The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

/ the amount oil such income or salary over ana
above the sum Of $500 per annum.
I Mr. Cowen said, TO prevent misapprehension,
| he would state, that it might go TO the public
with the report of the committee aud the propo.
sed amendment thereof; that, as he understood
the views ofhis colleagues Of the majority oflhe
Finance committee, they with himself did not
think it expedient now, nor do they think it will
be expedient hereafter, to so alter or amend The
lax system, SO as to impose a large proportion Of
taxes 10 be collected for state canal and other
purposes. AA
/ On motion, the resolution with the pending
amendment, were laid on the table; amendment
! to be printed.
Mr., Mason, from the majority Of the commit
tee on Privileges and Elections, made report
in relation TO the Morgan comfy contested seat
accompanied with recommendation 10 adopt the
following resolutions;
/ RESOLVED, That Jordan Beets, who obtained
a certificate of election, not having received
majority Of the votes legally given, land which
ought to be counted) at the last annual election
| in Morgan county for Representative, is not en>
titled to seat in this House, as the Representa-
tive of said county.
! ReSofred That Daniel Chandler, having rece.
we'd the highest number of votes legally given,
tative in Morgan county, at the last annual elec-
lion held therein, is entitled, by the laws and
constitution Of the state, to a seat in this House,
as a Representative of said county.
/ After some remarks from Messrs. Olds, Mason,
and Vallandigham, it was moved and carried that
the report and resolutions be laid upon the table
to be printed in advance Of other printing, and
made the special order Of the day for Tuesday of
next week.
! Mr., Finn, from the minority of the committee
on Privileges and Elections, presented report
1 in relation to the eligibility OF Elias F. Drake,
the member from Green county, taking ground
against his eligibility on account of his being
Cashier of the Xenia branch bank of ;he State
of Ohio.
/ On notion,
The report was laid upon the table by vote
| of AZ to l6.
Mr. Harvey introduced the following resolu-
ton:-
Rcsolrcd, That the standing committee on
the Judiciary be instructed to require into the
expedency of so amending our judicial laws,as
to give Justices of the Peace jurisdiction TO
limited amount in cases of repeyin,
The resolution was agreed to.
DECEMBER l6, lS45.
( HoUsE.--The bill for the more clcctual pro-
lection of property against mob violence, being
under consideration, a long debate took place.
DECEMBER II, le45.
SENATE.-Pellions for taxing dogs, and cle-
eating niggers presented.
The bill to prevent the circulation of unautho-
rized Bank paper, was read third time.
I Mr.. O'FerralI moved the indefinite postpone
mcnt of the bill aod spoke at some length in
deposition TO tie bill.
i Mr.. Kelley said he was surprised al the motion
of the Senator lie thought the question had
been settled in favor of the bill. lie advocated
at some length the passage Of the bill; he was
succeeded by Messrs. Coombs, Anderson and
Osborn.
Mr.. Edgerton said, he was glad the discussion
had arisen. Last winter the wings established
a banking system, which they then declared to
be perfect; they now declare thatt was and
were endcavoring to patch it up, by the passage
Iof the bill now before the Senate.
He charged that the banking system was
founded on eastern deposiles, and not on gold
land silver, and instanced those eastern capital
lists who had established banks in this state upon
their own notes. This bill gave 10 the Board of
character Of those who were to engage in this
business; and their character must be certified TO
by this Board of Control. lIc should vote for
the indefinite postponemont Of The bill, because
it was but an effort to patch up system totally
wrong lie believed that New York money was
as good as Ohio. and he had as good right to
bring and circulate that money here, as he had
to bring The horses, sheep mad hogs of another
State into this State.
After some remarks by Messrs Wemore, Eek
r ley, Ewing and CLANCY Mr.. O'Ferrall wi+hdrew
his motion, and the Senate took recess
} HoUsE.-New county and dog petitions in a
bundance.
Mr.. Gallagher offered preamble and resolu-
+ ton in regard 10 the employment Of convicts in
. the Penilentiary' The resolution is as follows:
i Resolped, That the committee on the Peni-
entiary be instructed to report bill, at as early
IA day as possible, aboshing the system of labor
I, and contracted now pursued under the rules and
: laws regulating the Ohio Penitentiary, having,at
same time, 10 violate no previous contracts,
Z nor many way 10 interfere with individual rights.
: Mr., Gallagher supported his resolution at some
: length.
! After some discussion the preamble and reso-
luton were laid on the table.
! Afternoon Session.
J. Senate bill, No Al, supplementary to the act
9 to incorporate The State Bank Of Ohio, and other
Banking companies, was read third time, and
z after considerable debate, passed The objects
i. of this bill, as we learn from the remarks of Mr.
Kelley, is 'to prevent unsound institutions, and
e those managed by individuals unworthy of con-
fdcnce, from imposing upon the people," &c