Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
uH1o r~EGrsrArURE.

to the system of licences in the sale of
spiritoas liquors, occupied the whole day,
and DO disposed of at the hour of adj.
journpent. To- wilHprobaalg cone up 10
day again. Speeches we're made in faxor
of the measure by Messrs. Hanson, Sain.
Fiaefroek. aud Ray Of Scieto, and in o ppo-
Ssiiien by Messrs. H0we, IownseAdsW West
of Logan, and Monroe.
In The Senate, a discussion was had in
Committee ofihe Whole, upon Mr-Sleich,s
bill to let by contract, the keeping in re-
pairs OF the Public Yerks.~
a r~esolraioa passed both branches. IN
strucung sthe AaGitor Uf eState, TO allow
county Treasures their mifeBge for each
-semi-annBal settlement to attuw them per
ceniage for all moneys collected upon The
duplicate for which they now settle; and to
zdssssibsseubefU for the zesf8 ofNAfarcB.~fe5
all the sclsoei funds in the treasury not pre-
~yionsly dlstfibuted7State Journal Feb H.
- la the Sesate. the bdi to repeai9he act
OF April II, 1885, 10 authorize and regulate
The sale o. section %, and the surrender q
permanent leases thereto, in the County Of
Galiia, was passed. n vsrez 7sasss
The Gusernur sent in the nomination of
George E. Howe. of Like county. 10 fl the
Vacdhcy occasiSned BY dhe Resignation Of
Charts Remeiin, as one Q fihe Commission
ers u the Reform School. Referred to
the cofHthiste son Executive Nominations.
Astesoiuaon TO adj ufn9ralil Toesday was
defeaied. s8sd vam SIDE mad@ ~ hng5a
The bill of Mr.. Monree. to provide for the
colleetipn OF eiain,s ga aHlst cBdaFdsso Of Ebu-
Cation, passed The Senate to-day and is now
a taw.4msfs -r ssaag~4H1l r~aGxroGI3 q
e In the House, the bill providing for a re-
moval Of The County Seat Of Noble County
frem Caldwell 10 Sarahsyihe, was indehnile-
~ P~ostponed:J4 a''s'e $50
fne JOINT Resolution Of The House cali
ing upon the Stateo House COMMISSIONERS
for certain iffforinati0n, we're pissed BY the
Senate 0-dayas-IsHfc 5ft q f1&s8
The bill to adth0fize the town Of Kilida
10 borrow money for school purposes was
passed, ~ s8f sd ieIua e5la# Fga 50
The Bank Tax Resolutions of Mr.. SctII-
eieh were made the special order for Tues
day next, at 10 O'clock. Il Il seus3s3 e1a
The Governor Submitted the, report Ief
Mr.. Colesieck,, special examiner .jof The
Treasury, which WIS laid upon The table
70 be ..pprinfed., -
. Mf. JdcKson offered 4 resolution calling
kon HE Board Of Public Works for answers
to certa IN qaeseions; for which we refer onr
readers to the offic ial report.
Mr., Leeteis bill TO authorize the Comthfs-
sioners of dhe Laarence CutHpsnga 10 set
apart a portion of tile funds cOiieeted for
rbad purposes, and TO- mike specific qppyb-
priatiops Of itqe same. was passed,- Ion, mad
FEB. 18th. h, am.@ saaf dfayfo j.
L. P, Preston Of Ffaeki lin county was
elected Assistant Clerk Dir. Jehasona OF
Larain county was his .compeiilor 1.,i9o7 -
Pa Mr.. Williams bill 10 allow the Board of
Education Of Woodfeld 70 borrow money
for school Purposes eas. Palssed.
The House adjourned at twelve O'clock.
uIh il Moauay morning Gstli ast7'if9t
The Setlafe Disposed OF the informing bu-
~sidess and adjourned TO Monday Afternoon.
/ Joaessal, Feba14df. 5H3G3D2zB on sb597
Theabill 10 amend ansaot eoncernitie the
relatIoniof Guardian and Ward " as passed
Mr. Chnisly introduced asbIIl to p7eyide
! against the evils resulting from3the sale of
ii Intoxicating liquors. lYagau SOS bslsfRrfe
Mr: Parsons resolution, instructing the
4 y" ~ i4uuS7 aud tSP0Ei ~
bill or otherwise. as TO the propriety Of re-
deemiug tile outstanding Circulation Of the
Seneeaicouniy Bank and The Canal Bank Of
Cleveland. was pissed.
A resolution was, adopted inviting the
teachers of the Deaf and Dunh Asylum to
exhibit the manner of instruction IN tIidt H.
stitutiDE. in the Hall Of the House ats7J
o clock p. M, on the 18th inst. d b3n.lzs
M Leete's bilhto3 increase the salaries
Of State officers was discussed in commit
tee of the Whole to-day, and there was u
general display Of, buncombe, No DISPOSE
ticn was made of the bib. @.-..=st .
The Senate was not in session in the
forenoon. w.
In the afternoon the Governor sent in the
nomination Of VA Moore, Of Riclifatd
county, to be Register OF tie Virginia Milie
tary School Lands at Mansfield Referred
to the COMMITTEE o u cutiveI Nominations.
Il Tife bill making partial appropriations for
the Northern Ohio Lunatiei Asylum was
passed. sci frff4 Tn a1lt~uflao L,heae
Mr.. Perrill offered a resolution prohibiting
the letting Of any convict labnr in the Penis
ttentiary in making boots and shoes. Re-
/ ferred 10 the Penitenliary committee.
Mr.. Winans rose to a question of privil-
eye in regard TO an article in the Ohio States
man Of Sunday morning, which caused "a
debate Of iAterest 10 spettators.-Jour-
nal, Feb. 1850 saf neEFaV a0 la
In the Senate Mr.. Hatehintroduced a bill
to provide for the sale Of lands for the nom
payment of taxes; and a bill 10 provide lef
the redemption of lands sold for taxes 81
F Mr. iOd iUtrpatIcod a hill ~ = n
the White Sulphur Springs. ras sd .os
Mr.. Henkle offered a resolution requiring
the Secretary Of State 10 repubIish the 18th
and 10Th Yolumesof the Ohio Reports, which
was referred to the State Library Committee.
Mr.. Winans endeavored to have engrant-
ed upon the Journals his remaks upon the
question of privilege on Monday, but the
Semitic refused, and the whole was then
expuhged from the record.
r. In the House, MIR. Shades bill to punish
by fine and Imprisonment, any person who.
shaipreceiVe or buy any goods, or prbmis-
sorry notes, &C., knowing the same to have
been stolen, with intent 10 defraud the own
er, was pissed, and is now a law. lG 4aaa
Mr.. French's bill to exempt Agricultural
Fair Grounds from @taxation. was passed.
Alsu, Mr.. Morrow bill TO so amend the
Code as TO provide for taxing the cost of
transcripts filed with petitions in error, in
the bill Of costs; also The bill Of Mr.. Woods
to allow the village of Newark to borrow
money.
A resolution was adopted granting the
hail Of The House, on Friday next to Chas.
EPemeliu, Esq, for a lecture on Reform
Schuols.
Tie proposition 10 amend The Constitution
SO as 10 provide for liquor licences, was de-
feated to-hay, yeas IS, nays 90. A motion
was made to reconsider. which was laid u pom
the table. THIS keeps the matter alive.
MIR. L.ecte,S Etdernl Cnnrt resnlntinns