Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-30

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1856, as amended April 4, 1866, as amend.
ed May 8, 1858, was read the third time ant
{ recommitted to Mr.. Crist, with instruc
) tiOns to amend.
The bill was reported back to the Hous,
amended as Instructed. The report wa
agreed to. st., 30
e The yeas and nays were called on tn,
3 passage of the blu, and resulted-yeas 81
+ nays 5. So the bill passed.
The bill changes the old law 80 as to au
thorize commissioners to proceed in th'
construction of bridges or public build
{ ings under special laws enacted before tn,
passage of the general act of May 9
Mr.. .ToRRENCE-s. B. 1856: For the pre-
servation of life and property, was read the
third time.
The yeas and nays were called on the
passage of the bill, and resulted-yeas 81
Eays 81. So the bill did not pass.
Mr.. WARREN moved a reconsideration
OF the vote. The House agreed.
Mr.. WARREN moved to lay the bill or
the table. The House agreed.
FIRST READING.
Mr.. FITCH-H. B. 525: To authorize the
Council of the incorporated village OF
GEORGETOWN, in Brown county, to issue
bonds and borrow money to improve the
streets of said village. sGs
Mr.. DICKSON-H. B. 526: To prevent
cruelty to animals.
Mr.. DICKSON-H.B B. 527: To authorize
the Board of Education of the special school
district at the center of La Grange town
chip, Lorain county, Ohio, to issue bonds
and levy tax to raise money to build a
school house.
Mr.. DICKSON-H. B. 52s: To authorize
the commissioners of Lorain county to issue
bonds to raise money to build bridge
riv in, fhn fnx n nj
Black River, in said county, and to levy q
tax to pay the same.
Mr.. RUKENBROD-H. B. 529: To
amend an act entitled an act to amend Sec
tions %, 4S and SO OF an act prescribing
the duties of county auditors, passed April
A, 1859. passed April 80, 1862.
Mr.. NEAL-H. B. $50: Supplementary
to an act entitled an act relating to infor-
nation in the nature of quo ,odrranto, and
regulating the mode of proceeding therein,
passed March IL, 1888. ia
Mr.. BUELL-H. B.. 531: To amend an
act entitled an act for the establishment
and support and regulation of "Children's
Homesn in the several counties of the
State and repeating certain act therein
named. 1.-THE bill requires the trustees.
when a size is selected for such building, to
appoint superintent to take charge of the
same, &C. 81 s
rs MIR. HILL, of Fulton-H. B. 532: To
amend an act entitled an act to amend Sec
tion of an act entitled an act to provide
Tor locating, establishing and constructing g
bitches, dams and water courses, passed
March q, 1861; passed April 80 1868.
Mr.. HILL, of Erie-H. B. 533: For the
protection of cranberry marshes.
Mr.. WELSH-H. B. 534: To create a
separate or special school district in Letart
township, Meigs county. -
Mr.. ODELL-H. b. 535: To authorize
1nfirmary Directors to employ teachers for
the inmates of county infirmaries.
Mr.. MOORE, of Hamilton-H. B. 536
To amend section of an act entitled an act
to amend section of an act to fix the COM
pensafion of County Commissioners. pass
ed March 10, 1853, as amended May 1,
The bill allows County Commissioners
$3per day for every day employed in their
official duties, and five cents mileage in
going to and from the county seat.
2 Mr.. BRONSON-H B. 537: To amend
section IL of an act relating to roads and
highways, passed March 9, 1858. 1.-The bill
provides that any person charged with a
road tax may discharge the same by labor
on the public highway In his district.l
= REPORTS.
Numerous reports were made by stand
ing committees, and the committees were
OiSIpoi eco bOA1 ohS iSShoAtSAooAoh
on motion Of Mr.. CANNON, the House
to ok a recess.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
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e SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion of Mr.. SHERWIN the House
proceeded TO the consideration of the spt cial
9nuer 9a. .or S1s oeioch; peing n T. n: No.
ioi, p opoens ~ S:.. soses y: jug o.a.o o.
sama,es tha rIoht ~ G ~ saffraua u,on' w s'e "
NJ paRR On ieova nffore3 tor odo,-
t;on the tnIInw;ng resolnt;an which va .
laid On the table hinder the rnIel
Mr., WAIJING giving notice of bis in.
tention to discuss it:
q 900
- H. H. NJ, Ioo'
Resotred, Inat committee OF three be
appointed oy tne speaker, 10 invite Mrs.
Lucy stone biackweil 70 aaoress the house
On Tue SnS aIess1oa f ~ uso;I,a %oer snmsage' aS
MI. SCoII, OF Hamlton, moved 10 sns-
pend the rule that the resolution might be
taken from tne taoie Ior lmmeolate consid-
dne mouse agreeo-yeas 90, nays lI.
Ine question was then upon the adoption
OF tne resolution, ana the same was ADOPT
eu,
Inc Or EAA AEh app0lnleo Messrs. Scout,
OF Hamilton, Wolf and open committee
10 wall upon Mrs. Lucy stone blackwell
and invite ner 10 tne Hall OF the House.
Ihe questlon peing upon the adoption OF
ID. y. X. NO. lol, Mr.. LA w KENCE moved
TO strike OUT TIE Word 'Wnlte, SO that the
amendment Woulo apply 70 coiored women
also. The House refused to agree to the
amendment-Yeas 81, nays 40.
MRS. LUCY STONE BLACKWELL.
The COMMITTEES appointe1 tn invite Mrs
Rlockwell to address the Honse IN woman
.yffrag ge onneared within tSe har With th OF
iaS, and the Sneatar introduced her t 70 vi th y
yhs ana ~ ef tha go,,se ftar h;oh I ~ NV sue
eaS p,aa,sa,i " rrnnaadod - odarass won tho n
hass 49, tha Snb;o.t of unnaan 'uu snsnena
s,.o utSn Sn I,.s; sno q ddnss s sso'
Aatel t;a ene co9ciusiou VI ner .a aueIsss' mo,
tlVh was maue py Mr. Ley that Ciie nouse
lake recess OF nIIeen minutes. Ihe house
reiaseo;
MI. WOLf, proceeded 10 reply 10 the ad-