Weekly Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1841), 1845-02-05

              WEEKLY VOLUME XXXV. IMlilSltl,!) K VICHY WEDNKSD.VY MOttMliNU, I Ik irc.cnu:il m any Cuuri of Common l'l.-m, agami! jrraiil- iilt iHvi-rn uri-iiwa !- iv.i .tn , .. j ... Court lo rt'fwive mid consulcr ilie sHine, wli'-iht-r clt rotiioii-Mntnrij -liall roiiimii any maiumem of (act inhcr lh.ni ilm (,'cm'ral iliswiil of tli reinminiiiU or lint, nml in coiMiilfrn nun of such n-iiifiinlriit, Hint in coiiMtleraimii any Hli-tiou (ur IdVitni liivmt, ulitMlicr itiiitm.ir;ili;tt ajtHiiisl or not, llie Court may, in iu dincrtiioii, gr.iiii or riftiM llio limuo iravl lor inilwithslmi.lniu llir U.iliratit ntiiy iiavi jimwcl all iln qu.iliti'-uiioiii rcinii'U Ii) luw to uuilioriaM llio I'wirl to jt,riinl mkIi lirenn'. Tliu hill 10 uiiii-ihI tin- arl to niiiliiiriw) l.t'vi Wlnpo!'1, ami Mtist-s ll.llcti, Hiltl oilier lo tTl'i'l liilltf 1'Ij.th over llir Minsk niffum river wa rciurieil bark hy Mr. (Ockley, mil Ihu lull wh (iffucit. A number ol oilitT (irivati- kill uvn; riMilol li irk ly ihu iiiuii' K.-iilli-nifin. from tliu coilimilli'ti un Cortmrii limit, nml ordered lo a iliinl mulinn. Mr. IWi-l, Irom tlio Jn.licii.ry coinniiilec, rcunrled a Itill lo .milium..- Levi U-is, Hijfiit of the iMeclimiiiV mid Vim-i(it' hank of Cliicimiuli, lo irucriiUi KUitu again! (lie tlthl-ors ol mhiiI hniik. Mr. (iiuroiy rriiorlctl n hill lo wllle He clnims of Levi WImouIl.. ' ' Mr. IVrkim, from Ilm Jml nary roinmillrp, r.'rommi-iitl.'I uiit-mi 13Y CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Office corner of High ami Town unveil, Uutllvs' Uuildiiig TERMS: Two D h.lakh HKP ajislm, which .mint luvarinhly he paid in ndiMiice, iri-e ol poKljge, or ofpercuiilagi! to A guilt or Ci.iliH..rt. Tin Journal U also puhiUlicil daily duriiiji ihr acnitm of lliu LirijIMaliiM' aii'l llmco a wt'f K llie riMiiiumiiT 01 mu yvur for ,;'), Hud three limes h week, yearly, ior fl. OHIO LEGISLATURE. Wediieailnr, Jnuunrr Sl1lt 1N4A. IN SENATE. 3 o'clock, P. M. A roonlion came up from the Hou-te nuihoriniiu the Trea-Unrcr ol fjialo In receive deliiii'ieiil inxtn lua riflaiii pimutl, wlnrlt w.it relern-il to the cnmuuiu-e on Kniaiiru. The S.-iiriH look u;t llu hill to iucorpoiiiie tlio .Stale Hank of Olnu, and oilier hanking conipaitie, inula uioliiui of Air. Uiiiiey lo refer llie hill lo a iteleel coniimllee of 7, wilh in-Iruelioiii lo ulnke mil llie jmt .11011 ol ihe hill crenliug llie Hldle Hank, mid lo make such oilier uimiilicaliuni n llie emu. in ill ee initil deem neceiaryl which moiiuii Mr. I. moditied, by reilueiiiic die iiuinher of ihe I'liiniiiillce lo t, uud by withdrawing ihe latter rhiuvn of ihe niotion. Mr. DiHiiey then roe ami ftddn nsud the Senate in opposi-(ton to llu; provision ol the bill. He romim-iiced liia ri'imuki by rel'erniii; lo the length and cmnpex xtrm-ture of Hie h.tl, wliirh ho repreieuled n such ai l preveitl its h'ing generally eompreheiided, or lo be nervieeable to llie people. He denounced the maimer in which the Inil hud been iuirndui-ed, und ihe vour-ie ol legiiUtmu by uhii h il had been aliempled 10 carry it 1hron;li. lie huuI it luul been aiiempled by rolling, by Hiuch.n lo llie bill a syUeni of fr. e iMukuifr, lo quiet Ihe opjioniHiii of ,i certain portion of die majority, and to obtain liieir voles lo lix upon iliy Sialf one of Ihu iiiihI ttdio h mid d.HicerniH ty?U'nis ol banking dial h id ever bon preteiiied. lie ihen prncei i'ed al I. ugdi lo cxniniuif llie nce-liont of ihe bill, Mime of whirli he dciioiiured as inlatimu, and oiIht at imprarlicablc. Me also denounced the disliiiclion matle between Ihe Slate M;mk, mid the Indejiendcnt Itaakit, nt a In -ue of ihiabilitieit :md imuiilrocilie, and cuulimied hm nrnmeni for nearly two hours. Mr. Kelley, of t'., roe and xaid (hat lie hoped llie Scnntor from llainilloii would mil U'el Ilium ll iielt'i led, ami lli.it lie would uol he olTi iided il he tlio'dd mil reply In nil hi iirgu-nteiiH. and alb-r ft reference to mine person id uiei wliieli lie ( Mr. K .) coiireived iImI gentleman had indulged in. pritcei d-vd lo uiiwer xucli argiiinents of Ihe gentleman tis he mud lie deeinetl worlliy ol imln-o. Tint he did, point alter point, lea v. nnlliing uuloiirhed, which related lo Hie obji'ciious iiride by Ihe eiillcinaii from llninilion, and ruucluded by ilaiiug lliat In had not die towers ol laury which lli.it geulleinaii io.i-eieii, and had been orlii l lo km p m nrer the eurlli, and In c oiirmo hunu ll to mailer of fjcl, und pruelienblc vxpluua-timii of llie bill, (The Itcporlcr, not ronreiving that he rotild do jimlice to ihe nruinciiiH Kelley, and presuming thai the gentle man will preler lo write out Ins own remiultt, lo permitting them logo belore Ihe public Rroiid h ind, lum nut tlioiiglji 11 iiropcr lo niti'iiipl lo lollow turn in Ikh reply.) The iletmle w,m coiiliuiied by Mr. Disney, and by Mr. K., of K , in I'xplaiialioii of their nrguuiuiiU, when the bill was laid on Ihe lable, Mr. lYrkmi iiilroitiired n bill hi rclnlion to the fa't of wil-nei'ii, jinnee nnd jurors, in eeilaili t'liavt. The Senate I lien ii'ljounied. iiousk or ki.I'Iii:si:ntativi:s. JJ oVor. P. At. The lloiiie re-umed Ihe rniiidernfou of Ihe bill fur llio final Mt'lilemeul of llie rhiinm nl llie ( 'olilmbiiH ami SundoH-ky turnpike conipaoj , llie quekMoii being ujkjii lit iiideiiiiite jxistpoiieinvol. Mr Merediih desired lo rxplnin hi portion, lie wni n ineinwr of llie House, when Hie charter o llie company wn repealed, uud had voted in Us favor. He Mieved die Leg. uUture had a right lo repeal any art, ami contended that llie company IiriI nnl complied wilh Ihe terms of their charier, in tailing to place Nloiieor glutei on Miid nmd. Mr. I'uwfii liilhiwcil, and naid that if ihe I Ionic would indicate n di-Btre lo lako the pending ipienhoii now, he would mil prueee I will) (he remark which lie would inhere ie Mib-inil. An I lie re in no nidicilion of such a ilcjiie, he would procivil, nu I coiiitiine at little lime um would enable Inni to )runeiit hid vit-ws upon nuiuu ul ihe inatlert noticed in llie Course of ilm diteiit. Il Iirh I teen til ihal ihe proposition thai the Htnlu not Itiinweralile Ol iI.uim;"' Ur Ihe tortious, iniaiilhorieil ael ol it oilicer and agenls, i n rerogmtioii of the odumt pr.nnplc IImI the (vnig ciiiitu no wrong.' inl ho. Dial propyl. n, rnnhl oo ti't wrong. Iiui il nun was in. ii nu- kid a in in, rnnni oo n wron. inn n . ... , . . i , ... ,i i 7. . i o . i ..ii hi , orovidii" or i" arnnentnu'ii ot a riifiiuiiMev Him is true ttiat id ,cgi ,iure o die Stale caiido loinnig wli.eh , ' ' ' . . . , l u . iii, I . , i al Hi luue have bee ncrei lo Ihr hooki and p i pen ineiju dieni. ft in iy lo wh;ii is morally wrou j. 'ot il cauuol llo what u L'g lit v wrong. beraue il acu are laws; and il Would Imj ii inleriftn lo pronounce a valid law ol the lciU-live depiriTiieitl, legally wiuiig. Ii is turtlMT Hid ih it'ilw Si itc hn approprinied ih-i ron.l to puhhe UK' by ;v it (inciting il lo bp orcopie 1 in it Stale ro.nl, Ttw act rep - limg llie ch ider mav In regarded in an appro im-iIioii ol pnvaio piopi-rty to public iie, and l uliiling llie eotiijijnv to rmiijM'n-. i ion, mi lef n proviton of ourcnri-tiln-(ion lo lit i eti' '-t. Tins view i).hs not remove Ihe dilticuliy. Tae H:i;i-,(in:i'i'iii of private property lo ptitil c u.e to Isimn-rtinilion.il, mail h ' bv an act ol ihu LiUiurr, and ii- fum-p lined Uy a provision lor cotii)eiiaimu, Il has tiuen mn-LMd. d bi ll iiih an aji,iropri ilioii. to bo op-rnlive under ihe rou'liuiimii. ni'Ul be .irc.tnipan ed or im-ce led by coinpen- HIO'I. or a len ler of couii-enaiion. It IS, however, elded lh.it h li-gnl itive iriivnioiitorroiii;ieii-alion is .otln tenl. To llns point lie would cne an authority wirch, wilh Imn, itmid as lin'h as thai of any oilier. Chance II or Keiil, in Ins loin-m.'iii tnes, lo di s p n.it, avs: " A pr.msioii ( r iMinpeii-atinn is a neressnry alicnd ini on the hie and nimiiiiiiional exereic ot the power ol the lawgiver to d.-prive an indivnlual of Ins property without In co M and in., n principle of American jurisprudence, is lo in led in tiitur.il enly. and is laid d-wii by junMi at nn iicltnnsvli'dgdd prntciyle ol umversal law. " I Kent's ('ion., -I lit. v h ive been told Ihil a dtsiltignished individual in Kug-land rt-fpictied that the power oi i, 'h:I, in rn-es id piriia-nietitary gfanls of rorpir:iu Iraucltue. It slutuld be re iiieuiberetliiereth.il our powers are derived Iran our dm. xtiiulmii, ami uol to la' construed ly llie power ol ihe I'.ir liauieiil of (irel llr.iaht. Th t holy have twi-n iad lo be oiniiipolent. Tliu iinitned. or real (xiwer of I'.irh.im-ul by Iheex-rcie o winch ihe utnoluie nghl. ol pnijH-ny were otlcii IligraiUb violaied, ami ill iorpatiou-. eri amoiig Ihe cau-.es of llie revo'l . f llie. Ainencoi clonics, Il walo lid iliciuscSvet of Ibis de-Minc p -wer. niinmg other gnev-unce, thai our aucc-lor d dared independence. W hen thai indepeodeiirr was pinliiilied, our lorefmlu is were cirvlnl to imorpurale into llie Federal and Slate CniMilutiont a pn hiiiiitou nH.ii Its i xercie. An act lodivesi a corpon'c franchise U iisnrpaiou. At Icgiolahvc acl unpntriitx a riv.He right wiilioiil nuihorily. is u arpalion. is ihjioiiin, and e.ninenily dangerous lo liberty. Tin powers of our government '! parcelled oul loco-ordi-IritrHlepailmeiil: . We, ni Leg-damrs, have no jinlicial pow-tti. It is ihe right of ur p. iiple lo have their rurhls tried in (he indeiiiiiie oositioiiemciit of the bill ol the Ho Ih act to prevent gaming, and referred lo ihe prenenl law on the Mi'ijcct, and lo ,crlioii4 ol lhal law winch tliu bill proposed in repeal. The provisions of the present slalnle, propixeil to be repealed by tin-bill, Hi re llie nixlli nud tenth cclioiis of