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Hi It i a i i rejjarJ to any time spent therein, reported back the on, Ohio any IN SK.NATK. increase of compensation to those in luwini! i Dec. 9, Kdger- ploy i Works. Agreed lo. A bill lo repeal the registry from the i on Privileges Mr.

a i of r'ayette, gave notice of to Judiciarv committee. Rc- SENATE. Saturday, Dec. -A bill to repeal the second section of 'an act for the protection of purchasers at judicial and tax and a bill authorize suits upon i'urnifhed by the state, into service, in ed. The report concludes: i a bill lo repeal an act i i i Read the iirst time.

"A majority of committee are "An act to provide for the i oi ive of Ins intention opinion, being by i of and i a by ltr ui; bill lo amend the act levy- now in their possession, that tfie above citizens of each road i i passed Senators are i to seats as Senators Feb. 3. and to i tor the term cf two years as above spe- i ion of such officers 1:1 a a cified, i exception JenoiM i a i otlicers a elected. me son, by whose certificate it appears i.e The Speaker a i before i House ibe me Jn.tici.-iry i i i i i i and i Senate, was elected for the i i composed of a a Report of the a uf State; i i ihe expediency "I providing i i i i lllr ea lo placts, thu St-i the counties of a i i i a i and also the a a of Ibe a for the eleclion of Justices oi tile a Clark." for the commencing Dec. of i upon the a cacc oll -second TuCed.iy of Octo-: mi; taxes on all properly according to i true value.

Mr. GViiJvnl olTurrd a rt-soluiion. upliance i the requisition of the i'1-iieritl t'ovprninent. Laid on the a printed. a i a i i a i rs it aod si war i Mexico; and becau i the country in the guji jecl it to the reproach of and perpetuatiug slavert A i i a i the earnest andI i protest aforesaid, the Federal Go regardless of i Stales i i did i a and, i i i i of i i i a a i in the a i a legislature, more bers a i a i a of TexT by lav i i a a i a Ihe a i secnrj we 9, 1846." and i to be i In relation lo Mr.

i i i On i of Mr. i of i a recommend a be a a i i i a a i a his i i a for the purpose ol Resulted, a the A i ol a having it corrected. be to a ami to Madeira a i I I I a a a a laid upon the a as it was a i i of acres of a as by i i i i Asiesfors i each i i a ayes a i i Ihe a a a noes, which were 16 lo the i and the a a of i a in each a lost. i and the a of ant! HOUSE OF RiiPRESE.NTATIVKS. SKCONI) KKADI.NtJ OF lill.LS.

House i to repeal act Mr. Coddard moved that (he real in each as a Mr. Bennett, a to notice, mtro- consideration of question be postpone by the State Hoard of i i a i i i Idnced a i to repeal an act i 'an more i I i cn- Frtday, Dec. 11 Mr. a gave i titled an act to provide for i e.leclion oi lice oi' i i i on to-morrow, to Supervisors of roads and i i a Jiy i i.i amend an act i i liie eitizens of each i i Fob lowers and i I ami tn provitjc for their clectiu-! ic Pence and Constables in as other i oflicers.

a a 1-i, 1S31. I Mr. Fisher jjavc nolice of his intention to ask leave to introduce a i for the erfect organization of i i i a ed tiniil to-morrow, and demanded and also aggregate a of the i ayes noes. Lost by J5 to i of personal in each Mr. Perkins moved lo recommit the 0 i i of this State, as by ibe port wilii i i i A i as to the claim of -Mr.

ilford. Lost--11) House I i i a to 18 noet. i of a a i Tue i now occured on adop- i ilin he a i ami i tion of tlie report act lo provide for the election of Supeivi- of Ohio, and for the repeal of all laws i No. 1, to i for a i of a i sors of and liv tlie i i i of each passed February o. lS-11: and to provide tor the cleclion of such officers in the same a a lownship officers are elected, which bills were severallv read tlie first time.

now c.vis'.itiif on a subject. Mr. of ClarU, from the select i i i day a i mi a subject. reported a i to authorize the Commissioner of Clark to prut-cud moved a i i a i i to agree to said as follows: "Proal) the same back i i I a the a shall not a prejudice the right of any i i to Mr. a a i a moved a the i seat of any any reason be laid the a A to.

er a i i forms of certili- A a a was i the Sen- cates." ate i i the House a a had The Speaker i the i to agreed to the i in regard od out of order, from i decision i for i Mr. appealed. a a i the i to- Pendioir this question the Senate, on Wednesday at 'A o'clock P. M. Tt motion of Mr.

