The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Ohio I.epiaIninra.

Of belrnoni. VIM Grn' sheck ni Hamilton. mud |
David Morton Of ToleAu a. Commissioners |
10 c"hily The laws and simplify The practice of nur
courts. Th" nominations were laid up0u the Ia.
BILE. They are all Locofbros
In the Senate several hills we're considered hut |
u" final aeiinn had on nny Of general interest |
Tile Honsr snrni some time in discussing the |
TemneHnce hill. The hill fixing the salaries Of
The Gnverpor. State officer Judges &c wna IA.
ken np. An amendment proposing In fx The AL
ary "t The Governor nj &l500 nstead NJ s2On0 was
debated at length hnd the House adjourned with.
ont taking n vote
| WEDsFsDAY MirclI 10 We clip the lpnWing
from The Journars repori Of The proceedings Of
Ibis day II Is certainly matter of regret tia,
time shond b" spent and money wasted in snch
in"Iisl aud ridiculnns discussions These mon
r"in inr themselves fur dollars per day: The bill
ia ""ted by the peupl.. nnd il they have not sense
enough aud talent enough 10 render themselves
disnitird and respectable in their prcsnt positions.
they shonId resign at once, go home and allow
the people to sen other friends ofIhe new Con.
slut'on who win have decency enough ut any
rate 10 oppose bill fairly aud honestly aud moi dis.
grnce the Stale. their constituents and themselves
II IL mi only on this bn on other bills that these
disgraceul scenes nre enacted, and in our npnon
the people would make mure by paying such
men loiir dollars day to stay at home. When a
arge and respectable portion of The people Of 0hio
petition pr "r rennnstrae gIinst. this 0r amy
Iother measure. they are entitled to be treated
with rrspect the discussions in our lie egslative
Halls should be conducted with dignity. decency
aud candor; the Slate shuuld not he disgraced by
IPnicnl mounirbanks;-if an oppnsite conrse is
pursued, it is not matter Of any wonder that the
citizens Of ohio lose that respect Tor the laws
which is absolutely necessary for the happiness
aud prosperity Of society. The following is the
report as we find il: .
Mr. Ward. Of Crawfud. (dem.) moved to a.
mrnd 81 as To nuihnrze the sal. Of liquors To per-
suns when engage in 'cdshing Skeep His con-
siiuenls had large hicks ii sheep. aud they re-.
gardrd il as very necessary TO have spirluous
liquors during sheep washing time.
Mr.. Bn.he; (drm rn"ved Ia amend Mr.. Wards
amrndment hy providing thai the sheep washers
should lie restricted u me drink oi half a pint
! he Chair decided the amendment out Of or
der
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alilhnriy the Chairman male tha, decision. The
amendment WIS Legitimate aud 1t must he enter
/ ianed.
Mr. Bliss (dem said lie really aud sncerel,
6'iered tina, little gno' was useful when per
n SOUS were washing sheep &c. ....
2 Mr. Davidson (dem) advocated The sheep wash
ing rxemPiinn with great zeal and eloqurnce-
They have sheep dawn in the Mimi Valley
The Democratic gentlemen continuing tn pres'
p Mr.. WMd's amendment as in order, the Chair
man reversed the decision aud entertain ell them
- when sone time was spent thereon, rery-profta
bly,. al Course.
n Mr. Brown (Lem } moved to amend 81 as to
d all"w such persnus To buy and drink nigh
@ llnk it necessary Tor their stoniacl's sake all,
!, their many nirmtirs.
y Mr. Brck- cie,n } moved tn amend so that al
tile spirits provided trI'y the bil for rrliginns
I nrchaniCu aud medical purposes. sliruld he luril
O slled free Of charge. He claimed To he sincer
in lis. F"rre|lgrus purpnses ii would not TAXI
much. MS they IN slipped very lutte at thri
J, conlnuninuS. lie knew This. hearlse he desiret
members la know that h- wen To meeting las
h Sunday. and saw the sacralurIi administered. |
might take more for lie utIier purposes but h
paid cOnsi 'erIlle Iax"s and lie was willing 4
= pay has slmre OF the expense.
Mr.. StuIe (dem } moved 10 amend sn that al
wines should hr furnished Tor sncrumental purpo:
>, es free ui charge
" Mr. Brown(dem )whosr mind appeared unnsna
ly inclined towards spiritual (if not sPirituons
| thing. moved Ia amend hy providing that rh
ia provisions nf the bill shall not he considered
. deny ing the doctrines oi ST Paul, taught in b
~ Writings.
y THURSDAY, March II The Senate wnrke
=, hard na several bills. but none of any special il
" DDrInnctI wins uCteu uuun, The House sueui