Ihe ael of Match Iii, IHdl, pro ithiig a penally of one hundred dollars for playing at uav bol gnmes ol allilelie exercises, nt a public pia-e; and llie'li-nlli -eci:on provnlmg that keepem o taverns, or oilier houses of pub.ic resort, tc, milfertug any games hut games of nlh'.elir eerci.e lobe played Willi-in such lav. nis shobld lotleil their lirem (or one year, nnd pav ii 1.1 1 tn ol not les llntii fuly nor more tlinu two liumlrud doilars.1 The lull was iiiilcfinilely poslponcd, ngreenbty lu tho ro-cinniTieiidatiuii of lint couimiiiee. The lull to incorporate the Ham'ltnit and Kncklotil'iirh turnpike road, win. rend u third tune nml punned. Also llie bill to extend the roiporate Inn is of ihe town of Clinton, in Shelby count v. Also Ihe mi to inroiportile the l-'ireinans' (teiieral Association of the nl of Cleveland. Alto the lull lo mcorporale ilu Miitunl I, lie ViiMirance Compnny of Ohio. A resolulinti enmo up from the ll-use, providing (or llio printing" and Pitching tngt'dier, of ekir copies of the majority and miiioriy r. pod of the ulect eoinmiilee oil Ihe stil.j.cl ol llie laws relative to people nl color winch wa re-lein ! to (lie riinini ilee on Ki ireuchiiieiil. Mr. ood otteied for adoption the billowing preuiiible uud res lutions : Whereas, a law Ims priced the prejetil (ienernl Assembly of the Slaieot Ohio, to ereel tin new county ot tVyaudutl. Ami. whereas, h I 'pK-r Sandusky, U ihe u ilur.il geogmph. icnl centre of siml new coiuny, an I is siinaled on ihu Wan-dolt Iteservrttioti. uliicli belo'ig- to 'he tie.ieral ttovernment. And, whereas, il is believed lhal should die Seal ol J'it.ce of said eoiintv be Ineji'ed on ihe town plol nlr4ady 1'inl out by ihe (ieiieriiKi'ivi rntneiit nl C'per Samlusky, it would great-Iv enhance llie va'ui! of the land, belongiiiif lo llie Wyandotl fteseruilioii of twelve ntileit MViHhi. Thcr. li'retm il H,M,lmi, y the 'Jeiieral Assembly of llio Slate ol ( lino, lli.u our Senators tuid llepri seuiaiives in Con. gres, be ritiii'iled to ue nil bonornble exerimiK to prol ine (he passngc of a to ii piopriale ihe Mini ol filleeti thou-stiii'l dollars, either til niorey. loii lot in I pper S.indu.ky, or lands in the Wynirh.u ItesVivntmn, tor the purpose ot creel-inn a xttilahle Court House mid Jail, lor -air' county : provul-ed ihe (.'oniinissioiiers of sa d coimlj ol yitudoil. should hi cute the seal of JuMice of sod n ly, nl I'pper Sandusky. It ith-l, Thai the (Invemor. be rrptrl il lo forward, lo eai li ol our Senalois nod Uepieeiilahves in Congress, H c- o the li.icgoing preamb'e and re-oltllions. 'Mr. Walters ryrnsed lite lolopnoaol ihe resolution, and a!ler coiiid. ral'le ileb.iie, in winch Messrs. WihkI Ktllcy of l'., OT'erial, Van Vorhts. Disney uud Ibtldtsui p-utn ipaleil, llie reolui oii noil preambti- wt re udopied vnis -j, navs J. tin motion nl Mr. Louden, iln1 Senate resolved list It into n comoi itee of ihe whole, Mr. Atider-on in die ehair. ami been eng-'ued iherein some lime, die roinnu lee ro-e and to- porlt d b,tt k a miinber ol bdis, whuli Wtre leci lieil to aj ;irnpn:iie roinmitiecs, '1'he Svtiaiu look a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Agrreablv to n invviraM resntulion, the Senile proceeded lo Ihe HaH'of (lie (o:ise of It-preseniali ves . lor llio purpo.o of goii,-; into cerl h clioiis. And the Senate li ning re- turned, on motion of Mr. I'owel. ilm lull lo uicorpoiale llio Slate ll.mk of Ohio was taken up. Mr, Italilwiu Hm) proceeded lo ndilre ihe .Senate on the motion pending, to rcromiiu! llie bill lo a select ci.iini.ill. e of I'm', ami in nppns.lioii lo the c-i r.il prov imous of the b.ll. Mr. Italdwni having concluded. Mr. I Mmm called lor H division id ihciMt-siion, and die Senate reliccd lo recouumi ilm b.ll. Mr. Itarlte lin n nee mid ottered an nmcndmenl to the lionltl p ipeis ol ihu banks crtale.1 by ill-- bill. n;nl lhat at Hie diseutery ol unlawful proceed . iiL't iu juv ot the said hank, Iney slrouldh.no power tn d.Tiare its chatter huN-ncil. Mr ItaiUi'v ii'MreS'e. tiie Sen.,te i-ii ihe iinieiidmenl. snv-ing iH.il he hailiraii-cnbeil il Irom die hanking lii ol Maa chiisi ti. and called lor ihe yeHs ntid ua s. Air. Kelley ol V. s ml. lhal the oi.jccls the gentleman lip-eareil ilenrniM In ailaiii, had been amply provided lor m ihe pfo.isllt;. n III-bill. Mr. Hrikins m idea few remarks in reference tolhenmend meal, ami minded lo ih war which Imd been carried ona-l-niusi ihe b,uik ol t'ii Stale si neb had uol be-u the policy ol Ihu name Slate, (Conner licutr Then1 tlx- banks had la en prolecled by Wise IrislaHon here ihu l.i uidal'tre had tn't n eiu'.i.'e I lit destroying llio Uselnhie mid ulablliiy l lh hanks. Mr. II tritry rej.lied ul some lenlli in leferencp to ihe coil-1 ot the ' links ol I1'! Slate, and lo the m;hi of repeal re- lamed by the l.cgid nun; of M.is-aeiii.,i Its. In ihe C.iiirscot in teuuirns, .nr. naroey aKt u ,ir. ivih- of I1'. In p ant out llie provision in ihe hill under coum.cruiion giving -miliar power to itie i.etfi-iaiure oi 'i o. .11 r. Ki-lh-y ol r . relerie.l lo scciion . in wmcn n was prided thai the meinU-rs ot the l,i ui.iinre should al ah idnes i vi' lite re'lil lo examine the books imd l Miter a ol the Hoard of ConWol. Mr llaillev ronleaded ihll llns protion gave no aullinriiy to inr l,egi.,il lo apiMHiil a co.u.n Ilee lo eiainme lulo the all.i.r u Ihe banks, und proceeded al leuili lu addles the conns of jusliie. To waive n trial of facts by n jury, and liav,. ihe fiw pmii iced by the judges. When llie (ii'iicrul Assembly .nro' il-lo Hiemselve-judicial p iwers.or Ihe courts lirrognto' legislative powers, ti is as much usurpation as if II weru bv a l a-snr or a llooapirle. He would say lli.it hi aemm here h id no reference whatever lo ihe facts involved m ihu rate. Win- her the company had lurleite.l ih 'ir cinner bv non-user, or mis-ii-i-r, he knew n it. mi I did not ui'pure. He went further bark. He denied lln rlil ol llie rla'oi.i'tts toe penktitiou from Ihe Slate, whilever mijihi la' the tacts. i'tie delnte w s laither continued by Me-rs. Miller, And- bold, Kaudall. Caldw.-ll, Drake. I'lum'. and Itoud. bush, wl the iiilto,i was taken on itidffnnte poMpoucim nt, nod rar-fied vr as ik'i, navs Mr. Spt-ar inliodiieed a bill In arm nd the act flahlideiica free turnpike road fioui Itelkloulame tu ihe Indiana State line, A lull to amend llio arl fixing the times of holding the Courts nf Common I'lens. was received from Ihe Senate, and the nito being dispensed wilh, was pa-ed. This bill fixes llie limes of holding Courts in llie -d circuit 1 The lull lo incorporate llie lirauville Theolngiciil and Literary liistiiiiliou, was received lrin llie Senale, unleaded, whirl) was foiicuired in Mr. He a a introduced a bill to nmeml lite Act inenrporatius; the t'rb.ina and Champaign 1 ulu.il Insurance Compnny. Tim House then went itilo coiiiiuitlee itf ihe w hole. Mr. Drake iu the Chair, and considered a number of bills whtrh Were rcporied b.u k nml referred lo impropriate coinimltcet. Tliu House I lieu adjourned. Thurxlnrt Jnitunry ,'It( 1 !.!. IN SKNATK. Priycr bv llio Itev. lr. Ilogc. Mr. Koch presi-nied a p li'mn from Win B Hnpp and rah.ir cilnens ! Holmes e v. I"f Ihe iiieornorat.oii of the Mdleisburg, Wofcteraml Cleveland I'iauk Uod company referred lo llie comin tiee on l(onl. Mr. U i nby. 1-7 le males til rartuiiigton, Triimbtill rounty, for the pithe of n law for the more elfeclnal suppression nl vice and iniuiornliiy relenetl lo ihe trleci conun.ine on lliai tubjecl. Mr. 0'Kerr.d, ihe pelilion of 11 cililfiis.il Lost Creek town-hip, M'ami county, lo millions Ihe Tiulit to re-ihiricl the township into srhool dtsinclj reletred lo the coin nut Un on Schools and School l.ntids. Mr. Walters, of cilijeus of Williams ctmnly, for an aliern. lion of Ihe west endol the Ottawa, Defiance iitul Wfl Hntra-lo Irve lunipike road refcrretl lo the ronuiiiiiee tin Itoatls. Mr. II mere, nl Kit nttens of Highland rnuiitv, lhal a on-Jorilv of Ilm vniers of townships or wards may h ive power lo prevent the retail of iniosiralitiK lnpior relerred lo the Mr Van Vorhes, ol ciiiens of Mcigt and Athens counties, in relation in the i-la'-h-lnm-ii! ol a binle road in said rouu i.M.l. 1 t VI P Vim Vi.rhes. Mr. Ilaldwin. iwo in monals in relation to the aflnirs of ihe Closhen, Wihnington and Columbus Turnpike Ifoad I'onipa-nv. which were rewl. ami retcrred In Ihu roininitiee n Ki- naiiro. I Tim. meitKirials wrrre from citiens nf Clinton comilv, mid. after vmg their n lerence, Mr. Hnldoi pnreded lo make certain cipl.iniiiion in relation in ine lui.uri i uie nme iianv.l Mr ArmsifimiT. nf ril;eni of Monroe townsriin. nirrnsey etamty. in lelntion in lavcrit lieeiMt rvlerred lu die com in liter on the Judiciary. Tho Sneakc, ot citiiens of Muskingum rounl y. against ine licensing t) laverna and grog shops relerred lo lliu touimil-tee on the Jiidinarv , Mf I'ff kins, limn Ihe simidiiigcrtmmiltee on the Jitdieiary was diseliaigi'd from the farther consideration ol a pennon for n li on dogs. Also from the consider niton of teiitious in relation lo disa'aliiiM on uccouul of color, wild llie pvuimnj were laid on the table. Mr. I'erkiusnl-o reported line k the bill in fcl.il ton In Hit authority of rmiri in t ranting invem licenses, r h il " an net in amend an acl grantuig license and regulating taveriii,1 and recommeniled ils passage. Mr. Hahlw.n uppnseil the passage of Ihe bill, and wnt re- plied in by nit. Perkm. Mr. mldiug aii mnoc mirare-I.,-,L. in r.l'ereare lo ihe lull, ami was followed bv Mr. ..mi den, who mm cd to lay the bill on ihe tablr. The motion w n. und Ihe debnt w contained tor mnif time by Messrs. Wallers, Louden, Disney, lUldwtn and IVrkms, H-ndinir which, various motions were made in recommit ihe bill, ami losi.n'nd llie bill was finally nrdenal lo tw engrossed for Unrd reading- Clin bill prnvirlst, that whenever ny remoniirance miiII Mr. O-borti moved a recess and Mr. D uey called for tin) a and nays, which were vims itt, nayi U. Tliu Senate hxik a rt ces ltd 7 o'clock. 