Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-04
SENATE sTANp,Nq roMMIrrrrs

Agriculturs-Messrs. Warren, sadler, Burt,
Berry, Brooks, Bradbury, West. s =
Claims-Messrs Bradbury, Brown Cole, Hurd,
Common Schools and School ands-Mess
poan, Martini Cummins, Brown, IriOn. May, God
6urrency-Messrs. oarIin, Harris, Golden, Linn,
Hall, Doan.
Corporations other than Munieipal-Messrs
Kellog, Bateman, Hurd, Griswold.
Enrollment-Messrs 6adler, Linn. AKA Tr.
Federal Rslations-Msssrs. HOLSTER. TibbaIs
Mcfarland, Cole, Williamson, Critchfeld, Golden.
tinanee-MessTs. Hall, Williamson, Brooks,
Hayden, Warner, Linn, Dowdney.U
Judlctary-4essrs. Mcfarland. Williamson.
Knowles, Batensn, Cole, SadIer, Critchheid,
frey E|ET -
un5yersitiss and oOneges-Msssrs GrisWold, Mar
Privileges and Eleetions-Messrs. Cole, Irion.
Knowles, Kellogg, WaIling.
Medical C~Olleges-MeSsrS. West, GrisvOld, Hay
Fees aud salaries-Messrs. Harris, Cummins,
Hall, Jones, Willett.
Reform School and Idiotic AsyIum-Messrs.
sadier, Williamson, Hayden, Wilson, Golden.
Library--Messrs BatemRn. Brown. Cummins.
Bradbury, CritShfeld. -
Manufactures and COmmerce-Messrs. Brown,
caTlln, Wilson, Dowdney, Godfrey.
Military Afeirs-Messrs. Cummins. Warner.
Doan, Hurd, Bradbury, Mcfarland, NAV.
Benevolent Institutions - Messrs. Martin,
Knowles, Brooks, Hayden, SadIer, Doan, May.
municipal CorDorations-Messrs. Hayden, West,
Kellogg, DoaR, Carlin, Hall, Savage.
neutrality-suspicious.. Williamson, Mcfarland,
Hall, Martin, Warner, Burt, Jones. 80
Public WOrks-Messrs. Tibbals, Batenlan, Girls
void, Walling, Harris. Savage.
Railroads-Messrs. Knowles. Brown. HoIlister-
Tibbals, Berry, Cummings, Critohheld.
Roads and Highways-1essrs. Wilson, Harris.
Carlin, Willett, Golden.
Public E1penditures-MossrE Brooks, Hollister,
R~oyisiOn-Messrs. GriswoId, Godfrey, MAY.
Public Printing-Messrs Bateman, Hall, War.
ner, Linn, Martin. :
Joint committee was then appointed to
wait upon the Governor, who speedily re-
ported, announcing that the message would
be delivered forthwith. As it will be before
your readers ere the receipt of this commu-
nication, no description Of it here is neces-
sary. 1t is in process Of reading while l
write. After which, by a vote adopted yes
terday, the Senate will adjourn to give the
Wool Growers Convention the use of their
hall.
The Senate, this year, is a most 1espect-
abba hadF in JapnesrapeeLa pd, Withngt
very large proportion of the mem
bers-more than th~ree-fourths, l think
are lawyers by profession, and there does
not appear to be a rowdy among them. Il
wish | could say the same of the House,
where there is at least one already notable
exception, and, too, from a Western Reserve
county, .s
Som sensation was produced yesterday,
by the early introduction Of the "~irrepressi-
bic Niger" by a resolution of Mr.. Kellogg,
of A~shtabula, to amend the Constitution Of
the State SO as to extend suffrage to every
class Of citizens. The Democratic Senators
were Of course disguised, while a number of
the more conservative on the other side of
the House could hardly suppress an express
sion OF regreta at its necessity, if not disap-
probation of the whole thing. But there is
as yet no expression to enable one to Judge
Of the probable action upon it.
A Democratic member, atthe very earliest
opportunity, gave notice of a bill to repeal
the 81 Communication clause of the militia
law. The Democratic are not the only SEN
ators who are in favor Of the repeal. -
The only important business in the House
this morning, before the receipt and reading
Of the Message, was the introduction of a
resolution, by MI. NorthEay, requesting
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to vote to extend the right of suffrage
to the colored people Of the District of Co.
lumbia. Laid On the table to be printed.
Notice was also given of several bills for
the amendment of the Militia Law.
New years yesterday was a pleasant day
in Columbus, outside of the State House.
The weather was very fine and genial, Civ
ing additional zest to the usual social greet
ings Of the day. Yours, &c.
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