The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-22
FnoM COLUMBUS,
The ronilentiary blll PaaSed--rhe Book
OomininAlDn llsnOluiiOn does Through,

tho oil inspection bill, The bill TO do
nil the hanging In the Penltentlnfy was
reported on by the committee on prisons
aud la indefinite pOaipOnlnent recon-
mended.
Representative Cole Will shortly In
tr0dllce civil rights bill, lie claims
that hia blll will be tho measure that
Will give every person In Ohio their full
rlghlA
j. u, Watson, who haa ah0nt cOmplet'
cd hla term Ia the Ohio penlleniiary for
participating In the bribery Of members
of The laat General Assembly, got out OF
tho penitentiary Thnrs0ay
Tue Senate passed tho penitentiary
bill in ita amended form no M TO require
the abolition NJ the cuhtracl labor tyS'
tenn aud the employment OF Ihe e0hvlclt
directly for the State, the products OF
their lahOr lO be- disposed OF among the
yarlOna State institutions, the vote
stood yeas 22, nays q, M follows: Yeas
Mesqfa. Brennpr, Cable, Caldwell.
Growell Dickinson, Elliott Evans, Fas'
aelt, Gregg. Jaeger, Lewis, McLyman,
Myers, OBflen, O'Neil, ffUden, Ralney,
Van Gleaf Welch. White, Williams,
WllllAton Nays, MeMra, DurGlnger kly,
Godfrey Bane, llOgue, lowering, LOomls,'
0ren, Reed.
FouI Republicans aud lS Democrats
voted for lta passage, and 3 Democrats
and q Republicans against lie passage
Meaars. Smith QDem and W0lcOtt Rep,)
were present and lodged, The Senate
amendments were received by message
Ia tho House, aud M soon IN read OMyera
moved the previous question. II was
sustained hy a vote OF yeas 81, nays III.
The bin was then placed on lta passage
and paaaed-yeaa 72, nays IL. Those
voting nay were Barrett, Brooks, Brown,
DeyO, Dickinson, Emerson, farraf, Ford,
0aetOn, llillea, Hughes, Johnston. Of
Huron, Laniz, LinduiI, Lyman, Sackett,
Terrell aud Walker
Mr.. Poo succeeded In getting HIS
aclOol book resolution of the table Wed
neadny by n vote Of bs yeas 10 "a nays
He then made speech IN favor OF ",
eaying that the Hch0Ol book publishers
have entered into combination ana
formed u monopoly under which the
poor mans child In free America IN un'
able 10 get nn education
The resolution was then carried by n
vote Of 80 10 3d. Those voting In Tie
affirmative were' Addison, Bargar, Bar
rett, Beatty, Bruce, Buchanan, Byal, Co.
gan, Cole, COsgrOyo, Cummings, Cum
lnqham, Edwards, Emeraon, Fierce,
Finley, Francisco, George, Goat, Griener,
Habbeler, Haley Hamilton, Harbaugh,
Higgins, llllles. llObrOok, Hull, Hunt,
Jones, Kahle, Llslo, Malone, Mathews,
Mcbride, Menke, Puckrin. Mooney,
Myera, Poe, Primrose, Rarey, Ryan,
Schultz, Sharpe, Stalter, Stanherry,
Stanba6h, Stevenson, Stllwell, Stanlier,
Atryoksr, Weldy. Wilson, Wolf, Work,
Young Of Adams, Young OF Franklin,
ZeiglOr.
Those against the resolution were;
Baker, Brooks, Brown, Brnnner, Burnett,
Culf, Farrar, Ford, Hughes. johnson OF
Huron, johnson Of Williams, K0hler,
Llttler, Loewenatein, Lyman, Miles,
Murray, Ogden, Roche, Ross, Forrell,
Thomplon OF Knox, ThOrp, Walker and
Waahbmn.
Tho following is the resolution, which
must yet paas the Senate
10 II resolved by the General Assem-
bly, of Ohio, That the Governor DO aud
no IL authorized 10 appoint a commis'
sion OF three competent persons, each 10
receive not TO exceed ~ per day, topre.
pare for publication u series OF school
text books, spelling books, readers, copy
books. arittmetica, practical and men.
tai, Biographies, granmnra. Un ltod
States history aud algebra for oil class
On OF scholars attending the common
echoola OF the state, The Secretary OF
State IN hereby authorized 10 furnish
aaid commission with tho necessary sta.
tionery and printing 10 aid them IN the
completion 0t their work. When u com
ploted copy OF said books are fully pre-
pared the Governor N authorized 10 pro.
cure a copyright for the atnte, aud no
may aell To any stats In the Union the
eOpyrlQht TO use anld hooks NJ u reason
bio prise, tho Oam0nnt received 10 bo paid
into tho state treasury, And further
provided, that when tho material FOR the
books IN provided, tho books shall be
published by tho state aud furnished 10
the puplla at the cost price In such man
ner ~ the General Assembly shall pro.
vide ThOy shall be tho text books used
In tho common schools. There IN here
by appropriated 5000 from any money
M tie gtnGe TREASURY 10 the credit OF the
general revenue fund, and not other
wlao appropriated, TO be used for the
purpoae OF paying tho expenses OF said
commission. Such expense TO DO paid
on tho certificate OF tho Governor, ana
aaid commission Ia required 10 report 70
the Governor monthly their success.
The Governor may r0ln0vo any or all OF
aaid commissioners NJ any Time ana np'
point other persons 10 oil their places
In the Senate tho resolution was 70.
ferrod 10 the Committee on Schools and
School Lands. the same committee That
has been sitting on the Fussott school
book bill all winter .,
The Reed Pharmacy bill went through
ana Ia now n law This measure regu'
latea drugglste, but leaves doctors 30
yerely alone. II begins 10 look M II The
doctora bill, about which there was %
much bother, hae received tho cold
ahoulder. hut you cant always tell
for In Legislation, M In u good many
things, II IL frequently tho unexpect
cd that happens
Hon, David II, paige arrived from
Warrington, Wednesday. lle IN lin0u
,entlal with Governor lloadly and want
r. q, Goodman appointed one OF th,
Directorg of tho PonlteDtiary.
Tho Senate on wednesday evening
altar heariug tho closing argument OF
th" pIke.llaynes judicial contest fron
,hs Toledo diatrlct, voted In Louis II
piIo Democrat, tho vote being 20 TO !.
senntoI Lewis presented the petition
-, aan eitigone OF Athong county aeklnI
70 var III the reorganization OF tho Athen
~, ,osane Asylum, Mr. Lewis said tha
,.n"n i ihe people laet october electo,
A wwavarnor wnu uondly aud tho entire Demo
uratIc state ticket they meant TO put th
vlhpN pIa 90 Ia ,nnlroI of AyNrythinp