Welch, a Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M. i House assented to the a On motion the House took a recess. IN SENA'IE. AFTERNOON A very interesting and racy discussion took place on the moiiou to lay on ta- i ble the report of the i on Privil- ages and Elections.

The great point On motion of Mr. Martin, of Favetle, difference between the two sides of the Senate Chamber, was to the effect of ol acceptance of the it did not, in'-fact preclude any on ie i tc subject. The Chairman of the i and i a i contended, (and this point was The Senale repaired lo the Hall of the louse of Representatives. The Senators having returned to the Mr. Rceinetin offered a resolution to the conceded OD all hands.) that as the i effect a the judiciary committee be in- committee had no i a i in its pos- Istructed to inquire into the expediency of session of any contested seat, it was providing by law for reducing into a svs- to report as it did.

But it was a OD teimitic code (lie whole body of the laws now in force in this Stale. Also, that the committee i i into expediency of limiting 'leases and other instruments ol writing, or conveyances ol" lands. Mr. Martin, of Fayetle, presented' a resolution, instructing the judiciarv committee lo inquire whether any legislation is necessary lo a i effect the provisions of 'an act to amend an act granting licouses and regulating caverns. 7 On motion of Mr.

lickley, A i resolution was adopted for the a i of a committee of three on. the other side, that common report was alone sufficient ground for its consideration, and which member of the committee was a i This was sustained by a i a a usage. And now, that rumor was confirmed by so many Senators a i in their places and affirming the seat be contested on the most reliable it was without precedent a in legislative usages, lo refuse the request for a temporary delay of action in the i ses. discussion the Chair announced a memorial from Air. Cox, contesting the seat now occupied by Mr.

Wiiford." Mr. Trimble from the joint sel rnitlce appointed to wait on the Governor elect, now reported the discharge ol ure, a i a i i the iiiilinniil road west l(ie i i or lect com- i Sprin.L'iield; i was read tin; first timo. tion of a or ihe admission I.N.vrGtJRATION t.V GOV. I Mr. Hibburd now ollcroed a resolulio.i a and that the committee had re- I vhich was adopted) to ihe Ibilowiag ccived for answer, lhat on to-morrow (Saturday) at eleven o'clock in the his Excellency would be pleased to the General Assembly in the Hall of the House of Representatives, for the purpose of a i to the ceremonies of inauguration.

The House being in committee of tiie whole-The first order, to i House i No. 2, to repeal certain acts Ihcrein named (commonly called the Black Laws) was read from the chair. Mr. Vallandigham--For the purpose of hearing why a bill of this character should be introduced and urired to iis passage thus early in the session, he would move to strike out all after Ihe enacting clause; and the motion was carried. The fpiestion concnrrinir in the action of the of the whole on the bill lo repeal ihc Black Laws, Mr.

said, the objects sought to a i a 8e a is i i J.idw/tfrent, The war. io caled by i A afo has a i from "the act" a a i and has progressed contpiest by the a of the i Slat I i of 0 a a i a i i i a a X. i and a i i a and whir a apprel.eD'"' a i i Federal i be as an i by the a i now er, to i i and t-vii, a a a I i i i a 0 0 sessions of the i Slales, i i bat pan i a be acquired fron i by a or a to i in the Fed eral a i which i i will act i i to the intereiu a i Stales of the Un'' 0 liesolveil, by Ike General he. Slult if Ohio, Thai our Senators and a i in Congress be and thet are lo oppose all and act and a a i for its b- perpetuj. a i i i slaver? i a i be i i in aid a by a a provisions.

Resoivftl, a in the i i of a i a mcfsa.re be to (ie al A i i i a i i i i ,1 i was in any a i i a i body a the i such a i a i i a a i in resortino- to I a i ready for the reception of Senate, and for purpose of a i i i ihe oath of his ofhVc to Gov. i i a Bebb. The Senate then appeared; the Governor elect i a i lio Judges of officers of a Supreme Court i Mitcred I la A and a snid a has offensive a by the Ruv. Dr. Hone, the i i a oath was administered by Jmljre Bowon of the District, and Mr.

