Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-02-13
PROsPECTUs ron
The Ohio Stale I0nrnal.

The tine - now drawing near when the frs
5 Legislature under the new constitution Of Ohio
} will commence ils session. lI is hardly nsces.
} sary 70 remind our friends that this Legislature
} wlll be one Of lhe most interesting and impor.
} tant that will ever assemble. The new consli.
iuuon s 10 be put into practical operation. M.
merous and very important laws are 70 be en-
5 acted. The salaries Of all the officers Of State
5 are 10 be agreed upon and fixed. New lavs
} upon the subject or taxation must be adopted.
The State must be divided into representative
} districts for Congressional purposes. The gov.
ers, duties, and restrictions Of the different &c.
} parImenis Of Government must be defined
} very important commission for Ihe purpose Of
preparing = new and improved system Of legal
} practise is 10 be appointed, and the duties and
powers Of il are TO be prescribed. new Judi.
ciary system is 10 be adopted and put into prac.
Iical operation. No more acts OF incorporation
} are 10 be passed, bur general law, which shall
5 be broad enough 70 cover all applications oil the
5 kind, is TO be digesIed and passed. These, To-
geIer with several other important matters, must
5 be acted upon before the Legislature adjourns.
On the subject Of the Currency, we think an
5 effort will be made TO carry out the doctrines
that have been promulgated al the conventions
Of the Locoioco party, and that laws will be
passed Tor the express purpose Of putting an end
70 the banking institutions Of the State. As
) that party has large minority in both branches
OF the Legislature, we have reason to expect
that The distinctive features OF State policy which
they have urged, will be carried into practical
) operation.
IL must be evident, TO every voter OF Ohio,
5 that the coming session cannot fail TO be o. i'm.
5 Ponance to the we'll being Of the people Of the
SIuJe, and that II becomes every voter 10 keep
5 himself especially posted up on the proceedings
Of the Legislature. The laws that are proposed,
and those that are adopted should be known 10
5 all. The reasons, as given by the men who
shall enact them, should be read and known 10
, all.
The DAILY Ohio State JOurnnl will retain
) the high reputation it has maintained for years
past for giving the most full and accurate re.
) porIs Of the legislative proceedings from day 10
) day. We shall publish our paper in the morn.
ing. probably, and the mornings paper will con.
5 tain the full reports OF the previous days pro.
ceedings up 10 tho time Of adjournment. The
mails arc so arranged that our morning papers
are taken 10 all paris Of the Stale during that
day. The Journal will be lhe ONLY paper thar
will give all the proceedings Of the previous day
: from Columbus to the different paris oil the
SIcte.
The WEEKLY Ohio Stale Journal will also
contain all The proceedings Of The Legislature
up TO the time Of its publication, and will be
found Of great value TO those who wish TO keep
a record. Of the jrnForIan' events as they trans.
pire.
The Journal, both Daily and Weekly, will
also contain The proceedings ol Congress from
day TO day, The proceedings are IelegruPhpG
in the evening of each day TO US, from Wash.
ington, and will invariably be found in the Jour
nal Of the next morning. So that our readers
will be regularly served with the doings IN Con.
gress and our State Legislature, and will be in.
formed of all important events on the day fol.
lowing that on which they transPre.
j Besides these times. the Journal will main.
tain its established reputation as general NetOs
paper. Our teegraphic arrangements enable
us TO give The earliest and most reliable news of
interest In the various departments, literary,
political, agricultural, &C., 10 say nc'hlng OF
typ0grdpcaI, il will continue 10 excel. In snort,
no pains or expense will be spared to nuke the
Journal most interesting, acceptable and in.
dispenSahls VisiIer in the counting rooms. shops,
Offices and homes Of every citizen Of Ohio.
We continue our cash.in advance system,
satisfied from experience that il IS best for US and
far the best for the public We call the special
attention of our friends TO the very low terms
below, and hope they will make vigorous er.
fort to give The Journal greatly increased cir.
culaIion. The efficiency Of the paper must, Of
course, depend upon the efficiency of our friends
throughout The Stale IN getting US large list of
subscribers. We hope every Wing will con.
slider himself especial agent to up club in his
neighborhood. Will our friends think of these
things, and aCt so as to secure wide circulation
OF the important mauers that are sure 10 be- pub.
lished within The coming year
TERMS:
Daily to subscribers by mall per year. IS 90
! Tr.Weeky 90
Weekly, single subscribers 90
Clubs Of four and upwards, each / 95
Clubs Of 10 and upwsrds-one
address, each, 90
FOR SESSION OF FOUR MONTHS:
Daily by mail, each &. 90
Tri,Weekly, l 81
Weekly, 50
The greatly increased expense of employing
reporters, &C., during the session, induces US
TO Pu. the price of The session paper higher than
it is for the balance Of .he year.
SCOTT & BASCOM, Publishers.
Columbus, Nov. II, l65l-dl9