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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

10 MONDAY, Jan. S, 1852.
In the House, the Speaker announced
Messrs. Haly, Boys, Wilson, ,Birnnm and
Eckhart, as committee on Privileges and
Elections. Ia 6sArs,fss NV
TUESDAY, Jan. 6, 1859.
In ,he House, Mr.. Cradlebaugh gave
notice that he would introduce a bill
prohibiting all receivers of public moneys
from taking the notes of any BInks re-
ifusiug 10 have their capital stock taxed
as other property. : '77ls9
, A resolution was adopted, asking the
Auditor of State ifhebad authorize d1any
of the county Auditors 10 suspend tho
collection Of taxes assessed against
Bmks under the Law of March 2ls,'
1851.
y WEDNESDAY,, Jan. z, 1852.
In The House, the Speaker announced
the following Standing Committees;
Judjciary-NIessrs. IIpuk. Lyle, Cost,
O'Neill, aud IIulchins,
Finance -Messrs. Deming, Beck.l,
Patterson, Ward Of Warren, and Smith
Of Stark. fjftTg allqIffy
Claims-Messrs. Hitchcock, McMil-
len, Rush, Larabee and Cheringiou.
Ne,D Counties -Messrs Croxion Ben.
melt. Green. Clark and Mccall. aga
Public Works. ~ Messrs. Bliss, Hughes,
ShelI,barrer, Weller and Filler.
Public Lands. s.--Nlessrs Lathrop, Kin.
new, Yates, Okey and Yermilion.
Roads and High,odys- Messrs. James,
Siaebor, Mills, Cpsad and George. ,
Railroads and Turapikes - -Mes.rs,
Newbure, Decker Kridcr, Foulke and
Knapp.
Common Schools and School Lands--
Messrs. Plumb, Ward Of Crawford, Ale.
xandor. Huchins and Ramage.g
Universities, Colleges and Academies
Messrs. Allen, Smith of Stark, Brown,
Fisher and Humphrey.
Medical Colleges and Societies--
Messrs. s Bushnell. /. Bennett, Williams,
AckIey and Allen. VI ya
Militia-Nlcssrs. Rickley, Holljngs-
head Davidson. Hitchcock and Renick.
Aericulture-+ Messrs. Gesi, Richley,
Smith or Holmes, Cornweil and Fennsr.
Manufaciures and Commerce Messrs.
fIuabes. BeckelE Eckert,a March and
Snodgrass. soital3
y Public Printing DIassrs. Bishop,
| Van Worries, Morrison, Means and Cole.
h Corporations--Messrs. 3Cockerill, Lo
Blond, Ward Of Warren, Poland and
lHobrook.
Cmrency-Messrs. Stone, Measns,
Brown, Fisher and Bartlett.
| Benevolent Institutioas-M Messrs. Bigc-
low, Hard, Kinney, Suuble and VIII
lliams. S4i e1's
Penitent;wy--Messrs Dale, Baker,
Ban,a, Bell and Durand. "a. :S
Library-Alessrs. Cole, Damon, Nor
gan, Stone and Humphrey.
State Buildings y. .Messrs. Struble,
1Slanley, Wilhrow, Mckee and Demipg.
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< DssTRIcT 3SELEcToRs - lsti District,
Charles RubI; 2d. G, w. Stokes: Sd,
Richard 5. Cunningham; 4th, Enoch g,
sDiats 5ih, SamuclaH. Sieedman; 9th,
Charles Jel Orion; 7lt, James Kylej i6.h,
Francis Cleveland; Bib, William Palmer; |;
a0sh, B6rJ F.iJolmson; HlhyeJohn
BlipDumbie, l2tlsn Williams Golden;
il3sh, -; lAih, Hug JsiJewett;
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c.l ao. ,ha fen1nncias henefiriai n ilie|
n,,;en,s Itis balieye,l. by those of il (.
rmate eccns;nianco s;,h Inuatjc Asy.
lu,os az, ,hey should Be- located III IA
,l~,..ot' sl,un,is'ns w;,b 81 ,cosiye fields
e e .,nnuds a,,achcd susceptible ofbeing
sdcfosd cul,;ya,sd rendered pleasant
g M s,e and cnlcnlaied 10 divert The
Diseased mind from tho inalady with
whiah.it il besei. X y J
DunQeons, iaiIs and private cabins, are
by % mems. ihe locations sniied 20 the
recovery Of disordorod Intellect, and,
while hey are repuguani 10 out Feelings,
tiieil tendency 10 gloon and sadness Is
rather 10 con6rm than remove the dis
esse,a ls91 ': v. NJ &
H is supposed from the best informa-
ton which could be obtained, that there
can Be but little less than thirteen hun
area ainsane' persons ii Ohio utterly la.
