The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-01-12


held at Wellington, Borain county, on
The 25th and Goth of the present month.
1t promises to be one of very great
interest. Besides the regular routine
business, the following essays will be
Dairy Husbandry.r by
;. II. 'Klippart; :. Farming in Bra
ziI,v by Hon James Monroe 7; I. Chem--
istry of Cheese and Cheese-naking,"
by DR.. Ms. Townsend; and "The
Moral and Agricultural needs of the
Agricultural Classes, by G.. w. Horr,
Esq. ALL these gentlemen, as swell as
their themes, are admirably chosen,
and this part of the proceedings can
not fail to be of great value and in.
terest. .lesa 80 ..es1s4 $, ts-,i4 atsl
In the Ohio House of Representa-
tives, on Saturday, Mr.. Enochs offer
ed resolution requesting our Sena-
tors and Representatives TO use their
influence to secure such legislation as
viii enable the inmates of the Natiol-
al Military Asylum at Dayton to vote,
which was ordered printed. We.
thought the Radicals claimed that the
inmates of that institution had right
to vote there already, and that be-
cause they were not permitted to do
SO, they propose to contest the elec-
tion of Col. Campbell. Now, if they
have the legal right to- dosso, what is
.the use in spending time in passing
such resolutions and in Congress Leg
islating upon the subject? If they
have not, how do they propose, by
Congressional legislation to override
and annnI the decision of the SUI
preme Court, Whichis based entirely
upon Constitutional igrounds2. But,
in these days of Radical rule there is
mo limit tie the power of Congress.
The Constitution iinterposes no. OBJ
stacle to the accomplishment of their
ends whatever they may be.
Missouri LEGISLATION. The Leg
islature of Missouri was organized
ON the 5th inst. In the House, r.. p
C.. Wilson of Platte. county, Demo
crat, was elected speaker. over II. 6
Mullings, Republican, by a vote of 81
to 80. For clerk, David Sutton of St
Louis, Denoei.at, was elected over J
C.S. Colby, Republican, by a vote oi
| 81 to 49. AL the other officers arc
Democrats. In the Senate Louis
Goftschalk of St. Louis, Liberal, was
elected speaker pro temy over Nor
risop, Democrat, by a vote of II to 16
For secretary, Hendricks, Democrat
was elected over Mosei, Republican
bya vote of 1S to II. The other off
GERS are divided, Miss Bell Finsay
sin was elected engrossing clerk unan
imously. u = 5Ft5s s5t
GRANT has commenced the exer
else Of the g kingly prerogative." On
/ the 4th inst, he vetoed a bill passe(
by Congress granting relief to severa
persons therein named. This, from ;
Democratic stand point, may be al
right, but what a bowling there will
be in the radical camp, over this act o
the President setting himself in oppo
sition, to the will of Congress-!
r STATE BOARD OF. AGRICULTURE
/ At the Agricultural Convention. he'll
at Columbus, last week, the follewin,
I4persons were elected, after severs
4 ballotings, members of the Stale Boar
Of Agriculture Messrs. d. S. Rich
!. mond of Erie county, James Buckine
ham of Muskingsm county; L. T
i Sprague Of Clark county, s. Harmoun
! of Tuscarawas county, and j. A. WaI
: der of Hamilton county. The Boar
j was afterwards organized by the cleo
ton ofthe following officers: Presl
; deaf, VIM. Lang, OF Seneca; Treas
] eurer, James Buckingham. of Musk
ingum Corresponding Secretar.
!, j. III. Klippart; Recording Secretary
> H. SvaBabbitt. of Franklin. The ne1
/, State Fair will be held at Springfield
-. ~
four days, commencing September q
The Board Adjourned to meet Febrt
: ary IA to revise the premium list.
WHILE: the Radicals have added tw
hundred negroes to the helegislative, u
.dicial and executive aoffices of th
> countrys the Democrats have game
I fifty-four members of Congress, an
: it may reasonably be inferred that b.
fore the list of colored officials
doubled, the Democrats will have
majority in Congress, and then what
. Why. some copperheads are FOOLS
= enough to believe with the late Judg
!: Douglas, that .sthis is white man
government and ought to be cor
troiled BY white men 8 go aif
STATE aFiNANcEs.- The report I
the Auditor. Of State and the Conn
: trollers, shows the following balanc'
E in the State Treasury at the close {
e business for the month of Decembe
J. 1870: = ~
:. AhCfCAAC ROO.O tC.,tO
n Sinking fund. =. ...la. ~. a2,I5296
Common school fund! l. . 1863, ,46
~ Allotment .e.ail.iil. ft1 - 30l,A
n Soldiers claims I ~. .33o AL
National road eig ~. ssea SOB
Bank redemption. i.9!ll. u. - 26S,2I
t. Total T. .tQa ~ II. 4 sS43, 3,653,0l
o. Phey found in the vaults OF the Trea
a ury the following amounts:
: Currency u. -, :. s.a..s $50, 251 Al
Exchange. MISUNDERSTANDING. $500
Connptrollers drafts in tran
Q sitn ies 2.i9 )! 3sl 69oo
4 Seneca county bank notes #e3lol
9 redesmed :. - 43,653,0l
10 -ssfss Z y
:SasTHE New: \ ork iSu,a says the Rad
o cal partysis distracted, and will ult
! miately be destroyed on the folloWin
: tuuaefinus. 50 Gnnayal arnnpstv III