The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-16
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

II ~ ktuutrtuuo tuVuttN wiz
made on various subjects by the standing.
committees, which show that they musi
have been actively employed since Fri
day last.
The following bills passed the Senate
this morning.
Relating TO The sale Of bonds by rail-
road companies, and to increase the num-
ber Of directors. ai.F
To encourage the killing Of wolves.
To prevent fraudulent practices.
For ascertaining the boundaries Of
Counties. Y
The bill to provide for the appointment
Of officers of the Ohio Peniien,iaty was
read third time, and future action sus.
pended until full Senate could be Sc.
cnred
HOUSE,. The House has done moth
ing since our last summary, except listen
IN the speeches Of The enemies Of the
Tax Bill. Twice have the s'nncourieous
and "vnlsar" scions Of the aferce Demo-
c'acie" voluntarily moved recess al.
night, instead Of the usual adjournment,
in order 10 le, wings retain the foor
Mr.. Ges, had his s'say" on Saturday.
He added little or nothing to his reputa.
iioa as speaker, and seemed TO be con.
scious that he was laboing under heavy
load. The old bngbehr Of "ruin" was
KEEP, too long in the foreground. Il is
rsiher TOO old q" "dodge'', to produce much
fright. i9d 81 see.
Mr.. Ward, Of Warren, resumed his
speech this morning, secured the floor
on Saturday evening. This second edi.
,ion occupied precisely two hours and
ihiriy.five minutes. And such speech
Greece AMI Persia. graves, ccffias, and
Mississippi reputation, Regulus. the nc
qnisition Of California, and A,henian
dramas short there was sca;ce a sub
u ject IN earth, air OF ocean, ,ha, was mol
touched upon. Several times, when
stranded upon some far of shme, ship
wrecked ofideas, he begged democrats 10
"interupl' him--io throw out plank to
enable him TO ge, afoat. .iqo9
b Mr.. Ward has made several admissions
deserving decentralization. More here
after. a5'r toti aNl a
| The bill was passed this afternoon
The Senate las yet 10 act npoa the
House amendments. Sfatesman,
April s.. if iaaiea ..i,'.
81 MONDAY, April 5, 1852.
In the House, the question being upon
the third reading of the Tax Bill, !, was
| carried, and the bill was then read.
1.-The question being. Shall the bill pass,
ii was taken, and resul.ed-yeas54, 4, NAYS
2ly as flllows: % sIsfsi odi a''p ,a}7ii
eYEAs-- Messrs. Allen, Bakefs Ban,a
Barnum, Bennett, Beswick, .Bigelow
Bishop, Bliss, Brown, Bushnell, Clark
q Cockerill, Courrighi, Cmxion, Dale, d.
vison, Decker, Deming, Durand. George
Hard, EIiIchcock, Hollingshead, Hnak
Humphrey, Knapp, Lrabee, Laihiop
LIE Blond, Lyle, Mathews, MMch
Means, Montgomery, Morrison, McClau
ahan, McKee, Newbnfe, Okey, O'Nsill
Patterson, Poland, Robertson, Smith 9
. Holmes, Smith Of Stark, Suodgras!
Stanley, Stone, S,ruble, Ward Of Craw
aford, Weller, Yates and Speaker-54.
II lNAYs-Messrs, Ackley, Alexande
Batilen, Boys, Bush, CasaG, CherringtoI
Cornwell, Fisher, Foplke, Green, jane
/, Mills, Morgan. Plumb, Renick, Rusl
Shellabarger, Van vorhes, Ward Of Wa
/ rem, and Williams-2l. w
il So the bill passed.
n la WEDNEsDAY, April q, 1852.
u In the Senate, the bill abolishing ih
! offices Of the register and receiver OF ih
), State Land Office a, Defiance, TO legulat
J the sale of public land andto create sh
|, office ofland commissioner, was take
. up; and The Sena.el receded from il
amendment, (which prohibited said Ian
commissioner Gom being the AGENT e
the sale Of any other lands "
II The House bill was then passed an
became law. "a ss8i M
On motion ofMr. Convey. 8
The bill TO amend the act defining IN
jurisdiction and regulating the Practice
! Probate courts, passed Feb. %, 1885,
was taken up, and the amendments
J, ltbe judiciary Icemmitlee were agreed ,tt
!, Mr. Ferguson movedto recomm't th
J bill 10 the Judiciary committed with j
, s.ruc,ions to strike from the bill all rela
ling to criminal jurisdiction excepShabee
corpus. Lost.
u The bill was than ordered 10 be Ell
! crossed and read sJthird time on to-mo
i, row. WEDNESDAY, April Z, 1867.
In the House, the Tax, bill hsvin
been returned from the Senate.
The House receded from It's amen'
ment exemp:ing owners Of lands fro'
paying tax on SO much as may be occ'
| pied BY public roads
THE MAINE LIauoR LAw.--There
one feature id the hisiory Of what !
I alresdy well known, and likely to bccom
! slill more SO, in future, as the Main