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AUCTION SALE9.

SLAVES AT AUCTION. YES AT AUCTION
BY r. W. LONG,
ArcnosEER-OHlce, No Ii5 Grayfer street
Opnoste the St Charles Hotel
'EHuRSDAT, april Is, 1861, at IL O'Clock H.,
&c NJ me M"Fch"tS and -nci0nerrs' tOld Post
once Royal street, the fpIowng slaves will be sold
ALICE eT-, 25 years cook wa, her and ironer
ami general honve servant. '' ~ ~ '~
WIENf black, aged % years-feld hand and her gon
j. WlI.lIA AM black, aged % yeacs-feId hand.
D. ELLEN. s'itfr. aged - wa4her and jronar
wife '' " ' '''' M" HIS
NARY mulao aged % years cook washer ard ironer
hand. ' ' '9 anu "E4
= PEfER mmlatto aged II years No house bow.
layer. " - ~ ~ 7' u 70
American crok. ~ " ~ ~
z EHAELE|, black aged Ii ycprs-No. ! field hand
general hon Sc ~ ' ~
u: Lucy, eriife, ngel Is years-No. field hand
a o, at the time uIace humber Of other cooks
washers and rOner- and field hands. ~
R3fNTERMS-Cash. ALI
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HORSES, HORSES, DRAY, LICENSE AND HARNESS.
BY EDWARD S. AUDI .ER

MISUNDERSTANDING { EHClHngr Alley
SATURDAY, 2Oth inst, at IL O'Clock ~,
~ on 81 Louis street, opposite the 81 Louis EXuhl &c, Will
be sold
Two fine Saddle and Harness Horses PAGERS and troers
Also, on" )rNy, Harness and License
h[sTERMS-t1ash. of-
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nm RAND AND FOE SAtkG--fAE GEL EBHAFhu
" McChnsHey Patent Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he
5aon at j. Waterman Bro, at tbs corAer Of Magazine ard
Common streets the Mechanics Gnd Dealer Exchange
No. T. st. Charles stcet Gnd my shop, Of taayeIa
xoi BASIN strasL. N 4w Orleans
5F7E-v NJ nATTaUFp~p
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SUCCESSION OF EDMOND ARMANr
BY L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES.
L.ticulenr-NLIi ", q ..l..L-.uu A
Anri FL. 1sGI MT Ia n,elon1


GATUHDAY, April 27, 1851, at l2 o'clock
~ NJ III the Eotundn Of The 81. Jua EXchAuge Louis
tween Royal aud Ghacl streets by virtue of an
from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
0e dued March 6, 1851 No 693 will be sold ut public
auCtrI--
a l. OF GROUND, with the buildings thereon -sx
situate it. the Second Distric Of this city, square T1
having 81 fee inches front Hoy by 20 feet in
depth The bindings comprise theuStury bck DIV cling
hou Slate rooed No. Il Royal having the first
large occupied bv MtsrS. Fouon Btncnrd no.
puoc on the second floor two rye parors with sliding
doors, marble m intel pieces hull small room in front;
ird floor IoGr bedrooms twoNory bck bniihng with
adjoining the mniu nildng, having five each
nor used MS Kitchen washhou,e ants rooms etc. etc
lwo-ntOry brick hullns ste.rootrd used house
md stables yard tagged large csern works. coach
gates, etc,
/. ANTOINE negro boy aged about u years.
. ANrOI&E alias ROBIN, Il negro boy aged about s
years.
El5~IERMS AND CONDITlONS-Thc slaves onc,lalt
CASH md the balance at notes. by coupons salts
c"Tiy endorsed secured by mortgage and he airing
per cent per hnnum from date until maturity, and p
from maturity till pnd. lha house and lot Royal
street one third cash. and the hn ance at and years
by upnnS s"cucd by M hinge and the nnser of the
policy of insurance. and bearing inrere per
nnm ON date till maturity, and per from
ty til paid.
Acts Of sale before Thco Guyo ESD Notary Pnbc at the
expense of the purchasers.
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n ROYAL, SALTWATER,

