The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11
From the Ohio Statcsmman.

1 THE ORGANIZATION OF TIE HOUSE
On yesterday the democrats bAlIoted fol
Johnson Of Medina for Speaker. Mr.. JUhu'
son was member two years ago, during the
terrible conflict about the Division Of Hhmll'
ton county; and had received the special at
tention Of the wings, because they thought
lie had received few too many votes t.
answer der purposes. Tie honor was vel
conferred by the democrats, and had he been
elected, would have made an excellent
Speaker. After an adjournme nj last night
The wings held out the idea 'b., they were
ready TO offer propositions to the democrats
to organize on tr-lay, but il was soon as.
cerlained by the democrats that il was only
a ruse, and that instead Of offering any pro-
POSITIONS 10 The democrats, they were actu-
ally making overlures to the free solers -
The free sollers rejected their oil RS, and the
democrats determined 10 put an end to this
their votes for Mr. Morse, and elected him
No man 10 The State not an out and out
democrat could have been so little objection.
able to tie democrsrs-as Mr.. Morse. In the
hour of trial and darkness, after twenty one
days Of perpetual session, during the session
Of lS47'-S, when ciyi! comnolions and row :
dyism had taken the place Of Legislation in
consequence Of the attempt Of the wings to
force into their seats the unconslitntiona!
members from Hamilton county, Messrs.
Morse and Townsllend, under veIley ul A.
bnse seldom ever heaped upon any one by
the whig press, united with The democrats,
organized The House, sent home the whig
members 10 Hamilton and admitted the
rigItlul members, Pngh and Pierce, and
which finally resulted in the repeal Of that
abomlnable whig partisan law, and put old
Hamilton as size was. lherefoIe after the
wIhdrt wal Of Mr.. Johnson, the democratic
nominee, the democrats felt perfect free.
dom, and many If not all great willingness,
TO vote for MIR. Morse, as the very best
choice within their reach.
Mr.. Morse being conducted to the chair
made very excellent and appropriate ad
dress, showing that though mechanic lie
has strong and we'll balanced mind.
Mr.. Blair, democrat, the former able and
popular clerk was then reelected for the
session on The frs, ballot. To speak Of Mr..
Blair's qualifications would te useless as his
previous services speak for themselves in
stronger terms than we can express by word
DR.. Mitchell, democrat, of Ross county,
was elected Sergeant at Arms, on the 5lh
ballot. DR.. NJ. will make capital officer, as
he is capital fellow.
This then, is the organization of the
House, and one, too, that the democrats
the Stdc will have no reason To
regret, but at which they have every reason
to rejoice. especially after the great boasts
of The Fillmore wing press that they had OBJ
tanned "a substantial victory to use phrase
ofihe Ohio State Journal, after the election
AT the result of these elections, the demo.
Gratis in the lobbes could not consirain their
feelings, and several expressions Of applause
to,k place.
We have never seen The gs look more
blank Than on tho result Of the election of
MORSE Speaker, for no man ia the State has
their hatred more cordial Tor voting with the
democrats TO admit Pugh aud Pierce at the
session Of AZ and y. From an outside
pressure and the repoits taken 10 the wings
hourly by busy bodies, the wings %. the
impression thai at least enough OF democru,s
would hold out, until they could force the free
soilers iuto tieir measures. The election of
Air. MoRsE this morning dissipaied the cher,
shea whig dea that some democrats would
continue ballOling for their amusement, and
thus give them timo 10 accomplish their plans
We Ihereiure repent that never were wings
80 utterly shocked al a result as this!
They viii no doubt sci up terrible cry
hoping 70 get some democrat or other 10
with them on the occasion. Batt