The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-11
Ohio Legislature.

Firt Assistant Sergeant at arms, James W
Sands, of yintOn county; Second Assistan
Sergeant alarms, Johu Wallace, of Madiso
county. All Republicans.
lOUSE.-Speaker, Richard c. Parsons, @
Cuyahoga county; Clerk, B. Il. Cowen, of Bel
mont county; First Assistant Clerk, l.. L. Lam
born, Of Stark county; Second Assistant Clerk
Fred 7. RIedling, of Erie comfy. Sergeant
at;arms Joseph Warwick, OF Warran county
] First Assistant Sergeant-atar Thomas J
Davis, Of Morrow county; Second Assistan
! Sergeant-at,arms, Sherman W. Edwards, @
Huron county. AllRepublicans
The principal part Of the week wos spent il
counting the votes for State officers, gettin;
ready for business, &c.
The Republicans have large majority il
| both branches Of the Legislature, and upon
them will rest the responsibility of the Legis
lation of this winter.
The following are the standing committees Q
the Senate
On Aericulture--Cox, Jones, Glass, Bonar
icrrll, EaS0n, Holmes.
On Harsh, Brewer Potwin, White
Newman.
On Common Schools and School Lands
Monroe, Sanly, Garfield, Schleich, Foster.
On Currency--Smith, Potwin, Sprague, Fos-
ter, Ferguson
On Corporations other than Municipal
Moore, Parish, Ferguson.
On Enrollment-Sprague, Harsh, Orr
On Federal ReIations-Cuppy, Morse, Harri-
son, Parish, Ferguson, White, EaSon.
On Finance-Stanly, James, Potwin, Smith,
Holmes, Schleich, Perrll
On Judiciary-liarrison, Jones, Cox, Ready,
Schleich, Key, White.
On Library--Breck, Cox, Key.
On Manufactures and Commerce-Sprague,
Morse, Newman,
On Militia--Bonar Breck, Morse, Schleich,
Holmes
On Municipal rporations--Ready, Breck,
Monroe, Ferguson, Schleich.
On Public Benevolent Institutlons-G Glass,
Fisher Cuppy, Perrill, Eason.
On New Counties McCall, Walder, Foster.
On Penitentiary Harsh, Parrill,
Potts, Orr.
On Public Works-Joncs, Laskey, Moore
Ready, Schleich, Holmes, Newman.
On Railroads - Collins, Laskey, Cuppy,
White, Ferguson.
On observation-disclosures, Garfield, Fisher,
Newman, Foster.
On Roads and Highways Mccall,
Walker, Eason, Perrill
On State Buidings-Potwin, Collins, Cup
py, Perrill, Key.
On Universities, Academies and Colleges
Garfield, Moore, Cox, Key Orr.
On Privileges and Eloctions-Wa Bo-
mar, White.
On Medical Colleges and Societics--F Fsher,
Glass Holmes
On Salaries and Fees--Brewer, Smith, Har.
riSOn, Orr, Eason.
On the Evils resulting from the sale of Tntox.
icating Liquors--Morse Cox, MaCall, New
man, Foster.
On Reform School and State Asylum for Idi
ots--Monroe, Breck, Schlech.
The following are the Standing Committees
of the House,
On Privileges and Elections Gore, Buss,
Steele, Brown Pearce, SchiiE and Blakeslee.
On Temperance--McCune, Hitchcock Rees,
Of Morrow, Cox, Skinner, Taylor and Blocker.
On the udciary-Harlan, Robertson, Woods
Ceilings, Vooris, Converse, Vincent.
On Finance-Nincent, Baldwin, Andrews
Flagg, Van Foorhis, Burr, Brown
On Claims-Robinson, krum, Chase, Patter-
son, Welsh, Carter, Kerr.
On Public Works--Collings Baldwin, Steele,
Powers, Scott of Jefferson, Gamble, Hughes
Cn Public LandS-Stedman, Devore, Robb,
Stubs, Walker, White, Reisinger.
On Roads and Highways-Mille Hills,
Stubbs Hughes, Gore Jessup Carlisle
On Railroads and Turnpikes- Kerr, Bruff
Rees, Of franklin, Monahan, House, Cory
Ogle, Parr, Haddow. s
On Common Schools and School Lands
Plants, Rees, Of Morrow, Cox, Wright, of Ham
lton, Steele, Stiers, Jones. ....
On Universities, Colleges and Societies
Musson, Scott of Jefferson, Stout, Squire
Watt, Slusser, Jones of Hamilton
On Agriculture-Krum Sears, Hitchcock
Wright Of Hamilton, Nigh, Howell Thompson
OF Perry.
On Manufactures and Commerce. Burr,
Choate,> Cory, Schiif, Hamilton, Wright Of
Warran, Blocker.
On Municipal Corporations-Dav Thomp-
son, of Summit, Andrews, Devore, Jones, of
Hamilton. Jones, of Seneca Mcconnell.
On Corporations other than Municipal Nigh,
Coover, Tannyhill, Trimble, Winner, Kennedy,
Jones.
On Currercy-Wright, Of Warren, Ierrick,
IIaddow, Watt, Robb White, Winner
On Benevolent nstitutons-Scott, of War.
ren, Cox, Rukenbrod, Squire, McCune, Myers,
Wescott.
On the Penitentiary -vooris, Trimble, Mus
son, McCune Rogers, Howell, Chase. .
On Librsry-Clapp BakesIee, Parr, Nc
SCOOTER, Woods, Jacobs, Slusser.
On Public Bu,ldngs-Walker Buss, Flagg,
Choate, Rees, of Franklin, McGavran, Stiers
On New Counties Thompson, of Summit,
Hills, Miller Oge, Mcpherson, Taylor, Shaw
On enchment-Kennedy, Hills, Carlisle,
McPheIson, Jones, Of Seneca, House, BECKER
On Salaries and Fees of Public Officers
Buss, Davis McClung, Robinson, Powers, Eel
lows, Pearce.
On Public Printing g-Brown, Scott, of War.
reu, Rukenbrod, Plants Snyder, Pearce, Wes-
colt, Jolly, Jessup.
The new State officers elect were inaugura-
ted on Monday last. Then we suppose legsla-
ton would begin in good earnest We shall
try in the future to give our readers synopsis
Of their proceedings. :.
0C7-Our friend Hill, of the Springfield (O)
Press, expresses our sentiments, when he says:
Next to the President Of the United States
and Senator Douglas, no prominent Democrat
ofthe Northern States, has received more obuse,
more unjust criticism than the Hon. G. L. Val
Iandigham. He recently made a very able
speech in Congress, in which he said he was not
a Northern man, nor Southern man, but
Western man. He was man of that Section
of the Union, which knew no South, no East,
no West but the Union. For uttering this
patriotic sentiment, he has been msrepresented