The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-20
Our Columbus Correspondence.
CoIruprs, O.. MARCH, I'm. isse,

as the decisive time approaches. The Delano-ites,
including the JoU,noi, are Comprising Heaven and
earth for the election Of their candidate An pos
siolc outside pressure is brought indirectly but un-
remttingly against Mr.. Wade, who they very cor.
recty suppose, is their strongest opponent Radi-
calism is the principa charges made, and the allie
gatieh that his election will ALLEVIATE the Democrats
from the Union party. These 60 for naught, how.
ever against the endorsement of Mr.. Wade by such
men as Secretary Stanton, Col, j. w. Foney, etc
Meanwhile the end draweth near"
A very good attendance was in the Assembly
on Monday morning which augured well for good
working week and the members seemed for ono,
animated with des re to dispatch the business be-
fore them speedily.
Two bills for providing for organizing and dis
ciplining the State militia engrossed the attention o
the Senate the principal portion Of the morning
while in the Committee OF the Whole. They were
finally tabled -Bl..s. ....s ..... "a ...
| COMMUNICATION was received from the Cover.
nor in response to the inquy OF the Senate regard
ing the Surgeons that had PASSED the examination
OF the State Medical Board. OF those examined
thirty three yet remain without appointment
| MIR. Bierce informed the Senate tndt lac had re
ceivcd a subpSU to attend trial in Summit coun
ty, and asked turlough. This, in view o
Senatorial "impending crisis, was refused. .f
HOUsE.-Drcsel continues the presentation of thC
pcttiols for the prcven ion of coored imnigratiCr
with no apparent dminution. bill to enable the
town of Mimisb,ug to appropriate money for 9
new bridge, was passed.
The Committee ON judiciary reported back bill
fixing for the compensation OF legal referees at 81
pur day, and he commended its indefinite postpone
ment.
Mr. Cooks bill to enable the town of Perry ysburg
to borrow $40 900, still keeps oscillatiug between
House and the Committee, with very little more
prospect of its final disposition. than when first pre-
sentcd. Tu-day it was ordered to be engrosSed,
Tbs House refused to take from the table the re.
solution endorsing the Presidents cmancif alton
message by a vote of 81 to 40. Tins was not con
sdcred test vote, but only TO refer the measure
to some future time.
SENATE TUESDAY A number of new bills
were introduced, and read for the first time 10,
a resolution to take from the table resolution
catccllizing Senatorial candidates was lost res
olution endorsing the Presidents emancipation mes
sage taken from the table, and discussed at con-
siderable length. 1t was finally referred to the
Committee on Federal Stations. The Committee oI
Rrtrenchmcnt reported bacN a bill re lucng the
s lares of the members OF the Board of Public
| Works A bill cgalizng rate of interest no
exceeding eight per cent was ordered to be engrOss
ed. ..r. ...-.s .....
HOUSE, Mr.. Latham presented petition from
520 citizens of Harrison county, asking for the re
election of Hon. Il. Wade.
At last the agony is over, and the bill enabling
Pelrysburg to borrow $4,000, has passed. L'tv
Dec Rather ludicrous scene took place during
the consideration of Mr. kunc's dOg-bill. a dis
patch was read announcing the evacuation of Man
assas. Mr. Fagg in an cbullition Of joyful patriot
ISM proposed an adjournment. But, MIR. Hills 90
Medna,) soul was in the dog-bill, and he hadnoin
tcrist in lesser affairs, aud he shouted 20, non
| sense - Mr.. Flagg insisted ami Mr.. Hills sale
that the boys would be excused, but let remain
! and work. a recess was taken. however. A bill
to amend the Constitution of the State, so as to al
low licenses fer the sale o Intoxicating drinks, b,
granted by the Court of Common Pleas, wis laid
| over. 1t should pass.
WEDNESDAY,. 80 a union caucus was held las
night for the purpose Of nominating United State
Senator. Nocho"e was'nitdG. ht the q, st ut tn,
caucus, Wade stood 40, and Dclano 33 - 90 being
necessary to a choice. In the Senate a petition
signed by Ill citizens Of MUnr county, was pre-
scented, asking for law to prevent the further i'm
migration of colored persons into the State. com
munication was received from tie Governor recon
nlcndng the appoin ncnt of pay agents, to recclrC
| from The volunteers such funds as they may wsl
to transmit to their friends and relatives.
House. - Mr.. GrisNold's bill 10 authorize tn
Fmday Board of Education to borrow money t
build school-bouse, was passed.
MIR. Cook offered bill declaring, that it is cXpe
disnt proceed with dispatch TO District the State
pass the Appropriation Bill and adjourn to meet il
January, 1868, Ostponing the Senatorial 81 ction
until then. a substitute offered, provi ling TO
the election of Senator at the next meeting Of tn
Legislature, was auopleu.
SENATE THURSDAY. bill to reduce the sal
aries Of county Trcasurers was passed. Samue
| G.. Marlborough was appointed Librarian.
House. - Numberless petite rs were introduced
and read for the first time. Nothing Of any impor
tance done.
The Chief Clerk was authorized to appoint an
other Assistant MIR +. 7. Hall was appointed.
SENATE FRIDAY--B Bills were passed, L
amend the assignment law so that creditors filing
their claims afler the six months required by tn
former law have passed, may participate in sub
| sequent dividends. To amend code so that y rtie
| appealing in cases of forciblc entry and detaner
| be required to give bail for the payment Of rent
| and profits of property in dispute; House b IL t
| enable the town of Perryshurg to borrow $4,000.
resolution Of thanks to rictors of the late bat
| tie in Arkansas, was unanimously passed.
| House. - To the unsuInded surprise and graft
| fcation of the Representatives not petition wa
| presented this morning. a bill to protect timber
| hoop-polcs, etc. in the northwest was passed. tn
principal part of the day was uped in rccc vim
| the reports of Committees Brig, Gen. Morgan lei
to-day to take command Of his brigade, now in Zen
| ncssee.
SENATE SATURDAY. - Nothing beyond tn
rea ling few petitions, was done in the norninl
| aud in the afternoon quorum could not be found
| House. - Among the new bills presented ali
read for the first time one by Mr.. Cook, for tn
relief of persons who have suffered in the construc
| ton of bitches. The House adjourned at noon.
R.v. S. Myers of Springfield, has been exhibit
ing to Senators, Representatives and correspondent
! samples OF a new wine, which he mikes 1t is troT
the sorghum. In appearance, smell and taste II re
| sembes sherry, but has rather more body. Th
preparation is a secret. INDEX.
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