propided f5r.s e. ~ y, Y \ sass'o' n ~
s. Submitted 70 the Geueral Assem-
bly, wheiher steps should not immedia-
feiy be taken for ',be erection Of two
additional Asy!ums, in other sections Of
tho State, and 10 be so constructed ihat
tliey may bo enlarged. ffom time TO time,
as'nscessiiy may require, l know Of no
appropriation, more 10 be justified by
dyery feeling of'hImanity and Of obllga-
lion 10 our fellow.men,
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\ 0er The Cuban Prisoners have been
liberated by ihe Spanish government.
This is anac.of sound policy on The
partof Spain, and win do mora 10 pre-
serve Cuba Han any thing else.
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or. The Wooster Democrat has at the
head Of its columns the. name. Of Gen.
Sam. Houston,lfor President, and that Of
David Tod, orsivice President. Ohio
is 4 soil prolific Of great men. Person
ally, however, we have no objections.
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Or The Court in Bank have refused
to odissolve the injunction in The Craw-
ford and Wyandott county cases. The
decision is merely to the effect that The
case is not sproperlyIbsfore the Supreme
court. Judge Spalding iniimates, alone,
his opinion that the Legislature has no
constitutional power TO authorize thoma-
jority Of citizens in county 10 vote a
subscription Of stock to Railroad com
pany, that shall be binding on the proper
iy Of the minority Il is probable that
the balance Of The court differ on this
point from Judge Spalding,
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John Wsods and the state Auditor
~ 3I3 teasfsg ship. ttsggg.9 5ii44 s,stfA


N or The gentlemen who are abeut 10.
retire, Hon. John Woods is ihesunly one
with whom welhave, q personal iacqnaint-
ance, and we can say with truth that we
think it. will be a long time before thai
office is again filed with as active and
competent. AM officer. His manner Of
.condociiDg the trusts reposeda inshim,
have wonihimilhe admiration ofall; and,
his reliracy As regretted. - Def. Banner,
laaNot by lie people Of Ohio; for had
they been opposed 10 The estste ot retiracy
to which he is consigned they would have
prevented il by voting for himin sufi-
#ciens numbers 10 elect him. which they
did not We have no doubt he is the
most competent and faithful agent the
banks will ever have in the office of
Auditor Of State, bui for the service Of
ihc people Mr. Morgan is decidedlylthe
hes: man ssi ~ 'e II
Or On Friday last j was uncertain
when Kossulh would pass through CO.
lumbus. siisls
w PUNoESr. Knapp, Of The Ashland
Union, remarks that Hwhen WlIIIADl
ALLEN was ip Tho Scnate,iie was tlie
implacable anduntiriagsfoe Of all plunder
schemes. He was Il terror 70 their
advocates. W. wish as much could be
sad Of some other men who are ambi
iipus5orIa Presidential nomination. !.
Perhaps hadH Allen favored such
schemes a linie more he might have
found iihe Nopposition Of some tIHer.
|chpngsd1into atwsrmisuppot al Coloms
bns.3 iyhu knowss s03fq ia Eilgst9 4
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w KrSrucKY SENATOR. Archibald Dix
on laie 'Whig Candidate for Governor of
Kentucky, was elected United States
Senator 10 fll The place Of Mr.. Clay,
who recently resigned. wv hsst Hgssl
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or On Monday last, The thermometer
inthc morning stood "A degrees below
zero, and on Tuesday was as low as l6
degrees below The same point. Snow is
plenty. Cold, ditto: VIM. 'ts'
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SENECA ADvERrIsEe. John G. Bres-,
lin has left the Advertiser, which viii
hereafter be under The sole charge Of j..
Elaugher as editor and publisher. Mr.
n. Is a young man Of fms talents and
great :adussry-bas had charge Of the
Advertiser solely or as Assistant nearly
al The time for several years past. Sue.
cess ioFIaugher,b sa.f Il .is,s.iss 4
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Y, JANUART 4eS, 1852,
0Ir See fourth page.
The Correct Po1sltiotnll.5

M3 X The Correct Poslti0n.r,ilsst Il ti
The following exiract whichiwe make
from circular sentbyrSv D.'Morgan,
ihe Democratic Auditor Or State. under
date Of Jan, l3. 1852, 10 Tie County
Treasurers, takes the correct ground.
