The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
FRoM COLUMBUS.
Corrsspondrnce efthc Daily Lancaster GaEstts
Cotu rus Dec. 90, 1850

| CoTrespoRdeaee ofthc Daily Lancaster GdEetf'
Cotu BUS Dec. 90, 1850.
The ONesfioa Settled Compsnsdtion ~ Su
prpms .Judgrs-Gea Randall & Coz, Lpood
Little Walnut and LahOpOfs Turnpike Road
! -Locofoco CaNems- County Of Nationality
Kikeany Cal Fight
Ma EplroR.--The great aud importdRt ques
lion Of printing being considered settled Tor Thu
session. the Senate this morning resumed its ordI
nnrv business The first bill OF importance lha
came up, wus the bill to all'rw the Supreme Judg
es three hundred dollars each for services in Cuur
IN Bank ai the December Term, 1880 lts discus
sion involves the usual considerations of economy
and policy and was remarkable Tor its euStl
more than any other feature. The approach %
dinner had the beneficial effect of bringing All ia
sue, aud the bill was ordered 10 third reading
to-morrow by two majority.
Just before the vuie, however, spicy incident
orcured. Gen Randall thonghttle occasion I
good une for making hit at Governor Wool
sentiments in Favor ol the validity OF the Fueitivt
law He moved to add TO the bill. n proviso tha
the Governor be paid one Thousand dollars for cx
trl services in sustaining the Fugitive law The
Democracy took this as an insult. aud the Whig'
did not at all sympnhlze with The mover. Mr.
Burns declared that it was an insult not only ia
The Governor, but to the people To suppose that
hey needed any assistance in sustaining law Mr.
Vinal moved that Gen. Randall be paid six dol
lars per day for his extra services as balance OF
p0cer in Ihe Senate which turned the tables "a
gainsi the Senator frCm Ashiabua whose iIl-timeh
amendment was rejected By 50 10 !, the mover
himself
Nothing else was done Of special interest Mr..
Geiger introduced bill Ia Incorporate the Little
Walnut aud Lithnpnlis turnpike road, and several
petitions were presented, quite nnmer0usly
signed by citizens Of Licking and Fairfield, Tor
"Nafion0L" Two or three resolution were re-
jected for going into tie election Of Judges
Judge Whitman is Mr. Paynes opp"ne Tor
United Sthtes Senator IN caucus That body dId
not close lis deliberations last night. ! trust ule
Judge will he retained np0n the Bench, where ne
is deservedly popular. At the same tune cant
say wish any other destination Tor Mr.. Payne.
than return 10 private life
The Hamilton Telegraph has pronounced n
gainst Medary, in addition In the papers enumer'
nted Yesterday Samivrl is IN great tribnlatlon
about these times. his position between Lncolp.
cos aud Free Soilers, placing him in the predca-
lnent Of having To chuUse between the frying pan
and fire. VERlIAS.
COLuaBUs Dec. 81, 1850.
The annual Reports Interesting DocHMeHis--
State House COmmissionerS Report--The
Bank Tar Lac The Zdnesgiie and Mays
viHe Turnpike Rood Compony- Report Of
John IVeich, Esq The Weather.
MR. EDIrOR:-A brief session of both tIouses
to-day, closed tho third week of the session
Some Senators opposed ndiournlug over he ore
dinner, but these were silenceI by Mr. Bull who
protested that lie woRM claim Saturday afternoon
tue privilege ol "Sonlhern RiggerJ" even.
mi LII 4 81
pensatioa q. S;nprcnc Iuri Iuh es. and !ix"d the
number vi extra copies OF the Annnnl Reports
&c to be %, inied The House pnssed the bill
charleriug the Cincinnati, Wilmington aud Znnes-
vile Raroad Company. Several Interesting
documents huve been laid ON lne table Of mem
bers.
The State House Commissioners report, that
the expenditures on the building dnling Ihe last
year amounted 10 $GS 358:ij, leaving bamce
on hnnd Of Sl5 381:46 They nsk an npprnprin.
ton for The ensuing year u! 800 600 The Ar.
chtect states lIml with liberal appropriations The
walls may be raised Ia the tupnl HE second story
next season, aud The greater part Of the building
be under rou at the close If 1852.
Mr.. John Woods states in communication IN
tke Senate. That lI' following Bank have accept.
I'd the provisions OF the law Tor taxing Banks aud
Banking cumpulirs:
Dayton Bank Dayton Montgomery county;
Western Rrserv" Bank. Wurrcn, 1runhull co
Belmont Branch Bank. Bridgeport Bt lmnut 60
Akron Branch Bank, Akron, summit county:
Hurson county Branch Cndz. 0hn.
Nj, M-lrh reports the present debt Of he Zlnes.
VIII. aud Maysvie turnpike road company In he
81 l40,Bl3:73. including interest. Tine estimated
cnrt ot completing the road iiom Xuncsville To
ChilIiccihu un the mig ginnl plan. including the
bridge over Jonuthn's creek, is Sitl,6 On n
cherper pmn which cnntInphteSn gr'duninn "f
80 feet in width, with cover # l6 leti wide. the
cu,i wuIlt lie 500 10000; ,nd /" construct plank
road l6 icel wide wJuId cust 4! .26l:Uj. a plank
rond half This width (Which should not br lhon.hI
ol, )w,u'd cost $l9 800. From ii,ll examination
ol all the facts in the cnse, Mr.. WEIGH comes 10
the conyiction that lIIe'e i, ~ feasible plan bnl
the safe Of he road to complete it aud pay the
debts outstanding.
The weather is del ehlu This afternoon, and il
it should continue next week. it will greatly en-.
han'e the general enjoyment during the ho lnyS
NERIYAS