Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04


oiii Of Mr. Potts reenaeting the law repeal
ed BY the last Legislature to antbfr,,o a.
sololers Of the Dayton Home 10 ttta M
HUBBELL moved that the CornrnItfhA -
Port the Dill back recommendfil,zi rs ftees-
--Ase poslponement. a prOtraefed detss~
snAoed In the couFse Of which Mr.. e
BELL made some half a dozen HUB
against the bin. Thebfn baipT speeches
tlLne was passed; yeas, a,y~ read a third
\ HUBBELL and Daugh~ -ays vtz. Messfs-
alst.-HOuse. A r. -srty,
relating to mar .4Il amending the law
was taken - lages, passed May 9Th last
To renas- -, and passed. - I3iIl Introduced: /:
neal the Morgan raid claim act; 70 re-
y section I6 Of the common school act.
r. Hubbard introduced a joint resolution
ldeprecating any legislation diseouragiRg
bible reading, prayer or singing Of hymns
in the public schools; declaring that It is
Il equally unwise to forbid or compel such ex-
ercises In the schools by legislation; That
the whole matter should be left to the -peo-
A pie Of eaelI school district and that the ez-
ereises referred TO should notlle forbidden
except on application Of a majority of al
the electors in school district. Mr.. Little
introduced resolutions asking an appropri-
alton from Congress. Of lands and money
hOr the benedt Of heWnberforce University
I
counties TO construct, lease o.. operate rail
] roads. Rfr. Ban Introduced resolutions pro
posing to submit 70 q vote OF the people al
amendmentto the State constitution grant
ing the elective franchise to owAfte females
In the Senate Mr.. Hunt introdnced Bill
providing for the partition ofentailed Is
! tates. s
Feb. lsf-In the House numerous peti
{ tions were presented for the exemption 0
! building associations from taxation. Tn
Hoase took mp and indefinitely postpoheS
I Mr., HubbeIl's bill to regulate the practice o
? probate courts; yeas %, nays .. Senat0
lOdlin's bill for the better regulation 0
z schools in cities and towns ives passed; yea
e 95, nays /. Mr.. CorcOran's Cincinnati Al
9 derman bill was taken up and discussed
9 Bills introduced: To authorize trustees q
y the Orphan Asylum TO bind out ehiIdrei
s in such asylums; 10 compensate attorney
: In criminal practice in Probate Courts: {
enable religious societies to consolidate b.
: / consent Of two-thirds; supplementary I.
3 ditch law. The Committee on Privileges
D and Election reported that Mr. Glover {
Setoto county Is entitled to the seat confess
ed by Newman. Inthe senate Mr.. BartraH
9 introdneed bill providing for the ssRetIol
; Of County school Superintenpents By PreSi
: dents of School Boards. Mr.. sOdIin. OF tn
{ finance Committee. to whom were refsrTe
I petition for exemption of building associa
= tion from taxesreported adversely to grant
Q ing such petitions The resolution rescind
e ing the Doyle claim resolution OF last Les
9 islatHre passed unanimously.
9 2d.-The House adopted by a vote of s.
2 50 the majority report Of the Committee o
/ Privileges and Elections relative to ia
contested seat of Elijah Glover, Repnbl
: : cam Of seiot9 county, The report give
y Mr.. Glover his seat. The Senate passed
Z bill enabling County Commissioners 10 III
: pei1se with six weeks notice before rebuIlC
q ing bridges. Also House Bili amending Ii
I narriage Iayvso IS 10 make the marriage.
\ bic age Of females eighteen years as forme
q ". Also bill providing for the 1nvestmel
a of the interest on the Agricultural COLES
fund. The Senate went into Commits
y Of the Whole on the Soldiers Orphan
~ Home bill.