The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-30
FROM COLIlMnlla.

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a-s COLuNBUs. January "a. 1850
Locofoco NOmiHatiOns-Hard SeieetiOHs-Gen
Hiat0n-haprOvement of The Ohio Ri0er-
free Banking BiH-PrOsress Of LegiSlatioa
Internal InPrcDemeat ReSoiutioHS, &c.
Ma EDITOR;-The Locotocn caucus last night
nominated q Dimnock Of Holmes for AuIn.
or Mr. Dimmock was iu the Senate last year
and the year preceding. He was prominent III
bringing the LocofocoS ia ls40 to vote for salmon
T. Chase. Judge Hayward Of MeConnelsyille,
was nominated for Librarian II would he an in.
suit to the Wing nominees Tor these Offices. 10
compare their qualifications with those Of these
men. Judge Hanna received the Loco nomination
for President Judge of The eighth Judicial cir
cult
General Hinton was hailed out Of jlil on Salur-
day lor the sum $4,000. The General looks
nolhIng The worse Of his long confinement
A series OF resolutions wa, introduced by Mr..
Lyman, in FAVOR Of appropriations by the General
Government for tue improvement Of the navga.
ton of the Ohio river Mr i. L. an old lasllioued
Wing on all The party issues.
The Senate refused to tuke up the slavery reso.
lullons his morning. by going into committee of
the Whole on the bill to establish free banking
system. If the friends of such IA law, do not fall
out about its details, it will puss So for ouly one
thing has been agreed upon, Ui=:-tbat any person
or persons may form such an association as provid
ed for in the bill. The committee has Just con
cIuded discussion Of several days by fixing the
minimum of the capital stock at--lollars
leaving il to be filed up in Senate after the bill is
reported back In the afternoon, fifteen bills were
pissed by the Senate.
Zlnn's resolutions were called up in tie House
this afternoon Mr.. 2. took the floor, and spoke
until adjournment. He defended appropriations
for the West with much abiity-showing clearly
that tue West has always been neglected.
YERITAs.
CoLu NBus, January %.
Legislative Elections Internal Improvement
ResolaiOHs-T The SiaUery Discussion i Inter
es@ng Var Of WordS-COurtof Common Pleas.
&c.
MIR. EDlToE-The Senate, yesterday, refused
70 pass the House resolutions to 90 into an elec.
ton for Senator. Several propositions were be.
lore them. but all failed for want of votes
On the other hand, the House refused Il
pass resolutions for the election Of the othel
officers, and SO they go. In the meau time Col
Sam Medary's term OF office is becc ming shorter
every dayi
Mr.. Zlnn's internal improvement resolution,
passed the House this afternoon after rather a.
BILE debate-for the House. The vote was very
large Al 10 l9showing rogress by the Democracy
III The right direction, for once Many Lncoloco
members rom Lake nnd river counties voted in
the affirmative.
More OF the Slavery debate this afternoon in
the Senate. Messrs Howard g. Ball held forth,
taking the compromise" ground. Mr. B. poured
II INTO the trading abOlitonistS in his usual rough
but hearty manner He has the laughter proyOk-
ing faculty in all eminent degree. The subject is
continued ON Tomorrow, when it is hoped il NAV
be go, rid Of
difficulty this morning between Myers G.
Burns ot the Senate, illustrated tue old pruverb
very happily. "wheu rogues fall OUT &c The &c
cas'on Was II question upon agreeing to a House
amendment tU Senate bill 20 allowing the Trus
lees oil Sandusky city township To subscribe tt
the Slndusky IL Toledo RarIad, which proyiJ
ed that bank stock be taxed as other property.
Mr.. Myers thought this provision was iIconsst
ent with other provisions of the bill, aud that Mr.
Burns was inconsistent in lavoring it
MIR. Burns compared his course with that of Mr.
Myers, aud yindIcated his own consistency a
some length Ne Thought it very inconsistent up
on lhe part OF Myer', vino had rode so long on tn,
hooDy ol taxing banks, II oppose this principle ii
THIS blll because the terminus of the road was tht
city in which he resided He was willing to com
pare his character any time with that of Mr.
Myers.
Mr.. Myers was willing to compare his consist
ency with that ct Mr. Burns, aua thought accuse
tons of that nature came with bad grace iron
Mr. b., who had opposed all bills allowing cuul
ties &C. to subscribe 10 corporations, except sue
corporations lay in his own district He compare
his course with that of Mr.. Burns, at some lengtI
) aud vindcated his private character.
; Mr.. Burns said he had not attacked Mr.. NJ
, private character His public character he hn
/ attacked, his dictatorinl, overbearing conduct h
had exposed. He had submitted to il three year
and should submit no longer. He thought
very undemocratic in Mr. Myers to vote as he di
the other day, for the measure requiring fifty ma
! iority 10 remove the county seat OF Fulton cnur
ty. II Mr.. NJ. was seeking to be the leader of til
Democratic party, he was bound TO be disappointe
Mr.. NJ. was constantly introducing resolutions t
guard against peculhtlOnS on the pubic WORKS
J while lie had made as much from his contrac o.
those works as any body. As for himself h
had never defeated regular Democratic nomina
) tim.
Mr.. Myers. Have II
Mr.. Burns have not said
Mr.. Myers said he had never pledged himse
to support a nomination and as soon as it wa
made, refuse to support it,
: Mr.. Burns said hehad never written home t
get instructions passed. to have himself SUPPORTS
{ as cand date for Governor.
Mr.. Myers had done no such thing either.
Mr.. Geiger offered the following amendment
Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God has made them SO:
Let bears and lions gruwl and fight,
For tits their nature too.
But Democrats should never let
Their angry passions rise,
Lest on some fierce election day,
Their piles should lack the size.
Mr.. Cunningham thought this was an occasion
which called for coffee Cor four aud pistols fo
two" He wished it understood that he was fn
the coffee. This was an honorable aliar;boih par
ties were honorable men, and nothing but South
ern chivalry and practice could extricate them
: The necessary weapons could be found ut Am
bos'.
MI Vinal thought those weapons were apt t,
shoot in the neck.