The usurpation Of authority 10 suspend
iheaci,on Of a law by aexecutiye" power
while even Legislative bodies only
possess the power to repeal, not suspend
laws--is at once odious from the reason
Of lis exercise. and dangerous as pre-
ceden, Our County Auditor had pre-
viously received John Woods inslruc-.
lions 10 rttorn taxes assessed on cor
roraiion "deiinquen,,'' TO await decision
al law hereafter. This direction MI.
Morgan changes and resciuds:-- gPl.
aI feel il my duty TO invite yonrim
mediate attention TO the act passed 2lsl
March. 1851, entitled an 'act 10 tax
Banks, and Bank and other stocks, the
same as other property is now taxed by
the laws ofthis State
"The provisions Of this act are not,
only clear and unmisiakable, but the duty
or promptly enforcing them, is impera-
tive. When laws are placed Oh the
statute book, il IS not within the power
OF province Or mere erccutipe officers,
either Of the Stale or county, to nuIlify
or suspend their operation, If atany
future time, the enaciments Of the Gen
Assembly shall be pronounced unconsli-
tutionaI by The judicial authorities Of The
State, those who may have suffered by
their enforcement viii find competent
ienedy in the courts.
"In conformity .wilhihcse views, which
are believed 10 be correct, il is deemed
proper 70 notify you that this Department
will expect ihe law taxing Banks, &C.,
10 be carried into effect piih HE same
sigor as TIE one which fares iadiriduals.
When either Of these laws shall have
been pronounced Unconstitutional, il will
then be both appropriate and necessary
10 suspend its operalion--but not before.
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Or On Friday last il was uncertain
when Kosaulh would pass through Co
lumbus. 8s ssi SsgSi sf
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4 The, CommitIee on Electors and Del
Iegates reported ,lle names Of the follow
ing Delegates, Allernaies, and Electors:
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Kossurn's DEpARruRE.-We stated
yesterday, on the authority Of the N. \.
Tribune, iha, Gov. Kossu,h was TO leave
New York, on the Washington, an Amer.
can steamer, for Southampton to-day, but
i. is now stated by the same paper, that
the Gres, Hungarian left on "Wednesday
last, the 18th inst, on the Africa British
steamer. The Tribune adds: He In.
formed us some days since, that, for rea-
sons satisfactory to himself. he should en-.
deavor 90 10 time his departure as not TO
have il anticipated; and We were there.
fore not surprised on learning that he had
len. II ,hero should be any cruisers
commissioned, or lawless pirates secretly
hired, to capture Kossu.h on his return;
on the high sea, while we believe i nigh.
have been attempted on an American
vessel, we feel quite sure it will not be
on British Shlp.--Cincinnati Times.
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How IT STANDS. The South distrust
and repudiate Gen. Scott because he 10
brought out by men that oppose their
peculias Institutions. Liberal and intel.
ligsn. men a. the North oppose him, be.
cause he is readi 20 do and say any thing
for Office, because they know him to be
naturally one Of the most ultra conserva-
tive men Of his time, for Compromises
on Slavery. and for is--or a United States
Bapk-fof BsLkrupt Laws-ior 9 High
Tariff, and all those notions and opinions
opposite 10 Liberal Progress. He will
psssss neither section, nor be held a.
medistor between both, and bis name
fails to excite warmth Of leelipg or enthu.
siasm in any marked degree any where,
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0oDHrs LADx's Book, for August,
consainss host Of embellishments, among
which are some very good engravings Of
distinguished women, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Adams, &C., who,
Judging from their portraits, must have
owed their claims to memory, TO position,
qualities Of heart and mind, and not 10
beauty. There are four beautiful full
page plate ensravings given in this num-
ber. Articles by Mrs. Hale, Alice b.
Neal, Mrs. Sigourney, &c.
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Dayton TO Michigan State line..l43 6

Dayton to Michigan State line..l43 4"
Ada TO the 1877 miles, the distance
from Dayton TO Toledo, go miles, the
distance from Dayton TO Cincinnati, we
have total of 1877 miles between Gin.
ciunati and Toledo, by the way Of the
DAYTON and Michigan Railroad.
