Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-05


The printing. bill was ordered 70 Be enero.,ed
10 the House. yesterday, and ordered 10 be r,sd
a third time today. There appears 10 be a Iiula
vitality about the movement just now. m va
allow the Senate lhe,ssme Time 10 sleep over /,
that has been employed by The House, We shall
confidently look for lis becoming law abou,
The middlelof April. But nous usrrons. which
being interpreted meanelh Eve shall see"
The probate bill was taken up in ihe Seus,s.
and all the material amendments OF the House
adopted except the one probiling probate judges
from Prae'lclng law. This was modified so as
70 prohibit them from PrscIieine 10 that class OF
cases over which the probate court has iuris.
dle'ion. The matter now goes back 10 The
House.
Mr.. PARDEE's resolution for paying the pos,.
age on public documents, &C., was taken nm
and debated at some length, and finally LOST
This was expected.
The Temperance bill was reported in tho
House by Mr.. FISHER, the Chairman ol The "a.
lect committee. Ii embodies the main fes,ure.
Of the Maine law, except that il does no, pro.
hlbiI the manufacture Of liquors 10 Ohio. Ths
Hamilton county delegates made war nQaips, 4,
at once, and one of their number moved ,hs
bill be rejected. Ten members only voted for
this proposition. Il was then proposed TO print
extra copies Of the bill after long debate This
was voted for this proposition. Il was then pro.
posed 10 print extra copies Of the bill aier a
long debate this wasvoted down. So ,he bin
lakes the usual course Of legislation.
m February rs.
The most Of yesterday was spent, in The So.
nate, on the salary bill. llwas debated a, prpa,
length, and was finally ordered 10 be enerossed.
The bill now allows Supreme Court JUDGES
$4,000 per year, the Disuict Judges 81 800, and
The members OF the Legislature, Clerks, Ser.
geanl'al. Arms, &C., 81 per day. From pre.
sent indications, we are inclined TO think The
bill will pass in this present shape.
n the House, the printing bill WINS debated
Tor some time, but il finally passed. The main
features Of il are the same as we repor,ed Them.
some sir lCeeks ago. For the work of this wear.
bids are 10 be received as soon as the bill masses,
and The contract is TO last ill the ls of Noyem.
Der next 10 April next, advertisements are to
De published and proposals received, and the
contract made soon thereafter, but not to 20 into
effect nl' November /. Ii then continues for
Two years. Every other year new bidding is
had and new contract formed. The bill has
yet to pass the ordeal Of the Senate.
The Probate bill came from the Senate with
the most OF the House amendments agreed TO.
The clause prohibiting Probate Judges from
prac'lclng law al all, was modified so as to pro.
h'OIt them Gom pfaclicing in The class of cases
that come within The jurisdiction of Probate
Courts. This amendment was adopted by The
House, and The bill, having thus passed both
Houses, is now the law Of the land. Nobodv
likes u, but each one has dospaired Of making
II what he desires, and concluded 10 lei il pass.
We shall see how it works.
Both Houses refused to adjourn over on ac
count OF Gen. HoUsToN, and the Temperance
Convention. We doubt whether Quorum can
be kept together to-day.
In the House, Feb. eth, the forenoon w,s
mostly occupied in receiving Maine liquor law
Pe"Nons. The aggregate OF petitioners was in
ne Heighborhood OF sixty thousnndl Ths
House adhered to It's amendment OF the Senate
Dill ior codIiying the laws, giving the. Commis.
sioners $500 per day.
The Senate discussed the Luna.ic ASYLUM and
o'her bills, and bill was introduced allowing
any man oil good character to prac1ica law
Numerous Maine law Petitions we're presented.
Mr.. RICE has introduced bill in the Senate to
establish Criminal Court in Cuyahoga.
Inc principal matter OF interest in the Senate,
Friday was the discussion OF the bill to erect
two new Lunatic Asy ums. or course the in
teresi was in determining the location of them.
upon ths point we are neutral, but il has been
our impression that the public would be the best
accom- nodated by locating one at or near Cleve-
iand' and the other near Cncnnati. The great
lines ol public conveyance converge 10 those
points.
In the House. the debate of the most interest
was on the question, whether it took majority
oil the entire House TO pass an amendment TO a
bill that should come from the Senate with such
amendment attached. 1t is new and impor-
| tant constitutional question, on which members
",Hered' Alter a long debate was laid over ill
to oSv
Mr. b., IN, of Hamilton, has introduced bill
that laws ont =. Banks, stiff. Il provides thatnO
bank shall pay out ,ssnY'hng Ou, It's own paper;
shall issue no bills less IT., hve dollars, &C.; and
the violation thereof will io,ter. heiI cnar'eF'-
mat Is the way to Finish the work
:, Mr' LYTLE's general law, to reguats Ciicnna.
IT, was passed. We shall preach regular SER
mon on This topic soon. 1t Is one of those eHisv.
ing wedges for setting aside the New Constitu.,
toh tha1 may be followed hereafter In the way
mat some men don't anticipate, Leok out ~
O. s. Journal.
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