The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13
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SENATE.-Mr. Garfield offered the iollowi

SENArE.-Mr. Garfield offered the following,
which was agreed to:
ResolUel, That the standing committee on
Banks and Currency be instructed to inquire
into the expediency of reducing the rate OF in
tesest to uniform rate not exceeding SEVEN per
cent. per annum, and of proulding by efficient
legislation against usury, and that said commit
tee report by bill or otherwise, at as early pc
riod Of the session as is practicable.
Mr. Buckland gave notice Of bill to create
and regulate Savings Banks in the State Of
Ohio
Mr.. slade gave notice Of bill to provide for
ho appointment Of guardians over the persons
and property Of habitual drunkards.
MIR. Langdon, on leave, introduced Senate
bill No. 5, to repeal an act therein named Gan
act to prevent kidnapping in Ohio, passed April
II, 1879 Read first time. .,...
Mr. Henkle gave notice of bill to prohibit
appeals from the Common Pleas to the District
Courts in jury cases.
Mr.. Slade gave notice of bill to amend ar
act fer the punishment OF parsons receiving Oh
buying bank bills, promissory notes or Other
evidences of debt or any goods and chattels o
less valne than $35. knowing them to be stolen.
| The Senate. on motion of Mr. Caldwell, pro-
ceedcd to the Hall OF the House, and resumed
the count Of the vote for State officers, the re-
suit Of which was ANNOUNCED as follows:
For Governor-Chase, 160, 0,575; Payne, 159,
294; majority, 1881.
For Lieutenant Governor--Welker, 0,922
Lytlc, 1877; majority, 2,205.
/ For Secretary of State-Russell, 161, 1856
Reinhard, 159, ,241; majority 2,4l6.
For Treasurer OF State--Stone, 161, ,937;
Morris, 159,942; majority, 1,676.
Mr.. perkey offered the following which wal
unanimously adopted.
Resoloed, That after the expiration OF Gov
Fords civil office, he be known as General Fore
hereafter, until otherwise ardered
This resolution was entertained with decided
appreciation.
HoUsE.-NoTIcEs OF INTENTION TO INTRopUc
BILLS.
By Mr. Chase: To cause owners of land
through which streams are running to kee
them clear Of drift wood and other obstructions
By Mr.. Rankin; To sell the Public Works.
INTRocUcTIooN OF BILLS.
MI. Gibson: to repeal the act protecting fisl
Mr.. Mott; To repeal acts passed April Stl
1856 and April 10th 1857, defining duties
County Treasurers
Mr.. Jones: to amend an act passed Marc
7th, 1885, for the punishment of crimes.
Mr. Rallston: For enclosing railroads by fer
ecs and cattle guards.
> COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hubbcll of select Committee on Hou
Bill No. 2. for tho relief of delinquent tax-pa,
ers Reported it back with verbal objections an
recommending the indefinite postponement
the bill.
Mr.. Dawes was opposed to the report ar
read letter from the Treasurer of Morgan u
ging the necessity otthe passage ofthe bill.
said the take; for current year were eight mil
on dollars; that the January interest had be-
paid and the July interest was not due for S
t months. He asked whether the Constitute
d was such that, although penalty is required
ordinary times for non payment of TAKES, it ca
q not afford relief in such an exigency as this.-
We did not need the money and it would on
u lie idle for six months.
On motion ofMr. Chase, in commemoration
o the anniversary OF the battle Of New Orleal
he house adjourned.