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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

AN OUTRAGEOUS INSULT OFFERED TO THE
DEMOCRATIC FARMERS AND MECHANICS
OF TUSCARAWAS, BY BINGHAM, THE
FOOL KILLER, g. KIRK PATRICK OF THE
BUZZARD ADVOCATE.
Democrats of Tusoarawasl Remember that John A.
Bingham, young dandy soap lock lawyer, of Cadis,
made IA whig speech in the Court house IN New Pha,
on the evening of September Sd, and in that peecb
this rufan and fool killer Bingham called the Dems-
Gratis BARN BURNERS thereby meaning that the
honest farmers and mechanics of Tuscarawas, would
burn their neghbors barns, and destroy their property.
Kirk Patrick, editor Of The Blizzard Advocate, was
present, and when Bingham roared out barn burners
this Jim Kirk Patrick Of Turkey Buzzard memory,
called for cheers, capped his hands stamped his se
rubbed his bald head with both hands, gave horses
laughs, Judas Iscariot smiles, and l2 hyPocritical
groans and grins.
Now We ask the honest democracy Of Tuscar awas
will you continue as subscribers to the Buzzard, after
this base and outrageous insult by that lying black,
guard and Judas Iscariot, of fhs buzzsrd parerl He
called for, and gave cheers, and 6 ybllS, like old
Bezebub when he heard the name Of Barn burners an.
nOunced by the fool killer.
Democrats, let this old harlot and debauchse know
that you will not continue to pay him $3.50 per year,
for slanderng and nicknaming the honest old Demo.
cratic farmers of Tuscarawas. Have your names struck
off his list and send his foul paper back from whence
il came, and rally to the polls every democrat, on next
Tuesday and by your votes tell these foul sandersrs
that you are Freemen- not Barn Burners'
There isa great excitement going OH throughout Tho
county. among the democrats, in consequence Of this
brutal insult Every dsmocrat when he reads this pa,
per- will repair to the polls, aud rsbuke the sIanderers
Democrats, remember, il is an insult and stigma on
yourselves, and your postery, be called in the peo.
pIe's Court house, at public meeting, "BARN-
BURNERS and ROBBERS, by Kirk Patrick, aud
Bingham, his Journeyman fool killer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
TOM CORWIN "HEADED' BY HIMSELF.

This srolling siumper has got himself fixed, in the
attempt to order wrts of election TO supply the places
ofthS traitors. When Speaker Faran wrnle to him. he
said he ud have official communication with less
than quorum. How then, did he find out these res
gnaionsl If he could have no communication TO less
than quorum, he could have none FROM less than
quorum. Yet he has received "Gffcia information"
from the Wing minority (athough they were no more
aqhorum than the Democrats) and issued wris Of e.
lection to fill their places So youses he has !hsadsd"
himself worse than the conspiraors But wen tell you
what to do:-go to the polls and vote for Shannon,
that's the best way to settle the matter.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
NICKNAMING.

Kirk Patrick for want ofa argument to sustain sink
ing cause has set 70 oniCknaming democrats One he
calls Jim Crow another, Counterhoppsr a third, the
carety Squire. aud so 90, Now we detest suck
course Of warfare but by way ofretaiaou, hurl back
the epilhets FIRST there's the Buzzard Advocate,
whose sdtQF bears such striking affinity 70 Turkey
buzzard that the name shall follow him 10 the grave,
AID the last thing S hears in this world will be the
"Caw, cav, Of that dirty bird Then there's Jim
Chicken head, Old Pc,Otsr foot, Jonny balm Tea,p
Martin Oyeregg &c. This list will be- increased at
leisure. 1.-THE wings feel aggrievsd, lei them go to
the Bezzard; lie started y aud they may see whero
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
JOHNNY ARMOR CAN'T CONE 1T.

