The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-20
NORRIS WILLIAMS, Publishers and Proprietors
Columbus Correspondence.
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,Dsdr Spirit. The 2relimiua.ies of the
ssssisn ore row all arranged, and it may
bs ssxpectsd that the business Of lsgisla-
zion vim proceed without further inter
essBaaHxF MARsHALL, formerly editor
ofsths Stotesman, has been elected Re-
portsr of the Senate, and JOHN g. DORM,
formerly Of the Hillsboro' Gaseae, Re-
porter for the House.
TheID Democratic caucus has determined
to spsss revolutions of instruction to our
Seaatofs aud representatives in Congress,
against the Lecompton Constitution.
This movement does not render the Demo-
cratic majority obnoxious to the charge of
-.legislating for the nation;" for if the
Democrats had resolved to do nothing in
the natter, it was settled in the Repub!i-
can caacus that they were to introduce
sash .rssolutions. Il was, therefore,
thought that if they must be presented. It
wosld be better to have them come from
Dsnoef.ts They are 10 be put through,
vithopt debate. saad ssiu recsips The vote
e every Desuesat.in either House.
Ose sili he's already become law. It
vass bin TO hx the time Of commencing
she iirst tern Of court in Pickaway couh-
y. Dr. srour s,eered it through the
Honss. gss
Iwili give you list Of all bills as fast
- they are printed and laid on our desks.
TIE House bills nov before us. are as fol-
lews: & ifss
N>slx To repeal the "act to protect
the iuvssineats of municipal corporations
q ths stock Of Railroad companies"
Ne III For the relief of delinquent
tsxpeysrs.
NAoa ) 70 repeal ian act to prohibit
the con6nensnt of fugisives from slavery
II ~ jails. Of Oaio " "
Ee.aA . To prohibit the charging and
eoIleesioaaef exchange. except 10 certain
csses. Tfisas -
Naa6s To amend the 2Sath section
of-nn, art 10 essablish Code of Civil
Precedurc. 80
No. s. To amend the act authorizing
Judges tes6x the times Of holding courts,
sad ss repeal the eighth ssstioa Of @ saic
acf.s - 8 -
II any Of your readers are desirous Of
seeing sny Il the bills above named, OF
anys that may hereafter be introduced,
wilkenasasor to procure q COPY for them.
Tssresslt Of The late election was yes
terdxy hnnounced. g follows:
Ter Goxerpor--Ch Chase, ISIS; Psyu,
l5s, ,294, majority, 1881.
EerseL Lieutenant Governor = Welker
leQsa22;sLssle. l5ss1l7; majority, 2, 2o5
For SeeretaFy of State Russell. 81.
8s5s Reiahard. 4 59, AL; majority. 9.4le
For Treasurer Of Siate-Stone. l60,
olStMpfrie. lss. .s42; majority, l,eT6,s
twill be seen BY the above that tn
majority over MoRRls was less than ,ha
ever any other Democratic candidate ex
cegt R4FNEs
Wish ToM FoRD for presiding Office
thspseuste are having rather jolly tim
Of s q few days since DR. PERKE'
moysd that after the expiration Of Gov
: Fos9A civil Office. he be known as Gen
Foasi suasilsothefwise ordered. The mo
fio6sS6s agreed 10, aud entered upon II
;,x5Sx1sediss zl'a eea = s...a !. !,
FoRD has habit, when nothing is do
fng. ,af Tearing his 7seato and conversinl
vithqxzs snsmssss. Mr. LASoDoN. {
Hsai9foh, xhsns9sf lie sees there is n
onssI tie chair ar calls ont ! Mr.. President
II ~ big hoarse voice. untilth Govsrno
scrA0kIes back to bis schair. On Frida
thiaoessrred. and when FonD got in hi
shall sAndDos said Il only wished i
bno Shsthsr ve had = presiding Office
q ~ FoRD replied. 'she Presiden
spI5 - o>eossse the man he begs his to
hseeseoIY hsssaftst the duty Of fudin
~ fefjdBnt ID tobacco win devolye o
ths ik<sot from Hamilton" These Ii,
- - ~ IhRnor do no harm, as tn
Hoe1n neen4ittsss we're not then appoint
"a. - ~ eotrss. the Senate had littl
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epnnittees have been cleo
- - ebedyp and are as follows:
11l)1 shsidIsr, Lsngdon, Peril
Msy Miles and Green. J.
e4teott Satford and Greer
d 5IpG 6ffpoks and School Lands
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