The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20


Auditor. 1000 3Oy(
Treasurer. 1900" 300C
At y General, 1000 l5OC
Scc'y Of State, 400 oOOC
Comp Treasury" Zoo l7OC
>Suprcm' Judges" $500 1000
Common Picas. 1900 2OOC
Lieutenant Governor. from 10 rcr Iuy
during tho sitting of tho Lpgisl la,ure, to
$500 por year ....
Ths bill was INTRODUCED on tho nrst de,
of the session, with u determination ,o
drivo IL through in time to iako Il, ct on
the incoming rfficrrs. part of whom ore
10y the Constitution placed in co on the
second Monday in January next after their
election ; and tho Constitution further pro.
'ides that the compensation of The above of.
hccrs shall hot be changed during the time
Tor which they were elected. Tho bill was
waimiy opposed in the House. and on its
passngo lost. the vote icconsidercd. after
which it passed by just constitutional ma.
Jo,iiy, but did not reach the Seuatr in time
to accomplish tho oljrct for which it's i'm
mediate passage was intended but at n
subsequent Time, It may 10 taken up and
passed.
Mr. Lyon. of J, fforson. has introduced a
y,
from running ut large without collars on
heir necks IL providcs'ihat every owner
or keeper of dog shall. on or Lcforo the
n'st Gay OF April in each year, cause ench
doe owned by him to DO registered 10 the
once OF tho township clerk The
c'crk shall then give the owner a certified
copy OF such register for which the owner
shall pay to the officer w tor a male aud
10 Tor female dog ANY person who
snail Keep dog not registered shalt BE-
snfJ"ct to fino of Sl5. Marshsls and
cohstables are not only empowered to, but
put under heavy penalties if .boy do not,
XII any dog running at large without col.
lar. .',E -.
During tho last week, both branches Of
tho Lrg'sltuio have spSnt some tlmc in dis
cussng tho bounty bills. Thcre scoms to
ho disposition 10 authorize a levy OF 5000
tor each volunteer. On v cdDesday. the
llth, Mr. Osborn brought up his bill to re
peal the act crrat'ug tho Gflico of Conn.
rolier OF tho Treasurer. when no spoke
some time on its morris. Mr. OdIln. Chair.
man ct the CoHmittee on Finance. replied
arguing against tho passage OF tho biII 49,
without coming 20 any vote, tho House
took u recess. 0... ..
Many mcmho"s como here full of resolu
tons. either picked up or cninrd W during
tho Adjournment. which makes them very
restless. bur, after them, aud ,ead their
speeches. tboy arc oasier, and often 20 and
recnporate both minds md bodies These
resolutions are mostly o! two Kinds. viz to
instruct Congress and to thank our soldiers
or s0nic person or pereoEs. Some. of course,
aro good, hut "a large part of them arc no
worth the paper on which they are written.
to cay nothing about tho time consumed in
thoir discussion, Among tho good. ia one
by Mr.. Stanton. Of Hamilton. instruc,inp
the present Congress to take such action as
will enable tho prople to so amend tho
Constitution that Slavery hereafter shall
never exist within the limits of the urisdc
tion of the United States and. in case il
tsls TO do SO. that the President DO request
cd to call an extra session as soon as practj
cable after The h of March, in order that
tho people may have an opportunity TO Grad
ica'o the evil OF Slavery from our country.
On the l0th inst. the above rcsoutiou W az
reported Lack by the Committee on Federal
Relations. whom Mr.. Stanton mnde speecb
on its merits and importance. Mr. Fielding
of V,nton. &c. II. replied at some length !:
after which Waters. Of Van Wert and VIII
lians. maGo speech on Flelding's secession
qnnliti's. The question then being taken
on the adoption ot tho resolution, il was
agreed to-yoas o. nays 10.
meeting at citizens from all parts of
the Hail of the House OF Representatives. on
the llih inst, at 3 O'Clock, p. Nj. to make
arrangements for raising and presenting n
memorial, on behalf of the people of Ohio,
to Major General VIM. T. Sherman, Gov
Brough was chosen Chairman, and George
b, Wright Secretary, The committee an.
pointed tor the purpose repcftcd that il,
IS tho sense of this meeting that tho tes,i.
monial contemplated should be SlOO 600
Agreed to A State Executive COMMITTEES
was appointed. consisting Of tho following
named gentlemen Hooking Hunter John
J. Brasee Darius Tallmudee, Michael A.
Dougheriy and John ID. Martin, of Fairfield
Comfy; VIM. G. Deshler, of Columbus
Treasurer, with Instructions TO invest in
United States bonds AS fast as the funds
came into his hands. Committees were
also appointed for all tho counties in tho
State. Tho coiumiitee for Geauea consists
OF Peter Hitchcock. ID W. Garfield. Eras
tus Spencer, Anson Mathews, Warren
Loomis and Horace Ford, Suhscrip,on
books will be sent TO tho several committees
and an opportunity given for every one who
desires TO contribute a li,tle towards this
testimonial TO one of Ohio's sons. and ono
Of the bravest aud most disting uished Gen.
erals OF tho present age, and not surpassed
by any in former ages. or periods of tho
worlds history. A letter was read from
Gen. Gran. highly complimentary to Gen.
Sherman, and subscribing $500 to tho
Sherman Testimonial for himself, and $3.50
for his Chief Qoartermaster, Gen, Iuealls
The meeting then adjourned W.
EVSore Throat. Cough. Cold, and
similar troubles. j suffered 70 progress,
roauIt T.. ea,;nus v~ulro ono.u