The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

said officer may order the inspection afore-
said to be made, and make spch order as may
be necessary to preserve the evidence OF the
crime until the trial Of the case in said court.
| SEC S. Prosecutions under this act shall
| be BY indictment in the Court of Common
| Pleas. ." ".' 80 4 'i'a '-l''.ia f..
| SEC. 6. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. b. jsi'1 s'J SD
!. -ah i4'' JOSEPH TRu ESDALE, Ig -
Speaker Of the House of Representatives, p. +.
| N''."" fs2' THOMAS II. FORD, ed' Bog
z '' 20 ''H President Of the Senate. .'
April 10th, 1857. a''t le vaI ia'a.gal
I[No 14T. la' AN ACT, aasis..1 .'a-' ~
3fro prevent Slayeholding and Kidnapplngin in
| Ohio. ]f'2 ~ t.ai1- go
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the General
44ssemby qf the State Of Ohio That if any
person Shall bring into this State any other
person, with intent to Fold or control, or
shall aid or assist in holding or controlling
directly or indirectly, within this State, any
tother person as slaye, such person so often
ding, Shall be deemed guilty of false impris-
onmeht; and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished BY Imprisonment in the county Jail
not less than three nor more than nine
months, and by fire not less than two hum
dred, nor more than five hundred dollars; and
every person coming within this State other
wise than as a person held to service in ano-
ther State, under the laws thereof and esca-
ping into this State, shall be deemed and held
in all courts as absolutely free, a
:! SEC, 2, If any person shall sisZe or arrest
or shall attempt to seze or arrest, OF shall aid
in siezng or arrcsting, or i'll attempting to
siege or arrest, or shall use any force or fraud
1 for the purpose of hcldng, OBTAINING or con-
trolling ary other person, upon any pretence
or claim that such person is a fugitive from
service, such person, SO offending, shall bo
deemed guilty Of false Imprisonment, and
shall be punished by imprisonment in the
county jail, not less than three months nor
more than nine months, and by fine not less
than three hundred, nor more than five hun
drea dollars. 7~ "H"
| SIC. 8. If,aay person shall seize or arrest,
or shall attempt to seize or arrest. or shall aid
in siezing or arresting, or in attempting TO
seIze or arrest, or shall use any force or fraud
for the purpose ofholdirg, OBTAINING, controll
ing, or influencing any other person with in
tent to carry or remove such person out OF
| this State, or with intent to cause such per-
son voluntarily to depart out Of this State in
order that such person may be taken, held,
or controlled as a Slave in some other State,
Territorysnr Jurisdiction, such person SO Of
| fending, Shall he deemed guilty of kidnsp-
ping, and shall be punished by imprisonment
in the penitentiaiy at hard labor, not less
than three, nor more than seven years. 'ls g'a.
SEGA. Nothing in the preceding sections
Of this act shall apply to any act done by
any person under the authority of the con-
sttutior of the United States, OF of any law
Of the United States, made in pursuance
thereof at}Ei 'aa 'as4 'iN ~ 1vfsg F.
'.-58 r'+rfo n H. VAN WORRIES,
| Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. b
b.l7.a a' . THOMAS H. FORD, ag aa .yr
-.h =. '.8 t"'. presideat Of the Senate
s April II, 1851. hl. s'2 @na t.a,aM ,fsf0
,t>------ ilHaH 40 Es5 r
| lNo. I5i AN ACT 7saif 2 .t
10 establish an Asylum for lie education
+ OF Idiotic and Imbecile Youth. ,.,.
WHEREAS, The State of Ohio has reeog-
nized the education of its youth as a
duty incumbent upon the State, and
4 has provided for those who are not sus
NJ cepuble Of improvement in common
\ 40 schools modes OF instIRctcn sdaptedto
! their wants and capabilities; and vhere-,
as. itsppears by tie report Of the s6e-
-d cretary Of State that theIe area large
number of idiotic youth resident with.
2" in its borders who are incapable OF i'm -
4 proyement in ordinary public or private
schools, who are a burden to shtir
friends and to. community. objects Of
lcommisseration, degraded and helpless;
\ and Hbereass experience has 7sa.isfac-y
tiltorily demonstrated that underfthe sys-
kiltem Of instruction adopted in schools
for idiots in Of her States and in Europe.
7 that thee youth may beaeIevated. thtir
habils corrected. and their health and
\. morals, greatlyimproyed, and they may
lbel enabled 10 obiain ibeir own sup
* spost--now, therefore, in discharge Of
" the dutvloo of the, Stale to educate its
weak and thelplessrebi as well as
1itheigiised and strong. and to elesatea
hitherto neglected class, '7' Fis''igsd ~ z
!, Section /. Bet enacted by The Gen.
Ieral Assembly of.tbs, State Of Ohio. That
there shall pc established and organized
As seen ass practicable. an inslilalion for
lthe education ofidioIs ard mbecile south,
ito becdenominbted the : Ohio State Asy-
|luna foriIdiots. ail dsde osslq Sdildi ,,ilsa
~ SEC. q The Governor, With tie con.
sent Of ,lhe Senate. shall appejpt, immss
diateiy after the passage Of This act, fhree
trustees, TO whom shall be entrusted the
| management and control of said ihslita,
Etien,e The said truslees shan hold their
office 10 the order ip WLichIshey are am,
Fed. the ssstorygpe sFear, ahesseeaRd fora
bt@oye6rsaanS the abirdfgs.brsss years;s
Eand tbeir successors in nafies asiral ,bsapls
peiptfds sfbf three ysare eacbs'g' They shall
fmeet as soon as practicable ier iteir
appointmett. take shs necessary osib 81
office. snd organize by appointing ssPfs.