The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-15
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CoLuNnua. o Jan. ILh. l05o.

GERS The returns from many counties
were so carolessly made that IN ioh time.
otherwise unnecessary. was consumod.-
In many cases recourse was had to the
returns made to the Secretary Of State.
before the proper vote ooald be arrived
1t. A liberal Interpretation Of the law
regulating election returns was adopted--
otherwise largo vote would have been
Of necessity discarded. A transposition
of figures elected W. II. Lyle, Lieut..
Governor and James II. Morris, Treasu-
rer Of State. No ordinary method Of
addition could alter this. II. w Taylor
Of Mahouing moved. in order to "ayoid
such doplorablo result" an adjourn
ment--whioh WAS hal--thus giving che
Clerks time to discover their errors and
make the proper corrections. The returns
do not differ from those furnished by
your correspondent, in former letter to
the Tribune.
Hunter Brooke Of Hamilton gave notice
that on tomorrow or some future day
Of the session, he would introduce a bill,
rcpealing the act Of 1855, by which our
county jails are closed TO the fugitive
slave. Thus will the prisons Of Ohio be
delivered up to the use Of the slave catcher
and our iailors must turn the key upon
the black man. whose only oilense is that
Of desiring his freedom. Senator Kincaid
proposes 10 introduce a bill TO prevent the
immigration aud settlement Of the negro,
his descepdents and mulatto relatives, IN
no State Of Ohio, for all time to come
Mr. Schlelgh will introduce bill 10 repeal
the amended act passed April h, 1856.
securing tho benefits Of tho writ Of Ha
b,as Corpus Senator Lgngdon CAV"
notice that he would soon introduce bill
to repeal the act preventing slayohoIding
md Kidnapping in Ohio. passed 1857.
Representative Dawes has introduced
. bill 'fcr tho relief Of delinquent tax.
payers" The bill provides for an extern
sion Of time for the payment Of taxes TO
February 10th, 1853, without penalty
The act to remain in effect until the third
Tuesday in March 1853. 1t is designed
10 meet the present monetary difficulties
The nightly brooding of Senators in
caucus has resulted in the birth Of the
following resolves;
Resolved. BY the General Assembly
nf the State of Ohio, that We have tul
r,nidence in the disintrrestednes --th,
integrity and ability of the present Chic
Magistrate Of these United States, and
that his administration commands oul
cordial and undivided support
Resoloed, That we still adhere TO-, and
roatllrm all the doctrines of the Cincln
natl Platform.
ResoiDcd, That we regard the refusa
Of the Lqcomp,on Convention to submit
tho Constitute frame by item tc
the bona 6ie people of the Territory, rs
unwise and unfortunate for the peace o
that Territory, aud we hereby declare i
to bs our unallemble judgment that every
Constitution Of new State, unless OH
erwise directed by the people, Of them
selves, ought TO be submitted to the bona
l6is electors Of such Territory for then
approval ar rejection.
Rssolved, That our Senators in Con
gress are horohy instructed and our Rep
reseutiyes are hereby requested o vote
against the admission Of Kansas into the
! Union under the Leoompton, orany other
| Constitution that has not proceeded rom
the people by a clear delegation Of power
! TO the Convention TO form aud put into
operation suoh Constitution, without a
| further sanction OF the people; or which
has moi been submitted to aud approved
! by vote OF tho people.
Resoiped, That the Governor be here
by requested to forward to each Of our
Senator's and representatives, in Congress
copy Of these resolutions forthwith,
Senator Phelps was charged with the
duty of presenting to tho Senate the
above resolutions, IIo said "he did not
expect that they woul be debated by
his side of she chamber, as they had al
ready been considered aud approved; but
It the gentlemen on the other side desired
to discuss them, he would cheerfally ex'
tend tho courtesy"
The Inauguration. for seeonl term Of
our noble Governor, Salmon p. Chase,
was performed at 3 p. NJ. to-day, in the
presence OF the Senators, Representatives
and a large conoouse Of laaios AID gen.
tlameu. The inaugural address was brief,
pointed and hvorably received
WEBSTER.
| Father aud Mother kilicd by their son.
He eats up 0Ne &c the BAdies, ROasts
aud eats a pOFtiOn of the other.
HAM,lroN. n, Y. jan. il.-A most
a'rooious murder was committee at Pool
Vile, four miles from here. last night
Jprod Coms,ock and his wiGv. aged over
20 years. were the victims. Their own
son was the murderer lie has. for some
, time been insane. About o'clock last
night he killed. his father by kuockng
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