The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
sixth WEEK or THE SESSION.

Ola n WELh vi tk1E GEoSlONs
Ths coon majority at Columbus have consumed six
weeks IN Legslsing for the people, avery week of
which, we bys late calculations, costs the s4 say
two thousand dollars making for the weeks alrea-
y gone @t2 600 whN they have done ii the Hrs 6vs
weeks our readers arsady know, as We have, tsksn
pains to give every iem OF The least importance 10 our
coadensed.SynoPsls from week to week Whether the
asst week bas produced augbing Of importance than the
fcfmer Ist the reader judge.
SENATE Monday Dec, 3O-AAs' the presentrnen,
Of batch of psti,ons all subjects, M. Perkins
from The Judiciary comnillee tepohed Bill TO sslab
ish courts in chsneerY and Bill 6liag the time for
holding for The year 1886, Which were read the
first time. Bal providing for the printing of the Ohio
Reports also reported IllO spite the State Prin'
ter. Bill to amend the law in relation 10 forcibe
Try and dslainsr, and Bill to elect township trustees
for years read. Also Bill to abol.h capital
punishment. The Bill amending the school laws was
deba,ed amended, and referred again The Senate
after ordering 40CO Copies of :he chsncery court hill 10
be printed, and passing few local measures ad'
journed.
| HOUSE, -Numsrons petitions presented. among them
some by Dr. Bennet from Tuscarawas for az alteration
of Oc the License Laws resolution favorable 10 the
immediate occupation of Oregon brought ou dsbde
which consumed half the DAY. Democrats oil for il.
coons against it, II he speeches Of the coons BE- an an
inde1 of tie Ssntiusuls Of The whs leaders generally
on Greg IN, then may the country prepare to eder
nsn as in the last war taking the British sides, aud
willing to give up that gooaS territory the eraspiHs
power Of England. Some one moved that any metnbe
who absenlsd himself more Than day ,tne shoult
lose his two dollars bu. il was knocked in the head
Nothing important 10 do. coon moved TO isscnt
Set of resolutions which we're passed Two years ago
cenSurng John Quincy Adams for his attempts 10 dis
solve the Union. This occasionsd debate whicl
occupied the balance Of The day, and the resolution
wers rescinded. This 10 federalism out aud out. de-
mocratio Legislature witnessing the attempts Of the o,
htsndary to dissolve che Union passed csnsue upsI
him for his reasonable conduct. coon legislature
1s45 expunges that cenSure aud virtually says he M
ish, in offering petitions to dissolve The Union
Tuesday Dec. 1S, 1s44-sENATE. The Bill ,
revive the Banking powers Of the OHIO Life and Trd.
Company came up "A debate ensued "a 10 the tim
The Bank should be allowed those powers, Some pre-
posed l. 2, s, 20 and 25 years. but tho Senate l,ms
it 10 years. motion to limit Issues 10 Of papt
Q to one of specie was voted down. An attempt wa
Hide to raise the Gsauga Bans by new clause il III
same bill bul failed, and the original bill passed.
HoUSE-Nelhng done bu, the presentation Of pet
,iOps Ind ths election Of several associate judges.
Wednesday, Jan l-ssna!e moi in session
10 the Honse the usual batch Of petitions offered. Sc,
era local Bills acted on among others bill ror the 81
!. praisemen, Of personal property.
Thursday Jan. q The Senate was taken up mos, h
whole day on rSppehy motion Of coon to take Il
o binding Of the Ohio Reports out Of the hands Of Il
ii State printer. and give ,hem TO to biad II
, coon got the JOB.
! The House acted on number Of local Bills petition
&c. and afet indefinitely poUponng bill to repeal II
Rotrenchment Law. adjourned
Friday, Jan. ;. SENATE About 40 Psliton' prsssl
J" ted and acted on. House ditto. The proceedings
N Saturday did not como to hand