The wing candidate for Senator is Out in latter to the
people, saying that he is no party man. and goes IN
for tho country, &s. Can't come ii, Jonny The DEM
oerats see through your goat skin. The sdsraiss took
him up that is enough to convince any democrat Of his
unworhineSs. What is bred in The bone, is hard to
come out Of the flesh So shove this fyderaIst aside,
democrats, and 20 the Democratic ticket, entire.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
BUCKS TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

BUCKS TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
PusuNnttO to previous notice. the largest mesng ever
held in Bucks Township assembled at Ragsrsve, on
Saturday, October LIST lS42 for the purpose o taking
into consideration the approaching political crisis, -
whcreupon JOHN MISER was called 20 the Chair and
DAVID RIllNEHARr was appointed Secretary.
On motion Committee was appointed to draft reso-
lutions expressive of the sense of the meeting.
During the absence Of the Committee Mr.. JoHN ],
ROBINSON d Chill, Coshocon county, was called on
who gave succncl history Of the Fodea promises of
I640 their performances; he also showed up the
doings ofthe runaway members, 10 the entire sadsfac
ton of the meeting, His speech received unusual ap-
pause and kept up continual laughter at the expense
of poor skin whiggery. lt
Mr.. JoHE ALEX AMBER of Bucks Township, was next
called on, who IN a neat pointed and appropriate adj
DRESS exposed the false and broken promises Of Corwin
and Federalism; he listened to with intense interest
throughout 49, -
Tho Committee then reported the following pream=
BILE and resolutions which were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, An event has occurred in the history Of
Ohio, uneTampled in the history Of our government
band Of political dssperadoes has broken up !he Legis
laye branch ofour Government, and seems determined
to upreol our republican institutions and jeopardze uur
liberties. Therefore,
ResOIoed That the Federal members Of our Lesisla-
ture by reasonably abandoning their seats and thus
breaking up that body defeating some Of the most
wholesome laws, setting at nough the will of tho mai.
lily who alone should rule in free government and dis
gr,cing State abroad merit the unmeasured dsap.
probation Of every patriot.
Resolved That we point with satisfaction to the course
of the Democratic members of the Legislature az pre.
sOning proud cpnast with that Of Tho Federal mem.
berS.,l ~. ,it.,. u
Resolred, That we hereby coincide With the Demo-
cratic nomination Of Holmes and TIscstawas counties,
and pledge ourselves to all honorable means to ss>
cure their section.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
CANADA.

By late news from Canada, We learn that the Cana
dians are about 10 put restrictive duties all wheat
and -four, pork, beef SC. which has found such good
market IN that quarter This is by way Of retaliation
for our Protective Tariff lately passed by Congress.
If this plan is carried out the prics OF Ohio whea! and
ers Of the west are made to suffer- merely TO benefit
few eastern manufacturers How long will tney be m>
posed upon by whg leaderS' II you regard your own
interests, vote lor Shannen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

ResOlved. That Old Bucks shall come up 10 The tune
of ONE HUNDRED majority for DsmOsssy, q "a
admUnitinn 10 the, Federal traitors
RssOtvsd, That we boldly march 10 the coming con
test with Wilson Shannon and the will Of lSS maios-
iy, against the caprice of faCtoUs minority
ed upon our banner.
Re'OtUsd That we approve Of tho passage Of law
for the sppraisment Of personal properly
ResOtUsd, That we are in favor Of the passage Of
law granting hen to mechanics And aboFsr thai Ihoy
mly not be cheated out Of the awsat Of tho brow.
RssOlOed, That we opposed to the Bankrupt law,
unuui and calculated to bsne the rich capitalist and
reckless specuator the expense Of the great abornK
masssS. who are By lis PrOVisions, dsbauSd GOm is
benefits
ResOpcd, That we regard WILSON SHANNON a. a
wise aud paroIie Statesman, and though the fumes Of
bard cider may or time deprive Ohio Of tho talents Of
her hvoriIs son. 'Ihe second sober thought will To-
place him in the Chair Of State,
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting are dua 10
MeSsrs Robinson and Alexander for their able address
Ses on this occasion.
ResOtUsd That the proceedings Of this meeting be-
published in the Ohio Democrat and COshoctOn Demo.
crlL 49,
JOHN NIsER, Chairman. 4
d. RHNEHARr, See'y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
SPIRIT OF 1910.

Some tha Wing papers say, the spirit Of 1910 is
revived. IN that year there drupkards made,
more suicides robberes and murders committed, than
were ever committed in any year before or since.
Still the whig leaders want to revive such disgraceul
era again. Will The moral and upright christians ap'
prove of men who would bring about anciyriime like
thatl If you love the welfare Of mankind Or the frse>
dom of our government, you cannot Whynot arouse
then and help TO pu. down such state othngs, by yo
ting the democratic tickst Mind, Shannon is on your
ticket.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
GAMBLERS AT DAYTON.

