The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15
Ohio LsRIsIatuFs.

SATuRDAT April 10 --SeHafe.--Aier some
unimpO rlani bn,inrss. aud after lengthy debate
ilIe Senate p,,seI resolution. authorizing the
Governor Ia lrnd over 10 KOssutb sll the musk els
sud smal! arm. ul tue State.
1hi, is the amount Of business transacted 10y
tie Sennte u mi.srblr allenpl Ia do sDrneiblng
which they have ~ power /, do. breach ol
LntlI To tie G-ueral Government IN act Of sheer
nonsense, the wusting Of days time and days
expenses. II Is running Our sympailiy frr Hun,
gary. ns tile JOurdal has il, in the ground"
House "A large number Ol petitions were pre-
sented.
The bill providing for the election oI prosecu.
ting attorne,s aud prescribing their duties passed
Mr. O'Nelll gave notice that lie w"nl intrO.
duce bill to suspend tie power Of the Zanesyille
aud Maysvllle Turnpike Road Company luce.
ceive toll Ou said Road between the town Of U.
niOnlnwn aud the city nj u 'nesye in the cUuii.
~ OF Muskingum. until bridge shall have been
constructed acr"ss JonAtlDnS Creek
Mr. Cockerill moved 10 take up the bill To
reredI the uct authorizing The sale Of the Zlnes
vile aud MdysvilIe road. Agreed TO-
Mr.. Cockeri advncnted tie Passage Of the bill
al some ieng'h, and Mr.. oNrlll opposed it,
TIE debate was continued by Messrs Beckel,
Bliss, and Morgan. aud the bill committed 10 tie
committee Of Public Works.
Mr. Weller moved to take M tie motion tp
print the report Of the Auditor "f STATE in relation
lo Tue discounts Of banks Lost This would
have re- opened lie useless disc ussiOn
The remaluder OF the day was spent on the in.
corporation bill
MUsDAY, April l3-SeHate The Senate is
very thinly attended. owing Ia tie sickness and
absence al members. The bill 10 organize III.
benevolent institutions and the bill organizing the
Legislature were pnssed. Several other bills
were considered. The School bill was under
consideration, when the Senate adjourned
House After u short time spent un the corpp.
ration bill, the balance Oi the day was CONSUMED
IN discussing tho Senate resolution to give the
arms Oi the Stale 10 KUssulh. The democrats ol
the House are not So willing 10 pass it,
WEDNESDAY, April IA The principal attrac.
tion about tile legislature oi Tuesday wins the de
bale III tile House Ou the Senate resolution 10
give lie arms Of Ohio To KossCTH. fur his use in
Hungary. On Monday evening the House tnok
recess. so that the subject came up as the first
business OH Tuesday morning Mr. G.sT having
the floor, proceeded 10 address tho House in op.
position To the resolution. He spoke in a very
able nauner. and at some length. His argument
was sound aud logical, ani cdnIpt be successfully
| cohrOyeried. We have no lime To 90 into lis
Snbstnnce in detail. He took up, eKaminel aud
exposed document that had been laid on the
lihle Oi members. purpuriiug IN be an argument
III avnr ol The passage OF the resolution. II j.
currently reported that WM. CoRRY is The writer
0i this attempt ut argument. Mr. GFsT very fully
and very successfully ex iosed its deception la,la-
cles aud lhlsenods and held it up lO the sc0rn
and rdicuIe the House. II is indeed a ridicu-
ious and absurd attempt 10 support an equally
ridiculous aud absurd promotion No man Of
correct ileas the obligations oil law aud duty
could have llsleued to his speech aud lad any
doubt OF the duty Of the Legislature to lay he
resolution on the table there TO remain.
Mr.. LrTLg followed Mr. GrsT. in favor of the
resnnirn We only heard him Till recess at
| noon lie Is a very pleasant good speaker, but
| up to that time he had not met the argument of
his oppuneut in the least
After dinner Mr. Lyle closed his remarks Mr.
Shellabarger spoke in opposition. Mr. Means ut
tempted to reply. Mr. Ward then got the floor.
House again took recess To day the subject
will lie renewed, Friends Of the resolution say il
will pass, us ii does mol require najnrt, of all
t" pass resolution. We shall see. II will he
the crowning, damning act oi the sessinu But
II Ohio LocoiOcoism thinks il cln stand this act of
wolsr than Sunlh Caro- ina notification, then let
them try it. Upon their heads rest the rssPuns
biliiy
In tie Senate the rrsolutionl Ia adjourn
on the first Monday in May, to met again
IN December next, was introduced, aud passed by
vote ole to @, Its generally understood that
the subject has ncen passed upon by democratic
caucus, aud that the above is The lesnlt.-Jonr.