Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09


driver al least nIns teuths Of those en-,
p!oyeG, from The busIness-lhus glViGt
monopoly Of the whole trade 10 the on
IN ten who would he able 10 pay 50 eyof
bnant a I]icence, destroying competition
aud greatly sg%graYatlng thereby Tie
evils sought to be Temedied.
"The bill 10 give mechanics a lieh up
90 the labor Of their owu hands has fail.
ed says The address.
The sincerity Of thu Locos in char
ging the loss Of this bill upon the Wings
- best proved by The fate Of a simllal
measure, last winter. Ga tBge 1856 o.
House iournaI, ! find the following; Mr.
Bliss, on leave, Introduced a bill iNo. 6O7
givi0g 10 mechanics a Ii n upon buid.
Irgsjread The FIRST time" On page 256
is The following: "Ihe House again re.
solved itself into COMMITTEES Of the whole.
aud considered bili No. 60 giving me.
chanics a lien upon buildiDg-, aud rrpof.
red The same back without amendment.
The bill No. 90 was then recommutad 10
The standing committee on the Judiciary
Yes, The committee on the judiciary Of
which Mr. ByIugiOn was Chairman, and
there it slept the sleep that knows no
waking. No further traces of The bill
can be found on The journal. Great
friends Of the poor Loco focus, truly.
1.-THE bill extending the corporate
existence Of the solvent and specie pay
ing BaHks Of the State, under The re
slrIcllVe provisions oGhe ACT 10 regu-
late banking, has failed" says the ad
dress. THIS is rich lruly--hard money
bard fsled, bank hating Locos. iHlroJu-
clog bills to incorporate Banks, and pipe
laying British bank bought Wings oppo
sing them Does any man dream thai a
party who. all last wlnler, showed such
determined hostility TO every thing in
the shape Of a feasible bank charter, re.
ally intended 10 grant, or renew any at
90 extra session called expressly for
the sole object of dIslrIcting the siate.--
That the party whose uuremitted exer
tons for six years. have been directed 10
pulling down and destroying exi sting
banks, really intended 10 build up a new
system Of Banking in a three weeks ses
slonY That a party which, less than 5
months ago, refused by their recorded
votes 10 allow The minority Of the com
mittee on banks and currency even TO
introduce a bill for examination charter
ing a State Bank and branches,--which
refused all the petitions for extending
existing charters the common courtesy
Of a reference merely 10 a friendly CON.
>mlttee--tha1 this party, say, we're
sincerely disposed 10 establish any prac
t,cable system OF banking is preposter
Gus. 1t is true a bill was introduced 10
extend the charters Of specie paying
banks under the provisions OF Larham's
bank law aud it islrue also, that al
though several Of fine existing banks pc
tltloned for a renewal Of their charters
not one Of them asked for a continuance
Of their corporate existence under the
Provrsons of that law. Thew asked for
bread aud were offered a 'stone'
The Cincinnati Gazette remarks. the
address of the Rump Of the late Legs.
talure, asserts that The resignation OF
The Wing members compelled them 10
see the law making power stopped 10
The full career of its progress. literally
annihilated" That is very fne. The
Tin Pan was indeed stopped in the full
career Of lis progress-no one will dis
pute that. But the law making power
oflhe State is not so easily annihiIatcd
That power is conslitulionaIiy conferred
upon a General Assembly elected by
The people, The Senate biennially and
the House annually! Now ifthis pow
er has been annihilated. we have no oc.
casion to elect any more members 10
the Legislature!