The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
THE CONVENTION.
Trr.pAr, May l4-l0 o,cIock A
srANplNs co,nifrrErs.

RS -" u; teohetlh, Nhathpets, Barnet oil Mont
q gomefys Thompson of Stark, Wav, CahiI
). Morehead aad Hunter
+ Ga the Erecwire Department -Messr;
y Leadbetler, Riddle, Vance of ChanuaipO
Blair, Cook, Brown Of Cauol, and GiIlet'
On the judicial Department -Mossrs
Nennon, Swan, Hitchcock Of Geauea, Mason
IS Vance of Butler, Slantery, Groesbeck, Still
: well, Smith Of Warren, Rahney, Kifkwood
C Mccormick and HumprheviIlc.
$ On APPortioamcat,-Messrs Holmes, Nor
e ms, Barnet Of PrebIe, Dorsey, Hunt, Slick
i ney, Patterson, Claypoele, McCloud, Manon
Henderson, Case of Hooking, Culler Law,
renee, Scott ol Harrison, Bennett, Greso
1 lloO'man, Swift, Woodbury. and FAIR. "
d On the Etcctire FrancIise..-. Messrs Rob
ertson, Green of Ross, Townshend, Otis anc
: Scott of Auglaize
+ On Corporations, otker than Corporation,
c for Banking. -Messrs, Norris, Stanton, Re.
; melin, Sellers and Ewart.
+ On Banding and Currency Messrs. Lar.
!; VIII, Roll, Peck, Mitchell, Leech, Williams
T and Florence. -
On P4blic Debts and Pablic Works.
Messrs. Hawkins, Stebbns, Hitchcock o,
Cuyahoga, Harlan, Swan, Jones, Johnson,
b B'ickensderler and Larsh
IN future Amendments to The Constitution
Messrs, Ranney, Warren, lIamlton, Smith
. of Wyandot, and Gray.
On EdRc4lioa, -Messrs. Stiduer. Cur,v
Qugley, Greene of Defiance. Brown of 4.
thens, and Smith of Highland. a--
On MaitiG, -Messrs. Lides, Thompson Of
Stark, Gray, Loudon, GilIet, Scot. Of Au.
glaze, and Barnet Of Preble.
On Finance and Taxation .--Mes,rs Jon-
don, Horton, Fireslone, Ewing and Blrboe
On the Preamble and Bill Of Rights
MessrS. Vance of Butler, Groesbeck, Nash
Stanberry, Oton, Case of Licking and Bates,
On Public Institutions of the Statg.-
Messrs. Vance OF Champaign, King, Strubbe,
Graham, and Way.
On Jurisprudence -Messers. Holt. An
drews, Ceilings, Archbold Case OF Licking
Thompson of Shelby, Cialk, Green Of Ross,
and Oils. 1'''o'
y" miscellaneous subjects and proposi>
ions. Messrs. Archbold, Blair, Chambers
Hard, Qnlgley, Nash ana Perkins.
On Accounts. Messrs Ewart, Clark Tov
Mr. Vance of Butler from the committee
appointed 10 prepare rules, reported series
OF rules, and moved that the report he laid on
the table, and ordered to be printed, which
was agreed to,
MI h'fkwood from the committee on Priv.
Ileges aud Elections, made renort. He
S'aeed thal The report was aIengrhy one, and
might nos be read. lie would stale thai there
mad been no difficulty in determining the Il
rghls OF members to the seats they claimed,
aii VINO had presented certificates veto en.I,Il
tied to their seats. There was. however
one seat vacant That of Mr.. Lawrence oil
Guernsey.
on motion Of Mr. Hawkins, the report was
ia. {
lIr' Hunt offered the following: c
"ReSoireI, That The committee on onnor. S
IIonmenI be instructed 10 inquire into the e
exPedIency of providing in The Constitution
u 'il,s otate Tor allowing to each county ia t
he State one Representative"
MIR. Patterson Offered the follc wing
"keSotred, That the committee on The y
Judiciary be instructed to inauire into The S
Xped:ency of Inserting clause in the g n. o
lIlution qnleIlng titles TO real es,ate in tbn O
''fgliila military district, to any person who {
las title by himself or those under whom be "
ldlms, having quiet possession and ti,Ie 1p
hereto for term Of twenty.one yeors p
Mr.. Nash moved to lay the resolution on IL
he able and pint - IN
winch motion, aElera division, was cartied
MIR. Smith of Wyandor, offered the fulIow,
!g:
"hesotped, That the committee ON Juns, m ,mo
'ooohce be instructed to inquire into the ex ~
'o,ehcy OF SO amending The constitution thai -
9 Legislature. al its first session afler The 10
Ioptlon of the amended constitution, sbau
oVlde by law for the appointment of three NJ NJ
'mm'ssloners, whose duty il shalt be 10 re. ~, ~
se' reform, simplify, and abridae the Sta ~;
les ana tulesof practice, peadinps. form H.,
ID proceedings of the Court of Record of ~
is State, and to report thereon to the Len.
R'ure, subject to their adoption and modI.
ation. ln
On motion Of Mr. Curry the resolution vos CO
q on the table and ordered 10 he printed
Mf. Green offered the following. of
Resotred, That all propositions for the 4 , ex
'ndment or revision of The Constitution of Co
State Of Ohio, shall be considered in ,La
mmiItee OF the whole before beiho reCa, ISL
to standing committee. VII
Mr' Nash Isuppose Tint the repou Of ,ba chi
mmltlee on Rules covers The whole pronnd the
Mr. Green. | had anticipated such rule
ad also intended 10 offer the following
Resotrea, That until otherwise ordered ,u
IL, A. M of each day, this Convention ba,
VI revolve itself into Z committee Of rhe H. l.
m ole on the State Of this Commonwesllbn M ,ak
! he motion was agreed TO.
on motion Of Mr.. CIaypooc, the Conven. snv "a
took recess. s~y a
bel
3 O'clock, P. M.
Mr. Morris. / offer for adoption the fol. r
ing resolution: ons
keSoLred, That the committee ON Juris Me
denee be instructed 10 inquire into the In
'edlency Of dispensing with the names Of Mn
N Roe and Richard Roe, and all other XII
Nous characters in the net Of EiecRnent. To
w. 'S''ois '"FoiV'g me TUG TO lnhds and