Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-22
legislative

the Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor, and ascertain when they will be
ready for the ceremony Of inaugura'
ton. &C.; which was carried.
Mr.. Gillet offered a resolution that
1000 copies Of the Governors mes
sage, &c, be printed in the German
language.
Mr.. Cushing moved 10 amend by
adding, sand 1000 in Welch," he
having large Welch constituency
The amendment was lost, and the
resolution carried.
Mr.. Pardee offered resolution
instructing our Senators and reques-
ting our Representatives in Congress
TO procure a change OF the law re-
quiring the prepayment Of newsPa-
pers and pamphlets, Legislative dOcu-
ments, &c. } at the earliest moment
possible. Carried.
Mr.. Kilbourn offered series oi
resolutions calling on The Auditor oi
State for an explanation OF sundrg
aIledged loans to railroad companies,
Of the Surplus Fund, &c.
NJ. Williams offered resolution
for the appointment Of a committee
to codify laws, &c.
Mr.. Rex gave notice Of the intro
duction Of a bill in reference 10 the
times Of holding courts.
Messrs. CradIebaugh, Kilbourn and
Gushing were appointed committee
on joint rules.
The Senate elected the standing
committees. Mr.. Cushing is on the
four-Cnmmon-Schcols, State Bull,
dings, Salaries. Fees, &c. and En-
roIIment. The Kossuth resolutions
were taken up, which gave rise to a
discussion of the intervention doctrine
which was opposed by Messrs. Finrk
and Cushing, and advocated by Sher-
man and others. The resolutions
were passed.
Hnnse--Notices of intentions to
introduce BiHs-By Mr.. Weller, for
the protection Of sheep.
Bv Mr.. Wilhrow, 10 repeal the
law for the appointment ol land ap-
praisers, and provide for their cleo
ton by the people, al the April elec'
ton.
The report awarding the seal oi
the Lorraine county contested cleo
ton to ]. B. Robertson, instead OF ID.
B. Kinney. member returned. Mr..
Weller offered the resolution adopted
in the Locofoco Convention relative
to Kossuth, with one welcoming him
to The State. The House spent most
of the day on the subject of Prin-
ting.
Senate. 'I2th.-Petition presented
by Mr.. Cushing, from David B. He
bard and others, in relation to CON-
mon schools.
The committee on Privileges and
Elections, BY their Chairman, made
report on the contest made by Z.
| C. Covev against seat Of Mr.. Corner,
as Senator from Washington and
Morgan, in favor Of Mr.. Covey.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, it was
laid on the tabIe.io be printed.
Lieut.. Gov. MedilI appeared, took
the oath of Office and addressed the
Senate. The members Of the Senate
proceeded TO the Hall OF the House
at 81 o'clock, TO witness the ceremo'
nies Of Inauguration.
House-Petiiion presented by Mr.
Cherington, TO constitute the town o
Patriot a separate school district.
The Kossu,h resolutions were re-
ferred to a select committee. Sena
tors appeared in the Hall. The oatt
was administered to the Governor
elect, BY Judge Spaulding. when HI
read mis- inaugural address.
Senate, I3th.-The following bill
was passed.
/ SEC. l. Be il enacted By the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio
That all laws and parts Of laws pre-
scrlbing or fixing the time Of holding
the judicial courts Of this state, b
and the same are hereby repealed
Provided, that all courts in session
at The time OF the passage OF this ac
shall not be affected thereby, but may
continue their several sessions in th'
same manner, and their proceeding
shall be as valid as If this act haC
not been passed.
/ There was discussion on the sub
iect of printing inaugural address
1000 copies were ordered to be Prin
ted in German. Mr.. Gushing moves
10 print the same number in Welcl
/ lost.
House-The majority OF the com
mittee appointed for that purpose re
ported 4 series of resolutions, the oil
} and 9th of which were,
5. ResolUed, That We regar'
| Louis Kossuth as the Representative
of the great principle of PoPula
Sovereignty in Europe-the tight O
self.governmeni, and that as Sue
; we Welcome him, on behalf OF IN
people OF Ohio. 10 the capital Of tn
State.