1 rtVV. P. M. Th.- Hennte h.ivinu been ended to order, Mr. ( 'flnucv moved die Senaie nitjoum. in or.h r to tilleud a Le-lure, Iti U- tleov- tfl nt lue h til ol U.e I loose, o ilie noH-riiiii-ntieui oi inc HI in I Asvlitni he motion was usl veas II, nays -d. And llie tjacstnni being on Ihe aineiidiiieiil tillered by .Mr. Itarili'V, n come in as ei ten bl, Mr. 'llailley in tve I a call ol Itu Senale, n-ul alisetiteesi Aero M'ul lor. rurltiof proceed ngs uuoer llie cnti iiavmc been di-peiised wnh, I lie ipii Mlioii was ptil on .nr. naniey sanieii etn mm n"i via I.V lii.Vi. III Mr. D.ihU tived tn amend the 2d scciion. by linking out the wool "ihriv." winch wa lo-1. Iv a pai'y vole. Mr. Kellt v of V. moved several iiimi.itenul verbal auiend-mis, wh cfi were agreed lo. Mr Kellev til 'V pmp'oeda snbslilnle ns section 13, whirli he esplaiiieil. nil 1 wh.t h wa nd.ip'ed ns tullnws . k. Wiiencvt r.aiiv in leiH'tidenl hanknig company, b in if tlcsiroiM of ih iitin-lung the amount of Hm r;lculntuig utiles. hall deliver lo llie I lea-ttrer ol Slate any poilion ol Mich ili'les not h-ss III aimaiul at a iy one tune lli.m live Mnaoaiiil lollars, lo l-di sirove ".llie I leasurer shall destroy Hie saimt as prtscrilH il ui stciatu .'', mat ha'l tin n opon re-lransii r mil th liver lo each rouipany rcriilirntcs ot titudt-il debt h posited with him by micli compauv lo nn nuioonl itpinl lo III- intiuml ol nous o tlel.vererl up Provuled, thai a iioiiul ol such rert licali'i rennuimg Willi llti! I rea nier sh til not Iheie't be re 'te-ed In-Io v llie auitaiiil ul ihe cap ial 1.11 ek oi tn li company ul dial tin.e paid in, norm anv c.im' below hu sum ol liny llmusniid dollars ( imr in value.e.l'inaling the sum at llnir theu current pr.ee in llie citii-i ol New Votk below the uuiounl ol rircii ming notes si.ll retained ly micIi ceinpaiiv. Nor 'hull llie Treasurer be rt -'ii ret l tn iraasicr -ueti ccriilicnu's in itaciaiaai tiiii in less than one ih nisand tloll trs. And whenever any such rout-p my being desirous ol relimin-li.ng Us bank'iig business, -.hall haw paid nt h utuuielv ptr cent, of Ihe iiiakuiiuui a moiail of Us ructtlaliiig notes, and shall have delivered it t nine lo Ihe Trea-urer ol Slate lo la- de-lrovi d nml shall have provided means and given security l llie .induction of die Ttreasurt r, rVrrelarv ami Aud.tor ol Slide, tor lite re- il' inpluMi of lis oiihlanduig Holes ol circulation, nl Ihe place win-re ilm ollice ol nch niiiuiaiiv was c-lnl'l.-heil. nnd slial hive given imltco iliereof bv aiKertisi-iiienl Ihereol for mi cmiTcolive m mil, in iwo n: w- parsol general circulalioii puOlioheil at ColuKi'ats, an I ..I l.-.cl one pu.-lislie I in ihecily, town or vill ipe when II lt.ee til rti Il fonij j is Itx-.iled. il sh dl Im IhwmI lor lite Tn a-urer ol Siate lo re 'trander nnd deliver to Mich company all the cul.tica'c. of huuh d tlebl peviotislv pleiljeil With lum by Ml' Ii company, uud thereupon nil the corporal? power ol Mirh company, em epl sut li hs shall t e nect'ary lo t lo-e up il alia is, ,n et a-e " Mr. Kt llev el r, piop.tM'd luriher lo amend ihe bill by A subsli:iiie for efltoas li) and i:i, and the iiestion being on tin' Htlopiioii of the nm Ins .Mr. l;utl. y addressed the Senale in oppo.iiimi In ihe nmc mlnn'iit, which iirov.i'ed hr bringing die hank ol tieatiga uud llie It ink of Sew Lisbon inn 'el the provMons til be lull. Mr. M said there were no Mich corporation tn evstence, unless Ihcy had then existenc e iu ptirgatorv. He said that ihe getitleinnu liom Franklin could not perform such nimHes as ihe Savior hud, when he lecall-ed Lamms lo life. He objected lo o her amendments nl Ilm bill, wh ch rcl tied In the Life Insurance Company, peimil-ting snid company to issue iV M.I.IM HJ dollars ol paper ou ill t Hinds mil mortiiages. Mr. Kellev ot 1-'. said that tint provision wns already in tliu bill. Mr. Perkins remntketl.tn relrttion In the hink of iJeaurn, thai Ihe power lhal could detlrov, could create, tltni llie hunk dcstiovetl ill old notes ns fat as 'lhev ctune iu, nnd that slniuld the bank istie notes under lue provisions of ihe bill, they would lie new and v!eau The anieiithneiil was ngrctd to yens 10. nays I L Mr Kt lleyol I-', iiiovetl to amend ihenVih sectiou by inserting iu llie Inh line, the words, "nnd during I tie time I tinted bv ," lo rntne in alter die w nrds "nn inror porn let) bank Hiuler the prnv m ions nt" which win nn recti lo. Sir Kellev of proposed uu ntncndinctil lo the 5ltl ec linn. Itiih hue, ns lollow s . ' Mot nt any lime U-tore Idling lite snme. upon being ten th-red by Ihe last preceding owner.or h s k'gnl representaines, Mich Mini as shall Ik- nece-Miry lo give such compauv from loss ol any pari of llie debt tulcrcsi, lanes, cosls ami ttlher ineenry rharues for ihe collection lor winch such estate wns ncipiireit, such ctmipnny shall relent- In -udi owner, Ins legal lepreseuiaiives or asin. nil its r'ght nnd mlcresl llierelo." Mr. Jones moved the Senate adjourn. Mr. Disney moved to nmend llie amendment hv ndd;ng( " providetl such banking compauy shiill hold no lauds so nc-iumil for a l inger lenit than tivrt year," wluth was lust yeas A, nays 111, The nuii'iiduuiit. as projtoscd by Mr. Kelley of F. mm theu adopted yens lit, nnyi H. Mr. I'eiLmi moved to ameml snitl serliiai nOer the nnnl favor, in the llllh hue, by inserting, "orwhich shall hasebeen riMiveved to ti or any previous tlebl ''which was itgrvcd lo veas 21, nay I'i Mr. Louden moved In amend llie bill by striking out Ihn fflA secl'on, nud restrict ihe issues nf the Uvnks in notes of the. denomination of five dollar and up word tu five hundred. ,mt Vi- mtys 21. Mr. I'crknts prjtosed nn amendment as section 7i. nrnvtrL ing tor a board of inspectors, In le npimiiilt tl by joint hallnl of ike (icneral Assembly, whose duly It was mails) to Visit lh Itanks at kail onto in each year, Ate. 0 STATE JO COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1845. Mr. Chaney tnovtfl in amend the amendment by providing that said inspectors shall iie.thcr he directors or stockholders ol hanks. Agreed (o, Mr. Hartley moved fun her to amend, by providing lhal no bank "debtors," shm-hl be of the number ol said i npei tnrs. Mr. I'erkuis' amendment wns agreed lo. Mr. I'eikms moved to strike out all tiller the word "individual.," iu the llih section, in these words, wh.ch wusgri eil lo: ("Audit ii hereby umle llie duly oi ihe Auditor of Slate, by llie ndvice nnd consent ol the 'I'renMircr nnd Secretary ol Stale, lo uppuiiii some stiiialde person tn mnke exunnoiiiions lulu tin- ftctu.il slate and condition of sitrh iuilepeiidenl hank-mg cumpaiiy; and eveiy ktieh iigent shall be entuled lo re-ee.ve tin his' service ni the ra'.e of iwo thillarn lor cacti and every ilay enip'oveil by him in such examination, and hUo the sum ol two dollars" lor every Iwcntv -live unles hit shall necessarily travel, in the perlormaiice of his duly, wliieh shall lie Risissed tut, und pain by, the couipaiiies so examined, in nu ll in. inner as such auditor shall deem i ipuluble und just." J Mr. Ihirrcre moved llie previous iiicMion. Mr Watler moved ihu Seuiite iidpturn losi yens 11, n-iys 211. I'.ie in tin (piestion was n it sustained 7 only vol ing in ihe tilVirihiittve. Mi. Jl tr ley utiiied that he win deiroui of prcsenlitigsome views on the deiaiU ot the b:ll, but was loo much Intigued lo do so al tins tune, mid the rehire moved an aljouriimeul lol veas 17, navs 17. -sir. J.oiMfu moved to strikeout ine worn r-mr mine on line ol (In- 1th M'ciiii reihieuig ill'! number ol banks iu lliouilloii couiiiy lo three and proceeded lo add cs lite ."en-ale, iiicM'iilintf Mime slalislicsof ihecoiiiily ol Itrown, where he wan de. irom ot having n hank establishment. Mr. Ki llev. of I-'., leler-ed to ihe llth seel oil of the fell. whu li he said provided thai il llie cilizens uf llruwti tlesired n bank, lliev could e-labuh one. Alter mine remarks the niiicinhnenl was Inst. S. ver.il oilier iimeiidineuls were eliend hv Mr. louden. in ot winch was to g.ve lo the county of iiruwu one bank loxi. yea-, 1 1, unvs in. Mr. Kckl.-y moved n verbid ameinlincnt in the llth section which wns miieed lo, Mr. Disuev moved to slnku nut all in the bill nfler Ihe cu act ug rhtiise, nud HddresM'd (he Seiiule in lavor of Ins nm Mr. Wallers rnlled for lite reading of the lull. 'I lie S-, aker tleeuled the call lu he out of order, Ami Mr. Wallers Hppealed Irmn ihe decision ol the chair. Mr. Wutlers md lhal iiiunerous anien lmenli had been tnai'e in ihe bill, and lie desired to vole iiiulerslnmlitigly. he Speal er said thai he hail nut en crlaiiicd llie propon- liouol Mr. alters becan-e he lltoiiglit it vexatious. 