The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
FROM COLUMBUS.
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Corre'POndsaee cCtkc Daily Lancaster Ga=stte
CotuMBus, Jununry Is, 1851.
The Slavery Di'enssioa--N Nomination for United
Sfdtes SeEator- EteetioR--. Railroad Bills,
&c.
For The LIST four days. little else has been done
IN the Senute than discuss the old worn out topics
nl slavery. aboliun. Fugitive laws, Sc. MessrS.
Su'liif, Simpson. Pardee Geiger, Burns, Rnndull
nnd Howard haye oil tivored us with extended
definitions oI their position on these tremendously
important and nooei quesuns. The only thing
reully new in the whole debate. wus the plain
manner in which Mr. Geiger dealt with the fuIat.
les, whowuste the money Of the public, and dis.
turb the pence aud harmony Of the Uuion BY lie
periodical Introduction ofsIIch questions 1t was
refreshing tp listen 10 such a specimen of plnin
dealing for mce. Tie freesoilers evidently
viuced under tie lash. hive been promised
at the earliest moment
Ii is probable that some time will yet he con-
surned by this matter. The finale will be- the a.
dopon Of Gciger's resolutions by large najor.
ily,
The Wing nomination Of Mr.. Griswold las
night, is acquiesced in, with many srumblnigs, by
outsiders The mpre sion is that he cannot he
elected, Charles Anderson uE Cincinnati came
votes, mud undoubtedly would lmvs succeeded
but for his localirn. It is due To Mr.. A to suy
that he wns not caudiddts His nomination
would have graiiiied the young Wigs, exceed.
Iugly.
A resolution was ndoyetl by the House Of Rep.
lesentitives th, ateruJnu. 10 q into AN election
Tor Srntnr. [both irrIus, lun Thursday next The
Senate will reject it. Tie House has been en-.
gagged b,tely in discussing Railroal biIls. The
opposition has cavr in materially, and there is
every probability that most bills OF this character
will pAss. VgHITAs
CoLvMBus. Jdnuary 20. 1851
| Wig Namiaations- GOod Seiections--A AAother
! DiscuSsion on COrporatOHS-P Progress oCLeg-
ia0tioa- Editorial CORreHiioH &c
! MR EDlTnn.-The Wing caucus this eqening
nliide the following nominations:
For AalHor of STATE, II. Lymm Esq.
Of GAINESVILLE.
4" attorney GeHerdl-lIenry Staubcr,.
&" FuHd COmmi siOHer-- Hon. P. V Horton
ui Pomeruy.
" Lav Repo,tcr-Hon William Lawrence OF
tue Senate.
" Director Of The PeaHentiary-IIon. c. L.
Eaton Of Frunklinlun.
SLate House COMMUNICATIVE S, Sui
livunl ni Columbus.
/ Tl,, l,r Tl,,
uominees are all known as first rhe Wings aud
lirst rate mon. They will make capital officers
| il elected, hope boweyer. they may not he t.
lecledh by too great sacrifice such as ihe election
pt Lncoioco Senator.
! NJ action WIS taken by the Srnltn today, on
I the Ilnuse joint resolution for going into an elec
tiun Tor Senator. The Senate. it is thought nOW
will agree To it. when it is reached. Instend q
ing. tho Senate proceeded with the order Of the
day antl despatched an uulsnll an,unt ufbu,iness
The bill to tx the times Of holding the supreme
Court wa, passed with am.n lnents bill 1t
chlrter Hotel conp,ny in HlnesvilIe, after
trc.nme debate which embraced well ngh th'
whole subject ol cnrpnrnii'n', was ordered to IL
third reading Yeas 80, nays 7. Tho Locniacn
have 10 great obi ,cton t. thJ sOHkiciS monsters
aller all.
In the ilon'c n resolution prnviling for goini
intn tn" eccli"u Of su,ury Judges, So wns v"l
ed down. The House alsb passed number .
f local bills.
!, The Editorial Convention IN the TIN was
small aflir--tbn ATTENDANCE lean and ,llA spjri
ditto. YERlrts