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Correspondence of The Tribune.
II. of REP. COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 9. ls4i.
The Wings of the Ohio Legislature, smarung
under just scnse Of the ouuages psrPetrated
upon the ballot box by the Loco Focos of Ham,
ilton and Richand Counties through the agency
Of unnaiuralized voting, have thus early intro
duced resolution to register the voting popula-
ton oi the State. a law of this nGlure is i'm.
peratively necessary, for, since the Presidential
election, numerous and strecious frauds have
been discovered, all OF which go to show that if
T. well planned aud villenous alien organization
could have outvoted the Wing strength OF our
State, it would nave been recsiese!y put in ope a
rion by our opponents OF the Loco Foco uk.-
The passage OF salutary restrictive law on this
| subjec. is demanded by the people, and the ses-
sion will not close without Inc passage OF
wholesome bill.
The Loco membets Of Hamilton are already
addressing themselves to Buncombe. A rcsolu.
ton was offered on Friday 10 instruct and request
our members in Congress to resist any attempt
to alter the present naturalization law. Itwould
seem that these gentlemen arc OF the order men.
tianed by Shakespeare" the thief does fear each
bush an officer" and having perfect knowledge
of the swindling operations of October and No
vember, they readily surImso that Congress may
| think their doiDgs worthy of rebuke. To check
mate their intrigues, the Wings have framed
Committee on Federal relations, to whom such
resolutions will be properly referred. II has FIVE
members Wings and of the opposite party.
A strong effort will be made to repeal the law
against blacks and mulattoes. Petitions arc be-
ing daily piled 10 having reference to the subject
and the Society of Friends have as a body, me-
morialjzed the Legislature, praying for repeal
If the Aboltionists will not meddle the end will
be benefit to the colored population of Ohio.
Yesterday we had to endure the smartness OF
our Loco.Foco solous. Witty collusiye, the
| Hamilton County delegation offered various reso-
| lutons intended to insult the House, while ad-
dressed to therintelgent constituency. One Of
them called for vote on the question to instruct
| Congress on naturalization matters; upon which
| it was moved 10 commit the further action OF the
House to the Committee on Federal Relations.
| THE proper mode) The y higs voted in body
for the reference, the Locos against it TO imam.
Mr. Cowen then submitted series of power.
full resolutions against the Annexation OF Texas,
| in which John Tyler, Polk, Dallas, and Ameri-
can and Texan land scrip spectators and slave
dealers were witheringly disposed Of.
The profound wisdom of Finn Of Hamilton at
once suggested an opportunity to display his
originality and sarcasm. He quoted some two or
three sentences of MIR. Clay's Alabama letter and
profitred them in their garbled dress of bad Eng
| sh and outrage of orthography as resolutions IN
| favor of Annexation. Silly and stupid as the
idea was, he carried his party with him on the
question of adoption, but the grave scorn that
marked the votes OF the Wings taught the witty
gentleman that he was making a Judy OF him.
| sef, and he sluDk back into his seat, feeling
drtier at heart than he usually Is in person and
| manners.
The resolution of instruction Ia our delegation
in Congress on the question of the one day sys-
tenn Of voting throughout the Union; another on
Postage reduction Bill, and another on the cut
ting down the per diem of members of Congress
from SIS to Sc, were referred 10 the Committcc
on Federal Relations.
The quidnuncs in and out of the House have
it that Ewing will take the place Of Judge Lane
| OH the Bench of the Supreme Court, after the
closing of the Court in Bank. This do not be-
lieve although it would be matter for rejoicing
IL Mr. T. would consent tn fiji the station. He
would honor the station, as he has every other
filled by him.
The Currency Bill viii be brought forward in
dav or two. Yours. OHIO.
Passengers Arrived.
In the brig Concordia from .uarseaLesMTs Anderson.
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