The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28
COlumbus OorrespOndenoe.

COLUMBUS o., Jan. 24th, leJ9.
NV DEAR TRmUNE;-1ho Legislature conven
Cd Ia both branches Tuesday Of last week, hav.
Ing adjourned over from Friday Tor the purpose, as
stated, to enable committees ofthe two housrs TO
act upon the various interrots Of the state,which
has Leen transferred to their keeping Tuesday
morning came, and with Il aa many Of the mem.
beu as had recovered from their "labor In com.
mittce," which number being duly counted, with
a proper regard for units and tens, was found in.
sufficient for quorum rheroupon IN adjourn.
meut took place until afternoon.
Mr.. Hatch Of the Senate presented the memo.
rial Of sundry ladies Of Cincinnati, representing
to the General Assembly the necessity Of an al.
toration OF the constitution, 80 a. 10 "license'
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, which after some
expression that II was q matter Of which the la
dies had best keep their skirts clear, the memo
rial was referred 10 the standing committee on
the OWLS that result from the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors. What do the ladies' Of Seneca think Of
such petition coming from uon source D.
Can I, be possible that the evll1 resulting from
the sale nf Intoxicating liquors IN Cincinnati are
not sufficiently wide spread1 and that the ladies
OF the city have concluded to lay down the bnrs.
and raise the standard Of more icensel This
movement l. ono well calculated 10 excite fcc'-
ings ul sname anu indighauon towards that sex
whose sphere ahonld ho 10 guide society through
paths Of virtue, temperance aud morality, instead
OF loadinf them down into the pit Of intcmper
anoc and vice.
Mr Pdnp, Of YOUR county, presented tho ne
tihon Of VIM. Rinngor aud eighteen other citi.
gems OF Seneca, for change IN tn Justices net 4,
tn allow proceedings against garni hVes, whcthor
property Of delendent Il or "a not attached which
was referred TO the committee on Judiciary; alsn
the petition Of +. T. Stickney and eighty other
citizens Of Seneca, for law restraining cattle,
eop and hogs from running al large, which was
referred to the committee on Agriculture
The blils presented hrthe action NJ the Legisa
ture, up 70 thia dlto, have been almost exclusive.
" ufa local nature aud interest. The code OF
civil procedure Is being. a. usual, nLmerous'y
patched up, 20 suit plrticular interests anil cases
There is a great demand for the enlargement Of
roads; numerous counties desire permission 20
borrow money for special purposes acts of hos
pimlity, as We, 90 nhospinlily desire legislative
conduct Beneath oil this GusS-ss aud inaction
IN the Legislature, there may be many slevpiSs
volcano, destined ere loog 20 burst and send
"ennaiernaion dire" where Il il ast expected.
We ottenseo your tnwnsman, Mr. w A, Hers.
hlser who Is chief clerk In tho Treasurer Of
States Office. llis numerous nlends will,
doubt not be gratided 10 learn ct his welfare -
VIZ. II. Il an Constitution" of the Treasury his
urhanity aud industry have won for him hosts Of
friends at this point Ills history Is an example
OF what the most humble can accOmpl h In this
land of free institutions Mr. H. learned the
mason's trade, aud many If tho pavements in
you cry eau most oloQuenlly testify 20 his In.
dussry. He now holds tho ilrst position IN the
state Treasury, WEbsTER,