Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-30

the gentleman referred had not yet been t
announced.
The motion of Mr. B. was then with a
drawn, and the bill laid on the table. to
The Speaker then announced the follow. I
ing standing committees Of the House, to
wit:
Ou Privileges and Eieciions-Messrs
Kaler, Dial, Trimble Of Muskingum, Sharp 4
and Mathews.
On the Judiciary-Messrs Backus, Val ,
landigham, Trimble Of Highland, Metcal(e :
and Corwin.
On Fimance-Messrs Trimble of High
land, Smith Of Hamilton, Backus, Valland- |!
ignam and Lawrence.
On Ciaims-Messrs Wilson, Kennon,
Nc Grew, Yost and Curtiss.
On Public Works and Public Lands-
Messrs Hibberd, Clark of Butler, Tallman,
Metcalfe and White.
On Roads and Highways-Messrs
Trimble Of Muskingum, Nc Farland, Nc
Grew, Emery and Park.
On Railroads and Iurnpikes-Messrs
Lawrence, Smith of Licking, Horton,
Nc Mahan of Lucas, and Ritchie.
On Common Schools and Lands Messrs
Blake, Warren, Horton, Abernethy and
Owens.
On Universities, Colleges and academies
-Messrs Truesdale, Noble Of Seneca,
Hogue, Hines, and Williams Of Clark.
On Medical Socetiss and Colleges
Messrs Fisher, Hines, Abernethy and Clark
of Franklin.
On the JNil;t;u-Messrs Vallandigham
Kaler, Serry, Noble Of Franklin, and Kerr
On observation-disclosures Tallman, Nc
Mahan Of Coshocton, Poor, Bloomhuff ane
Moore.
On Manufactures and Commerce
Messrs Beatty, Converse, Curtiss, Donnen
wirth and Potter.
On Corporations Messrs Corwin, War
rem, Harsh, Yost and Johnston.
On the Currency-Messrs Bennett, Eli
son, Russell of Harrison, Emery, ant
Owens.
On Benevolent Institutions essrs War
rem, Williams of Clark, Noble Of Seneca
Breck and Kerr.
On The Penitentiary-Messrs Breck, Nc
Making, Noble Of Franklin, Kennon an'
Fisher.
On The Libray--Messrs Russell of Harri
son, Russell of Portage, Moore, Shaw ane
Johnston
On State Buildings-Messrs Brown
Coe, Clark of Franklin, Williams of Co.
shocton, and Kaler.
On .New Counties-Messrs Killer, Con.
verse, Turley, Larmer and Matthews.
On Retrenchmenl-- Messrs Hogue, Nc
Mahan of Coshocton, Richie, Purviance
and Park.
On Salaries and Fees of Public OGcers
--Messrs Whitridge, Smith Of Hamilton,
Brown, Cock and Wilson.
On Public Printing-Messrs Potter,
Mcfarland, Truesdale, Lyle and Whitridge
On Federal Relaiions-Messrs Trimble
Of Highland, Ellison, Backus, Dial and
Bennett
On Unfinished Business-Messrs Nc
Maxim, White, Cotton, Sharp and Beatty.
On observation-disclosures Musgsove and
Harsh.
HOUSE OF REp.-Dec. l2.-Mr Harsh
presented three petitions, signed by Isaac
Matthews, and III other citizens Of Stark
county, asking for the passage Of law to
preyent the manufacture Of articles in the
State Prison, by convict labor, coming in
competition with the labor ofthe honest me.
chanics Of the State. Referred to commit
tee on the penitentiary.
Mr.. Hibba,d now offered resolution
(which was adopted) to the following e.
feet:
Resolved, That message be sest 10 the
Senate informing that body that the Hall
of the House of Representatives is ready
for the reception of the Senate, and for the
purpose of administering the oath Of his
Office to Gov. William Bebb.
And forthwith the Senators appea, ed. be-
ing conducted by the geant-at-arms, and
took seats prepared for them within the
bar, on the right of the Hall, the Speaker
of the Senate in the chair, on the right of
the Speaker Of the House.
The Speaker of the Senate now an
nounced the purpose of the conventionof
the two Houses, to be for the ceremonies OF
the inauguration of the Governor elect of
the State ofOhio.
And then, at ten minutes past eleven o.
clock. the Governor elect entered the f1all
attended by the acting Governor, the Off
GERS of State, and the Judges of the Su-
preme Court-the Governor elect being
conducted by Judge Bowen, of the second
circuit, and introduced at the Speakers
chair.
Solemn prayer, at the clerks table, was
then offered by the Rev. DR.. Hoge.
The oath, to support the constitution OF
the United States, and the constitution OF
the State of Ohio, and to execute the duties
of the Office of Governor of Ohio, to the
best of his abilities and understanding, was
now administered to the governor elect by
the Hon. Judge Bowen: and thereupon
Gov. Bebb proceeded to deliver his lnau-
gural Address, in this joint session OF the
General Assembly, and before large aud