The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
Lsstsr From our avn Correspondent.

resulr The State ocers eiecr are all men Of
good talents sound and pure morals The Legis
aiure is believed to composed of materials thar WI"
bear e comparison with any that has preceded it.
One Of fe first acts that ought be Introduced and
uat,red by the incoming legislature Ia fair and we'll
considered but efficient Registry law, The etject Of
such law should be- every legal voter the
ready exercise of his franchise and eeienty restrain
and reader impracticable any Illegal vote. To such
law object, with any degree Of pausibiliiy
who does not wish to profit by pipelaying and faudu
lent yotiag This is plain that any objection the
passage of such law, may be regarded prima f.cie
evidence Of corrupt motives and vile purposes The Re
publican majority in the next Legislature will be in
sitiou makingit Incumbent upon them to pass such
law at early day. Let them not delay il il the last
moment afer the example of the New York legislature
that il shall necessarily in the hurry of going into eff
feet productive of effects in incipency than
any Ii purporis 70 remedy. sH4 o. lH8C6 rfH rsE.i
Let the new Legislature enter at once upon the dis
charge of the indispensable business of the session.
to complete the business and adjourn by the first of
March, at test, by the rst of Ari Let them early
determine to hold extra session, unless it shall be
found indispensable when the time for SESSION
and then let them be convened by proclamation
of the Governor, and not in pu,s OF their ad
journmsnt. An ealy resolution to do ihus will be al
mos: certain to all necessary legislation for .wo
yesrs' out inuecion on tna pomt, VIII De sure 10 re
suit in leaving most ohe important business to be
tared at the close of the session. and eventuae in NIL
probability in the apparent necessity extra session.
which might have been rendered entirely unnecessary by
another and wiser course. sI -.a- zIsH-t r. --H-1
You have probably noticed that It has already been
urged by Republican paper that the election
- '1T ~ '1 ' ~ " .s' =" s.o oons ~ es' =. ~ 'ue
10 Po''p'''U ''i' INC "i"'eT vi A'oi' ms
n'e"-e te.'e :. se'''o As . "aI'er oi
eo's anu eAn ~ '''e oHsp'ipg o' no o'ner mo'ive inan
W ..ieA. 'ne We" Ano"n a'a s'ehncantiy expressed
soi tne peoP'e OF 'ne osae' WIN respect to the
successor OF MI Pugh little Observation IS to the
ioeaton wnere tnis proposition originated, will reveal
very significantly the exact motive of it. It is to be
noped fna the Legislature will be Influenced by no de-
signs which look more to the promotion of individual
70 tue general The sooner the
question snaii De ofposed OF by the the
sooner ana better they Will be prepared to enter vgor-
ousy upon she inspehsapie business OF the session.
humber u OF Avs necessary 10 pc passed Al the
oo"'"s sesson' WIN TOT oe yer! numerous. NUMBER
OF existing laws require one ortwo
should be repealed Bat usually large number Of both
general and local laws that have either failed in the last
stages of their progress have proved worthless
even pernicious upon the statute book The abition
on the part OF new and green memers TO figure in the
fepos ana may Dc regarded as the source Of
portion OF 'nis needless and pernicious 9th
may % ATTRIBUTED 20 the Necessity OF Milling
up tne me Win snow OF necessity for protraeted ses-
sions- The former Of these motives has become very
cheap kind OF which begets more sneers than glory
let the latter motive be ssnay pudated BY the ineo-
ing Legislaturs.d -aysg svsla o. 5 10 gicsH
oY your paper OF tina week, as wen as from other
sources, 'nAs 'ne snaho~ eApos'noh OF Mr. Bates OF
'e., some 'non.nS sinee' IN ie''er 70 Ne" fotk
oH's.ee' A-s A iene. 1sisAso " VIC eiA'eis qoes
,its, se.,osd 10 ,n,ic;n.t. 1nd..d l, II. n,no, j
that ,stta. MA nv, .,,, =, AZ. l;,
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