The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
WHOLE NO. 1873

hni whi' rannol be olJtained, Ms il has leen do.
term urd n Washington. without further lesisa-
'ion ls Congress. To these cluims. Mr.. Allen
WIS during TIE last aud Is. in Ihe present Sion.
attending, with acommcndab'e Industry aud per-
@yeIance. and il is believed the bill will tbs
Perfected IN the Slate, u Tue course Of few
uohlls
'nve. ut The present time. NJ lesisntion 10
rrf"minrh IN my opiuion the notion Of the
H'neral Assembly niny prnpery he deferred until
hir hnAiueSs Is innk clusel Indeed, it would
not have been brought 10 your notice in this com.
mnnicaion bui iur the purpose Of disHbusng the
paIc mud ~ many reports hnye been ciiCula-
ted rclndcli 10 The action Of some of the OIL
rrrs o Slate tie past SUMMER in relation 10 these
lards
Tue State Capio Of which blre menton has
been nnle hns been carried up with very credit
able exertnns, the past season. When tue IN.
convenience Of the present hnls ol legislation and
he Insecurity of the State offices are considered
economy slone would seem 10 demand. that tho
| New Stte House ,iunuid be finished in the shor-
test practicable period consistent with its dura.
biuy and plan. The appropriation of the last
session has been iti' believed. judiciously ezpen.
ded but fund Insufficient 10 place the bull
ding IN safety lOr the Winter, and other sums have
been advanced by the Auditor lUr that purpose,
with my CONCURRENCE, AID which should be proyi-
drh ior IN such appropriation. as shall be deemed
e1fedieni by tic General Assembly for the eur-
rent year.
/ As"cnrd Annual State Fair Of Ohio was held in
Cmumbus in September last There was exldbi-
led great variety ol inventions, ia labor saving
machinery. and farming i'plements, many Of
ticse highly imWriant aud u-eiul 10 tire agricul-
! nril luriuu ut oar people. Also. IN the several
branches ui manufactures and mechanical lngend!
hy there 10 less display of utility and skill.
Thee were even specimens Of stauary OF tho
lnes! marble from the qnnrries Of Vermont, which
would have done di-credit 10 the chisel aud &C.
aus ri The great sculptor ol lineage.
Tic improved breeds Of horses, cattle. sheep,
swine aud poultry could hardly be excelied, ia
any other part Of HE Uuiun. The PomOlogical
Il Horticultural exhibitions Tor an adverse Season
were lii-hy respectable. The ladies' presented
Tor Inspection Of tii"ir own haud~ork, eieganl
specimens OF snbrui!ery aud other works OF art
showing a refinement in iists, and commen-
hlDlv industry worthy OF pIass and inii'n-
Ilion.
The grounds were fitted up with much judg-
meat aid convenience i,y the Agricultural Board,
anL no psius nor expense appeared 10 have been
spared to reuder tie exhibition interesting and
uselul 10 the immense inultitnde assetIbled.
1t seems lo be conceded that exhibitions ofthis
character excite in Industry aud emulation. They
bring together different casses ul our people, Gre.
: aie inierchnngesu u sentiment. aud are productive
, lrf general brnrfiIs IN lilo tumIuiniiy. Any iur.
ID ther aid ne-ssary tn su.tain tbe efforts Of this
" Board should not he withheli aud il is believed
thlt common justice requires, th4t all tleir regu-
lIr sessions on business 50 hnportant TO our whole
= lpnpnaliyu, should be st tie ezpense VI tho
: State.
ln the immediate courexiun with this subject
a il that Of an Agricultural Bureau of Statistics IL
is authorized bv the Constitution department.
IN the office OF Secretary Of State. but III my o.
pinion should be under the control OF the Board
Of Agriculture.
