The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-08

OF the receipts and expenditures, from the June
sessions as it nOwi is, to the September session,
was passed. Senate bill, To regulate the com
pensatiOn of County Auditors, was taken up,
discussed at great length, and passed.
In the House, the bill, To amend the third
section of an act entitled an an act to provide
for struck juries in the District Courts and
Courts of Common Pleas, passed March II, l8-
SO, was read the third time, but upon the ques-
tion Of its passage it failed to receive consti-
tutional majority. The bill, To amend section
Al of an act for the assessment and taxation OF
all property in this State, and for leyying taxes
thereon according to its true value in money,
was read the third time and passed. T
In the Senate, on the 1st inst, Davis Johns
of Muskingum county. was elected Enrolling
Clerk. The bill, to let the superintendent and
repairs Of the Public Works OF the State by
contract, was discussed at great length, and e.
nally, all after the enacting clause was stricken
out. In the House, resolution was adopted,
calling for the opinions Of the individual mem
bers of the Board, as to the best mode ofdis-
posing Of the Public Works Of the State. A
message received from the Governor, transmit
ting the correspondence between himself and
the Governor Of New Y ork, in relation to the
invitation to the Legislatures Of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Ohio, and the State Officers of those
States, to visit the capitol of New York. The
| House was in Committee of the Whole nearly
the entire afternoon, discussing the bill: Topre-
vent slave holding and kidnapping in Ohio, and
the bill to Gx the salaries Of judges of the Su-
preme Court.
| In the Senate, on the End inst, the following
bills were passed: To amend the second sec.
| ton of the act to prevent the killing Of birds
and other game, passed April 10, 1857; supple
mentary to "an act to provide for compensation
to the owners of private property appropriated
to the use Of corporations" passed April 80
1852. A resolution was adopted to go into
Joint Convention to elect United States Sen
ator. In the House, message was received
joint resolution providing for joint convention
at 3 < o'clock in the afternoon, which the
House finally adopted by vote of 81 to 40
At 312 O'Clock in the afternoon, the joint con.
yention of the two House was'held in the Hall
of Representatives, and S. P, Chase was elected
United States Senator, The vote was as fol.
lows: -.-~ ..,.g -r-,-,.
s. P. Chase s.... ....-. &c
George i Pugh, as. SO
| Thomas Corwin -aJ t"a '.. 'lH 8
| In the Senate, on the 3rl inst, the following
bills were passed: To regulate the responsible
ty of inn keepers; Making appropriations, ii
part, for the year 1860; Mr. Harrison was elect
cd President pro TEN. Of the Senate. In the
House the following bills were passed: TO a
mend an act entitled "an act to authorize tht
establishment of Poor Houses" passed March
s, 1881; Making partial appropriations for tht
three Lunatic Asylums, and for the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum--S5, 900 each The House wat
in Committee of the Whole most Of the after
noon, discussing the bill to prevent the impris
onment ofjuyene offenders in the Penitentiary
under a certain age therein named.
In the Senate, on the 4th inst, the following
bills were passed: Supplementary to the act tc
give additional security to land titles; To au
thorize cities of the second class to borrow
money in certain cases; Approprating $4,000
to each Of the Lunatc Asyllms, and the same
amount to the Deaf and Dumb, to the Blind
and to the Idiotic Asylums. House joint res
olution, relative to the invitation from the New
York Legislature, was adopted. In the House
J oint Resolutions relative to the invitation from
the New York Legislature were adopted. Al
ter some unimportant business the House, a
noon, adjourned over until 2lI3 o'clock on Mon
day P NJ Statesman.