Immersive Ohio and National Politics in June Session
Ohio Senate and House pass bills to fix representation and county duties while dividing the state into districts. Delegates vote on officers. Governor’s map and journals order printed. national news covers Reform Bill turmoil, Birmingham meetings, and emerging Peel cabinet speculation.
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Senate
Ohio
House
General Assembly
House of Representatives
State of
Pease
United States
Dill
Clouse
Senath
Wiliey
Augustine
Membe
Newhall Hill
Birmingham
Worcester
Coventry
Wolverhampton
Walsall
Warwick
Ohio Legislature Passes Network of Bills and Incorporations
On Thursday the Ohio State Journal and Columbus Gazette reported from the legislature that Mr Lockwood presented a bill to incorporate the Sandusky Steam Company which passed its third reading. Also read were a bill to revive the Lewisburg town incorporation and a bill to amend the National Road preservation act. House bills included amendments to the Cincinnati Columbus and Octer Turnpike Company and to regulate judicial court times along with a Cincinnati Lebanon and Springheld Turnpike Company incorporation bill.
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Howell
General Assembly of Ohios
Senate
House of Representatives
Union Bidge Company
Creighton
John Storm
O. M
Henry Latter
John Everhard
Mark County
Joseph Whipple
Locking County
Methodist Protestant Church of
Cincinnati
Tarlton
Pickaway
Congress
Connecticut Western Reserve
Thompson
Willian Johnson
Noush
Firemans Insurance Company of Ciennali
Harris
Ohio
Mitchell
Moses Gregory
Sandusky Steamboat Company
Lord
Whr
Kilgore
Ickaway
Jec
Western Reserve
Cincwnati
Blackburn
Select Committee
General Assembly
HOUSE
Lucas
Secretary of State
Ohio State Jour
Columbus Gaz
Lockwood
Sandusky Steam Company
Lewisburgh
Preble County
Cincinnati, Columbus
Turnpike Company
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Springheld
House Adopts Amendments and Adjourns Sine Die
The House took up and agreed to amendments to the act preserving the National Road. The adjournment of the General Assembly was postponed indefinitely on motion. A message was sent to the Senate declaring readiness to adjourn, and the Speaker recessed the House sine die.
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Senate and Sons
House
Senate
General Assembly
Lucas
Creighton
Senate Adjourns After Agreement on Printing Laws and Journals
The Senate took up and agreed to the House amendment to a resolution directing the Secretary of State to print laws and journals. A message notified the House the Senate had finished its business and was ready to adjourn. The Speaker adjourned the Senate without pay after a matching message from the House.
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Ted Everperry
Jenteneniah
Cegard
Rooklyn
Gowannas
Senate
House
Secretary of State
Reform Meeting Sparks Birmingham Public Feeling
London dispatch notes a sudden Birmingham Reformers meeting after the Lords rejected the Reform Bill and ministers resigned. Citizens declare they will not pay taxes if the bill fails to pass, amid widespread excitement and placards appearing early yesterday.
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O'Crocx
Ailwood
Scholefield
Edmonds
Joseph Parkes
Muntz
Joshua Scholefield
Joseph Parker
John Green
London
Common Council
Westminster
Warwickshire
Staffordshire
Birmingham
Coventry
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Aedreland
Newhall Hill
England
London Times
Birminghham
Tines
Brreauncam
No Taxes Paid Here Sign Appears in Town Lawn Display
A report describes a lawn display near a gentleman’s house with a sign stating No taxes paid here in money and no goods distrained for taxes. The fragment notes May 9 and references a reform bill passage.
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Mr. Irving
Brown
Court of Common Pleas
Crawford County
Supreme Court of the States of Ohio
Philad
Saturday Courier
New York
Liverpool
King of England
House of Lords
Baal Grey
Hie
Lord Wellington
Dubeb
Imal
Codrington
Navarino
Lord Grey
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Baring
Earl Carnarvon
Lord Will
Lord Wharneviile
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Ellenborough
Board of Control
Bard l of Rosslyn
Croker
Duke of Buckingham
Lieus
Shant
Ireland
James Sear
Edward ‘den
Lord Thurst
Minot
Allen's
Barlow
Bennett's Hill
Drake's
New Street
Birmingham Political Union
Joel Z. Mendenhall
Porter Township
Delas Ware Gaz
Arnold
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