New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16


TIE I'D Section Of the III Article of the Con
s.tuticn u Ohio provides that The returns vi every
election Tor Governor sha b. sealed up and transmit
led the sat OF Government. y he returning on
Gers directed % tie Speaker q the senate, Who .hs
open and publish them 10 the presence OF 10 f-F n
~ Meufers n facA H01se n Pr TfrTi Assrn1ig -
The sciion az Sraas Scfsifs. PaSs $40 Sstion ~
provides that the Spr1tT o. ne >Hlt .lh, "lln lFe
days after ire General Assembly sna- pc ofssnizec
opsu and bIit tif ri.-l1s n re rss tg ~ r'1firsd
Ia conformity ne I'D section OF the ld Article OF The
f0sr ri rum, ars oseuls sdfsd up and no rc.nk
il paisisd By ~ spsaksr II ~ ssHa's' shy canddate
NAV contest The election Of the Yer-1n - declared
elected IL the manner pointed out n tae law Sra1'
suusrs o. rfecty clear o. U. th.i the Speaker set
ing under The constitution and the aT IN opening The
returns a votes for Governor. snafrscin- them and
publishing the result performs mere rt1isf-if fo, IN
the presence VI ma oriy Il the mer'Ts OF me Two
u1uses u the General Assembly a. Witnesses
There i no provision in the Consultation which
recognizes either House ~ an organized body IN con
uectOn with the discharge Of this duty y the speaker
nor can any provision b. iyuIa Whcn c-nie.s GA eoel
House power DO anything 10 relation 70 the natter
lts convenient and 10 doubt. conouce- 10 the pres
ervston q order for the Eo Houses 20 meet together
A. Organized bodies but neither House can Do snT-
thing As Ls-isstive Judicial body which shall con
ro the scton Of the speaker in the discharge Of his
Constitutional duty.
We had written thu. FAY. when the following Tcle-
graphic dispatch from Columbus ~. handed % Us =,
The Convention met Pursuant 10 sdjournm-ui, a. A. NJ
NJ WhitrAn no % he Committee appointed yesterday
sss.si counting he vote for Governor attempted 70
rssd report signed by six L0coFoco members o! Nol-
m.ree 10 which the vote Of L0rail = frlrclf4 90 nc
ground ~ want ng NE proper eaii sna veneer 4riae1
10 have - ms iJfity.
TIE sp-sser declared The report Of order stsng ihs'
N. Committee only appo4li-d 70 asst ~ D. a- e'lse
qleniy had 20 riFhl 20 report s,
calling 10 order and " niimsn aecls,lns l.'
10 he beard Al All hazards n'esis or ioic- : ere -
and fssly the Speaker pemu- The reading Of ne report
which WAS followed BY resolution FOR The appointment OF
= COMMITTEE % make H. ther examination.
Mr. Whitman followed ~ speech q iwo hours g.
TIE Speaker then and declared sesbury Ford Gov
WbH. tsus engaged Mer.r. Archibald vhiimsn and
others attempted % interrupt the Speaker WI Isi
q1esons and words and osths declaring mai he ne 'lo
ried he Osih u Office
The Co venror broke up an "a great excitement
The House was called % order, and immedla1ey 'ooA
The Senator. repaired to the Senate Chamber, and soon
aiterwsrd adjourned.
As obligatory upon the L0cO-Foco members oi tne
Provisional Government The nrst error was com
mtted by the Speaker OF the senate in entertaining Inc
proposition OF the RevolurOnst NhtcOmh tne second
In allowing il 10 be- debated and the last in appointing
the Committee IL drlcult % get ugnt AGAIN siler
having yielded thus but Gen. Randall At asi perform
ed the duty which the Constitution conhded 10 am as
Speaksr ~ me ScaGt and declared Gen fold elected
Governor.
