The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

| Ine Legislature assembled this morning ac-
cordng to adjournment. Both Houses were
called to order at 10 o'clock, when the custom.
ary proceedinss--of informing each other and
appointing committee to wait upon the Gov,
etc--wcre had At ii the Message was re-
ceived and read in each House.
In the House there were three sets OF resolu-
tions offered, relating 10 the questions at issue
between the Nefth and Sonth-Ltwo froua3the
Republican, side Of the House, BY Mr.. Scott. o
| Warren, and Mr.. Haddow. of Washington, and
one by Mr.. Hutchison, of Madison, Democrat
MIR. Scott proposes that the States, North and
Ssuth, shall adhere to a literal Interpretation o
the Constitution, and recommends the revision
and repeal Of all laws supposed to conflict with
the Constisutions and the repeal ofany actually
so. with guarantee ofprotection to the citizens
Of one State travelling in anoth.
| Mr.. Hatchison proposed the calling of Con.
vention af the States 70 settle matters Of con-
troyersy. ~ 's sead s9sfi
Mr.. Haddow proposes that system District
prohibition fany further extension of slavery
be adopted 1855 %'ta s'
A bill was introduced in the House by Mr.
Woods Of Licking, to repeal the act of 1857, tc
prevent kidnapping. h& z# b -
JANUARY 8.
Nothing Of Importance was done in the Sem
late to-day. 80 s7s...e .es.g y,.... gaasa
In the House 3 good deal ofwork was dispo-
sed Of Bills were introduced: For the erection
1of Lunatic Asylum in Licking county; Con.
corning fugitives from justice; and amending
the Laws relating to plank roads. Resolutions
were offured to improve the organization Of the
Militia; calling for information as to the time
occupied in holding county courts and the cos,
thereof; suggesting the call ofa Convention to
amend the United 5 ates Constitution; to ex.
anime and report on the Artesian Well, that all
resolutions relating to Secession, etc. be refer
red to the COMMITTEES on Federal Relations
Proposing a bill for the lease Of Public Works;
and another for the sab ofthe same Recon-.
men ling compromise on the 5rittenden ba.
sis; Recommending more efficientarming of The
Militia, Enquiring iftheEe was d Military CON-
panyof Negroes in Columbus and how and
why they are armed. The bii To .,preyer,
slavsholding and kidnapping in Ohio, was in.
definitely postponed xtea saa ,go sag sgI
The House then adjourned in honor of the
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In the, Senate this morniHg. notice was Civ.
Een ofsBin tomore effscsuaily protect wool
growers againt loss by Dogs 'eea ~ satH
Inlhe House few memorials were presen-
Jed and referred. A Bill was passed TO prevent
Trustees sof the Benevolent Institutions and
Directors Of the Penitsniiary from holding Of.
fices in the same. The bill to establish Dis
trict School Libraries, was ordered TO be en-
crossed. The Committee ON the Public Works
was instructed 70 report Bill for the sale or
lease Of the Canals The bill 'tos prevent inter
marriage Of whites and blacks, after sharp
little discussion was referred iothe Judiciary
Commsttee. aliw gs. isla.s s8 .Gsasy
The afternoon was taken up Id Committee q
the Whole; and ! pretty spirited debate upon
a tnotionato iadsfaitsly postpone gths Ssnass
lBill, so prevent slavshoId ng and kidDsppiDg
lin 0hio"1 This debate was continued iii the
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lH s'sts aaJA THURSDAY. Jan. 10.
In the Senate the bin relating 70 the Nation
d Road, that was lost after beng enrolled last
year, were reported back and passed . . d
The Senate was but shors time in session,
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