The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02
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4 BILL 10 Pn0rSdf fr Hs more speefg co-
iresos u BsHk 7srrs " DE Ssafsy Oa0
Sac !. b e s~sosa by ne Gsnerel as
Ssmdy9 hs &a<e@ Ohio. Thatin any case
where the taxes. or any partthcFeof. levied
under tie provisions vi The act of the gencr.
al assembly entitled IAN act for the assess
ment aud u,xation u all property IN this
SAFE. and for levyiag taxes thereon accord.
ing TO lis true value IN money" passed A..
Pnl IS. AeD- 1889, upon Tie pruptrly VI
ANY bank Or banking company in this state.
remain unpaid on the twentieth day Of DE
eember Of The year in which the same fad
dae, it shall be lawful for, and is hereby
made the duty OF the treasurer of the prop.
CT county, to demand the paymcnt OF the
sAnie al the Office or banking house of such
bank or banking company. and ii payments
sol sad taxes be not made, said treasurer
shall proceed to make a levy upon any gold
OF silver coin, bank notes, bullion or other
goods and c~hattels, the properly Of such
bank or banking company, or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 satisfy the
: amount Of such delinquent taxes - remain
ing unpaid as aforesaid, together with the
tfsasursr's per eenrage and all other costs
tina; may arise in tie seizure OF said proper
nty; and IN case goois or chattels are levied
upon as Aforesaid. TIE same shall be adver-
Used and sold in the same manner as if taken
by the sheri4 or otLer officer upon a writ Of
heTi facias
SEe. 2. That for the purpose of making
the demand as aforesaid, it shall be the duty
OF such treasurer to enter the office or bank
ing house of such bank or banking company,
and after demand and refusal OF the paw
ment OF the tax aforesaid, if he cannot find
IN the banking room any gold or silver coin,
bank notes or 'buliion,' or other goods or
.. -ehattels. the property,o Of such bank or bank
ing company, whceon- to levy, sufficient to
satisfy the tax Aforesaid, it may be lawful,
apd 1t is hereby made the duty of such
treasurer, with whatever force it may be ne
cessary to enter INFO each and any other
room or vault of such banking house, and
every closet, safe, chest, box, desk, drawer
or depository OF such bank or banking com.
pany, TO open and search, and any gold OF
silver coin, bank notes, bullion, or other
goods or chattels, the property OF such bank
or banking company, therein deposited,
thereon 10 levy, or So much thereof as will
be sufficient to satisfy the tax aforesaid
agreeably to the provisions of the first sec.
ton Of this act.
SEC. 3. That whenever the treasurer o.
any county in this state. wherein any banl
or banking company is or may be located
shall, for the space Of more than thirty day.
and after the twentieth day of December il
each year, neglect or refuse to perform tht
dlIfIpS mr. anU mart tbarnnf irnN,.,J ,,r,,
him by the first and second sections of THU
act, such neglect Or refusal shall be deemed
and held as a breach of his official bond; anC
it is hereby made the duty of the prosecu
ting attorney Of such county forthwith It
suit on such bond before til,
proper tribunal and prosecute the same un
til final judgement, and the sum for which
execution shall issue, shall be the amour
as such delinquent tax, which such treasu
rer shall have refused or neglected to collec
rs aforesaid, together with the costs of sait
suit, IN all the eases where the said amour
snail be less than the face Of such bond.
SEC. 4. That if any prosecuting attorne,
shall neglect or refuse to perform the dut,
imposed upon him by the third section q
this act, such neglect or refusal shall opc
rate as a forfeiture of his Office, and tn
same shall be considered vacant from an,
alter The first day OF the term Of the court Z
commor pleas Of the proper county next al
Ter such neglect or refusal, and moreover,
shall be the duty Of said court, at said tern
to strike the name Of such prosecuting a
torney from the list of attorneys p"racticin
in said court.
SEc. 5. That it shall be the duty of tn
treasurer of the several counties OF Ohio,
report 10 the auditor of state, on or bcfol
ths fifteenth day of January next, an
thereafter on or before the twenty fifth da
OF December, annually. the amount Of tax,
that are now, or may hereafter be standiu
charged on the duplicate of said count
against any company or association autho
ized by law to invest its capital stock, ur an
part thereof, in bonds or notes drawing il
.erest and secured by real estate in two
more counties of this state, and which a
unpaid and Delinquent, and it shall be Il
duty of said auditor, as soon as the argr
gate amount OF such delinquent taxes sha
have been ascertained, to appoint son
suitable person to proceed to tie princip
Office or banking house of such compar
and demand the payment OF said taxes vii
treasurer's per centage thereon, and if pa,
ment be withheld after such demand hi
been made, the person SO appointed she
proceed to collect the same in the mann,
that county treasurers are authorized ar
required to collect delinquent taxes levit
upon the property of banks and bankir
companies, BY the first and second section
Of this act; and said taxes so collected, shs
be distributed by the auditor of state, to Il
state, counties, townships, towns, or 9th
corporations. in their respective proportion
according to the original levy.
Er The Ohio Union. in speaking of tt
above bill, says:
One of the best propositions which h
been submitted to the present General A
sembly, is the bill which we copy, introd
eed by Mr.. 0'NeiIl, and which Is general
known as "the Crow Bar Bill" 1t is a bio
aimed at the small, but mighty army of IA
easets, who have never contributed a doll
70 the wealth Of the State; who demand Il
exclusive protection Of the laws, and wi
claim a license for their robberies of labo
under q ''higher law" than the same Const
tuition and laws which govern the great ma
Of the people Of Ohio. Let the bill pass
It's enactment into a law is demanded i
Two millions Of people. The Banks ha,