: Such department is much needed for the
benefit ofthe largest class by far of the popuatit
! Of this Staie-tLe tillers of the soil.
e. Through Tue medium Of such department that
. information peculiarly necessary 10 thrifty hns-
, haudry can he acquired aud transmitted. Varie-
a ties Of seeds may be disseminated and the agri-
=, cultural resources Of the State developed, and
their EXTENT with reasonable certainty, nude
!; known. The subject is recommended 10 your
n care.
r la looking oy er the law 10 provide for the cleo
, ton uf electors Of President aud Vice President OF
Ms the United States it appears To be imperfect. and
tnrequire an amendment. The 81 section enacis
ed That it shall be the duty Of tue judges OF elections
Il. 10 seal up Uhe OF ilIe pnltbooks," &c. (which
lt hall ie carried. within three days after the day
10 nr election, to tue sheriff Of the proper county,
m &c.
Iy The shel /. to deliver the poll book. receiy-
ed by him or cause the same 10 be delivered, TO
nd tue Secretary oi Stale, SC.
Of The difficulty that may arise under This section
ur is the loss or destruction Of The pobook so TO be
he forwarded To the Secretary OF State. Should such
mi a CASUALTY happen, there appears 10 be no RENE
nu DIV prescribed The a.v makes no provision wha
lc. shall he oue with lie other poll book 1t seem
ge To- me- that such further legislation IS necessary
ah to require it 10 be deposited with the county
d clerk and to authorize certified copies To be uset
to. as evidence, in case tue one transmitted by tn
lay sheriff shalt etnur ne --=t destroyed perhaps
res some other remedy, woTe appropriate, msy
devised.
tnr 1t will. ulso devove on this General Assembl.
,es Ia district the State for the election ol Represe
Tie fa,iys iu tue Congress Of the United States u
: I, der 1b. late nppnriioument. This duty should
ou. nerfnrmed, as | have NJ doubt II will be. not WI
her view Ia political ma tiles. but 10 compacta al
I he convenient territory. The people should kno
lion their representatives well aud they their cchs'
uents.
9TH ,Annlhrr subject of universal interest to the
The merican people is the arrival OF the Hungarian
,ty trui upon our ,hures. II has created an excil
.e, 'm-ni IN the busums of freemen, only equaled
=, ~ t5 lnn,ii,1 "a, ewn lafayette. aleran absen
an Of trrv wears to revisit : rgli0n whose ireedo
late aud Independence his services ls~ contributed
u, essentially IL establish.
II The President has deemed the arrival of d
was great Magyar qf sufficient importance, To ask
At Congress directions fur lis reception III the Cal
The ini uf tie United States. Governors have invt
ihai him 10 become the guest OF States and inmate
the Executive mansuus.
Hen The Empire Chy turned ont en- masse to
SON, honor To the man not for himself, but the mol
he pruciples he cLerishes, and everywhere avoV
md ,r tire freedom and happiness of his race, and
&. cot hail his deliverance from Russian ard Ausir
lieu oppression and Injustice.
sed, Ohm should nol lie behind other sections Of
nih- Union. in extending 10 Louis Kossuth her W
ldrr come aud her hospitality. Let those who I
ulE from the political storms and convu'siuns 0l
pay. Old World, whether 10 seek quiet aud repose
lrec oms or To ask our aid IN establishing the unqu
tjoruble rights ui NAN find US great magma
e di nous psaple, worthy ofthe institutions we e1J
tile and ready 10 send oar influence wherever u III
cleo ,eud 10 elevate the masses and weaken tie pow
iene- that does moi respect their rights.
Us 10 The propriety of providing by resolution
"I~ ,.rlina mn invitation 10 this most Distinguish
~ 81 SIN or Freedom. 10 visit our CuphoL at an ca
sHch arn during y,ur session, IS respectfully reco
med t,n,tsi. and irhe cannot receive the hospital
and r ,L, executive mansion Of the third State
Mr.. w., r,,ntade,y,cy let him be honored with w
tor 0I ;Il hn infinitely more acceptable, volunt
Mr.. vi a,,,bnsiastic greeting from tue citizens
lol- nT; ,ybn cherish bis vi tues, respect his tale
pay. ,"i natrinlism aud enjoy the like free inst
q ~ lions he has in vain, sought tn estaoLsh III
I'.i".. .". ltherlund.
.'o' '" Many. very many,subjecls oflegslntion are