1 he ill had iieen ru'tti a number ol limei, audi! wus pa so met I lhat the Senator could tmi l.nl to umlerlaiid ii. Mr llatliey sUsiauietl Die ntl'lnni made by Mr. alters, nun npiied the decisiini ot Ihe I hair air. I'erk ns re ul irom ine matn.ai in sustain ine v rnnr. Mr. alters tig tin insisted upon Ins rihl to have llie bill read, Mr. Ilalbviii uddrcsied lliu Senate ngniutt the derision ut the Ch . r. The debate wns rimtinileil bv Messrs, Disiiw, (iabr.el mid Coddin,'. I'lie Siifa!;er staled lhal he had made the derision accord ing to Ins lift uil;j!i Mil, iiui did uol eXjiect lu Ih tutaini'il by Ins party il w nu.g. .Mr rv.eiii y, o i:.,staieii some rtitsoui wnv tie cotiiu no on llns occiiiioii sustain ihe Chair. Mr. Anderson next (oidre'sed llie Senate, who read from llie iuniiii.il, nnd said thai no member had a riil to coiwnne llmlimeof tin- Seintt! iimu cessaril V. The claim lhal a bill ihoiild lie rend, in Ihe st.ie the re.eut b II Was. he said was onlrary to ihe rule-ol Cdul'ios and ol III-I'.irl. nun nt of Kiiulioid. The Senator Imd hennl ihe bid rend n i iber of limes, and evp'dtiied his opinion of lite rules, and Ins conclii sum ih it die Speaker wa correct in ihe decision he had mailt-. .11 r. 1'sficv ret lied, and a-Miu sustaitied llie rigid ol llie Hen a i or to have the b.ll read. I'hi di linte was crammed by ,Meirs. Kellev ol r .. Ilnrl- ley. Wallers nnd other ."eunli.r, on the mi nt of order, lor ailv an in nr. wlien the foeiikir wulnlrew Ins it. rision. nml Mr alien, withdre-v his app al, nud ai-ai h, inul.ouculaii lor the readmit ol the lull. The i ifMinii was iln-u put on sinking nut all nfler the cn-acluig i I.iiim', uud lost yi as 1.1, nays ll. Mr. artier moved to mut'od Ihe bill tost Mr. Mi'l. r moved that the Senate lake ti recess till oneo'-i-loi k, lor Ihe purpose of rctr'-mmr-nl withiln w. Al n iiianei before 12 o'clock, I. l. ihe iinjstioii was pul mi Ihe i ligro-siu. nl ot llie bill, ami catra'tl ui.liu nililiualivu yen l!', n.ivs 1 t, and ilitftnaleiu'journed. IIOirsE r KmtlWOTATJVEH. The bil! to iiuiend the nrt rejul tiing Ihe fur tfa'le in llie ci-imiii s ol .S,iulii-ky, t fllowa anil l.mas, was read me iinru tone and pa-ed. ( 'litu-n jirr4 i',n llv .nr. Iicntie'l. ot riutns ni i ticn- mwi.s iiiuniv. asking lor a Inanity ou snk icli rnu lo me committee nn Agri' nl'iir-. Ity Mr. Ueeuielii, b.r Ihu inc.-n oralo n of Ilm eiinwi ChiIioIic l,il r.irv Ar.-ei i.iin n n Ii rrcl to Mr Hetnu hit- Itv Mr. Mere. lull, ol c.tii-us ol Kiioi and Coshoc iim.for n Slate road ni -aid coutilies referred lo Mr. re.tith. llv Mr. Henkle. Irmn cilizeiisol h-nton, 1 1. mini county. for he iiicon-or.tl.on ol smd town n krred lo ihe coumiinee on ( otj or itiiiiH. Hv Mr. Met ihi.I, of Ml citizens of Madison county, tor tt.e i-cinii 01 I'ainck M- Line, Hs Associate Jmlu lor said cot.nlv litd on lue l.t'i.e. Hv Mr. U dgwav. of Kekiel .lould, for rv hel rvlerretl lo r . -iw V ViM.rr Uy Vlr ."swar'.o! v li.eus of l-'airfiehl ceiinty, stockliotd sol llie Zani-svilh- and laysv.lle Turnpike Coin any,a-k-If lo la- leh used limn llie paynienl ti tolls oil said Haul IV tred lo Ihe roiuuulli II r unmet. llv Mr. llMwii.nt Wayne, oi IJc t ieits of said couniv, re-Dtisirnluig niraiiist aov division of ayne rounty rt lerretl (o llieroiiiniili"C 011 .New Counties. Hv Mr llo-leitt r. nl nt ens ol U Iby eotmiy, lor tin cs- tabu, time.il ol a Iree tiiriiike mad ri ler led lo -liu commit- .,iiHollvo,iUaud'..r..p,kes. Itv Mr. Dosoii l' ot -1'nt C.lieiis nf Me ffs cnoniv, for llw re enactment of ihe npiiraisemeiil law lelt rietl lu the select coniimllee on that sii'j.-ri, . Hv Mr. t'oti.1, of ill cilizett nf Hocking Inwti-lnp, t ur ti. 1 1 coual v, pr ivmg h-r nu act to rci'utid iln-m their p llion ot lite rli.Mil luinls nn-uig irom me 'lucrcn nn hit mini revenue, llie proKiilioii nf said lown-lnp having been losl Itirooh ihe tnl'irc ol ihe eleik lo lake ihu cuimicr.ittoli, itc. red rred lo Messrs. t'ou-l and Swaiir. Hv .Mr. D .Winn, of 11 ciii. iit ol Meigs ro-iuty, for ihe relief ol Ji.hu Herman Mem-d in Mr Ihiwnuig. Mr. Caldwell otl'eied n resol 'lioii. w Inch was agreed to, til reeling the pro. ling ol Ihe act ameiuhu ihe m l lismg the limes of I10l.l1.1g Curls ol Common 'l.-a. pasted yi -lenhi) . w ilt ihe acl lo winch il is an mucin hucitt, Mr, Wot.lsev. from llie c miller on ihe Libraiy. reported back Ihe rcsoloiu.n providaig lor ihtriluimg the piil.hrtlocii-niciil-, laws, Vc. with no rtuieiiduiifiit, which w.i u;ieed lo, ami the re.ohi'iou mlopled. Mr Combs, from llie Judiciary coiumil'ee, to wlurli watt referrctl Ilm bill lo legahe the ads of otliccrs m Lor iine i-omiiy. repofied llie s tme back, recniiitn.'ndoig ils indefunle povli.iiieinent. The lull was laid ou the lable. Mr Coombs, from Hie same coimmllee reported back the bill Tor the relief of Lewis Walsoil, and ll was onlried lo Ik' engrossed. Mr. Coomb, from llie same committee, reported back the b.ll tn amend the el lo n-gulalc llie piaclire ol Ihe judicial emir's, with two nmeiulnieitls, winch were ngreed lo, unl die bill ordered lo lie eni;rosed. Mr. Henkle, from ih coininiilee 011 Kail Hoatls ami Turnpikes, leporied ba.-k Senate b.ll In amend llie act inci.rporn ting the Oxf.otl and Ci.lh ge Conn r turnpike c pany. Also Seuate lull tor n gradttl Siale mud m Staik and Car roll enmities, Al.n, Senale b.ll in nnihnrire ih Cominis-iom n of linn, rock co . to stibsrnbu to slock in llw Mad Ittver and Lake Km- It ol Hon I comnaiiv. Mr. Henkle. Inun the same eoininillisi, reported a bill loin rotpor.de tin I rbana, Met hautrburi;li and Jvlfersoii Turnpike ColllJilttIV, Tl- s.uiin if.-iiileniaii. from ihe ssme commillee, Bkeil lo lie disi baiir, d Irom ihe farther riufidnaiion ol the a-uiion td ruiciis ol I'aul-bug askieg nu nmen tnuil to the acl establishing n Iree mrep.ke nml irmn Definnce, in Williams county, lo Lima, in Allen county, and the tonuniilec W4dii liar-ged.The s-irnr griillemau, from tin same coninidtee. retHtrletl bnrk llie bill loa 'iiid ihe a el incorporating Ihe Columbus .o.d Xeimi Turnpike C..tn;i.inv. with an ttineitduicnl lo the Senule anietidineii', which was niced lu. Mr. Kaler. Irmn the rommitice 011 Schiwds, Colleges, cVr. lo winch had bt en relerred a pi I lioiiot cil ensol Spiiugii M tnwiiship, Lucas comity, prnv leg .1 law million tig ihe inn-tees of said towu-hip to su'idivi.te n crtlain .chool tti'luct.n!-ported ih it the aci for ihe repulsi on ot common srhin.ls. pa.sed March !. HLvti, contained llie pr-tvimoiii prayed lor, iuid askiil lo be d. charged Ai;ni d in. The s.ime getiiteiiian. from the same com tnllce, asketl to H. .! ., !. ,t.;i limn the oiisidcratioii of a pcuuon o cu r' tis ,.1 u-. 1 1 n.Lo. f iir n 1 tw iilsiiil' evt-rv I"L' 111 ( luo .'ill eeiil lor school piif) s, nud reronimeu'ktl its red rente in the eoimmltee ml r'liinin e, which was agtii d lo. Mr Do Id, li no 11 select ceimtiitlt'C, Ti p tied back the bill es n'.lisling a fr-'t tnr.it' k loa I Irom .N .)oleon, Henry en., lo Ibvin. W.ilums couniy. w.lh an inneinlineiil, winch wns ngreetl lo. nnd the ("II pas'.fd. Mr lowniug. from ii selcci romin'tite. report.'.! n bill (or ihe sitte of secl.oii ill Sciino towiehili. Metis couiuy Mr Harvev. from select coinm:iiee, reported bat k Ihe lull to iiuieinl die act iticorporaling the Wajne, .lt ibna uud . Cuyahoga turnpike com) y. w nh miM..ihneiit, winch wen- agf fd lo, nnd lite lull orucrro 10 or cubt n, - Mr Ford elVcred A tcvohiliou, for the printing ami stilching ' tneellier, nf ;kNI etira Copies of the reports of lln majoniy , nnd ininori'v nf the sell el cnnimttlee in reference tn the n- 1 'al nf the laws making distinclnms on account of rolor ( wh-ch was ngreetl to veas 17, navs 111. I On motion of Mr Diake, the resolution nppointinK This- lcc nl Miami Ciuvers.ty, wn taken up. , Mr. UidtfAity moved lo sir ke out the name of Hugh Mr. ' M1IU11. ol lircenr rounty, and invert Noa.lt ll.Snnue, ofi Kranklni ronntv. which wa losl. I Mr. Kii.gd.ury inovetl to Uy llio resolution on llw tabic ; ,mi .11 r 11. Mr, Archbold moved in reference to a si Ice I coinmittet of krl,.; . .17 lO III. 1 Mr, rluin moved lU nlcrrnra tn the cninmitlce n ihu whole losl. Tin nsolutiivn was then ngreetl to yens .V, mtys 12. (Il npimml Jituies (iallowav, HukIi McMillan, Klijali Vance. Jeri nii"h Miurow, Win. M. Curry and J N Sieve nstm, Trustees of Miami I'nivefsity On motu'ii of Mr. Kor.l. a message wns sent In the Senale, requesting the return of tlat bill lining the lime of holding Ceiitls of Common I'lens. J t las el-jrei was in .lineud ihe bill bv provi-huff lor ( 'eurts 111 a c. nnty w Inch had la-en over- I looked, I The S. nnte having returned said bill, I On inolion i f Mr. Kurd, ihe I louse reconsidered ils volenti ' the passage ol ihe bill tn nineiid Ihe nrl Using tin-limes ol holding Coiitls ol Common I'lens, and il wa reler.etl to Mr r'oid. Mr. r'ord immetlintely reportcil ilm tame bnrk nmcnilett, 1 ftsing the tunes of holding Com is in Huron and Lriernuniie, I winch was agreed tn, and the lull passed. The Home then went into cuntmitlee o( the whole, Mr, Drake in ihe hair, ami alter considering a number of bills, rose anil irporled the same back. Among the bills con side red was one tn incorporate ihe Cli-velnml and Hudson Hnil Head coinvnnv. Mi. Kin?sbnry moved an addiitonal srriion providing fur ihe uidvidual Intbilily of lh tttvckholtlcr, which wat losl ayes ?ti, noes 37. Other amendments were pmnnsed, some nf which were agreed to, and other rejected, when, without deposing ol Ihe bill. The llou took ntfii. SrJ o'clock, P. At. The llnutc resumed the consideration nt the bill to incorporate Ihe Cleveland and Hudson rail road company. A pending ameudiuciil, moved by Mr. r'hun, was negu lived yeas 2h, i:oes 'M. Mr, oowcy inovetl ils reference to a selei I commidee. Mr, Kirkuin moved ils relerence lu ihu commilteo 011 Fi-llntiec, winch was agreed to. The o her bills were appropriately disposed of. Mr. I'auie, 011 leave, presented a K'titioti of D. W. Jennings, nml oilier eili.eiis nf IU vein in, I 'ullage county, for Ihu incorporation nl Ihe l'irsl Society of Dmcip'eii, ol Havetiliti reti-rred to llu-coinimKce ou Corporations. Mr. Itrown, of Highland, oll'ered a resolution, instrurling the eeimiulleeim Schools, tVc,, lo impure into llie expetlieticy 11l esiabl1sh111gLil11ar.es in eiu li school di'lncl in the Slide, and dial n rctii-omihle appropriation be in u tie out uf llie icht.ul liiiid lor that purpose. Mr. Archbold opponcd ihe resolution. It seemed that nil rlii.c id llie State, excepl ihe tax payers, were represented oil Itiia lloor. He warned gentlemen lo lie cautious ol lliu inea-urt-s adopted increasing Ihe taxes ol llie people. Mr. Uoiulebush and Mr. lU.