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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

 Both branches of the whig legislature ad- journed sine die, this morning, after session of 102 days.

 Never since the organization of Ohio as state government, has a legislature met, whose acts have been so utterly infamous as the one which has just adjourned. When their dongs come to be caAyassed by the people -their fragrant violations of law, and oi the consttution-of honorand honesty, exposed to public gaze, spectacle will be exhibited at which the patriot will shudder. Fearful scenes have been enacted-fearlul outrages committed, and fearful will be the voice of popular indignation which will ring with siekeHing agony in the ears of the majority, who controlled both branches of the general assembly. Disuuion has found open advo- cates within it's walls, and sentiments ot pat riolism were laughed at in very scorn. Weak in intellect, depraved and vicious and lntolef@z ant, their doings sheW at the same .t.mea asn imbeciIily and recklessness without parallef

 They have at one fell sWoop hurled from office, in utter disregard of law, the board of public Works-all the engineers i'll the em- ploy of the state--aIl the collectors of canal tolls, and still unsalisfied, this pure and magnanimous majority, who prescribe pre- scription for opinion sake, have hurled from the employment of the State, every tender of q canal lock, whose monthly salary scarce sunices to keep soul and body together.

 They have enacted laws, building up ill our midst, privileged aristoeracy, confer ring OH the lavorad few, privileges denied to the many.

 They have repealed safeguards and re- strictions, which legislative prudence has heretofore thrown around the people to pro- feet them from chartered swindIers.

 They have violated the constitution of the United States and of this state, by annulling contracts befween the state and it's citizens.

 Under the pretenee of retrenehment and reform, they have created new offices, that they might fill them with Partizans, and have increas ed the salaries of other offices. gut we have no room for the long and black catalogue which synopsis Of their doings will make. An early and faithful history of the legislature will soon be prepared and published, and which will shew forth their acts in a light so plain, that he who runs may read.

 Ne cannot let this notice of the last tlegs- lature pass, without in the name of the peo- pie of Ohio, thanking the minority in both branches for their able defence of the peo- ple7s rights, They have earned, and well de- serve the praise of well done good and faith fal servants, and they will receive it from the people whose rights they have so ably sus- taned.