1''' 10 oAn' 'A'u Al S'o''-' Streets
Sign of the Roo
n, ", ,tn 1870 " ,n r.I cy AWNINGS,
BANNERS, suitable for companies ohe = r,rnn..- =,
800, 80: |, =, y, ~, -. -, ,,an. -. Sings ETC., fitted
n"" u''''Neu ~ 81, wv M $3.50, BLOCKS of all
n ~, s nI'%,,r >o .,i ~, heavy BLOCKS
%, rvs VS., -, " '' ' ~ lg machinery or any
likewise on hand lot os SPF ,r1rpe n,or "
I oE sale Cheap for Cash. ~
All of the above articles be feSlaa At Mo- 10
CrossIeGn streets, New Orleans.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work In all h . bran.b 40 nod .
orders promptly filed the shortestrs sxbIe NO - '
Mo Iy&W
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. etc.
BY .AlISEL EDWARDS

a r PRIVATE SALE, at n sacrifice, whole
IA sails and retail
Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Writing Papers Blank
Books Stationery of every description 40 close thobock
jy4 If
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j. e, WATTlM


|
CITY AUCTroNEER
Ara ApCTloNEER APPRAISER and GENERAraaF1
l'F Ehs Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE
hhAEES, LANDS, etc. etc
| Office, 40 Camp street
Cannh> his personal attention all sales Of Real et.
ga7os FarlA 'ure, Bank and other aocss ~
chandise gem. ally.
Hoinvtes ats 1tion to his system plans and nar
Real Eatate-na4 7ratet at large ezpensa-ernbra1e ~
,quare and every \ In ovaty square with the roess
thereof, the ne nEd o:hor valuable Information
taken moot authentic sourccs2ecurrg in the Ell
chase 4eIe appra Of Rea E,tae ursquaed edyar
| tages and information.
E~Fnrnuro end other outdoor sses attended TO- SET
SUCCESSION OF ArGs oAvEzAc, DECEAsED-TwC
Valuable Lots oGround oslerp,icIore street bct,vse Con
stance and Annunejation 'sets and Good Nan Cox
BY J. 3. WALTON,
Auc;ionear-oflce, 80 Camp street
IT. 3 f: tpr5. lssss i st
Rcond b If S4 o a Of The HS %r Fl @
No 522 Ill be sod for above namc 4s sc
1W 1 6Ts 9 10Y de[!5ed rel eait aud lave a,:
IN the Fr D,c Of this city in the SQUARE bounded by TEN
S By the "S s 3a"d" e on
ce G n NS S late y5 F2F III s dD9stsd in the
eos date Ba!in 5rset b. aep Of rs: 5g
Apd the slave WILLIAM, grille, aged abort 40 years,
81, TERMS AND coND1rIoNs-For the slave. cash.
or me real eiatenne thd cash, balance credit of one
gage on the property and bearing from dae i rnar
rssf e[ not Noia ,ns' rgc psd
expense of the purchaser f 1 VAC
SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAvEzAC, DECGpt-rzzTry
IeTfans de Ta'Rr sur la Terpsictore entire es es
Constance ct Annoncaton bon Cusnier, a leDesn
PAR J. B. WALTON,
EncRnteur--4Oru rue du Cernn
7 EU Hd'E io r. de mars lss1. a midi, q,
q de- maf s p De Il Dc IA 5u G? S5
con 81 m e syane e. tac"7e seToat vendus
de pEe IL P rhRt 4 ct les saiorons y oavsnt
rnes TerpiehoTe ,antrefo Ess Mepomene ,anef6s I'd
% pan Dr. 5vef 1sss as TS ~ 81 II e.
e4cnn PEE se @'asos re- aoe en- see @
sur me 5s peds pouees lgnes snre nes
E VI FENH E 81 az TT2g e ans bon sEt,3s
tant Pour les Dex Ternins m tiers coptnt IL bsspcs
un credit de dez de raentre. gsranIjs
ssaP de
Ss'yn' w. H. Peters, n4 @f n#S s5 H9x
CORNER cA :, NJ AND COMMON srREErs-vERY So
corner Of Camp Common srsetsat aactien
BY J. E. WALTON,
Auctionesr-Ohce. 40 Camp atreet
125 dsc Ansih ho e. nsG1 o'clock
TNT 3& &%; fst & RP9S f?p I'll Is
w 5a'hWSt corner Of Camp and Common streets measuring
street Of 81 p s G. se dfp n an ront
RI 9hs sic Gf and a ,ee line the
tuai Insnrttt ce Company. y '"' sun i"
Ra-This property is of the eligible md Unable
S Ss sH the he G4 a ~, APs aPa Caps
of the most lrequented thor nghres in New Orean and m
S sSe s9" ptSsss ss am BY
ihI 1nln t,
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NA!EhH PROPERTY FOE INVESTMENT and VERY
valuable for residences in lhs ri i y srci.
By GARDNER SMITH & co.
Successor to j. a. Beard L Co.,
GARDSEE SMITH Auctioneer.


