The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-12-25

siderable discussion, the committee rose without
any scling on the mailer.
DEC. IA. In Senate, on motion of Mr. Dis
ney, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the Auditor of State be Ie-
quested to inform the Senate how much money
has been borrowed upon the credit Of the State
in each year since 1926, and inclusive of that
year; also, the different rates and prices at which
such loans we're made-how much interest has
been paid each year since that period, specifying
The different funds from which the money has
been drawn to pay such interest-stating the net
revenue of the public works for each year--the
net amount received from taxation, and applied
to that purpose, and how, if other sums were used
for the payment of interest, such sums were raj
.sed: and also, whether the books and vouchers
of the different Fund Commissioners, or other
persons, who negotiated loans for the State, show
The amount of money received by the State for
such loans, and how such money has been APP
Piled.
Dec. Is. In the House another forenoon spent
in discussion about printing. The omnipotent
Tin Pan has decreed that the printing of the
Reports of the Supreme Court must be taken
from the State Printer. That's the way--if Me-
dary can't be legislated out of e%ffice, the coons
are resolved TO slarve hin out
DEc. II. In the Senate, Mr.. KELLY of Frank
lin, from the committee on the Union, reported
back the resolution requesting our Senators and
! Representatives IN Congress TO vote for a reduce
tlon of postage and of the Thanking privilege;
and it was agreed to.
In Committee of the whole, the following bill
introduced by Mr.. Perkins, was considered;
SEC. l. Be 1t endctcd By the General assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the act entitled Z" an
act to regelate black and mulatto PERSONS" pas
sed January fifth, one thousand eight hundred
and four. and all acts amondatory thereto, be and
and The same are hereby repealed.
Mr.. WILKINS moved to strike out all after the
enacting clause.
This motion was briefly sustained by Messrs'
Barley and Waters, and opposed by MessrF,
Perkins, Eckley, Anderson and others.
!, The motion to strike out failed, and the bill
t when reported back, was referred 10 the Judlcl-
t airy committee.
'DEc. IS. Mr.. EcKLEY offered for adoption a
f resolution for the appointment of Hiram Girls
: void, of Canton, better known as the President
: of the thrice broken Farmers Bank of Canton"
as Reporter for the Court in Bank.
Mr.. BARrLEY moved to refer the resolution to
{ the judiciary committee.
+ Mr.. BARrLEY said his object in moving the
if reference was, that the present Reporter, by law,
# was appointed for three years, and his time would
not expire until June next. If he understood
:. the resolution, it sought TO n~ulliy that law by a
resolution.
The question being taken on the reference, ii
y. was lost; yeas Is, nays IS. "a party vote, ex-
u cept that MIR. Perkins voted with the democrats
in favor of the reference.
Mr.. DISNEY moved 10 lay the resolution on
the table.
Mr.. DISNEY said he had understood for the
: last twonty-lour hours, that it had been settled
elsewhere, Il. G.. in tia-pan) that this MIR. GrIswold
o was to be reporter for the Court in Bank. lie
made the motion now under consideration, mere
" that the majority might avail themselves OF IT,
: ~ order TO save appearances. LIS advice 10
them was, 10 seize The opportunity and save aP-
J Dearanccs. The House has ad% Iourned, and no
y DELAY can occur in registering the edlcts OF that
y other branch, and he trusted the majority would
u let the resolution lay on the table, and thus APP
1t pear gravcly to consider the question, whether
II ihey would do so in reality or not.
The question was then taken on laying on the
! table, and lost; yeas Is, nays 81. (Astrict party
= votc.)
The question then heing on a passage of the
resolution. the same was carried; yeas II, nays
+ Is, as follows:
, YEAs--NIessrs Anderson, Barrere Codding,
Cox, Grouse, EckIey, Gabriel, Gregory, Croft,
Hastings, Kelley of Cuyahoga, Kelley of Frank-
: lin; Osborn, O'Feral, ONeal, Perkins, Powell,
s. Quinby, Van Worries, Wetmoro and Speaker--2l.
NAYs---Messrs. Armstrong, Aten, Baldwin,
,, Barley, CLANCY, Disney, Johnson, Jones, King,
Koch, Loudon, Miller, Warner, Waters and
Wood---l5
| quote the above from the Statesman. The
term of L. Nj. STANTON, Esq, as Reporter, does
not expire until nett juno; but he is a democrat,
!. and he must be oslracised, TO make way for Ill
y RAM GRIswoLD, lately PRESIDENT OF The
Is EXPLODED BANK OF CANTON Could
III a greater insult than this be Offered 10 the people
= of Ohio? But if a man is connected with a
swindling banking institution, in the opinion OIL
! cooncry, he is the ne plus ultra Of "a gentleman
= Oh, the degeneracy Of the times
POPULAR PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
We have received the official vote of all Tho
l. States for President and Vice PIesinent; from
N which it appears that the whole number of votes
given is as follows, viz:
Total for Polk, l3I2'!oq
=" I" Clay, l3lo,oll
Folks majority over Clay, 81, POS
Total for Birney, ol,OoS
- Folks majority over all, 4s4
le Electoral vote for Polk, ITO
tel 6 g 6 CLAW. ZOE