-iuieliu favored llie resolution. It prnp.iM-il bill n simple nnjuiry. Sir. Drake waspleised w ill the views of llie gentleman from Monroe. (Mr. Archbold,) 111 reference lu prodding Ihn Inx-payer. lie seemed, however, lo lurt-el lu regard lot Hint class whenever a pmpiiMiioii lo pi no extra copies of reports, or tloruuie.iU iu Ihe lieriiiau language, ir., was before tilt! House, hen such proponilioiia were up, llnit if eiillciiiau always voted ,-iy. In every vole of ihts kind, Ihe gentleman should recollecihc was voting away enough to procure many libraries, The resolution was then agreed to. On motion nl Mr, Ford, a message wns sent to llu Sciinle, iiiloruniig lli.il body ilml the Hall ol ihu lloiisewas tendy lor tin ir fecepiiou, lor lite purpn.fl oi t;oing into rerlain eleciums. The Seiuilors itiiTfli.rc apean'tl 111 the H.dl, uud the two Houses proceeded to vole its follow Auditor vf St.ifr. Jolm Woods, of littiier Co .')2 voles. John Hroiih. M " III iiik- an 1 scnUering ,. . H " Jomi Woniis. o Itni.er couiiiy, having reeeiveil n major iiy nt nil (lie voles giv. 11, was declared duly elected Andtlor ol ,S 1 ale lor three years, Irom the both day id March next. Acting i' 11 mi CommitKtonvr. Klistia N Siil, til Siitiimd Co .r7 votes. IC. inks and si altering l " Li.isiia iN Sji.i. having rerctvetl a iinij'iiiiv of all the Voles given, was eel it red duly elected. CotiiuusHioiicr of the Canal r'nud, fur the lerm of llireu vears, Iron) and uller ih.H day. Mif'ir timtral 2tt Diruion, Ohio Militia. Charles Ste imes h't votes. Iii. inks nnd ralu riug 2.1 " Cmitl.is .Sir,,viis;r.s was declared duly t hcted. The lollowiug 'eiiileiitau were then elei led: Ati'lt? Jlldl'rl, I-W Ai'il'ihttlictwnhf .,-itlnoi itawdoti. - I. in II rl county Jacob M. Harper, Daniel M. llninl, Tiimt-esoii. ('ulumhiitii'i con ittij Samuel S. Clatk. Jrw-luia A. Kiddle. Tin- Seiiflte then relumed to their chamber, nnd Tin- II v res.died it-t ll 1.1I0 commillee ol llie wltnh-, Mr. Miller iu ihe ( hair, and ailer c'ni.idermg n number of bills ro-e mid retioried tin- same bat k lo ihu House, when they were appiopriaieiy di-pimed ol. The lb use llien ii'ljrniriie.l. Ctmia.i Tlois The bill introduced into tic House yes-tt'iday , by Mr. Kirhum, shoi ld read " A bdl to amtuil th uct lu incorporate the town o Akron," iVc. J0I1 1 Htinr, JuHiiisir At, 1 sit. in sLNvn:. The Speaker Imd belore tin- Senate the memorial of Alex-under Naiietuer, a cmen ol fans, which was lu.d 011 llie in-lile, aiiil nr. I. -it'll lo be printed. Mr. O.N.al presented the remonstrance nf W cilt7etis nf Htnuji count . iigaiusi aiuii xmg Kelley ' Idnud to the county of Ktie rt'lerit-tl to the con lie 1 dial subject. M', l, uili-n, id ritiietis id Itroun eouiiiy, agaiasl llie nil-in sail, tl ol IVrry lowndnp l-i CUitnoiu i-omiiy relerred 10 the romnvillri! on New C aiiiln-t. Mr Kelley. ol i'.., of citiz.-tis of Wi lbville, for ihe iiimr-poroiion ol 11 coiiipauy lo construct a railroad bom Cleveland to -nnl lowti it li tied lo the coiiunitlee on lloiufs. Mr. O bom, of t-iiicis of Sandusky city, lor itiintlnng K.-lli's Isl.iiid to Lne ronnty reletred to llie rum. nil tee 011 lhal ii''j.'i I. Mr. O'l erral. Ihe deposition of James Illnir. iu tile rise of (i 'orge . t.in key, for iliimai:es sm lamed by coiisrnri oii o the yi!uev brain Ii ol Ihe .'tli.uiii caiial rib rrid lu llie com-uutn e uu I 'nu.tls. Mr. Cox, of li.) cittseiis til' U'aytie coutily for an nmend-meiil of ihe chatter ol ihe W avne. Medina nnd Cuyidiosa lurnpike roatt comp any re.'t rred lo llie com 1111 ilee on Roads. Mr, Wallets ol li. 1 .1 ns of I'lilnnm e iy. Ir u lieu turnpike matt from Coiu.i.bi.iiia timve, 1.1 Ihe .Minuu Kxltu-sio 1 1 Cnnal rel. rred to ihe roiuuuM. 011 (load. The Speaker. Ihe iiifiimri il ol J. It. Thomas for relief on nrcniiiii ol an interest 1.1 die Mi l properly ol Levi In, pic rt lerri d lo Hie coiniiiiil.'e i-ti Cnuu. Mr. O .Ne d nf rit.zi u- ol this Male ih it n pari of ihr '..n llureil, Iiid a-iideiice, 'eli;incc and Uidm-v 1 le fru IniTip.kt road, may I' r, -i.'Ciil d u lefie'l 10 the Committee on Heads. A uuiii N'r te reports were mail by lauding and select ct tu-initti i-s, and ihK.el ! by l he Senale. Mr. Waller reHirii ii a l oi to l.iy 1 nl n free lurnpike rt.nd fn-in Splint' honm.'!) lo llu hi die, 111 lite ronntv ol i arren. Mr. Coxa b.ll lor llie n-l.el ol m. 11. Ibaid, ol Mukui-gll.ll ...iMoy. The bid lo incorporate the lirrnmn Library Asirialion nf Ciin iuti.ili, Ol win re.nl n lluid lime a.d passetl. Al-o, the bill lo nmeiitl the act regulating Ihe graining ol licenses and lateiiis. Also, ihe b.ll lo iiicoiporHi, the I Mint l,i tl Hook and Tratl S. riely. Also, li e lull tn ntrorporol ll o Voting Men's Hook Associalion n el CitHaaii, ol llie county Ol Madison Abo. the b II lo uieoiHirale n Iree turnpike road from Lower Sand.isky lo Kind lav , to Hancock county. Alo, llie bill Ion ml tin- ml In inroipordc die town of alcrias, 11 the county of Lornuie. Also, ihe bdl In uicurpti-rate ihe I rl.ana mid Ltaitleuville lurnpike road rimip.tuy. A 'so, ihe bill to utrurimraic llie Notinau 1 1 11: It si lion: ol Carroll county. Abo, the bill lo lay nnl a Ife lurnpike Mad Irom Limn, in die count v ol Allen, in llie Monn. LxltmiunCa lia'. 111 llieciaiuty ol I'lilitiuu. The tail 10 uu orHtiaie the State Hank ol Ohio, nml ot':er Hanking I 'ompaiiii s. was llien rend a llnrd nine, and lia. tie-l ism la- ug ou lne pa-s. lye ol the bill, on inelmu Tl.e Senate look u Hct s. HOCSK OF ur.i'ivii:NTATivrs. I'myerby ihe lt- v. Mr. Ilurhcmk Htt't .( I'n nmi'itd the nrl mlitled nu nc in nmrml the aci iiiciirporHiitii- lite Wayne, Muhita nnd Cuynhoa tnrnp'ke rouip.utyi lor iherilu lol Lewis Walton; to amend (lie acl cull lie nn acl to unietul llie art regulaitu-j judicial courts, passed M inh H, lli.ll; lo uirorporaie tlieOii.oHap list Lilueam.it S.H'a tv; In niiicud the ni l incorto nling Hie Coil, gr Corner and Ox lord lurnpike con puny; lo 1cpe.1l ihe act enlilletl an acl lo i-niahtish a hee lurti). ke n nd Irom est Carlisle, Miami ioiiiHv. lo I .ogaitsv die, l.o-;nn ctauiiy, The bill li. estnl.lid'i n gia.lcd Stale road in t- e cuuiilies of Sintk nml Carroll, wns ret oiiiiinllcd 10 Mr. Miller. The bill to authorize Ihe nut 111 ssionets ol ll.incc.ck rounty lo sub-i ritte to ilie capital sleek nl the Luke Lr.e and Mad river mil road company , wns ricoiniiutu'd to .Itr. Hell nnd Huiilo.gtoii, J'tttt.i'H prwf.( Hv Mr. Siiimmrs, ol 1'!' ritiietis of I'orll.tnd towiidnp, line roumy, ngani-t adibln i. tl tr.xes lor school purMises relerred lo ihe ri.miu Ilee 011 Schools, tVc, Alo. ir- 111 cil reus ol Siiintu-kv city lr an net lo inrorpi. ran- said c iiv relerred lo Hie ci.iuiiuil e on Corp. ruiioti. Hy Mr. llu;-juis, of U riii. nsi.t Hrowna..d Clcrmoiil ci unties d r. 1 Sialt- read irom W Hiam-burc1' to tirvtub.idi reli'tnst to conuuiHee ou Heads and Highway. Hv .Mr. Dr tke, ol cilimis o' (ireene ci.iu.iy .on the subject of weighii and HK-aure re 1 und tn the c nu mi 1 ilee 011 Agri-till i me. Hv Mr. (oiiise, from ril'irni of Wesl l.tnli. Senecu cinin-ty . (nt an art m incorporate die runnels' ntid Mi t hatiirs Library of el Lout ii-ier ietl lu Ihe rouiindiev 011 Corjaira dons. Hv Mr. Harris, three M'litimis from l."J cit jens of Ji ilcr sen enmnj , ukuu ,1,1 alteration ol ihe license law laid uu lite table. Hv Mr. Wiailev, the memorial of cilimis rrsi.'iug on Ihe line ol lln-Ohio I iiii.il from '..iismoutli 10 Cleveland, praying tor a te-oi;,iii,iiioiiii Hie Hoard ol 1'ublic W orks lead nnd laid mi lln- lalile, Hv Mr. Hiiut'u.'ioii, from citizens of Lorn rounty, for tin- elecliou ol W 111 Kiligsbm v, Associate Judge Imd on tho inble. Hy Mr. Ankriiy, of 2lt citiiens of Knox county, against any division ol taut county return d to ihe romiinliee on t '.rHirniiiuis. Hv Mr. K riinil. of 15 ciliteus of S tmuiil co'intv, for ft mod li. , Hum ot tin- K.'lreiichint ill law lard on the l.ilile Hy Mr. Mcr'.uland. iho I Ol Clllei Ol Km couiiiy, for Ihe coittpletiioi ot tin- Walltoiiding Canal lu Ml. Vernon relem -I to lite Co.nitt.Hee mi C.nal. Hy Mr. 1'ortl, of cilit. ns ol ti.-aug l county, of Ivlh parties, fir the r-i h trier ol the Hank ol (Jeauga n-ferrvd lo the coniimtl on Hnoks nml llie I urri-iiry. Hv lr. Ilrortii. nt ay ite, lor a Stale rond fioui Wortsti-r to CI uioii, tn Summit count) referred In the rommitice oil lloa.U and Highwny-i. Hy Mr. Spear, nlciiiem of AH.-n county nnd Wndiitigton lownvhip, lor -he sale ol S. I10. I Sei lain lit. lownli, range i, tftst . ni said low nlitireleri eti to Mr. Sja-nr. The Speaker laid l.efore the House n communication from llie Governor, Iraiiuiilliiig a joint resolution of llie I.eisU-lute of Indiana, on lt.e subject ol nccmunlaiiiig State Debls, ami agaiitit Ucailinlton. ll etc rred 10 die ctmiin.lleo nn Finn lice. Tin Spenker also presented ihe memorial ttf llio fireen t'l.t'ii Unarierly Meeting ot Krt Is, in Clark county, against capital piiiiishim-iil relet red to the Judiciary Coiiuinttee, Abo, the memorial of Alexandre Valiciuare, of Paris, Trance, relative In an international eiehauge ol ihe products ul nrl and mind telenet) to Ihe cnmintitee on llie Librarv. Mr. Henkle, frem ihe romuulteo 011 Had Itonds nnd Turn, pikes, reHtrteil buck Ihe bill lo provide for llio repair ol His Sinie road troin tirccnvilk- lo 1'orl 11 ceo very, nud il wasur-dt-rt d tn be engrossed. Th snme gentleman, frm the same cointniltee. reported back the ptiitam of ihe I'r. 'ideal uf (he Li I ih- Miami It hi I Itoad Company, asking br an alieri'lion of the chaiier of sanl roiupiiiiy, al il was referred to 1 ho commit lee mi dm poinltons. Mr. Drake, from the ronimiltre 011 Cor(torlions, retorlril bat k the M-uiion ol citirens ol Tillin, tor a sk.