Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-03
Adj ournment Of General Assembly,
The Re-Districipg Bill Passed.

The Re- -Districtipg Bill Passed.
Both branches Of the General Assembly Of
Ohio adjourned at 10 A. NJ. on Monday, 10 as
sembie again on the drst TLursday Of January, /
1878, having been In session one hundred and
twenty DAYS. There has been more work and
less number Of spread-esgle speeches ihan has
been Characteristic Of similar bodies for years
past. During the session jus, closed there wers
presented six hundred and forty-six bills, and
one hundred and thfty-nue ljoint resolu-
tons. o! this large number, one hundred and
forty-one general and one hundred and thirty
nine local laws were passed, and seventy joint
resolutions adopted. Besides this several I'm
porant measures were partly matured, which
will come up for completion,at the next session,
among which will be found the bill granting the
privilege to the citizens Of Wood county to de-
eide where they want their County Seat lOca-
ted.
The Senate bill IN provide for the election Of
delegates to the Constitutional Convention at the
April election in 1873, was taken up as the clos
ing scene in the House, and was lost by a vote OF
4S to 80.
All efforts to secure an amendment 10 the Ohio
Liquor Law was laid on the table until tho win
ter session.
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The following are the provisions Of the bill re-
districting the State, which is considered far
preferable to any Of the other schemes presen ted
and discussed in both branches OF the General
Assembly;
The Firat Seennd Third Fourth Fifth Sirth
Soxon,b Ei,h,S Wi,,h Tnn,S ri,,t, L" S'n,, a5
L,sStosn,h I'D ~ ~ o;,r ~ r;oo;nns'; W"
~ +, ~ ,or, cnns,;,,',aA "a H., ,o'.,ai;.i "S
| Anderson. Columbia, Spencer. Svmmea ana
| Sycamore the corporations of Reading. Avon.
dale and the northeast and southeast precinc.s of
Nlloreek Township shall compose the First Dis
trict.
| The balance OF the countyo OF Hamilton now
eon'aineu wltnln tne UNITS o, 'ne iWelItn' lnr-
tc.ntn, SoNtleeutn. Mi. rT,een.n' NlAtTentn, oeV
en'een1n, rlneteeh'n, ,u's', 81 i"en'y sec,
The c;tv of C;rcinnat; ss thsv arc now cons,i,u.
I led and The town.hips of SnrinoAeld Colersin.
, Green. Delhi. Miami. Whitewater. Harrison and
Crosby the corporations of Riverside, Harrison
! Clifton and Glendale, as they are now constitu-
ted, and the western precinct Of Mlcreek town
sup shall compose tue second District
The counties of Butler, Warren, Clermnnt,
| Clinton and Fayette, shall compose the Third
! ~'S''N'i PNfN''"b ''INON
| The counties Of Darke, Preble, Montgomery
and Greene shall compose the Fourth District /;
| population, l46,l3l.
The counties of Defiance, PauldiuR. Putnam,
! Van Vert. Allen. Augla,ze, Mercer and Shelby
shall compose the Fifth Dhtrict population,
l3S,loS.
The counties Of Williams. Fulton, Henry,
Wood Lucas and Ottawa, shall compose the
Sixth District population, 1879
| The counties Of Brown, Adams, Highland,
| Pike and Ross sha II cnmpose the Seventh Dis
trct population, 1873 229.
! The counties of Madison. Clark. Miami. L.gan
and Champ.ipn, shall compose the Eighth Dis
trict population, 1859.
The counties of Hardin, Marion. Delaware.
! Union. Morrow and Knox, shall compose the
, Ninth District, population, l23,7l9.
| The counties of Hancock. Seneca. S.nduukv.
Erie and Huron, shall compose the Tenth Dis
trict population, 1886, ,897.
The counties of Hooking, vinton, Jackson,
Scioto, Lawrence and Gnllia, shall compose tie