Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

LOoahiOs Of ths Etats Fair-Ths Eighth Of
Jauuag Charlottesville Akron Murder
Cdls-K r. Marshal Miacki,y-Legisldtips
Proeeedings-- -iytdndinq COMMITTEES


Proceedings Standing COMMITTEES.
CoLuHBUs, Jan. o, 1852.
The State Board OF Agriculture have select
ed Cleveland as the place for holding the
next State Fair, provided the citizens will
subscribe $4,000 ofeourse, they will.
The Eighth Of January was celebrated in
an appropriate manner yesterday. In the
afternoon, Hon. Milton Sayler, member from
Hamilton, and Samuel Galloway, Of Franklin
county, addressed the Legislature and citi-
Gems in the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives. Mr.. Saylor's address was highly fn-
Ished-a magnificent oratorical production.
Mr.. s. was formerly connected with Female
Seminary in Cincinnati; he is of tall, COM
manding figure, and evidently ine classical
scholar. Mr.. Galloway, in his inimitable
way, cut right and left at the dilatory and
red tape mode of conducting the war. To
his question, whether General Jackson, with
l5O, 900 men, would have stood on the Poto-
mac Eve months before striking blow at the
rebellion, there was perfect thunder of ap-
plause.
The Supreme Court have refused to grant
q writ of error in the case Of the wife-mur-
derer, Kurst, of Akron. The bill of except
ions in the Minckley case viii be argued be-
fore the Court on Saturday by Messrs. Backus
aud slade. understand Minckley has as
sumed the prison garb, but has not yet been
placed at work.
The Legislature did very little this morn
ing beside counting the votes of the last else
tisn, the result of which need not send yoE
In the House, the Special Committee on
Rules recommended that q Standing COM
mittee on Temperance and one on Privileges
and Elections be appointed.
In the Senate Mr.. Gardner gave notice Of
his intention to introduce a bill to repeal the
law of May l, 1854, providing against the
evils resulting from the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. Mr.. Bierce had standing commit
tee on ReTenchment appointed.
The following are the Standing commit
tees, as announced this morning:
STANDING COMMITTEES OF HOUsE.
JIdieiaTy--Reilly, Dickman, Stanton, Con-
verse and Miller.
FInaRcs-0 0dlin, BRAKEMAN, Harrison, Lind,
Smythe, johnson and Osborn.
CZdims-Griswold, Bsrtram, Bradbury,
Ferril, Hills, Whitney aud Rsisinger.
Public Works -Glessner, Rockwell, Silver,
Holden, Krum, Thorp Keyse of Monroe.
Public Laads s-Bartram, Wells, Keyser OF
Noble, Randall, Pursell, Johnston and High.
Roqds and Righl0gys-Myers, Cory, Mas
tiers, MeGill Wilkin, Lott, Keyser of Noble.
Railroads and Tilrzpikss-Dickman,
Woodbury., Randall, Bayard, Crane, Ross,
Common Schools and School Lands-Cooll,
Huston, Wallar, ScheIl, Warner, Stiers and
High.
UniOersitiss Colleges and lesdemiss-Ssy
Ter, Tiffany, Mcclellan, Kennon, Miller, Fee
of Brown, and Dressed.
Medical Colleges and Gociehes-Leman,
Marsh, Tiffany, Hixsen, Blseker, Monroe and
Boesel.
Agriculhrs-Krum, Patterson, Howard,
Grouse, Norris, Stiers and Fee of Vinton.
HanlTdettEes and Commeree-Braehman,
Bsysrd, BsbcOck, Ross Ferguson, Pierce,
Wilson.
Municipal COrporatiOns-Flagg, Montgom-
cry, Howe, Roberts, Dressel, Gribben, Girls
wOld.
Corporations other than Municipal Stan
ton, Rockwell, Whitney, Kennon, Smith,
Converse, Uhl.
Carrsney-Osborn, odlin, Keck, PurseIl,
Means, Bates, Grouse.
Benevolent nstitutioBs-Resmy, Howe,
Scott, Smith, Fee of Brown, Patterson,
Crane
Psni'sntiary-smitb, Myers, Ke:k, Mas
ters, Montgomery, Robb and -
LiJrary-Clark, Sayler, Flagg, Leman,
Reamy, Myers, Dressed.
Public BuiLdinys-K Kennon, linn, Bates,
Howard, Schell, Jefries, Lott.
ReV OOunies-Ferrill, Wells, Harrison,
Harsh, Taylor, sieg, Titus.
Observation-Disclosures, Scott, Stewart
Sieg, Wallar, Vance, Taylor.
Salaries and Fees of Public 0fSeers-Hills,
Roberts, Woodbury., Hixson, Boesel, Wilkin
Monroe
Pu5Es PriatiHg-Scott, Glessner, Hixson,
Ferguson, Stewart, MaAfett Snyder.
Federal RelGtiOns-Zinn, CLARK, Marsh, Uhl,
West Pierce, Gribbin.
Unfinished Bvsinsss-Crane, Fee, of Vim
ton, Harsh, Ault Vance, Silver, Snyder.
fnrOlIment-Means, Babcock, Robb, Mat
felt, McGill Reisinger, Ross.
RiIitGy Sfairs-Reilly, Flagg, Morris,
Bradbury, Cook, Wilson, Holden.
RevisioH- -Wsllar, Huston, Fee of Vim
ton, Keyser, of Monroe, Dickman, Thorp,
Bartrsm.
Reform School and Asylum for IdiotsLCory,
Warner, Cook, Hills, Blocker, Wilkin, JEFF
fries.
Tsmpsrancs-HOwe, Reamy, Woodbury.,
Harsh, Pierce, Fee, of Brown, Ault.
Privileges and ElsetioHI-Miller, Bartram,
Whitney, Robb, Converse, GrisWold, Jeffries,
Howard.
AgrieuEhRe-Rsady, Bierce, PeFriIl, Nc
Burney, McOlung, Marshall, Roby.
Claims.-EgglestOn, McYeigly, Kinney,
Hood, sprsgue.
Common Schools and School Lands.-Mon-
roe, Sherrard, Robson, Fink, Gardner.
Crrsng.-HitehcOck, EgglestOn, Robson,
SinRett, Johnston.
Corporations, otksr thas Manieipal-
Bisrce, Kinney, Groesbeck, Long, Welsh.
EarOllmsHt- Godfrey, 0Conner, Miles.
Federal Rslations-G Gunkley, Groesbeek,
Lang, Sherrard, Ready, Neal, McBurney.
Finance Mason, Robson, Ready, Perrill, |
Harsh, Hood, MILESTONE.
Judieiay- Groesbeck, Ready, Gunkle,
Fink, Sherrard, johnson, Neal.
LibrEy-Q Quinby, Roby, Coates, GunckeI, |
Hitchcock.
Manufacture and C0mmses-McBurney,
McVeigh, Lang, Sinnett.
MlihG-Sinnett Miles, Kinney, Marshal,
Bierce, NcVeigh, Fink
Municipal Corporations Robson, Whet-
stone, Kinney, Johnston, Neal.
Public Benevolent Enshfud0as- Miles,