-ciuI ncl in relerence lo gn uiitig licenses, The snme geiillemaii, liom ihe snme Coituniltee, reported hack Ihe bill to uirorpornle die ohnilrer Hook and l.ntl.'er Conipany of Muiuuliuri;h, with ota' anientlnieni, winch was ugre. I iu, nud the b'll ordeied lu Ite engrossed, 'lln same uetitlcntntl, liom lint same rommitlee, reporied buck llie bill in iiuorporaie W avue Lodge, Nu. Ill, I. O. O, K., wnh an aini-iidineui, which was ngrved lu, ami the bill nr ileri'tl to be t'UL'rosseil. Mr. Ford, Irom ihe commillee 011 Finance, reporied n bill for ihe relief ol ihu sunlies of Win. Dnvtsnu, Tteasurvr uf Williams cou.iiy. Mr. Ford, trom Ihe Finance eoinmiilee, rettorleil bark lh bill for ihe relief of (irnndisoii Newell nud ollitrs, nut I it wns ordered in W engn.ssed. Mr. Drake Irom the commillee on Cnrwirntioni, reported Itnck the bill lo incorporate ihe Cooper Female Academy of Da, inn, wnh amemlnients, which Were agreed to, rttid the bill ordered to lie ciiKrossed. The same gciulemnn. from the same commillee, rcnerlrrl hnrk llie bill lu amend ihe acl inceriorilui( the Dnvtoii, Xe ma and Wnshmgion turnpike company, with one ameud inrnl. striking oul the individual liability clause, which wns ngreetl In, nnd ihe bill ordered lo be engrossed. Mr. lleiikle, from the committee ou Kail Koatli and Turn pikes, reporied hack llu petition of (iiizniM of Hamilton county, rut 'ung n rehiitpiishmeiit of the Stale's proportion of lolls on die Ohio Turnpike, and it whs referred lo the coui-iiuiteo ou Finance. Mr. Drake, from the commillee on CorMralirnis, reported back the petitions nnd emmisiiauro ul ctliiens ol Lima, Stark county, respecting n charier for said town, ami Ihe committee was discharged from the further consideration nf ihe subject. Mi. Keetnclin, from a icleclcommillee, htlrndiired n bill lo incorporate the (jeriiiau Catholic Lihrnry Asucinliuii ol Cincinnait. Mr. i 'handler, from a select coininiilee introduced n bill lo abolish the ollires of trustees and I measurer of the (ill) original surveyed township, range '.I, nnd 10 authorize ihe treasurer ami trustees uf the civil township lo discharge their dunes. Mr. Sja-nr, from a selerl eoinmiilee, introduced n, lull lu nullniriu the sale of suction Iti, iu Washington township, Allen c nnty. Mr. Finisi introduced a hill for the relief of Hocking township, Fatrlteld county. A preamble nml joint resolution wns received from ihe Hen-ale, akmg Cong ess for a donation of ihe public luuds lo ihu new county of Wyandot. .Mr. Kmgshmy moved in nmend by striking oul ihe word Ttitrttrd ntid insert inttrurtrd. Mr, Heemelui oti-erved Dial wtiile he would he the Inst mnii In give tip the doctimu o th.t right ol uiiruclioii, yet he thought when we wenl begging, we should it"e larcging terms. The iliiiemliiieul was hii ll lit HI, and Ihe pieamblu uud resolution were llien ngreetl to Mr, lleirich oJb-retl the lollowtug resolulimi Rtiflrrd, bij tin tfrmtr and H"iite of Hvprtttidntirtt, Thai litis lii-neral Assembly dl H-tjuuril tint dit, tin Tue. day. llie ir)ih day of February, lfU.', Air Fame moved lu lav ihu resolnlion on llie lable, whirli was losi ayei line 41. Mr. Fotisl nmveil lhat llie rcfolutinii be iiidefinilelv Host- poneil. which was loM ayes 25, noes J7. Mr Heemeuii iimvetl tu umend by iusciting Wedtiosdny, Mr. Uaudnll sitcgi-stcd the 1 llh of March. Mr. Coweu oiiposedthe resolution, and fiigtresud lhal il would be better lo add lo il thai we would adjourn as soon an gut tlt.'oich with the nil die business. 1 1 was ooihim-iI to Hxiuf upon n day lor adjournment until ihu business uf die (ieueral Assemblv was done, and well dene. Mr. Ilrown. of Hamilton, thnuirht ill House would be jus- liliable ui fixing Uon a day ot adjournment now, and advertise the people ol llu: loci. If b und necessary lu extend the lime, iu Older lo roinph-ic the public business, Ihe liuue cntiiM at any lime rescind llie rcMiluluui. Mr. Kirkuin sa d he roulu led roitsenl tn cast a silent vole iitt ti tins resolution without Hrljiiiiig Ins position, especially iu he perceived lhal he stood in opposition on this iu-1inii to several gentlemen whose esteem In mosl sincerely ileured. ami lor wiion iiide-rinent tu nil uiiillers ot legidaltun he had lln-hejhest rt'Mu'ci, And he lea red those uciWenicn would nieiilally inij.ule lo hnn an tutenuon, by Ins course 0.1 this tines ion, iu increase ins own no uunriiv .11 ine snrruire o jusi piilieiph-s, l so, he wuiild desire lo il!..,ilnie (lie minds ot those geiilleuicn as to Ins motives in llie pn-ieul instance, nud ns lo his general course on questions tilfeeiiug Ins personal popul.ir.lv. He believed twite ol those e,eiitlein-n wftu knew luiii best, were suiiietiuies pained perhaps by witnessing his total disregard and lori-ttiiliicss of his own personal popular-ily. ll was perhaps u laull 111 his ch irm ler in tin csuma'.ton ot his Irieink. lhat he was tmt ecceainr. Sir. snal Mr K., I wish we had a c-nxti'utwintt limit thing lliu duralioti of every session of die (it iieial Assembly, be- I which wc could not ex lend lite cession. I hclicic inch a limitation would have a tendency to exH-dite btisiuuss very much. The great dillirulty always has been, in llns Slate, that we legolaie too tnuch, We niter nml aim ml, and repeal and remodel the law s every ses-ooii. so (hat il is impossible or lite people to usceruiiii w tiai Ihe law is. Ity llie 11 tue iney tune to nn understanding ol tinv sinmiory provihiuu, we al ter il, nnd ihcv Art- again lei I in uticertn nlv. lit- sttil uol .cli've ihe in. lion" v of tins (iencrnl At'cmblv were gom to nc..iire inm h jio nlarily by the multipiirHij nf rtctri pi. pels, wtucli nngnl in a long M'ssiou o- coiicocicu nun enacted into laws. 'I lu re were st ine lew great leading men- sure which our constituents dwind at (iiirlinin!, nnd on Iht-se he hoped there was not now n wide ddli rence of opin ion among those who could ever act .11 concert, ns to the form llio-e measures should assume ; nnd, he believed ns a gom-ral role, ihu more men ny in favor of llu ir i wn views, tiittl for lln purtio-e ol bringing opponents to llie luhiptnui of litem, the wider the breach berunies. Voting was theieloru more uu tnl ih, 111 speaking, in most cases. Ttie res.. 111 ion ririaiuly gave lair notice of llie lime of ad journtnciil. winch il post pi .tied nearly a mould trnin tins lime; and by which lime he really be'ieved lln-y miglit, it they would, gel 111 ron nil wnh Ihi-ir business, nud go home. Fi r one, he 1 1 oped the resolution niiglu be ndop't d; ttail uieniliei uiiglil Irom d.ty lo day leel llie neces-'ly uf making slu-rl speut lies, and tiespi.lchiui: biisint'S rtipitllv. j He wa nwarir ll.al hr had I wen arens-ed bv hotii" of mak ing loo long siecYlie ; nud he presumed he was Htineliuie usii.je ui llie l.eat ol tleli.tle Imw muci (unr he was occu py 110.' ; (nit tie had certainly Inni in retrain Irom speaking on iitv sulip cl, unit's he It It nlnohitely in.pelleil li VBseuent buy to tlo o, and then lie always dttintd lo la' ns brief as ;to-ible. li uerjit, luiwrvcr, be iisetul tolumselt t have con-tt iuiiv before his mind the consideration ih tl the tiny of tub jtniri.tin nl was fixed, and there was n lime lo waste. Air. rnru opuoseil the reoliilnn, nnd 111 repiv to tlierrmnrK itiAile bv Mime K' lideinau, thai fixing upon a tiny for tidiouru- nt, would induce members lo woik hnnler. said if the re- si l it 011 wa ndopled lie should not work harder Ihau he now lid. He doubled much llw policy ul ndopli tg Ihu resululion Mr. D .'-bun nsstired the Houe thai less lime mint be eon lined u-i li-'stv . or the se-sion would be proton-jed to the nod-lie of Maich. Ou llw Wjaiidolt rounty question nboul I.VI pei-rlie, were made, Tim was rousuining (ho lime of the House uimrcetsiirdy. Mr. Moiris was opiHtsed to acting nn lite resolnlion now, though no one was more in favor of short sessions ihan lum- II. He tlmtiht iia-inbersshouhl lie patriotic enough to count to stay mild the business of th-' css on wn rompluied, 1 it ai - per day, if required until the fir si ol July. Mr Flin-t math' some remarks, the purport ot which the Iti-tiorli r il.d uol hear, exceol lhat nu nibcf should recollert liny had vet to lihl Daniel's two homed inoiisler uieiuiiug ihe Hank'lldl ol llie Senale I Mr. Mill, r thought it was tonearly in the session to fix uMitiatl.iy lur adjournmeul, rsps.ruilly when we look at the iuiHn,mi l.iisiitess vet tu lie acted upon, an I wh ch could not a- g."l ihrtii.gh Willi hy the lime proposed for ndjonrnmeiil, titles the 1ua10r.lv chose lu upuly llie gag, and rut oil the iinunrity from being he aid. .11 r. hwiu.' dieiiued whet hnr lixiug upon a nay lor nijouru- inetil wotiid htciut ue the tic pali h ol Initiue-s He tin) no mpngn the moiive ol gentlemen in ihe advocating the reso union, and upKisc.l the geulleinaii whnotfered il was serious, and did uol oiler it for iiuneomb. Mr. F. said he w -s ready lo adjourn jnl ns stmn n ihu business wns done, nud mil le-lorc. He siuigesletl n reference ol the resolution, tu give 1 one to see further into the mailer. Mr. oolscv moved to itositMuie ihe further conideralion of ihe resolution until Ftidav, ttie I HIi uf February. Fiirihet remarks were made by Messrs. Koudebuili, Furtl. 