This upon examination will be found
TO be by far the shortest line Of railway
between the Ohio and Lake Erie. I'd
Il is 81 miles shorter line than by tho
way Of Cincinnati and Dayton, and Mad
River and Lake Erie Roads, which CON
meet the Ohio a, Cincinnati, and Lake
Erie a, Sandusky, and 81 miles shorter
than the railway between Cincinnati and
Cleveland. This line of road between
the Ohio and Lake Erie will be greatly
improved and shortened by connection
with the straight line road, contemplated
between Cincinnati and Dayton, and
which promises 10 be completed at no
distant day. This road as before stated {,
has now no competitor in shoriness Of
line, ease Of grade and cheapness in con.
s,ruction. end il is beyond possibility
that any future road can hereafter spring
up that can compete with it in these par.
,iculars. The country Though which the
recent surveys north from Sidney have
been made, presents almost surface
grade the whole way, and when il is fully
developed, will be found to be one Of the
richest aud most productive districts in
the Wcst. ,m
The corps Of engineers, on their return
now, are engaged 10 making surveys Of q
line from Perrysburg by the way Of Find
lay, in Hancock county, direct TO Sidney.
SO much Of this line as yet has been
passed over 10 found 10 be highly favor.
able. Powerful Influences will be brought
to bear TO secure the location Of the road
upon this latter line, but the future alone
will test with how much success. The
road, lei either line be adopted, will b.
speedily located anil as speedily built.
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pn6ocRATTo NoMINnns.

o1- The County Central Committee,
for Putnam county, in Recommending
that all Democrats in attendance a, the
Congressional Convention should act as
Delegates from the county had only pub.
lie convenience in view. This fall there
is Presidential contest, the time fixed
will be busy one with our farmers, and
a foil attendance is best calculated to
promote harmony. h
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THE wEEvIL.

The ravages Of this insect seem to be
quito general throughou, the State. Our
exchanges have the following notices:
WsEvrL IN THE WHEAT.--We regret
10 learn from many farmers that the
,peevI is destroying the wheat to a great
extent in this section Of the State, as well
as in other portions that we hear of
Some fields, we are informed, that looked
beautiful couple weeks since, will be
scarcely worth cutting. Ia the southern
and middle portions Of the State, the
same complaints are made. The crop Of
Ohio cannot now be Otherwise than most
seriously injured and shortened.
In portions Of Virginia and Maryland
the army worm has been doing consideia.
BILE injury 10 ihe wheat, bus generally,
the crop is good ne.-MansfeM Ban
ner.
THE Wsav1E.--We much regret 10
learn that the Wsevil 10 making sad havoc
with the maturing wheat crop in all this
region OF couuiry. Much complaint il
also made or iis ravagss in the middle
and southern portions Of our State.---
Noruak Experiment. +
Tho MT. Gilead (MorroaO county Sen
t;nel says that the wheat crop in that part
of the State will be very light, the weevil
having almost totally destroyed il. Hun
dreds Of acres will not bo cut at ALL
Journal. 37} Y s9'''Js,.s
With the exceptions Of Milton and
Clearcreek townships, we learn that the
whea. crop in this tAshland) county will
be full average. In the townships
named the weevil has been very des
| truciive.---Ashland Union.
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PosrrYoS or TIE sourHrRN Parss.

PosrrYoN or THE SOUTHERN PREss.--
The Washington organ Of the ultra
shareholders ofshe South, who belong
10 tho Democratic partv-the South
ern Press, edited by Mr.. Fisher, comes
out definitely agains: the election OF Mr..
Pierce. II is for separate action by the
Southern Rights men. None ofihe can.
didates nominated BY any Of the parties
are satisfactory. They are not sufficient.
" sound on the slavery question--do not
favor that institution enough. The Press
says:
"The Wing candidate for the Presiden
cy 10 nasivssos the South, and 40 advc-
cate of emancipation. The candidate
for Vice PseAident ia selected from one Of
The southern States, snpposed to he the
most apsshetic ss to the Southern Rights
--she most tolerant Of Northern aggres.
sion. The Democratic caodidate for the
Presidency is I man whose merit u that
he is friend Of the compromise. and
whose sentiment 70, as avowed Al the
Manchesse: meeting, that slavery ais
deplorable." The candidate for Vice
President claims The merit Of being the
first TO advise the South to acquiesce in
measures that he himself considered up-
|iust 10 her. As for the Free Soil party,
they nominate Hale and ClaH bath
ayowed Aboli,ionis,s, thus propose giving
the prize Of the Vice Presidency 10 . slave
holder for denouncing slavery.