Office No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, April 30, at IL O'Clock NJ, at
~ The s. Charles !!oGl Exchange viii { sold
TWO LOTS uF GRuuND in square bonded by St Charles
Gate Nny"desl street Carndc date Apoloi Caupe
and lilo srcttS measuring each IS feet inches
ChaIIe street by ll6 feet 10 inches and lines in depth
alley II feet wide now iii efIhc property
lie Improvements comprise double Frame House
containing twelve rooms and hall each throughout
and cEatern. The buildings in fine ord r.
he vendor will SlJD month for the promises
til Isl Of OCtuI,er.
rI-TERMS-The purchaser three each for
Sb6 90 III cent interest," due Sept 1851 1862 and 1861
and balance cash
The premises to he kept insured and the policy
the holder OF the moi
Also, one LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Franklin date Benv Clio, llercule, and ttOpe ectl,
measuring feet II inches and ines front Franklin by II
iee1 in dep h.
Ih9 Improvements consist of Il One.St0ry Double Cottage
House Hnd TwoStory Kitchen cistern HOUSES ETC. all
W, n last summer. tnchalf is leased until the LIST of
obt al SIS III 1lh the other halt at SIS By The Ih
F9~TEkMN-SlOOJ cash. The balance years for
notes bearing u cent maturity thereafter
cent, with norltttae
The mpuveme he kept insured for $780, and the policy
stercd TO vendor.
Ac's o sale before NJ Hahn notary public the expense
the plr" las-r. ais
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TAMES IT. FEcFAKI4ANH,C CRESCENT CITY CAR
d penering JobO shop No 07 Grod street. door
from Camp. - - 49, .
dispatch. - - 80 ..
Ordors the country attended to With proEptness.
~ IL
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THE CHARTER OAK
co EIIN.G .yTO YET


1t will reduce your wood till from twenty thirty per
These Stoves warranted 10 bake the point
which all other Stoves wanting See where they diff
fsr n,ntInr Sfnras
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m Wt9E SPl.ENDTn SFALLIDN, JOHN
9ESsN g. R9BINS'N. Il sand Ibis se@so" At The Riding
E@N School, Basin between PO' drHs ind Per.
Vt u dido He is of fine brown extraordinary fine
viii small stripe in TIL face Sixcen
hands high weighs tl0i pounds has muscle and power,
showing great ong spped ami is good and gentle sosi
on in every ton. II is half brother the famous stall
hons George NJ Patchon and Jupiter.
PEDGREF-John G Robinson fOaed July g. 1853 is by
Cassins Clay of the Hvore rofting Cp>ey Cas-
Ss Clay Henry Clay Of the dam the celeb ated
horse John Henry lay by Andrew Jackson, of
tle trou SUr ey Andrew JACKSON by Young Basaw,
who was M mn0ed Grand b hRw; the dam Of andrew Jack
Son was by Why and VIII Not by OF Messenger The
grand dam Andrew Jackson also by Old Messenger The
Clip bred by the MesSrS Jones,
Long island. n Y he by Alm4ck he by Mnmbrino,
SophonSbe; Mmbno by imp Messenger and Gipsey is
the DUN Of the on. stallion Jnner.
rSS- Terms SIS nnvahl in advance. mis- GOT
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ATU5EMENT
Summer SeaEons