'ovvnti nnd Hrovtn ol llainilloii, when Mr. Drake, observing lhat eiioiuh of lime had already been couoiiiiiT'd 111 llie discuision of this resolnlion, lo tlespalt h con- idernt.lc ol the important bnsine-s before ihj House, moved lo lay it on Ihe table, winch was enrried nv es ,(7. iieen 12. The House linn went intn rommitice ol ihe whole. Mr I'l. nil in the Ch tir, nnd considered n nuuibrr of bills, which re reported back nud appropriately ibspoMil ol. Tliu House took a recess. Itemnrk of .llr. t'ovren. Ou the ptoposiiiou lo rtfer ihe nn creating the new county of V y.ui.li.1 to Ihu people ol tin terniory included in its boundaries, at llie spring election, lu vole whether il should t a law or uol. Mr. Cowen said the pionosilion he believed, was without precedent, nud he thou-; In uiiroiisliiuiional. Tliu (icneral Assjcmblv have the h gislniivr latwer of llie Slale, I imui us (evolves the responsibility, mid we raniiol exalte it bv sul- sliluln.g a law maker m the people, or any portion of the people. Our laws were nidlteiilivatcil by Ine signatures ol Ihe eak rs ul the iwo I louses. hen those name wt-iesign lo the arts of llio (ieiit-rul Assemblv. Ihev In 11 me Inw They been nut laws absolutely, not conditionally. It was our bil-tness, made such by llK'Cunsliiuiiou.loereci new comities. No oilier tower could do il. ll we Could reler ll to tile people ol iho terniory which is lu comiose the new ennuly, we can reVr il lo more or lewer persons. Wc can refer it to arbitrators, or m the (iovt-rtior, or any other person ur pet sun we may choose. I li.s, it is nnl, is democracy. He Ihooghl il was democ racy run into the ground, deep into ihe irrouuil. ll we do not consider il exa-tlieiit lo pits this bill, il we are uol uo'v snlis-find lhal the publ.c interest will Ite promotnl bv il, il ought not In las. We, m such rac, lionltl iiidelimlely Htsipiuie the bill. We would um, by relerriu il lo ihr 11 nle. n unl rem ton sil. ilily. Il would Ite etpinllv cotulilnlional for a court tn render a ilxmeut, upon rondiiiou ll- H-ople ol n lownsh p or roumy aibl atliftii 11, otherwise thai 11 sh-Mild bo tout. We ran l iimiso no such conditions upon our Inws or nrl. If lbs coa lition lie uiMTied how ore we to know whether ihe net is a Uw or not f ho is lo roiiul the voles ! ll ihe persons inlet c tied nre not sslnlied, when, where, nnd belme whom, is the correctness nt the returns ol poll hooks in lie tested ( r tire rcicm 11 tu ine rase 01 law iur Hie mw ul seennn ixU'cti. In those cases it is snid llie uuestion was referred 10 the Voters it) eat Ii lowuslup, lo th icrmiut, by a majority of 1 tie 1 r voles, w iietiier the strlion ot ihetr lowtislup should or snouiu nut la sol. I, 1 1 casei were in no rcsH-rt nniilogous, e Were nlten led In assume faUe itostlions bv false analogies, Tiie ncls relerred In ns precettrnts were uassed lornr uhtie Ilm iraitsl'er ol propcrlv. The voters nl tlw- original sur- y en low iisiutts were coiisitleretl ns llie proprietors, and Ihetr nssetil wns considered neccssnrv to llie vnhdilv of ihe Irans- I oese laws, ho said, he had nlwavs disanoroved lie U'lievcd Ihetu ns iinconiituiioiial ns lliev weir inexpedient. ns iiiexia-ilieiil ns lliev were uncoiivtnniiotuil. lie had known hums sold under these law (or less ihnu one dollar an acre lhat were now worth from ten lo lit teen t'ollars per acre. Had lliev U'en returned, lliev would hive all'or.letl a most vnlunble fund lor llie tlurntioil of voiuh iu all time to come. I hey arc gonrt the stlet hate been anpiMt eti ui, precedents have eiveti ihein force, and il is now ion tale lo ulince our sleps. Acts ul incorpnrnlion are re'errcil in. wmcn it is nui re-jiurst Ih" the assent nl corporator 10 becotitf laws. Not so. rhev are grauls ol franchises. The gia I d. not vest w iih- out Ihe acreplntice nl ihe franrhisr by Ihe granlee, T he acl it, however, pcrlecl, nud ueetls no further acts lu give il fuiec- CIov. Tiimivw of Miirvlnml. in hid nu"'H!iy;o,riririir'8 n!ffnin lunytli.t'orlhe anitoxatbui nnVxnu. Mnry- Itnil in n itnmg Whig SHHe, w it mur notion Chronich, Tlio iilmvn ii ono of t lint miPiiliinp "rt nfltna fnr winch I.utivilt'a pa per hnn liecinno fitmoim. Wliy ilnen not tlio Bcnm) tell Iti ri'mlorit Hint (Snv. Tlio-man in a Lucoioco, clitMi'D three yearn ngn? i,om'j-mVe Journal Another thiol nt Wnnltinptoii is tnlkoil of Dr. Millor. 'ill Acai-itant P.M. lii'iicrnl, Imvinir aitya minor hern clm'Irng'Oil hy Col. Kinlirr, fililnr (loco) of tho ('levelnnil Hnptibhcnn, ami lato rt(U'Kr of llio I Liglit-houio at the mouth of Huron nvur. 1 Gov. Siiuhk, of Pennvlvitnia, hns appointed ihp Hon. Jrasic Mm. 1. Kit, of Perry county, Sr-crrt ir? of Hialo, ml tho Hon. Jmi K. Kank, of PtnUdclphia, Attorney General of the Comnionironlih. PUBLIC OPIiMON. From llie Clermont Courier. Tbe Bank Hill. A synopsis; of the Rank Hill now pemlinjf in tho Senate-, will he found in to-day's pujwr, und, in connection with tho report published in our luat, will en-uble tho render to form n very correct iden of its provisions. We have examined the bill, and nltliouoh wo pretend to know but little of the science of Uauk inp;, yet oh fur ai our knuwtfitfre extends nn the subject, wo fuel snliHlied lhat the plitn proposed is well digested, and ;tmrded in every essential pnrticulnr. It will be st;cn tlitit it conteniplutea the establishment ot n Ktute Hank with branches tho stock to be owned hy individuals and alrfo the establishment ot Hiato Slock or Free Bunks, at the option of those who nitty own the Block. The amount of stock to lie invested is limited tn six millions of dollurs, to be apportioned equitably anion jj the different suctions of Ihe State. The bill is no doubt susceptible of amendment in some particulars, but even nlmtild it be adopted as reported, we nre persuaded it would atford a (food currency, nnd fully meet the public expectation. Tho bill holder is most ellbcttmily secured against loisin almost any possible contingency the payment of notes rendered prompt, without cost and without luw suits nnd ut the same time it offers to the capitalist a liberul profit 011 his investment. Tliuse loading objects beintr attained, the balance is mere detail. Tho whole lncofoco kennel is out with full yelp agninnt the bill, hut this wua expected ns a matter of course. The truth is, they know the bill is a good one, and therefore they ntfuail it with the ntoro virulence, in tho hope of making it unpopular with tho people before it is tried. Utit that game will not a-vi.il ihem; it has long been plaved in Ohio, and is well understood. The people desire a good Hanking system, and are disposed to give any plan the present Legislature limy adopt n fmr trial all that the deinigogiiPB who follow M.-ilary's lead may say to the contrury notwithstanding. From tho Tuscnrawa Advocate, cVetr Hanking l.nvs The Committee nn Hanks and the Currency have reported a bill to incorporate the State Hank of Ohio, nnd other Hunking Institutions, It embracesseventy-three section, mid divides the State, under one of its plans, into twelve, banking districts. The ninth is composed of the counties of Wayne, Stark, Holmes, (,'oaliuclon nnd Tu'curnwnH, in which the number of banking companies to be formed shall not exceed two, with an aggregate capital not tn exceed four hundred thousand dollars, Tho bill is drawn with great care, and partakes somewhat of tho New York system of H iuking. It is impossible to adopt any plun which will be satisfactory to all. Wo do not expect it, nor do we anticipate n general support of the Hanking bill now before the legislature. But we do hope that a spirit of compromise anil concession among the Members on this important subject, will 'result iu giving (he people of Ohio, a few rjtmd mid M?rmaiieiit Hanks. They are wanted to drive from the State tho foreign currency of iloiibtf.il solvency, with which wo have been for some time pestered through loco blundering and political quackery. Ve are not sufficiently acquainted with the principles of banking to form a correct o-pinion of the bill now he lore the Legislature. Hut we have been told bv those whoso opportunities of judging have been better than ours, that tho princi ple o tliu, bill now submitted are good that it af fords ft fair profit to stockholders, nnd nt tho snme timo ample security to the bill holder. If such be tho case, wo hope it tuny pass into a law. The re port accompanying the bill will tie tutinu in tue prece ding pago among the legislative suminury. From the Htlmout Chronicle. We this week present to our renders a synopsis of the bank bill, reported by the committee in the Ohio Legislaiure. The bill is long, too long some will sny ; but wo would have tho reader tu remember that it is a bill to create a State llmk wnh branches, and also a number ot independent banks, thus nl- lowinff the capitalists a choice, irotn tho variety of opinions, held by distinguished persons in various parts of the Sute, it has been thought necessa ry to try to suit nil. 1 bis may tie an error, not unlike tlmt of the individual who endeavors to plea no every body. Such is very apt to please nobody. However, in regard to Ihe bank bill, the people will not he very captious about whnt kinds ot banks they have, en that they be so guarded ns to make the note-h'dder safe. We want something belter than the old lncofoco over issuing concerns, and something more practicable than the late modem, abortive elibrt of the same gentlemen. The guarantee of Slate Stocks is.no doubt; under proent circumstances, tho bent that could be got. The question remains ; will the capitalists ho willing to bank under the law ? Another question, we confess, obtrudes itself; will the two systems of banks work together? The Slate bank branches deposit as security 10 per cent, on the amount of circulation, while the fieo hanks deposit an amount eqti il to the capital paid in. However, the several bram-hes of the State bank are liable tor each oth'-r, which the independent hanks nre not. Could our Legislaturo not gtvo us something not so complex. Hy the by, tho iJOlIt section draws too fine a sight for our optics; in other words, the meaning is obscure. From the Coiiiieaul Keporler. Hunk Bill. Among our legishitive proceedings will bo found tho It e port of the committee on the Currency, nf both branches, on presenting a bill "to incorporate the State Hank of Ohm and other H inking Companies." The hill itself, containing 7J lections, nnd