The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Ohio Legislature.

'oH W "uJOhln Oh tue ZOi1 WIS lOSig 10
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The House amendments 10 the bill erecting th
new county of Noble. were agreed to.
The bill Ia tax Banks was read the third tim
aud passed 90 to 10
Ia the House. the Seuate resolution Tor gOin
mt" elections Wednesday aIernoon, was ugrce,
to.
The fugitive slave law resolution wns agreed L
in the ia lowing inrm:--
Rcsolved By The General Asse nibiy of The Stat
Of OHIO That our Senelrr, in Congress be- inslruc
led and our Representatives requested 10 use Hl
onnrable means 10 obtain immediate repeal o
modification or amendment OF the fugitive slay,
law
The House passed the Senate bill to restrain tn,
sale ot spi'iluous liquors. ayes 81 nays %.
Thursday Morning In Seuate. the bill 10 pro
vide Tor publishing the new constitution was Ia
ken up. aud after amending it so as To provide lo
one publication in each weekly paper published il
each county an, nj the compensation allowed To-
publishing the laws, was ordered Ia he engrnssed
The House joint resolution appointing Jane,
7. WOrthingtnn, Joseph NJ Dana, Samuel B
Pruden aud Dr. Michael Il KrcIder, Trustees o
the Ohio University, was adopted
The following till in relation TO tue time o
holdi courts in the sixth Judicial circuit wa,
pas, ed
Be IL enacted Gy The General Asse,nJly of ht
State Of Ohio, That the Spring term OF lhe C0ur
nt Common Pleas shall commence in Huchin.
April2lsl Ross April 28h and the Fall term il
Fairfield September 9th aud in Ross October 9th
The fugitive slave resolutions came up from the
House. Mr. Geiger offered his resolutions as a
substitute
Mr. Randall moved to perfect the resolution
proposed to he stricken out. by striking out mod
iiicalion or amendment
| A call tor the previous question was not sus.
taned The Senate took recess.
CoLuMB,s, 5, March I4e
On yesterday afternoon the two Houses met in
Convention in the Hall the House. aud proceed
ed 10 ballot for Associate Judges.
John Wech and Herman Gephart, Wings, were
elected Assuciate Judges Tor Belmont aud Mont.
gumery counties, each un the first bal utug
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
State Librarian. First ballot Gleiner 4G. Hay.
ward 80, Blanks 10; second ballot. Greiner As
Hayward 38 Blacks 49, third bal OF. Greiner 4G,
Hayward 80, Blanks II; fourth ballot Greiner a..
Ha, ward 40 Blanks l2; filth ballot, Greiner As,
Hayward 80, Blanks .
On motion. the Convention passed over Libra.
riau and proceeded IN vote or Senator
First blot, Griswold 10. Payne 4O Giddings
9. Blanks 3: second. Griswold 40, Payne 80, Gid.
dngs TO- Blanks 81 third, GriswoId 80. Payne 40,
+. Wade 10, Blanks 5; fourth, Grlsw 39,P yne
38. +. Wade l3, Blanks 4; fifth, Grswoid 80,
Payne 49, Vaughn Is Blanks ).
A motion To adjourn was lost. yeas 80. nays &C..
A motion to take recess until % o'clock TO.
morrow morning prevailed,
Friday Moratng First illut. Griswuld 42
Payne 81, Vaughn q Sulltf 1, Blank /; second
Griswold 81 Payne 38, Vaughn 10. ullii 4.
Blanks aud Scattering 5; third, Payne 38 Ewing
80, SuiIif 10, Blanks and Scattering 4: Iuurth
! Payne 81, Ewing 4O Sutlitf /. Blanks and Seat
tering 3: fifth. Payne 38, Ewing 40, >uti' g..
Blanks 3; sixth Payne 38, Corwn ~, Sutlf o.
Blanks ,; seventh. Payne 49, C0rwin 40 Sutlitf g.,
Blanks 3; eighth, Corwn a., Payne 80 Sutitl 4,
Blanks ,.
Mr. Burns moved that the Convention dioun
lost, ayes 33 nays So
| The Convention then took n recess until 81 o.
clock 7. M-yeas So. nays "a.
CoLlMBus, March Is.
Fri3ay Iccrn0on-Th Convention of the two
HOUSES mel AT d o'clock NJ
Mr. Burns moved that the Convention proceed
20 ballot inr Auduur--lost, ayes 81, nays ii.
The Convention then resumed the baliutting
for Senator
First Ballot, Payne So, Corwn 80, Sutliii g.,
Blanks aud Scattering 6; Second Payne 81, B +
Wade 35, Suhii 3. Blanks 8; third Payne 81 =,
Wade 81. Sutliii 0, Blanks
Mrinns 10 adjourn aud pass over Senator failed.
Fourth Ballot Payne 36 Wade 36 Sulhf g..
Blanks &; fifth. Payne 81, Wade 30. SntIiif7
Blanks i2 Sixth Payue 3j, Sherlock J Andrews
35 Suilitf 8, Blanks 9; Seventh, Payne 80, An.
drews - SUtti7 B nuks 10.
M. Burns moved to ndjourn--ost, ayes So,
uays 40
The Convention then took recess, yeas 81.
nays 30.
Saturday Moraing.-Mr Park withdrew the
noine of Mr.. Suiliif.
Mr.. Eckley nominated Ebenezer Lane,
M. Williamson nnlninated Reuben Hitchcock
First Ballot. Lane 40, Payne 81. Huchcnck
Blanks 8; second, Lane 80, Payue 35, Hitchcock
8. Blanks 6.
Mr. Plumb nominated Samuel williamson.
Third Ballot. Lane. 80. Payne 30, Williamson
10, Blanks
Mr. Myers moved that the election for Senator
be postponed He believed the people. the tax
payers of the State, would not approve OF nur
continuing any longer this useless effort to elect
Senator,
Gen Eckley thonght he understood the game
of the Senator from Lucns. The State was to he
cheated ont Of representative in the United
Senate MS other States have been. To elect
United Stics Senator was duty Imposed upon
us by tue Constitution He would not try to alb
solve himslt from it lie hoped IN gentleman
would. He was wiling that the people Of the
State should pass upon his conduct
After further debate, Mr. Burns moved to pro.
coed to the election of State AuditOr--lost, yeas
38 nays 40
Mr. Myers motion to postpone the election Of
Senator was lost yeas 49, nays So
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