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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1850

Page

1

Printed and Published by Andrew M Gest Terms

The notice states price of one dollar seventy five cents if paid in advance or within sixty days and two dollars if delayed. The paper will not be discontinued until arrears are settled and serence inserted at the usual.

Senate Messrs Converse Simpson Lawrence Payne Beaver Burns Chase Dennison Democrats Swift Vinal Randall Whitman Eckley Byers Mr. Eckley Judiciary Cunningham, Alter and Dimmock Lawnee, Myers and Worcester Vinal, Byers Ayne Olds Randall, Swift and Beaver

Address at Franklin Institute anniversary urged in Clermont Courier

James Gisson of Felicity requests publication of an address delivered by J H Rottreck at the Franklin Institute anniversary in Felicity Ohio. The readers are urged to value the speech for advancing human character through intellectual culture.

Clermont Evirox J. H. Rottreck Franklin Institute Felicity Institution Jas. Gisson Murriim Harper Eckly Senate Chase Swift Myers Olds

March of Intellect and the rise of free government

A lecture-style tract laments medieval darkness and church tyranny, praising mind and science. It contrasts despotism with the modern spread of intellect across continents, noting revolutions in governance, religion, and technology that fuel a universal march toward peace and knowledge.

Ohio Legislature Debates Compromise Amid Seating Dispute

In a January 16 1850 session scene, Senator Randall criticizes seven weeks of unpassed business and outlines a compromise with Senator from Summit. They propose temporary seating arrangements for Broadwell Johnson and adopt new rules restricting conflicted voting. A bill to call a constitutional convention with revised apportionment terms follows.

Coursus Randall Speakre Senate Summit Broadwell Johnson Committee On Privileges and Elections Messrs. Broadwell Hamilton County

Ohio Senate Debates Apportionment Law and seating Row

The record outlines a legislative struggle over apportionment measures in Ohio with a proposed repeal of the Hamilton County division and related political maneuvering. It notes votes, procedural moves, and a chaotic Senate session with clashes over seating and committee appointments. The piece also includes a lengthy digressive anecdote about a British High Sheriff and his unusually styled juries.

Chimney design claim to prevent smoking

The Scientific American reports on authority a chimney modification idea claiming that enlarging the throat opening two feet above and doubling the size for a two foot stretch will prevent smoking and improve draft. The note suggests carrying the design upward from the enlarged section to the top.

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