filling ten columns of tlipJNtnte Journal, we nre unable to Iny before our renders. We rejoice that ft hill regulating Hanking in Olio, has, a ft it much delay, been brought forwnrd, and though it is exceedingly unvvielilly nnd tedious, wo have no doubt but that it will be shaped nnd fpbssed into an act that will afford us a currency of our own, adequate to the extensive nud growing business wants of this Stain. There wns much difficulty in drawing up a bill lhat would perfectly harmonize nil the conflicting preferences on this intricate subject, and it is not surprising that this bill meets with opposition, botli in nnd out uf the Legislature ; but whether these objections made to the bill nre just or not, we do not at ihis timo prrtend to say. It will, however, we think, bo considenbly amended before it will receive tho sanction of n law, and soon as it shall have received a permanent form, wo shall publish the bill entire. From the Ashluluila Sentinel. The Hunk lllll. The bill introduced in the Senate on tho 7th int by tho cointniltee on Hinks and the Currency, lo incorporate tho Slate Hunk of Ohio and other ilm king companies, coutniuing 7:1 sections, an J is ol so great length as lo preclude ils publication at this timet and from the opportunity wo luvo had, wo cannot now give even a synopsis of it. It is objected to in very strong terms by some of the Whigs aa well as the l,oc oa. At a public meeting hoi den al Cleveland, on tho llllh inst., it was unanimously ri'solvcd, that tho bill is deceptive in its provisions, partial and unjust in itt details, odious in ita principles, nnd nppurently intended, under a shadow of freo banking, lo fasten upon the Statoasntuf powerful monopolies, Oitfi cult as tho task may be to Ira mo n general banking law, atford the necessary facilities to our husuiesa community, to rusuro safely to the bill hid tier, nnd a prospect to capitalists of a profitable investment, without llie creation ot a monopoly wmcn shall op erate hereafter in a manner detrimental to the inter cuts of th people, yet we know the thing hna been done in other States, nnd we Iiave contnlcnre Inst the wtidum of our present Legislature will lead them to such a result, in this important undertaking, as shall meet the expectations of tho people. I'rnni llie Lima HcMtilrr. Tke Currency. Wo hnve rend through the details of tlio Hank Hill as reported in the Senate of Ohio, by Mr. Kelley, chairman nf the commilteo on Hnnks, &c. Wo do nut pretend to bo skilled in banking or llnnncinl matters, and consequently have but little coutiileuco in our own opinions on tho subject. Still as far ns wo nre capable of judging in tho mutter, it does appear to us, that in the provisions uf this hill, the public nju guarded against any possibility of loss, ns well ns Ihe banker assured of n fnir remuneration lor the investment of his cnpital. Now this is all that the peoplo want. They want a syatem that is both prnctictil and snfe. A system that will atford in diiceuienia suificient for capitalists to invest their money, nnd vet so gimnled as to save the bill-hold er from any danger of losing from failure or depre ciation in value ot paper money. A COMPI.IMFJITART PlNNKS TO TMK Ho. CaI.KB CrstiiNu is tulked of among the Merchants of New-York, without distinction of party. NUMBER 27. Tinin of holding the Courti Id Ohio for 18li. tfynnprn of tilt iwti tiring the timtt of holding the Courts m Oltiitf careulty prepared far the Ohio titutt Journal. Ni PKKtm eoeitT. The Hiiprcme Court will hold iiis iesrions for tlio year 1H45, in Uio neverul counties, us follows, to wil : Columbians, Feb. 27 Williams, August 8 Mutch ;t Henry, " 7 Lucas, M " lOWooJ, " " 11 Ottawa, " lit Sandusky, " " Krie, " ' 'Mi Huron. u M lyoruin. April il Cuyahoga, 7 dediiffa, 1 1 1. .ke, " It Ashtabula, May ! Trumbull. " yMPortuije, liNumuiit " UU .Meilinn, June !i VVayne, 5 Uiciiland, " 7 Knox, 11 i fljickinp, " 1 1 :Coshoctonf " iSMtoliues, Jl'IflTHOll, llelnuint, Washington, Morgun, Meiirs, Gullia, Lawrence, 8cinto, Adams, Ilrown, Clermont, Hamilton, Duller, W'arruii, Clint Highland, Fayette, iMaiJison, Clark, (ireene, Montgomery, Preble, Diirkc, Miami, .Shelby, Mercer, Allen, Hardin, IjOgun, Champaign, Union, Delaware, Marion, Crawford, Henrcn, Hancock, I'uinnm, Von Wert, I'aulding, October July ';TiigcarawQg, SiW Stark, JlCnrroll, 5 Harrison, !' Monroo, 1'-! (iuernsey, It Miifkinguin, Hil'erry, 111 Fairlield, 21 Hocking, Uii Athens, yti Jiickson, Uf 1'iko, UO Ross, 1 I'ickaway, 4rrankhn, " i Court in Bank, OTITHI- Pl.BAS. 11 14 Hi Id W) u 'M September 1 4 III 17 'M 1 " li " 111 " lit 17 " " V7 " ) November 1 U li 10 l: 17 111 A) December 1 1 August i: " I.'. IH " SO y4 " ill January 1 FIRST CIHCLMT. Miami Starch 4, July 8, Sept Kt. Ihrki March lrt. July 22, Sept. 1)0. I'rrble March July Sit, Oct 7. Shelli; April 8, August 12, Uct. 21. Mmer April 15, August II), Oct. 28. .Muulgomcry April 22, August 2ti, Nov. 4. SFCO.ND CIRCUIT. .V'frisn Feb. 2.'), May 27, Nov. 10. Srntca March 4, June :j, Sept. 2:1. .Snnihuku-March 11. Jims 10, Sept. 30. Ottawa March 111, Oct. 8. Huron March 24, Juno 17, Oct. 23. Krit April 2, June 2ti, Oct 14. Vrmford April 2:1, July 8, Nov. 25. ll'yandotttJuly 13, Nov. 18. THIRD CIRCl'IT. .Viimmif Feb. Jl, May 27, Sept !. Portage Feb. 25, June 24, Oct 7. Mtakula March 111, July 7, Oct. 28. Trumbull April 15, July 21, Nov. 3. rot'RTii CIRCUIT. Mndingum Feb. 17. May 2(i, Sept. 8. Licking .March 10, Juno Ki, Sept. 2!. Cothnchn April 14, July 28, Oct. 20. Perry March iii, August 11, Nov. 3. rirTi. circuit. Tureaniiwii -March 24, June 23, Oct 15. Columhinna April 8, August 18, Oct 27. Stark May 5, Sept I.Nov. 24. Carroll April 21, August 11, Nov. 17. SIXTH CIRCUIT. f'airiilil Feb. 17, May 5, Sept. & Jlockinr -March 10, May 11), Sept 20. flaw March 17, June 2, Oct. tl. i'lie March 31, June Iti, Oct. 20. Jnrkmn April 7, May 2ti, Oct 27. Pickaway April 14, June 23, Nov. 3. SF.VF.?ITIt CIRCUIT. (Ireene March HI, June Ki, Oct. 0. JlnlterFea. 17, May 2(i,8cpt 15. II arren March 24, August 18, Nov. 17. Clinton April 14, July 21, Nov. 3. FlallTII CIRCUIT. .Ilhenn Feb. 27, Juno I), Sept 1. Il'aihinglon April 2, June hi, Sept It. Scioto April Ki, June 2(1, Sept 22. Ijiwrtnu April 30, July 7, Oct.O. GViia-May 5, July 14, Oct 13. .Mrin May 12, July 21, Oct. 22. Morgan May 111, July 28, Nov. 3. MSTIt CIRCUIT. Hamilton I Regulated by act of February 4 1836. and amendment, March 11, 1843 r.;.y t - i .... it t ... . ...uw rnpi i.iiimiujr iii January iniro, Monday in May, and first Monduy iu October, an- ually. TEST!. CIRCUIT. ,'hlamt Feb. 25 July 8 Sep. Ki. Jlighland March 4,'July 1 j, Sep. 23. A'.iiile-Murcl. 18, July 211, Oct 7. fVrnnont March 25, Aug 5. Oct. 21. tirown April 15, Aug. Ill, Nov. 4. F.1.F.VENTH CIRCUIT. Jotmrs-Fob. 24, May 5, Sep. 8. Urttiie March 5, May 12, Sep. 17. Medina March 17, May 2i, Sep. 29. Knot March 24, June 2, Oct 13. hiehland April 7, June Hi, Nov. 3. TWF.l.TH CIRCUIT. Franklin April I, June 17, Sep. 3. Madison April 17, July 1, Sep. Ki. Clark April 22, July 8, Sep. 23. Cnnmrraig-n April 2!, July 22, Sep 30. MuiKire Mny 13. Aug. 5, Oct 15. J'nion May 27, Aug. Il, Oct 28. Logan Juno 2, Aug. 2li, Oct 31. THIKTFE.VTH CIRCUIT, hood March 24, Oct 20. Lueas April I, June Ki, Oct 27. Henry April 15. Sen. 1. II illiams April 21, Sep. 8. 'ffiiiinjF April 25, Sep. 12. Putnam April 28, Sept Hi. l amttrl May 5, Sept 22. .Wen May 13, Sept, 30. Hardin Mny 1!), Oct. ti, Hancock May 2li, Oct. 13. rousTrcsTH circuit. Lorain Feb. A, Mny 13, Oct. 28. Iltnuiia March 2.1, Juno 3, Sept 30. Lake April 8, Juno 10, Oct 14. Cuyahoga Feb. Ill, May 20, Aug. 3d, Nov. 4. riFTF.F.KTH CIRCUIT. The times of twilling the Court in this circuit waa made permanent, by act nf March 12, 1844.1 llilmonl March 3. May lit, Sept 15. (Inermey March 21, June it, Oct. IL .tlonrof April 14, June 23, Oct. 20. Iltrrison April 28, Aug. 18, Nov. 3. J.rrjon-May 5, Sept I, Nov. 17. It is reported that Hubert Stuart, fq, has been removed from the ollice nf Supenntendant nf Indian Affairs si this place, and some gentleman from Virginia appointed in his stead. Wo presume no qualified Wolverine could be found. It is unnecessary 'or us tn speak in this community, of the signal ability and (ldelity with which Mr. Stuart has discharged Ins ollicial duties. Detroit .idv. Ttlft IT St niat.tn. I'n.... i. ...... I1L.1-J-l.-l . - v .....ni i miaucipma, made a distribution on Thursday nf Iho funds truing from the ssle nf Chilli. pin h. tl. that port in 183!', for violation of tlw revenu laws. itv nuiiiiiiii oi money nistrinuted was g.l,llt0. Of this sum 1(1.510 went tn the Government, snd llio balance tu various informers tnd custom-housaotliccrs. Mr. Rhett of South Carolina, in hia an!, mw, the Texas queation, said: "We will not be scmpti-lons as tn the menu, of annexation, hut Aires it ire .rut. 1 ins is llie mnrslitv ot a tnntpad. The footpad says: Ml will not be scrupulous as to the means of getting that gentleman's purse, but have it I will." i.ou!ft'u7r joiirnm. The Harrisbiinrh Tele rrrnnh mil li KI ..lins threw a nicket into thn llniin nf linhri,Mnt.i,.n. ... Turndny, in the shape ol a n'solutmn cnllnitf up.,, uu- sihiiii i it turn mr ceritun inrormntion, winch, it is llHlOVPil. wllPfl nrnrlticoil H ill lfn. I in lK sl...u.u of Sstmo enormous rohhenes practiced ujwn the Coin iiiunwuiuiu oi rennsyivnma. piihliMhed st Hrandon, Miss, nf Iho iilat ulU niakrs tiiriiiiitn tn niiiinr on insurrection nl slaves ahmit Brownsville, Hinds ca, Miss. It ctntes, tlmt eitfhl neirrors sro naid to have been arrested, and to have confessed their guilt. fir.o. W, Unrso, tomo linn MiniMcr to the Court f U... - l: .11 i a . . . in fi'tiMi, utiu iiuw nTBioinir ai i ana, m pilDlipnril letter in re pi; to tin charges of John Quincy Ad.ios nnnn him