The row got Up in the progress Of this business was
exactly ia character with the leading Jsco0in sc'ois
The people are 4ttuns iTtls rtNA " t-N'N
lent proceedings. and will hold these disturbers OF me
peace these violent men whose acts bring dlscredh
upon the state TO rigid account tor their acts
We were told several weeks ago tina, measures woui
be- taken 10 prevent an Official snnuncaton OF fords
election because large had been bet upon the sue
cess Of Weller and Il would 5reBk some OF me leaders
OF the party pay up Aud they should ls 70 oilns
Weller into Office 10 enable them 20 WIZ That IL had
been determined place the question 10 some DOUBT or
uncertainty 80 ~ 10 afford them excuse Tor refusing
10 pay We hope the sgrsceful row ST Columbus has
/ no connection with these bets.
What Il next On the bill
The ohio state Journal of Wednesday 10Th, has the
following:
During the reading Of the Journal question arose rs
a. IA correctness in stating that Mr. Myers moved on
Monday morning, In Convention the appointment Oh Al
Informal Committee 10 aid the speaker IN examining
| the iootings of the rcturns
! Mr Goddard contended that this Informal pro
ceeding which should not be- noticed on the Journal
| Mr. Myers thought the journal Incorrect He nad
| merely suggested Committee.
Mr Goddard remarked that he thought both the zen
ate ard Oii0 Sac Journal incorrect IN regard u
the Speaker giving pledge 70 appoint Committee:
| Mr. Archibald rose and said he was determined u
| be heard although ignOminiously refused hearing
| YESTERDAY The Senator from Nuskingum represent
"a US bearing testimony with the Sdis Journal ms
the strongest argument with nun mat we were 10
correct lie mad the strongest opinion OF the menus
city of that sheet yet he bore testimony 70 Us correct
ness in that particular lie c0niended the committee
was really committee. Let the truth appear. ihefc
indignation yesterday NOuDt VI IL
presented by the OHIO STATE journal ne begged pardon
OF the ladies for mentioning it, ~ using proisne ian
gusge, indignant TO the last degree: ms Is rue
| We were indignant IL was natural indignation Al
everything that base, eyeryth outrageous nat
mendacil sheet Is careful not % give the cause LOT
our indignation. He wished the journal TO show Inc
facts In the case.
Mr.. Goddard rose and was recognized by the Speak
er (SOme Democratic Senator had risen about Inc
Mr.. Archbold dn his seat Ofcourse we have mol
| the same rights with the other side
Mr.. Goddard said that merely Informal proceeding
should not 20 upon the Journal even although true oi
| example, Mr.. Speaker, the senator from Monroe al
dressing you yesterday in this chamber, said B." God
damn your peridred soul and yet Il Will not appear
| on the Journal although Il is strictly true
| Mr.. Archbold sckDowedg, aide bar remark Of Una
kind He said his feelings were 50 much snocSe hl'
moral feelings much outraged ne might ns's
| used the language
| Commenting upon these and the Ike proceedings the
STATE Journal remarks truthfully, ss follows
cit not uncommon In legislative bodies, such s'
those now In session in Columbus that topics are toecn
cd upon and things said, unmpOrtant IN lhef Chai
scter they escape the attention OF heporteis ano
are very properly omitted In their reports mere are
| also now. days things said in our Legislative nal'
which are amt q be repOrtedtOO gross, too uoeVu-
too indecent aud scandalous too wicked and piasPne
nous too lthy and obscure, 70 be admitted INTO 'ns
columns OF any paper whose publishers ~ :,
members OF society and perhaps our Reporters owe AZ
apology the senators from Monroe and Fsiheiu iV
the omission Of large part Of their yesterday pro
ducuOn OF disgusting blackguaTdsin and hsalnehi'u
profanity.
The disgrAceful row" referred to above, bad not
been brought TO close latest accounts lJsn ~
from Columbus.
GOVERNOR or ARKASsAs.-The BGtesrAs Arb
Eagi Wing paper, advises Its party not to make any
nomination for Governor as the Loco Focos have seye
,l ssnirants for the Office Bseide the regular oeo