THURSDAY EVENING, laPRTL l8r 1851,
snF-tp 2e aced the admrad comedy csfid THE COUNTRY
~ -qulre BrOtnIaHds Mr. Mark Smith; Horace
t NJ ''e0Tgs Jordan: tieorga wood, Mr. F. VI edr
r; Wiz: f. Graham; Temperance Ms Chapman
~ SicIicnr eMIe Francis. To e0ncu1e with
P h5 fnkEE TEAMSTERso!on 9htngie- " E. Owens
H. Leighton. " " ->'''e'P'''' I"aNA ''-"' 1i W.
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Patent Increased Draft FIHes- Trnproya--
enfs Contained in no et2,er :StoYe.

I A. LEVY, ,Jr., AUETIONEER. No. "a MAGA-
LIZ LINE STREET, will continue give his
safes of Real Estate Neeroe Damaged Cotton Furniture
outdoor business generally.
Recommendations nay also be left No. IS Caropdes
street m22tf
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g established Drug 81 re- in this civ With cnmplee stock
- T. oioed l8r HHis accommodating
g. ! PuC''1S'.. Said good locality, doing
G in oroprietors ei"g account of be
sBs III usnet and able attend It, For fur
'neF 'A2Htrs, apply at No. 1876 Poydras Street az
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ffsltsof ircIe LattJeed Boz 'es FaT-
Halery, Sc cents. - - ~
So Iloors open at 6. 10 cornnlercrst7
B7" No seGts secured un;ess paid for. ali
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SrREErs-yERy ST.
pcfior Lot o! roTnd and Buildings hereon-South
corner OF Camp ana Common sreets-at auctien.
BY J. E. WALTON,
Auconeer-OfHce. 40 Camp atreet
rENHURSDAY. Anvil q. lsG1 NJ u o,elaa1

ELEGANT AND EOMMODIOt-S DWELLING Un1rs u
T,d eztenNye Lot Of Ground on ST. Mary street Fourth
District, and -Four Large Lots Of GrrunI on new Cn7n
street, convn" the Magazine street Market and he
Horse Railroad. ~ 'N '"o
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EpALGaN fkAkEkSlIf. OF VARIOUS DIMENSJ
/ Venad and Pure While For sale by
BARELLI CO.,
geIsr al TorrnonE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-14

