Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-20

dInouuiuS 80 40 w Ac1 e.tS e'-S SsN'SS.'S
of Lancaster individually TO subscribe
100000, the bill was engrossed.-l
The Senate refused to re consider
the vote by which the bill erecting
the new county Of Noble was passed.
This settles the question so far as
the Senate is concerned. The SEN
ate took up the Free Bank Bill.
HoUsE.-A debate sprung up on
motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which some extra numbers OF the
census returns were ordered to be
printed. Mr.. Van Worries remarked
concerning the printing, that in the
printing Of those already on the
desks Of members, a large expense
was unnecessarily incurred by the
insertion Of useless and unnecessary
blank pages. In his county they did
work honestly, and if he printed for
another man, or Tor the State, he
would do it as he would do it for him.
SELF The work alluded TO had been
done in a manner unnecessarily ex-
pensive, and lift was TO cost as much
as is now proposed, he could take it
home, and do it on a hand press,
cheaper than Mr.. Medary would.
The House went into Committee
on the bill to revise and amend the
tax laws of the State. The Senate
resolution TO go into the election OF
Associate Judges on Saturday, was
agreed 10.
Feb. 18th.
SENArE.--The bill creating the
Doth judicial circuit. Montgomery
county, was ordered to be engrossed,
and afterwards passed. The Senate
, went into Committee on the Free
Banking Bill.
, Mr.. Eckley offered a resolution to
90 into election of United States
t Senator; one Director OF Ohio Peni
l Tertiary; one State Auditor; and
: Librarian, on Friday next. Adop'
: ted.
a The bill TO create new LunatiC
= Asylums was referred TO selec
] committee con sisting Of Messrs
: Payne, Lawrence, Hart Burns anC
e Eckley.
HoUsF.NMr. Bundy offered res
1 oIution requiring the Governor tc
correspond with the Executives o
!, other States in relation to a uniform
e day Of thanksgiving in NovembeI
: next.
n Mr.. Fee moved to lay it on the ia
i bic; which was lost.
The resolution was then adoPte'
e ayes 81, nays Is.
: Feb. 18th.
s. SExATE.-Free Banking Bill beini
under consideration, Mr.. Burn
moved to amend the Sd section, b,
making the stockholders jointly an
IS individually liable for the redemption
Y of the notes, and paying the debt
:, and deposits.
h An amendment was moved tha
: each should be liable to the amour
Q of stock owned. Passed.
r Feb. 18th.
It SESATE.--The bill to detach pol
J. ton of Cincinnati, lately annexed
l. from the city limits, was taken up.
Ie Mr.. Burns moved TO amend b
h restoring the tax list to the sam
Ie amount on the lands, it was befor
l. annexation.
S, This was resisted on the ground
n that the new valuation would tax
J. place next year. and it would there
D fore afford no practical relief 10 th
Ie applicants.
The subject was debated the en-
tire day with much warmth, bu
le without action the Senate adjourn
n ed.
5 HoUsE.-The bill to incorporat
s. the BENZ Berth Of Cincinnati pas
= sed.
n The bill to amend the fax law
y was debated, but no action had.
IS Feb. 18th.
= We find nothing OF interest in tn
d proceedings OF either House on Sat
e urday, except the election. Tn
Al State Journal published Saturda,
afternoon has the following:
Election of Associate Judges.
The two Houses went into Con
IS vention at 3 this P. NJ, and proceede
y to elect associate judges. The iol
: , lowing elections have taken place:
!, Ashtabula-Wm. S. Deming, Ere
= - Soiler.
j BeImont-Robert E. Carothers
j. Wing.
j. Brown-Benjamin Sells, Demo
d crat.
d Vinton--Joseph Kaler, Wing
e Jacob G. Will, Wing; David Rich
It mond, Democrat.
CIinton-Stephen Evans, Wing
!. Isaac Collins, Wing; Thos. D. Austin
: Wing.
! Coshocton, James NJ. Burt, Demo.
crat, and Josiah Harris, Wing.
The Convention then took a re.