Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-26

CoLtxuSs, Dec. Is.

again"
E-AaaPtdescFiptien-eE proceedings
in the Senate on Saturday. The
ELocofocos made a tremendous effort
to upset the action of the Senate,
by which the printing was TO be let
to ihe Pwest bidder. g Il
The whole OF a long session ex-
tending to 81 O'Clock p. NJ, was de-
voted to it, and at The close they
found themselves precisely where
they began. The Wings did the
State some service by their perse-
verance on the occasion. G-g 4
Judge Salter succeeded, during an
interval in the debate, in having the
bill to authorizs the Scioto and
Hooking Valley Railroad company
to negotiate their bonds taken up,
and finally passed.
Henry B. Payne, il is said, will be
the Locosoco candidate for U. S.
Senator for the long term. .i r
The House adjourned on Satur-
day before dinner.-Scioto Gazette.
SENATE, Dec. 17.-By Mr.. Law
renee, the petition Of Calvary Nor
ris and los otherss OF the principal
busines men and firms of the city OF
Cincinnati, ,rithout distinction of
! pdrtv, for q law to authorize Free
Banking. Read and referred TO
. standing committee on Currency
The postage question was deba-
ted, also a resolution TO procure re-
|. prints Of Hammond's Reports for the
, use of counties. Not decided upon.
|. The bids for printing were open
ed and ordered to be printed by TO-
morrow.
A resolution was passed inviting
Amin Bey TO visit the Senate.
, The joint resolution to go into an
election for U. S. Senator tomorrow
, was laid on the table.
HoUsE.-Nothing of interest TO-
day. .. 1Ea- r e
Dec. Is.
HousE.-A resolution to print GER
tain documents in German was pass
, ed. 1 1t -rs a.aiz
!, The right Of the Legislature to re-
peal Bank and other charters was
debated at length.
A resolution was adopted instruc-
ting the committee to bring in bill
. providing for the election Of State
I printer by the people.
SENArE.-The right Of instruction
|, to Senators and Congressman by the
Legislature was debated at length
in connection with the postage res
olution which was indefinitely post
, poned, thus deciding against the right
!, OF instruction. +
A resolution instructing the SPea.
ker to contract with Chas. Scott for
the State printing, he being the low
est bidder, was debated till adjourn
, ment. ,.... .. ....-.-. -
: The SENATE disposed Of The prin'
ting question, by ordering the Spea,
ker to contract with Charles Scott
> The vote stood II TO Is. Nothing
!, else OF interest done. -s
The House spent most OF the day
discussing the rights Of corporations
= Nothing OF interest done.
. nao On
SENArE.-A resolution TO pay thu
Supreme Court Judges 300 dollar
each for attendance on the Court il
Bank, was debated at length.
Several amendments were offer
: ed.
= Mr.. Randall proposed to give tn,
y Governor 1000 dollars extra for car
rying out the Fugitive Slave Law.
IL Mr.. VinaI moved to pay Randall
, 6 dollars per day for holding III
g balance OF power in the Senate.
The original resolution was final
ly adopted.
II The report Of the Auditor Of State
}. Secretary of State and Commission
n er of State House Buildings, wer
,e laid on the table. -r
o Mr.. Cunningham offered resolu
,e lion to print 1000 copies Of the Au
is ditor's Report.
Of The subject was referred 10 tn
= committee on printing.
" The House debated a proposition
v to print 5000 copies of all the re
ports, &c. The whole matter afte
D. long debate, was referred to tn
IS committee on printing; after shor
Of session the House adjourned.
,r @ r '-1m er7 Dec. 81.
i HoUsE.-A bill to incorporate tn
German Cabinet Makers and Car
N penters' Relief Association; also
in bill 10 amend the charter OF the Obi
and Mississippi Railroad Company
ii and bill to incorporate the Zanes
N vile and Cincinnati Railroad Compa
ny, passed.
m A report from the committee Of