George NJ. Parsons, Executor
OF Samuel Parsons, deceased, Sale nv order Of Court
william y. Breck ct al.
nv VIRTUE OF AN OH DER OF SALE
Is To me directed from the Superior Court Of
franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF
the Court House, in the Cityof Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m and o'clock p
M. the following desdrbed real estate situate In the
county OF FRANKLIN and State Of Ohio 10 Wit Parts oflots
Nos s and Of the subdivision Of survey 1888 being the
share of said William r. Breck In said lots Nos and as
assigned and set onto him by the Superior Court Frank.
lin county Ohio, at Its May term, 1858, In partition
Breck, to wit Lot No. two (9) Of said partition, com,
mencing at the N W. OF lot No. OF said parti
tion thence 8. 81 deg 30 min. H. l65 66-O0 poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre OF said road NJ " deg 81
min b. IS poles TO the g. H. conor OF lot No. Of said
partition; thence N. 81 deg 30 min. W. 20 poles 70
the g. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence 81 deg 30
min. W. IL poles to the beginning, containing 30 acres
rood. t,.,.,IL ~ |.
the NJ W. corner OF lot No. 9; thence 3. 81 deg. 80
min f. 100 poles 10 the centre OF the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre OF
said road N 20 deg. 30 min II. 81 poles to the b. Il.
corner Of lot No. OF said partition; thence n 81 deg.
30 min. W. 222 68-l00 poles; thence B. deg 80 min
west 62 50O0 POLES to the place Of beginning, contain
ing 60 acres, 2r,ods 20 poles. .ss,,i A. al
Appraised as follows
Lot No. g. containing 30 acres together with the steam
saw MILL $3.50.
LotN 3, containing co acres at e35 90 per acre.
q. w. HUFFMAN, sheriff,
msyI4- 4-atw4w. l'n and Master Commissioner.
~ Printersfees, GIG so. asfr,igel.o a1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-14
I'M SENATE.
MONDAY, May l3, 1861
EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. GARFIELD offered the following, which
was adopted, viz:
Pesolped, That the thanks OF the Senate are
hereby rendered to the clergymen of this city,
who have oficiated for the Senate in opening
the same with prayer during the pres ent Sos
zion.
Mr.. HARRISON, from the second committee
of Conference to whom was referred IL. b. 3O6-
Pfescribipg the rates Of taxation for State pur-
moses for 1861, recommended agreement to the
Hin "A Il uasscd the House, with certain amend
ments. The bill as amended fixes one and four.
tentbs mills as the rate Of taxation in 1861 for
the general revenue, and one and two-tenths
mills for school purposes. Il reduces the School
taY two-tenths of mill. The report was
agreed to. Yeas 90, nays2.
The Senate agreed to House joint resolution
nrovidinp for the compensation Of the Clerks oil
the General Assembly, for making up aud in
dexine the Journals.
Mr.. SCHLEICH moved to take from the ta-
bic the bill to purchase Swan & Critchfeld'a
Statutes. Not agreed to--yeas 9,nays H.
M. JONES moved that the Senate recede
from ita amendments to the House bill provld-
inc for sending Commissioner TO the World,s
Fair, at the expense Of the Agricultural Fund,
Mr.. WHITE moved to postpone the bill in.
definitely. Lost And Mr. Jones' motion was
lost
the Governor to appoint day Of Thanksgiving
and Prayer. $3.50 ~ ,s.
THE SOLDIERS or THE SENATE.
The sanate went into informal session, when
Mr.. Smith offered the following, which was
unanimously adopted
Resolped, That Brigadier-G Generals Schlech and
Cox, members of this body, who have been com, :
missoned by the Governor 70 the command % OIL
the gallant troops Of this State, mustered INTO the
service Of the United States TO pat down the ex.
iJhng rebellion, win take with them inIo the
military service Of their country the warmest
sympathies and foudest hopesot every me%oer
tor kno9s, the gallsntry, abilities, courage and
patriotism' OF Generals Schleich and Cox, the
SENATE feels confident that their future servi'es
Will reject the highest honor upon the state 10
whose civil councils they have served 90 credit
ahlv.t ~, f4fq,i IN "a ais r1ot5 .of s9bgu gililT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-14

TPWe notice, every now and then, the an
nouuccment that removals and appointments
are still being made By the powers that be at
Washington For ourselves we have no objection
20 this We think it was the understanding
when Mr.. LrScoLH was elected, and at the time
of his Inauguration, that general sweep would
be made in the various civil offices OF the Gov
ernment, and we are quite sure that the puohc
interest demanded the removal OF one-haii oil
t hose in Office on the 4th day OF March, as soon
"a that thing could be effected. Hence we DO
not object to removals or complain that they are
now taking place.
Bu. of one thing we do complain, and that is
of the hypocritical pretensiOns and professions
# those who have proclaimed from elevated
positions in the Republican party, that party
lines were abolished and should be ignored from
this time forth until our national troubles were
ended, while at the same time they have been
studiously endeavoring to mould every thing
c connected with the civil and military affairs OF
the country, to promote personal and party ends
In 60 far as Republicans are sincere in their
effort to defend and uphold the Constitution and
the Union-and we are quite sure that the great
mass of the party are so-there is OF course but
one party in the country, for all Democrats are
for the maintenance of the Union and the Con-
stituton and the defence of the Flag But be-
yond this it is idle to cay that party feeling and
party policy are ignored II they be, why the
"a
partizan appointments now being made al
Washington, at a time and under circumstances
when II would be reasonable to suppose that the
Administration had not time to think Of appoint
ments-and especially why the changes, when
some Of the few good and faithful men, incum'
beuts in Office, are made the victims2 We hope
to hear no more Of this insincere cant about "no
party" when the evidence is all around us that
there is party. and that II is in many cases pros
tituted 10 the baeest uses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-14
The p,slre to subiugats the South.