SIS any thing 70 be gained by Southern
men 10 Federal parry contest like this
No, the whole policy Of all Federal party
politics ia 10 awaken tho cause Of the
South by offering federal honors TO those
who are the least devoted 10 Southern
Rights, but who can yet secure Southern
votes.
"Butwhat Is gained BY Sustaining from
4 Federal politics! We answer BY another
question, What have the Abolitionist'
gainedf They have gained power.--
They have gained California and a par
Of Texas. They have gained the lav
against the slave trade in the slave trade
District. They have gained larg'
delegation in Congress-" ~ Il
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WATER CuRn JOURNAL, for July. -
This valuable monthly contains besuii-
fully written article on popular physi-
ology, by Thomas L. Nicholls, M. D.; an
illustrated article on the pathology Of the
skin, BY Dr.. r. T. Thrall, with 90 illus
,rs,ions; with large number Of articles
full Of wholesome snd needed know
ledge. Itis beautifully printed and costs
only 81 90 per year. New York; Fow-
lers g. Wells.
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4 CT The Wings Of Georgia refuse 10
organize for the support Of Scott, and il
is doubted whether be will have an cleo
toral ticke. there.
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A STupENDoUs PLUNDER.--We give
several short articles 10 reference to the
odious scheme for raising chartered mon
opolies BY grants Of public lands, which
has recently passed the lower House oi
Congress. II there is an atom Of pure
radical republicanism left in the U. 8.
Senate, we hope 10 see II brought into
,,eu,,isition in the defeat Of this bill. OF
,his matter we shall have more to say
when time and space permit. ~ Delphos
Oracle.
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81. Louis, wabash and Lake Erie Rail-
read
The citizens Of Defiance, Henry, and
Lucas counties are moving to organize o
Company 10 CARY forward the line Of
this Railroad in Ohio. A Convention
for this purpose was held in Defiance on
the 2lst inst, which was largely attended.
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GrIsoA, July "a, 1852.

Dear Sr:--I perceive that my name
is suggested as candidate Tor Assessor Of
Real Estate in the District composed ol
Blanchard, Riley andysn Buren townships
Thankful! 10 my friends for the presentation
Of my name, mus. nevertheless decline
10 permA its use, as | infinitely prefer the
success Of the Democracy and the Demo-
cratic Ticket TO any personal advantage.
e ii Respectfully Yours, &c.
JOHN SIMPSON.
= JAMES MAcKESzrE, Esq,
Editor Kalida Venture.
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TIE AMERICAN PHRESoLoercAL JoUR.
NAL.--The July number Of this highly
popular aud useful periodical we have
perused with interest. II contains a
sketch Of the noble Patriot Mazzini, by
Parke Goodwin; chronological sketch
Of the late Hosea Ballou; with various
articles elucida,ing chronological science.
One excellent qualify ofthis periodical is
the spiri, Of enlightened lbeiality which
mark It's ireatmen. Of questions.
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The WHIe STATE CoNvENT1oN.-This
body met yesterday, and nominated Ed
WARD D. MANSFIELD, Of Cincinnati,
WILLIAM DsNNrroN, JR., OF Columbus
candidates for Senatorial Elec,ors-D. A.
HAYNES, Of Dayton, for Supreme Judge,
and d. A. BEARDsLEY, Of Cleveland,
I've lesrn) for Board Of Public works.
The convention was quite harmless
and inoffensive- e-bearing a spriukling o.
sub rosa controversy about who should
be nominated. But such difficulties
were passed over with the usual felicity
inspired by consciousness manifested
all around that the party concerned are
in a hopeless minofity--which gave the
proceedings an obvious air Of idle formal
i,y, yerging very hard on a laughable
farce. 10. Statesman.
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The Burmese wnr in India is likely 10
he marked with great ierocity. The
Governor Of Rangoon has offered fifty
rupees for the head fevery British white
soldier, and thirty for the head Of every
black one. The consequence is, tha, as
soon as any Of the English troops fall, the
Burmese rush up with hatchets 10 cut off
the required heads, and sometimes in
consequences of,he competition for the
reward, severely iniure each other.
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Mrs. Faniadlng says that il Il were
not intended that woman should drive
their husbands, why do they 60 through
the bridal ceremony. hllf 'a a5i4s8ias
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0T We understand a Democratic pa
per is to be established in Napoleon,
Henry County. 4oa
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An eminent spiris murchant in Dublin
announces, in one Of the Irish papers,
that be has sill q quantity Of the whisky
on sals which was drunk by bis late Maj
esiy while in Dublin.