Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

uiacturing partnerships :-referred to the
committee on Agriculture and Msnufac.
lures.
Mr. Meredith offered a preamble and
resolutions, which were laid on the table,
InsIructing the Senators and requesting
me Representatives in Congress, to en-
deaVor to procure such a modification OF
the existing tariff as will afford equal
protection to each portion Of the Union,
and each branch of industry;-and that
no more duties be imposed than are actu.
all necessary for revenue.
Mr.. McNuliy offered resolution, which
"ss adopted, calling upon the Treasurer
OF State to report whether he gave spe-
cIal authority to the Treasurer of Ross
county, to receive the paper Of the Chill.
llcOIhe bank for taxes,-and if so, whv
and under what authority, such instruc-
tIOns were given I'd whether similar in
structIons were given to any other coun-
~ Treasurer; and 3d--the practice of
the TreaSnret, as to making distinctions
in the kind Ofmoney received into the
Treasury for taxes.
The Hou Sc adopted the resolution of
Mr.. Olds. for an investigation into the
books and accounts of the Fund Commis,
sioners,--and Messrs. Olds, Smith and
Byington were appointed the Commit
tee.
The resolution heretofore introduced
instTucting our Senators and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to vote
for the repeal Of the Bankrupt law, was
taken up and adopted yeas 80. nays
27.
In the House, to-day, the Senate bill
extending the charters of the Banks for
g months, was read the second time
Mr.. Sharp moved 10 dispense with the
Constitutional rule, in order that the
bill nigh be read third time,-bul af.
ter some remarks from Messrs. McNulty,
Probasco and Stehdman against the sus.
pension Of the rules, withdraw his motion
and the bill was laid on the table to be
printed.
Mr.. Wakefield presented petitions
from citize ms of Hamilton county, pray.
ing for tho recharter Of the solvent
banks;-referred to the currency Com.
miuee.
The bill for the re-valuation and sale
Of the Canal lands was ordered to be en-.
crossed for Monday.
The Judiciary Committee reported
back the bill for the appraisment of per-
sonal properly under execution; and
pending its consideration, the House ad-
iourned.
There are some strange rumors cur
rent, as to some Of the last doings Of the
Corwin administration. One have look
ed into, 60 the parties raiside in your
city,-and find the facts to be these -
The executive record shows that on the
18th Of December, Crafts J. Wright BY
J. G. Wright, resigned the Office Of Nota-
ry Public, and on the same day was res
for three years. The bond is
also filed signed "Crafts ]. Wright BY J.
G. Wright" with J. G. Wright as secu.
rity. Mr.. Wright was originally appoint.
ed Notary Public, on the 4th December,
1889, so in fact there was no term un-
sSDiIed TO resign. This, however, does
lot alter the case, nor the record. The
act had probably escaped the knowl-
,dge or recollection of parties, ,and the
evinces the determination of
!. G. Wright te obtain, and Gov. COrwin
o give this appointment for three years
10 as 10 put itout Of the hands of Dem
'cratiC Governor. The re.appOintment
'f Thomas H. Waterman stands upon the
ecord, in the same entry-Verily these
'ffice-hating coOns Clung well to the
eats. Yours, J.