New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

OHIO
BIBLE IN THE sCHooLs-REMovAL OF TIE CAP
ITAL.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 1.-THE bill TO increase the
salary Of supreme Court Judges from 5000 1900 per
annum passed the Senate to-day. Mr.. Wards bill to
make the reading Of the Bible in the public schools
lawful failed ~ pass the House The vote stood IL yeas
TO rs nays
resolution was introduced in the Senate protesting
against Federal interference In state elections which
was ordered TO he printed resolution also offered
iastrnctng Ohio Senators and Representatives use
ther influence 10 secure the removal OF the National
capital 70 some point in the Mississippi Valley Ordered
to lie printed.
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-There are q number
Of candidates for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor OF Ohio and the question ia in which the Ohio
delegation in Congress- and other politicians from that
State in Washington, take active interest Gen.
Garfield viii not accept the nomination. and Gen. John
Bentley also declines preferrng to remain in Congress
to which lie is elected third term. Repre- sentative
Weer who Is not returned to the next Congress- is
derstood TO be candidate. Mr. Stanley Matthews Of
Cincinnati, the Hon. Samuel Galloway OF Columbus, Cen.
Ralph Buckland Of sandusky and Gen. John c. Lee the
present IieutenantGovernor also IN the field The
Convention will probably be called FOR an early day in
June
CAMPBELLs ANSWER TO sCHENCX's NOTICE OF
PROTEST.
Mr.. Campbell answers Gen. Schenck's notice
of protest of his seat in the XId Congress- represent
ing the lid District OF Ohio at considerable length He
saos his defense in Is paragraphs, Of which the follow
ing is a synopsis:
Gen. Schenck IL, and at the time OF the election
nonresident of Ohio and is not therefore, himself an
eector OF the lid District He is ineligible to the Office
Of Representative IN Congress from the lid District,
and has no right TO contest the election.
Gen scheucks notice contains no valid objection TO the
election right to the seat because, in rejecting the
the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
the judges o. said election acted in obedience TO the Con
stutiOn and laws Of the United states, and the CoDs
been adudicated by the highest judicial tribunal having
bro9Sht@he supreme CoGt Of the state Of Ohio
The certificate of election issued to Col Campbell by
an abstract Of the official vote of the district This
Official statement Of the vote is as follows:
Copnt.a schencL Campbell Count>s scheaek Campbell.
Butler: ESQ go Warren.....8'4s8 1850
s5n,,ss S;$: Totals ls''
The last 10 Iaragrap&hs & of the answer consists oi
coun ed in favor Of Gen contrary law, and
himself were Illegally rejected Charges Of threats in
tiulidatiOn, and corruption are also freely made
vALLASDIGHAM, PENDLETos AND JACKSON.
A Democratic festival. "in honor OF the Battle Of
OF New-Oreans and Andrew Jackson" was held on Mon
day at Wooster Ohio Mr.. vaIandig CHAM, who respond
ed to the toast Of the hero's name the principal
speaker and letter from the Hon George H. Pendle-
ton said 20 have elected great enthusiasm MI. Pen
dleon merely expresses in general way high regard
for Gen. jackson, and vaguely urges his example upon
the potcians-particularly the Democratic politicians
oi the country. Mr. vanandigham rovews the life Of
Jackson in detail finding comfort in the fact that he
called Traitor by his enemies. The speaker dwet
at significant length upon the passage IN Jacksons MS
tory when he arrested and fined in NewOrleans for
arrestiDg United states District Judge as a military
necessity. The Cincinnati Enquirer, having published
the speeches and letter with words Of approval,
The Gazette quietly remarks that It's neigbOr and Its pO
ltical friends, while euloglzng the prompt cr,her Of
Southern secession, continues impacable toward those
who crushed the last secession. While they the
necessity OF paper money jackson the strong hater
Of AN paper money, and believed that specie was the
| foundation OF ali political economy.