New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
EROFl GEEO.
The inauguration or Gov. Brcugh-rro-
SeCdings % 'he HcEislature-A Copper
head s,,cives,-The soldiers, Vote Ques-
tion-sta,isfics Of the li-iditoe's Report.

tion-sta,isfics OF the 31idito2's Report.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
CoLUNDus Ohio Jan. g 1904
The Fifty-Sixth General Assembly Of Ohio
hes now been ia session three weeks and though both
House, may BIO said have just arrived at COOL work
ing condition. yet several have already been
acted upon which porsess cvca moro than general
interest The most important event the session thus
far has been the Inauguration OF Gov. John Broueh
which took place last week in the presence Of the Legs
lnsure, anl in addition less than 5000 persons ii is
perhaps too late to speaks now with any degree OF MI
nutenese ofhat ooc sion and accordingly IL must suffice
for NE say tim. IT the most imposing dcmonsra-
oa that he's over attended the inauguration OF Buck
eye GoycrICr.
Aud il wac peculiarly appropriate that Il should he
importing demonstration uT never bcluTo IN the his
tory OF Ohio have the people called upon one Of their
number occupy the Executive chair with such voice
as that which q GO. ID john Droaeh IN October last
majority OF l0 90 il matter OF So usual ocour-
renee 10 b. thought Lightly Of and IN this Instance II
Of much eater Importance "a tho Issue between tho
riy al candidates was nothing less than OHiSA or ms
usioa aud the victory the side OF tho Union.
Ought not the luyal PEOPLE of the state rejoice over ana
make the moEt q such yicioryf That tioy have not
tins mis plGoCd their confidence Is quito evident nun
Mr. ETOugh's ogtspOion and PATRIOTIC lnhnsufAl' OF
" hic you have already pubAAed extracts. which rem
deis i. nluoCcasiIy for to moro ooncornihy H.
Sincn the coiqmencerent Of the session the political
I b
b. S.l farther changed during tic coming week IN
the Senate most b,ttar end sirueDt Copporlesd by
the MEME Of Kenny who halls ircm hshi,nd county
hiss been compelled lis seat IN fayor Of Gel
uts sound MON men, who has gallantIy served MS
country a tue battle hed. Tbt man Kenny made
speooh nom tho siegs 81 the Capitol In this place ls
Sumner in which beside acknowledging that he did
not krow Who the greater tlieScs. Morgan md
his band the Ah1iiGa scoundrci1 who were i"iio"
ing Them he said tAat Ae would DO c!sctec % Tue
SeBrts by O majority VI two thousand. But ohs tle
nice iittr man" - he rs termed, after forcing the
County Clerk ~ Ashland County 10 thfos ouI nesIy
the tnirc soldiers vote. Lad bare majority oil seven
hioh IA irvesi tbo part VI The proper Com
nlttee reduced 10 - The other side and 20 be was
0usted The seneie now stands VLion- SOi oopPef-
liz tse Hou,e there were six contested seats on &c.
count tue soldiers votes, md in ore case Tho dlect
ssue OF no cOIslitutioaa!iiJ or The overwhelmingly
Of the law that authorizes them Ia vote wa made ~
the Colperlcads One OF ihnr number was opposed 10
tho laa whether Il vas constitutional OF not ana MS
reason WIS tint liberties would soon be destroy IL
The aruy should bs allow ed TO vote Tire Copperhoads
without exception. opposed tte law yet these Tcn
issued az address during Ito late campaign. N shsn
they claimed thu honor Uf recurring NE passage oi lhe
law AID that they Tie real and only true Giens OF
the measure Oi on-ssIenoy thor AIT Jewel IN
deed. 4,
The conttitutonaity OF tie law ably argued and
presented in very clear manner BY the oa. Coitmbs
De!auo v; Mount YGraon, Who II Wa perhaps 20 re-
ineinbered by many readers II HE TRIBUNE was a
rronirout oqp9ida.e for United Statcs senate at tho
tine VI lie last Ieeletioh nj the lion. ~ b. wade anu
tue uouse sustained his gosiion by onsng The COPPER
fcnd hy yrs Of ~ to . Another ease was acted upon
viii sin Lar result: Tie political etatus Of tho Houso
"a now Union a. COppeIheads ~. But this stains ~
30 ch-nred next week when four moro CoPperhead6
viii be srnt "hnmsward bound" ana their piaces sup
JHed by Trustworthy Union Iuen. We win thea have
"a Uuioss 10 10 COpperhesds IA the House. end on
ioGt ballot there viii be Union majority OF % which
however Il 81 great Importance es no election oi
United Sntcs Srnnor will Dc made 10y tbs Leglsnture
From the annual report Of The Auditor Of State for
The past year have eleantd few iicis ond bgni"
which secr 10 ne 20 be of general interest showing
,ro present nanein condition Of the state the third IN
me -Upijn IN political Importance ~ essl. The re-
ceip- inlo The state Treasury from al sources Tor mo
YEAR i,sj amounted 10 e. 4fl % end the dsbursc
pnti Tor the sumo period we're sa015M5 - thus ieav.
ms Le!ance In the treasury OF eg4sii7. The funded
debt d tie state tle lJn 81 November last TEon the
fsel wear closed wrs sI34Gi.yO y o. Tbs deb;
si.ts ~ The fol owing loans;