Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
OHIO LEGISLATURE

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SEKATE.--Jan. 9. Mr.. Bundy presented
u petition to repeal the small not, law
1t being referred TO him, as n committee
of one, he Immediately introduced bill
10 repeal that law.
The Senate then proceeded to elect the
standing committees, which are as follows;
On Finance -Messers Kelly. Taylor of Ma
honing, Holmes, Buckland and Marsh
Privileges and Eections--Me.srs. Gardner
Beatty and Phelps.
Militis-Messrs. Hyer, Warfil and Wiford
Common Schools and Schools Lands-Mes.
sers. Garfield, Hardy and Marsh.
New Counties-Messrs. Csttell. Taylor of
lahoning and Hardy.
Enrollment-Messrs. Hawley, Hardy and
Burnet.
Public Benevolent observation-disclosures
Hea,on, Cattell and Spencer.
Penitentiary Taylor of Ceauga
Kirk and Musgrave.
Salaries g. Fees of Public Oficers-Messrs
Bundy, Hamilton and Heaton.
Roads and Highways-Messrs. Beatty
Stats Buildings-Messrs. Rush, Kelley
and Lawrence.
Currency-Messrs. Brazee Kelley and Girls
world.
Iibraries-Messrs. Lawder, Lawrence and
Taylor of Gesuga.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Brcwu,Phel?s
and Garfield.
Public works and Public Lands-Messrs
Spencer, Rush and Phelps.
Judciary-Messrs. Griswold, Spencer
Matthew'S, Brown and Brazee.
Railroads and Turpikes--Merssrs. Brand
Brazee ard Bundy.
Medical Societies and Colleges--Messrs.
Kirk, Brand and Lunt.
Uni, ersities, Colleges and Academies
Messrs. Taylor Of Mahoning. Hawley and
Mathews.
Public Printing-Messrs. Hamilton, Hea.
ton and Converse.
Apriculture--Messrs Lunt, Gurdner and
Griswold.
Claims-Messrs. Musgrave, Warfl and
Beatty.
Corooratons other than Municipal
Messrs. BunEland, Baird and Converse.
Municipal orporations-Messrs. Marsh,
Griswold and Matthews.
observation-disclosures. Baird, Warfil and
Gardner.
Manufacturers and Commerce .--Messrs
Bennett, Holmes and Hyer.
Mr.. Kelley introduced resolution to IN
struc, the judiciary Committee to examine
and report if any amendment to the cen
stitution on the subject OF the Judiciary Is
necessary. -,
The Senate thea repaired to the Hal
Of the House to count the votes for Gov
ernor and other state officers.
HoUsE.-Jan, 9.-After reading the min
.tites, they went into joint session with the
senate to count the votes for State ollicers
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees: g.o
Privileges aud Elections-Messrs. Cad
well, franklin, Russell, Egley and Blair.
Judiciary-Messrs. Parsons, SPellman
Underhill, Cory and Yaple.
Fipauce-Messrs. Smith of Knox, Par
sons, Burton, Smith of Montgomery, ant
Irion.
Claims-Messrs. Plumb, Peck, johnson
OF Hccking, Mendenhall Of Columbiana, ,an'
Lettler. s-I o.
Public Works--Messrs. Caldwell, CowaI
of Shelby, Blakeslee, Hobrook and Green
Public Lanas--Messrs. Spellman, !ewett
Catch, Gable and Ogle. ....-
Roads and Highways-Messrs. Blair,Ga
briel, Burns, Odell and Lyle.
Railrosds and Turnpikes--Messrs. 0n
derhill, Campbell, Johnson of CuyshoSa
Gaines aud Latham. s--.--
Common Schools and School Lands
Messr..--Monroe, Hendren, Allen, Sawyer
and Mendenhall Of Jefferson.
Universities, Colleges and Academies
''sMessrs. Hume, Guthrie, Bingham, Cab'
sand Flowers,
Medical Colleges and Socoties--Messr'
T-uesdsls, Williamson, Cowan OF hshian
Tenney and MeElwee. --
Mihtia-Msssrs. Hatcher, Slouth, Ander
son, Townsend and Hawkins. g.
Agrieultural-Messrs. Crooks, Deoiey
Hutchison of Washington, Thompson
Coshocton, and Kicker.
Manufactures and Commerce Messr'
Rodgers, Holmes, Sinnet, West and Aalstor
Corporations Messrs. Yaple, Catch, ,smlt
Of Franklin, Mygatt, and Hutchessn
Madison. "
Curreusy--Nessrs. Mygatt, Cook, Lawtor
Parsons and Eg.ey.
Benevolent Institutions Messrs. FRANKLIN
DrsytOn, Thompson of Brown, Bunker al
Gowdsy. '-'E
Psnitsntiary---Messrs. Mendenhall Of Je
IS terson, Boyer, Robinson, CLARK Of Gall
and Monroe.