The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
FROM COLUMBUS.
OTT'sPOHdenee cfthe Daily Laaeaaer 0eEeae


Amin Bey- Hsi 10 he LegisIatHre Proposeo
County Of National The Senate PriaiinR-
Inauguration Bal
Ma Enthusiastically, the House met IN
the morning and passed resolution to invite
Amin Bey 10 make them visit. then took re-
CESS In The afternoon they received him aud
then adjourned. Besides. they did little rou.
tine business the only item Of which Of any 10.
terest. was the pDesentation Of petition from 10
citizens Of Licking county for the new county oI
National.
The bids for the Senate printing were opened
and read IN the afternoon. There were s-veu
blds L L. Rice Uffsrs TO do tile printing per
eent lower than last year. s. Medsry will do ii
at last wears prices prnviled lie eau get il. Jon.
athan Phillips. o Glover Charles Scott, Josiah
DOVE all aud ". H. Mrdary are the remaining
bIddsrs. Dowdall is journeynau printer. aud
NJ II. Medary clerk. ia the "ISkatesmoH" Office
Sc0tts bid is very decidedly the lowest. NJ. II
Medary's next The bids were ordered to be
printed
Amin Bey made visit also to the Senate cham
Der He WIS received 10y the Senate stumbling,
and conducted a chair in a gond postum 10
witness the deliberations Of Senators, in which
he seemed interested He will attend the ball
10 night. and remain in Columbus uriil Thursday.
VERITAs
Cot ABus. Dec. 10.
The RiRhof Eastr7setion- The SsHat, PrinfiaR
STATE PTiRter-The Cincinnati. Wilmington
and ZJHesViiie Railroad BiH-Tke IaauRTra.
hoH BdH-Amin Bey
MR. EnIToR: >enate debated IN daylst
great length the right Of State Legislatures 10 in-
struct their Senators in Congress The debate
WIS elected by motion Of Mr. Convers to post
pone indefinitely resolutions of instruction in fa.
yurn Ifha L., ~
Mr.. Convers remarked that he was as much in
favor Of cheap postage as auy other Senator But
he thought too much Of the lime Of the General
Assembly was ukeu mp IL discussing matters thu
dSPnsal Of which was left by the constitution to
the Federal Legislature. All matters which per.
tain To Federal Relations. he WIS IN favor Of leav
ing tu the bndy which had jurisdiction over them
1t W 3 unt t1r the Senate TO be manufacturing
public opinion He wins opposed 10 protractmg
tie session, aud wearying out the people by dis.
cussions on abstract oinis. To the neglect VI th,.
business for which they had been delegated Sen.
atOrs
Mr.. Randall thought he saw an Indian behind
the bush The object Of this motion he took it
lind reference tn slavery resolutions now Oh the
table aud which were soon 10 be taken up.
Mr.. Cunningham would vote with the Senator
from MuskinguIn. for different reason. He de-
u'ou 'uo i5ut VI lusFnCllO0 IN LOfO-ueuleu llldl
II was denocrsC doctrine.
Mr.. Howard spike at great length. to enforce
the view that right of instruction was with the
people. aud not The Legislature.
Messrs. Nv ers and Brackley contended for the
rlgh. of the Legislature Ia instruct.
Mr. Eckley Rually moved Ia lay the whole
mat er OH the table which prevailed
Alter thus settling democntic doctrine. Mr..
Thompson, Chirman of the Committee Oh Print.
ing. offered preamble aud resolution to tile ri.
ect. that us Charles scOlts bid for the printing
was The lnwest the Speaker he directed to enter
uto contract with him fr,rthwilh. according In
The terms of the Senate resolutions of the 10th
and 10Th of December Messrs, Payne and Ny.
ers asked until lu.mOrrow morning to conside,
aud was granted; tue Senate making sure ny
taking recess until that time. Instead nf hu ad.
hurnnent, that the subject should cnme up al the
earliest moment II is evident that the object u
Myers. &CU.. by the pnstPnneIieni. Is 10 let til,
printing remain where II is, in the hands OF Me.
dry.
a resolution was passed in the House to direct
the curnuiitIee ON Public Printing IL inquire intu
tue a1pp,iiency providing by law for the eIec.
lon Ol State PRIMER by The people. The 10 lsr
aIsu passed the bill IN incurpurate the Cincinnati
Wilmington aud gainesville Railroad company
An amendment was agreed tu making Somerset ii
point.
The SOiree last night was attended by about
lile nsuhi amount oil ecLat. Amin Bey was tile
Iiuu Of the night. Tie CucimnliiIns are u
give him supper On Saturday evening.
VERITAs
COLUMBUS. Dec l9.
The s. nate Printing! Discredita6ie Eforis-
United States Senntor-.LocoCoco Caucus
The Wool Trade. and Sammedary--Nrp
Loeofoco Organ-T The Cincinnati, WIim,p o.
ton and Zanesville Railroad
Mu En,-,D.-.rb. o.,,r,,oo. ,r H.. S,o,.
wasted ,Iis ,l,v ,Is,, h, ,h.,ir ,,,.uo,s g.,
lin, nv,,v.J nn,nnse If The r,;nri,y IN a;ys ,ha
priutin. 10 the lrwes, hiIIer II n,s nIG in v.;n
Er n,,sr n,,is,,l. ,,,ai,ina ,,, ,i,. xha,,,,a,i
iha. Inn1s ,a S.na,.. I'm, r., ,b, v,,o ar ,L.
priu,ing was orJereJ m the Inwss, bidI.r Cbss
S,,,,, In'Iaa NJ. ,,,,,s ,h., I,Jar ;n ,,'a",.
mu,t di,cr.EIt,bl. artennIs m take money Irom
th, rr.,,.u, % m mi int, SunmsJ,,r,;s Mob Of, 80
II ia din. IN snme nj ,be Democrats "a saw ,Ia,
ihov s,,,I 49, n,,,ct, .In,,F "a ,,,,..;II. u
Bnns RuIl Isrgusnn ,md. Simns,n urs s,,,;,Isd
Il, h,r,,r,,IJa n,.,,inu i, III. ca,,,nr,
Tba i,cnl,cos ,,r. h,,Ii;,g !, .a;,.,s ,,oi,h, .,
d.,.r,ni,,, WIN an IN h., ,h.r ,andij, Cr e. n
\ S,.~,,s I, IA vii nmJsrsin,,I ,i,., psnU.:
chance. Inr ,I, mominarn" arr. hes, .es =, nv
of lbe leading out silers uf III. Democ,ui,c n,r,y
directed ID induce the Democrats to stick to their
nominotion. when made.
Meuar5 sllare ~ ..le Wool 'rade Is receN'
fed llirnusTnu, the State then h I'd yeu,ureJ 10