The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

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of this gentleman. And | have
not been and viii not be. With this state
mcnt, | leave the whole cazo and the aocus-
ell 10 the arbitrament of the Court Of JUS
tice, which am sure viii pronounce and do
Justly by him and the State.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Many other enactments and amendments
of the laws have been suggested to me for
recommendation 10 yOu. Amongst those
which feel iuctifed in 81 recommending
are the suggestions of the Secretary of State
in regard to the great Seal of the States and
its uses, and 10 the election laws.
While upon the subject, | beg leave to
say, as my own opinion, that the soldiers
voting law ought 10 be at once repealed
There is no need Of any suoh privilege now.
And trust that We may never again have
the occasion and necessity for it. Unless
repealed, it will serve alone TO obstTuct and
delay the returns ofour general elections,
The approaching pestilence Of Asiatic
cholera, so soon, probably, to aihict the
hearts of our people by its distinctions Of
life and happiness, must occupy your gra-
vest deliberations. What you can do is diff
ficult to determine. 1t may be that the
best thing you can do will be to authorize
the cities, town, and villages of the State
to legislate within your own well-indicated
and prescribed directions and limits) for its
prevention and alleviatiO2. The usage is a
bad one as a system of legislation. But if
there are some cases in which the delegation
of such authority must be granted, this
would really seem to be one OF them.
Some Of my predecessors have recon-
mended the establishment of Inebriate Asy-
lums. Drunkenness is again becoming much
too common vice. And, in all probability,
as other excitements Of the war shall sub
side, it will continue and increase. 1t may,
therefore, perhaps, be well enough for the
General Assembly again to consider this
matter. IT, in your Judgment the finances
of the State will Justify tie expenditure,
you can scarcely do better than initiate this
benevolence.
THE DISCHARGE OF VOLUNTEERS.
Immediately after the collapse of the
traitOrous cOnfederacy, and the consequent
abrupt termination of the war, | had occa-
sion, in behalf Of some OF the volunteers O..
the regiment which formerly commanded
then enlisted in the Veteran Reserve
Corps to examine into the question Of their
lcsal IiSnt 70 apron ''IISc'latse 'liousn'
even then there might De some temptation
ana purpose TO aetaih the volunteers IN ou-
lies aleh 10 6neif ei3gage'n?n's, Doln as 70
Mexican imbroglio. Upon this examination
OF the law l was thoh convinced, as l sun
am tnat there was no Jaw, or equity, of
Sood ialGh, IN uetaili1S tiie Epilhteer1 WIN
/ inc regulars 1t ,' 1IhGI"iStJ pey"Io M Mthe
end 9t inc war a Ana .I oy me me emu OF the
Nnr Ineie Is no uoun| tn't GoIsaqSS I nie5n.'
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