The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-20
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
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Page 23l, Feb. ll-Mr. Cowgirl sui :
mi,tpd the following report:
The Committee on Agriculture. to
whom was referred House Bill NJ. 90,
for the protection of wool growers and
the con6-cation Of dogs, having had the
same under confederation repor, i, back
withou. recommendations.
Signed: Thos. A. Cowgirl, p. Hi,cl-
C OK, K. A. Stone, A. J. swain, James
Watson, WT. Bundy, James Douglas,
John Fen,or.
Page 3l2, Feb. lS-Referred 10 Com
mitiee on Judiciary.
Page 404. March 4-The Committee
10 Judiciary, to whom was referred II.
B. N +. 90 for the protection OF WOO
growers and the CO., d,cation Of dogs,
having had the same under consi leration
rapport il back without recommendations
Signed: VIM. P. Howland, Tho+. K.
Duncan. A. r. Sc ,ebele, James E. Neal,
H. p. Goebe'.
The bill was ordered to he engrossed
and read the third time on Thursday
nexs.
Page $40. March I'm. Wiltsee
moved to suspend the rules in order to
have II. B. NJ. 90 read the second time
nov. This is a mistake: should have
heen third timc.) Yeas 40, nays 81.
Watson in the negative.
Page sos, March 23-H. B. No. 9S
read the third time.
Page 599-On motion OF Mr.. Thomp
son. the hill was laid on the table.
Page Gle, March 25-H. B. No. 9S
was taken up and placed on the calendar
fof second reading on Monday next.
{ (Mistake No. . ;ahould have been third. J
Page 657. March 3S-H. B. No. 9S
having been read the third time. Mr.. Bar.
rett demanded call of the House: 79
members answered to their names, a.
follows:
Page 65S-Messr'. Baker OF Perry
Baker OF Allen, Barclay, Bard, Barnett,
Barrett, Beach, Blake, Breck, Brunner,
Burckhardl, Carrahan, ,Carotheis, Carson
Cleaver, Coles, Converse, Cory, Cowgirl
Dalsell. Davies, Dawson, Dempcy, D ~.
glas, Dow, Fehrenbatch, Fenton, Gar.
wood. Goebel. Grove, Hart, Hawlev
Hoagland, Hodge. Howland, Huberich
Inman. johnson Kremmel. Light, Lu.
cock. Lvbarger, Mccoy, McLane. Nei-
ser. Ainikin, Monahan, Myers. Ma, ,lor
Neal. Nichols. Nigh. Norton. Oglevcs
Perkins, Qainbv, Raudabaugh, Richards,
Sape, Schebele, Seifert, ShullE, Sksats,
Smith Of Licking, Smith Of Washington
Sorter. Stone. Stryker, Swain, Thomp.
son, Thrpsher, Tuceren, Trvon. Ullery
Wales, WATSON, White, Wiltsee and
Speaker-79.
The Sergeant-at-Arms was dispatched
after absentees.
Leave Of absence was granted Messrs
Eylar and Hitchcock.
The following members appeared and
answered to their names:
Baker of Allen, Baker Of Perry. Reach
Carssn, DIR, Ncuser, Ailiikin, Nichols
Oglevse. Shultz, Smith OF Licking, Stone
WATSON and Zamstein, making in all 81
members present.
This seems to be q wholesale mistake
almost; IL OF the members who wer,
present when the call OF the House va,
innue are errpurss-'--es uuu urI
swering to their names, which could no,
he possible, as in that case there would
only be 81 members present.
Mr.. Converse moved that the further
consideration Of the bill be postponed
until the 81 Monday of January mex
Watson voting no. (see Journal, page
$751;
Page 659-The question being. Shall
the bill now pass7 those who voted il
the affirmative were,
Baker OF Perry, Bard, Barrett, Beach,
Blake, Bowen, Boyce, Breck, Brunner
Bundy, Carnahan, Carothers, Cleaver
Cole, Cory. Cnveill, Da.sall. Davies
Dawson, Dempcy, DougIss, Duncan, En-,
trekin. .Garwood CUTLERY, Hswley, Hitch
cock, Lucock, Mesloh, Millikin, Money
Naylor. Nichols, Oglevee, Qlinby. Ram
DO. Richards, Sage. Schebele, Sherrick
Smith Of Licking, Sorter, Tryon, Uilery
Wales, West and White--47.
Those who voted in the negative we're
Baker Of Allen, Barclay, Barnett
Barckhardt. Carson, Converse, DIR, Ed
wards, Eylar, Fehrenbatch, Fenton
Flaugher, Goebel, Grove. Hart, Hoag
land, Hodge, Holloway. Hostetter. HUI,
berich. Ipmsn, johnson, Kemp, Kimmel
Light Lybarger, Mccoy, McClain, Meu,
ser. Monahan, Neal, Nigh, Nixon, Nor,
ton, Perkins, Philips, Raudabaugh
Skaats, Stone, Stryker. Swain, Thresher
Toberen, Washhurn, WATSON, Viii
lisms, Wiltsee and Zamslein-5S.
So the bill was lost.
Mr.. Lvbarger moved that the vote
whereby H. B. No. 90 was lost on 1T
passage be reconsidered and the bin b,
referred to committee Of one, Mr.. Bar
reti. Carried.
The only other important record il
the history Of the past OF the bill, a.
far at least as am concerned is the vot,
given in your last issue one year after il
which my name is recorded in the affirm
siiye.
have said, and repeat and reiterate
that this report 10 mistake. I think
have shown mistakes enough in tn,
Journal to give some color to my state
ment.
| The Journal further shows that dit
not recommend its passage as q lnembe
of the standing committee on agricu,
ture; that ] voted against giving the bill
precedence; voted against postpone
ment. and voted against the bill ON it
| passage ;and ask is it reasonable to sup
pose any person wonld after voting 8,
many times against the bill delibratel
stultify himself by voting for il.
II I could say that voted for the bill
/ on it's final passage I would gladly ayai