FROM THE CANTON (oHIo) DEMOCRAT.
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tionisn1 IN the Ohio Legislature.


Petitions of Abolitionists are daily presented
to the House of Representatives for the improve
nent ofthe condition ofthe negroes in Ohio, and
to encourage indirectly their escape from their
masters, and location among US. Some go for
admitting them into our common schools. thus
holding out direct inducement for them TO To-
cate themselves among Us for the benefit OF the
public school fund, and o'the detriment of the
white youth of this State But the strongest
evidence of fanaticsm, and submission to the
will of a faction that has yet manifested itself by
the Harrison party in Columbus was the pas
sage by the House of Representatives of an act
incorporating the "Red Oak Seminary" in
Brown County. an Institution for the education
of the youth OF both races, and wherethey usso-
ciate indiscrimina,elY, it being school for both
sexes.