The New York Eusning Post, in an arti Gle
alluding to the numerous correspondents who
are volunteering articles and assuming to die
tate the policy Of the paper, thus describes
class Of men who wish TO make the war avoW.
edy one for the determination OF slavery and
the abolition of all State Governments:--
The presdent say they should once issue his proc
amation, declaring that all the seeding Sfdtes hd0e
6y the Gerry act of rebellion ldpsed 70 ne condstion o
territories and that, s0ik the loss ofstr
as States eftAs linton. The Ldio Is doroooted
fhat he ydpi achich pronouees all men 70 Do rree
and equal a0ao applies that llthe sidUss IN the seced.
dng SAFES arc free, and that tne fsdor@ uoVeTn"'en'
Soiu protect them iR their nsl0 freedom. a..i
Il ia against this and other extreme notions
advanced by the Radical Republican press that
| we have felt called upon to remonstrate, as not
only false in themselves but extremely perni-
cious and dangerous at this juncture. The Posi-
saws if these views "Were carried into practice
we do not see what could prevent the Southern
States from becoming the theatre OF frightfu
anarchy and slaughter." Whatever may b'
the wishes Of handful of abolitionists, whose
hatred Of slavery and shareholders overshadow
and destroys the instincts OF common human
lity. nine.tenths of the citizens of the Free
States do not support the Government In its wa
policy because they desreNor anticipate an
such result as is suggested in the paragraph
above quoted. Nor do we apprehend that th
Government entertains the slightest purpos
of reducing the seeded States to the condition
of territories, nor OF abrogating SLAYER
i where it exists by virtue of local law. II
more than probable that If the Government
should be compelled to occupy Maryland
Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky for an
considerable length of time, that slave
would escape from these States in great mum
bers never 10 return, but this is only an incider
of the war-not the purpose Of it. .,
. So far from overthrowing the State Govern
' ments in the seeded States, the policy of tn
Government would be to restore them. Ther
is not State, so far as we know, which hs
adopted the ordinance Of secession, which hs
8 not done 60 in utter violation Of local laws an
q Constitutions. The people have had compare
lively no voice in the legislation which HI
placed States in autagonism to the general Gov
e eminent. When the rebellion has been ctusht
{ out, the first duty OF the Government will be
restore the States to their integrity and gi'
the citizens the rights guaranteed by the Fede
: raj Constitution, Of which they are now depri
o ed by Despotism Buffalo Courier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-14
The General Assembly Of Ohio.


This body adjourned sine die last night or we
should say this morning, for it was after IL o.
clock. We were not prepentduring the evening
session, but understand that twas aseason that
will long be remembered by those who partici
pated in its rich incide nts.
Mostofthe members are by this time at home
among their constituents, TO whom they are ae-
countabe Cor the manner in which they have
discharged their representative duties. ln the
present excited state Of the public mind, the
people Of the State will take but little
time 10 examine into the acts OF the
Legislature; but the time is not far dis
tant when the taxpayers Of the State
will acab, and that with the utmost rigor, the
doipes Of the late General Assembly. 1t is tt
be preeumed that the members did not, in theil
representative capacity, lose sight of their re-
sponsibilIty TO the people. and hence that thel
will not shrink from any Investigation and judg
,ment, which the ssvereigns may institute and
render, upon their Legislative doings. II the
shall all pass muster, we viii be free TO say tina
they are at ieas. lucky men. aWoqe