Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
Things and Doines at the Capital.
CoLrMEus, o., jar. 28ih. lS59.


Collips of Cincinnati occupied the whole
forenoon, FIRST. advocating Tree trade in
money. then a compromise, fling the
maximum rate at eight percent. the min
mum Ct six. Mr.. c. handled the sub
iect very ably, making the best argu-
ments that have been made on that side
of the question, but TO no purpose. After
several other speeches on the other in
favor of repeal, the gentlemenfrom Aug
laize discovered the the subject was ex
hsusted-that no more light could be
SHE'D on it, and moved the previous
question. 1t is great convenience, Mr..
Editor, TO have some person who un
derstands such things, and knows when
the right time comes to shut IF The gsss.
Well, the vote was taken AMI the COM
promise failed. Then came the rug OF
war"-the vote on the repe,l Of the ten
per cent law, and to the surprise OF IFS
most sanguine friends it was carried by
q large msjority-64 to 80; Hurr-
Softly. Ill wall till it passes the Senate.
then I'll finish that sentence. The pa
pers nou that The bill just past wGs
Mr.. Hubbelis, which is a mistsk.e, Mr..
HIS. bill was all stricken out and the
bill of Mr.. Allen Of A~shtsbula. inserted
in its stead and passed. Honor to
whom honor &C."
The State Board Of Agriculture have
been in session during the pas, week and
as a part Of their business have located
the next State Fair at z ,nesvilIe; the
tine, September 9cth, 9ist, 22d and
Esd.
l see by The '.popsrs" that the "Gut
ia perchs Pen Man" expect you, Sirs
Editors, to ''hand over" SEQ. 600, didn't
know you had so much to spare. Well
there is one consolation for you, 1t is not
worth as much by four per cent as it
would have been under the ten per cent
law. so you are beginning to reap the
benefit of the repeal already. indirectly.
tits true. but no doubt acccptably, con
sidering the tightness cftLke money mar
ket.
RumOr say Gr. KTrcsids bill, to pro
hloit otS.ck and mulatto persons from
mitigating into this state is to be pass
ed, having been SO deereed by Caucus.
whose power is supreme here.
Also, there appears TO be a determin
alton to push through the resolution to
amend the constitution SO as 10 return
to the license system for the liquor
traffic. Tie resolution was under dis
cussicn yesterday and laid over for two
weeks for final action; mean while, IT, no
doubt, will 60 through the caucus order.
The Senate had yesterday under con
sideration the resolution for a sinedie
adjournment, and agreed it was ineIpe-
to thus prematarely move in the
but thought perhaps they might
be ready to adjourn the forepart OF
but not certain. Now, Sirs, some !
nay think there is no effort to get along G
with the business here, and for the edi c
Of such | will notice tn following !
proceedings which will convince any i.
,ae that Men are but boys Of larger
growth" b
Saturday afternoon, the House went J
nto Commute Of The whole; on The or. O
Iers of the day; the gentleman from a
in the chair. and proceeded to
a bill for the encouragement of n
rymnastic associations, and the gen.
from Butler. whose athletic frame a
eemed the very embodyment of health u
md vigor, could see no necessity for any =
UGH societies, and moved the indi6nite
,ost- ponement of the bill. This brought s
o his feet one Of the gentlemen from c
hamilton, whose a~ttenuated frame was Il
a fms contrast with the herculean form r
{ the Butler member; he could readily s
why the gentleman opposed the b
i'll. having, himself, exercise enoush o
18th the axe the maui; the pillow, DC, y
ut begged him to consider the thou n
ands of pent up Clerks. Students, DC. 4
cities, who had no such meal OF eI b
rcise. The considerations member from U
Defiance, thought he could see q glim- :;
,eiing of legally authorized, bowling l.
Establishments looming up in the dis Ct
ant future, which did not accord with
is notions of propriety. Another en- q
eman from Hamilton could see no harm :
it. even if such should be the case D
his interesting debate, was broken in h
by the gentleman from Green, who L
to be fearful Of evil consequences :,
another direction. He proposed to +
mend, by adding a clause. 'that no
hcer in any banking institution should "
, an officer in any associations author :
ed by this BILL" after discussing the at
erits of this proposition for some lime. ed
Ie RsU. gentleman from Trumbnll. pro pI
,sed to further amend, by adding, *
that the funds of such associations, -
leuld not be used for banking pur- a
,ses." o
This amendment brought to the door er
lother gentleman from Hamilton, whose .S
iual ~eloquence was very much impeded pa
this occasion. By a severe hoarseness; de
q of tho gentlemen from Cuyahoga, hs
$50 a box containing Browns Bron
al Trocles" { the hoarse member. H
.ertiss that s. was good for his com pc
int. TIE ever watchful DR.. from