Bobli delivered his address, a i the Senate relired anil, the usual order to i h.iving been adopted the House adjourned- A ATnndny, Dec. 14, IS-1G---Prayer l.y Dr. Moce. r. rose anil a a A I a a from i i of a a a the a of the Senate and the part of the Mouse, to wail on the Gover- OF Mr.

M-etcalf gave notico a ha on some a ask leave to in- I troduce a'bill to a a the i of Canal a aod secure i sale to i nor elect, and inform I of his eleclion, and ascertain when he i a the oath of office, -UK! communicate with the The Chair announced Messrs. Ecklev, actual settlers. Mr Smith of Hamilton, gave and Madeira. notice A message was received from Ihe House that he should, on Borne a in resolution, and appointing the committee on the part of the House. On motion of Mr.

Edtrcrton, The Senate adjourned. ask leave-to introduce a i to abolisli the offibe of A CJeneral of i State, and to fix the compensation of certain other State officers at two a per day. Mr. Vallamiingham, according to previous notice, introduced a i for a i a convention to amend the i i of the Stale of Ohio, i was read the finl time. HOUSE OF RUl'RliSENTATIVES.

AFTKKMOON SKSSIOH. The Speaker resumed the chair. On motion of Mr. Trimble, of lilin-h- Mr Blake moved that the of. a the select i on the The following rcsolntit was adopted, lo i licsalrcd.

That live Senale increased lo five- the Hlack Laws be Agreed to. A message from She Governor was laid "before the House. The House then adjourned i ten o'clock to-morrow i IN SENATE. forth- i informed a the Hii.ll of Mouse of a i is now open for ihc reception of Senators for purpose wf i thu votes for Governor. And the Speaker and Clerk Thursday, Dec.

a by i of (lie Chamber, and Senators, became ng Dr. Hoge. The Chair a tho Stan i Godd.irJ i a of Mr. Cox, i the i of VVilford to scat he now holds in Senate. a i in i a of House Speaker of tin; Scnals- tin i i Speaker of ilio House, 1 ho Speaker ol Senate unsealed tin: of a eleclion for addressed to him from i On motion of the i a was of the State, and a accomplished by the passage of this a i in a and impressive man 1 I 1 i i- I bill, were such a many thousand; a a a i a the citizens of Ohio could not but feel the i the Senate a deepest solicitude sis to its fate; and he thought, that, in ii.s shape, it was not likely to meet i favor in House.

And, to say the least, it would certainly le very uncnuTteons, at i early stupe of i tu crush nrop- oshion at onco. He did pix-pcpc now to at any into a detail of ihe reasons upon which the bill was sought io be carried, but only rose to a il lie committed to the select i on i that subject. The Speaker The committee to i not yet been the gentleman referred hai tinnounccd. The motion of Mr. B.

a and the bill laid im, the table. The Speaker then iinit'itinced the a ing commiUccH of the House. Air. Ellison proposed lho i i i Kcsolccd, That in addition to information a by i i of HOUSE OF A I Holiday, Dec. 14.

A i I The i i a a read a i and to i i I I i 7 i I eoimnis- i i i i i a i i of I i i i a a i a road of i i I a i i a a i a siihstMpic-nt a i he i a a i i arjns: 'ioic a i become an i war against a neigh- i i a i that best i i a i i subs by a end of said war i i a i a matters in i by a i a i or negotia- i Itexolved, a ihe be re- lo I a i i to each of Senators a a i i a a Stales of i i a copy of the foregoing a a i Mr. i of i a moved to- lay a and i on Ihe a i a i i nega- i a a And on i of Mr. Tniesdale, The a a i were laid on the a and to be i -y a 39, a a a i before the House a i a the late Gove i a i I i i in a i i the Ohio for Ihe war. A a from the a of a i a i a i vacancies a to a i in the offices of Stale, i a to be i i i rose a i a i a a a i usual i a A 15, Ewinp, i i i i i i i lo wlitm; was a i to a a a i i a I a i a 1 0 i i a same a a rec- 1 A i i i a a A a i a a a i tin: i -jf pe: and i i tile member from adopii-il yes- i a Icrday, A i be reipicxl-cd i lo report tho i of acres of a in each i in tho State, ihe value per acre, and iln; i i a lei laws in force lor i a a i of real property for in i lso, i a i nl" houses, and all Also a i a i i i i i i nf I a a a i i i real properly i each a i a a l.nvs i force a a i of real a i in i i Alau i a eljll'c i referred to the i on 1'rivilu- gei and Elections. The Cliatr presented the a a of the Seciielary of Stale.

