e
Oh lhtersst, as Ieu per cent On eohsiao''
was reao c1 sne M 1Iss .ine. a,. .,,u,o 20
@ =. -. y. 5oA. ~ sne aaieaios % tha;
State oHcers ana 10 Iepeai an ac1 enereih
named' was reao tne nrst s' S''ne.
THIRD READING.
? Mro NEWMANc-H. B. 4I2: To amend
section sixty-nine of an act entitled ian act
to provide for the Organization of cities
and incorporated villages" passed May 8,
1870 as amend,d March 25. 1862 as auend-
ed Anril 29. 1852 and to repeal section one
of the last named ACT. was read the third
fine 1890
'Tha veaa.and navs were called ON the
massage 'of the hill and resulted--yeas. 67.
paVs Fl. So the hin nassed. =
The hill changes the nresent law so as to
reauire citv marshals. eity clerks and city
street commissioners To he elected for two
Years. -~re-9'S = =
eMoeers R0SS and RETVIIJE favored |
tho aia,.t;nr Cf ..r;ty Ere Enoineer,, for
tte ,be sa,.e rar;od. ,Sb;ia Messrs ODEIJ
a "a NEW Ma wera onnosed
OH" y = " - tAAs q y 80 p eii4a
sT LUCY STONE.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Hamilton, offered for
adoption the following resolution, which |
was laid on the table under notice to dis
cuss by Mr.. Wolf:
Res1lued That the use of the Hall of the |
House of Representatives is hereby grant
ed to I,ucy Stone. ON Friday evening. Jam
- -, ooth fo,- tho nnrposa IF doJ;ver;n0a a L