Laid on the table. The Chair prcscuted the i i ac- ccnipanying the i a of i ferred to same DII.L.S A I 1 I To repeal Ihe i Law. Tojelccta Hoard i of by To a i i i property a for i Hats. ()a motion of i i i for Tod. 1 Hi, for Uehb, 1 for Lewis, The Speaker of a i i lid.b be c- ty i i i i iy A i fur i i i i i i in years I I 1, a 1 8 I i i i a of fur a i i each last a Also, a he a a i ni in 1S-K; il i a i i In: a a i a i a a i i i i a a i a a a 14, A IMI a nf a a i i a e-anl i i i i a i i i i i i i a i i i i i a til a a and a i a a i real as a i a i i a i i i.iri-re-el a amble: ami renoliiiiuii Thul a a i a a i a i i in i i I a i i i a a a i i i i i i i a i t'nie i i i i a i a a i i a i i i i a i i i i i i i a i a i i i i a i i i a i i i i as I I a i i i of i a ot Ohio.

i The ol i lor session hy Sta.c of K- a 1 ,11 ef- i a a and on a a a i i a A i i i I i i i i i i would a lo bo i in IM 17, to ruin: a to be a i i i i tin: same a I I a i i i l0 i a a i a 1 1 i was i in ll.i: a i would be a from i i a I'I'C- IN SK.NATI-:. J'flihiy, Speaker i a the i of Mr. in took up theJ.OHUResolution, of ihe ihc contested can- fixing the timo for opening of official re- turne-of a election. mu. A Tt.vi:.

The i a i i I lo provide for it inoru gcnxjrti! Thursday, 2P. M. (hen i i i of tin; laws. Mr. Coombs, Mr.

Goddard, and AJi Titter gave notice of bills to be i 11; accomplish-ed, Senate repaired i I i to i a i a i i i of a a i i i i a i a i a be: a i I i A i i said he i i be a i on a He a a a i a i a i called for by bis (Mr. T.V) res- i a a a a ll ed. oitriKi: or TIIK DAV. Mr. fi'oddard, in puriiiance uf notiro, i i i to lo be broiijrht on of i a in the Mr.

Edgcrlon moved to a up report of i on I'rivjlag cs and i aod in i to said i (he Apreetl to. ibe lirst time. Mr. Reemehn i a i calling upon the Hoard of i'ublic in was inaile. The Senate then resolved ilsclf inlo a cornirtitiei; lho whole, and a sonic i i i a i I i i i i i tu: i si a i i a i i i i i a i i I rue.

i I a i i a i i i ng i i i i i i of i i i i I luliun I a i I a i i 1 it i I i "neli a rea.ly lo be I'm i i i to the i lo i i i i i on i i i i a Me.nye; and thcrt-r might be some i by i i a i i i Ihe Auditor. Tin i i upon following i ol i i the a in i i upon lo i i a doplion. Hi: would move to lay I hi: res- a i any i i of I i rui lho table. A i i the resolution was a i on the table. i a a a i for a a i I a I a i i a a i i ll.u A some i i Messrs.

i a i in a passage of ll.tf i a a a reason? i i i i i i i i a i oper- i was engrossed a read a i i i I Mr. olCuruii a i aiitlior- i i a a ho.ri/,ed to mo the a i a one a a i roads highway! i I i i a i ll0 i i a and Public i a i I i act i i i i i tt? i a a i a i re- i i I I i u-u on i i i a i i i i tht: i i o4, i i whole! i i a I I i OK RF.plvK.SF.NT.VnVES. On i ol i ul i a I i a a I iJ'iVOC- i a i i i i i i a i i Ohio a a i i un i i i i a i i i i i i i i i a i nflercil a i of i I i rc-spcclinfi i a i a i I i i I i i a i trim a ry of Tf.x as. Th.il i 1 i i i i i i i i HIM- Iroi.ps i a i i a a a provoked, by i a i i i a. Cwi- a i Ohio a full; i i i i 1 i i i i i i a i a eif I i i a i a i i a i i i a a a of resolu- i I I i a pi i i i i i i i i i a i i i i nn a a i i a i the i i a i a i to a a i a a of i i live! a i i A i and o( I ho i a a I in a ten- i 1 at i a Iho chief rc.