The Statesmen says number ofnoed gamblers pass
cd through Columbus the 25th, their way to Day
ton, to have game of cards with Henry Clay. Clay
is said to be the greatest gambler OF the eand Tom
Corwns election decides whether he is candidate for
the Presidency. Will you support gambler, or even
the tool Of onel If not do the far thing for our talent
ed Shannon, whose private & mural character no man
can say aught against.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
WING GERRYMANDERs.

ROcolsc thai the wings broke up the Legislature be-
cause, (aa they admit the democrats would not give
them but l3 out of 81 COngressnen. Recollect slso
that the wbg Legislature Of Massachusetts took every
Congressional district from the democrats but one :
And recoect that the way to teach the gerymauderers
and traitors, is to go and vote the whole Democratic
ticket and Shannon, 10 particular.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
DIsGRACEFUL,

The Ghillcothe Advertiser says that Corwin in his
speech at CirclevillS said that John Tyler was 10
mean, that he would steal the patters off dead nigges
eyes" Fellow ctzcns, shall we suffer man to 70.
main in the executive chair, who would use such Ian
guagO No. Then go to the poson Tuesday, and BY
giving Shannon your VOTE teach this Gorwin that you
will no longer be disQTaced, '. rav 81, W 81. ,.ll
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
A STARTLING FACT.

Tho N1rwalk Experiment says, the whg treasurer of
Shelby county has resigned his Office. HIS reasons arc
that the people in such destitute circumstances, that
it is impossible to collect The taxes without sacrificing
all their property. What load ofguit the traitors have
brought upon themselves. But they can be punished at
the ballot box Then 60 and vote against the dssroy-
of our happiness and help the Democrats to bring
about better state of things
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
COFFJN HAND RJIJs.

Kirk Patrick is making fuss over Roberts, the old
federal collector Of Philadelphia, whom John Tyler has
removed. This Roberts was the first man that started
The Coffin Hand Bills against General Jackson. No
wonder the Buzzard sheds tears over him. Come up
to the polls and vote against these coffin hand bill ped
lars
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
LOOK OUT FOR ANTI.MAsONs.

Democrats watch on, at the polls for the old antima,
sons. They promised to never vote for free mason
and to give notice whenever one was out for Office
Tom COrwin is Master Mason, and if you don't look
sharp these old Antimasons will vote for him. Stick it
at them. Brand them on the foreheads as monstrous
hyPocnUs and decelvers. Don't let one escape if he
attempts 10 vote for the Mason Tom
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

WORKINGMEN.-T Democratic candidates for
the Legislature in Hamilton county, are all working.
men. The Wbig candidates are Bank Officers. There
is the difference in the two parties in nut shell. Its
the interest of the workDgman TO go The Democratic
ticket, for whggeTy, times out Of 10, sends Bank
swind ers 10 The Legislature.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

MARYLAND election in Old Maryland cane
off yesterday. The Baltimore Republican of Friday,
says, 'the Democrats going to have great coon
hunt" and would shake the fur off of the coons, until
they looked like Paddy's woodPecksr: Let OhiOaus
do likewise, on the lib, and send the Fur Company
far Nd Salt river.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

Look out Democrats Of Holmes. "a leading whig Of
Holmes county, .wds int town on Monday and Tuesday.
On the nghtor the latter day. he made tracks for home
with buggy load OF printed stuff fOm the Buzzard
Office. Look out for sanderous handbilIs, and fraud
rest assured
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
BMZZies:

Look out for hired bullies who will be stationed about
the ballot boxes Stand square up 10 themi Thebaot
box belongs to the PEOPLE, aud not these hired ruff.
ans Meet these desperadoes on their own ground it
they wishl We are able for them in any way thef
choose. The Of freemsn nsver fail when duty
cal'l All we ask is FAIR PLAY. This we are de-
srmined to have Peaceaby if we cam forcibly if We
nlIILl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

Wing paper says 1--WE have arrived at fearful sri>
Sls' Indeed we have. and the only way 10 avert it, is
for every freeman to put down treason at the ballot box
and vote for good men, who will not bring on such
Crisis, But BE- sure you give Shannon q lift,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

Mao York Politics. accounts from this State Of
the most cheering kind. The democrats confident
of carrying their Governor by large majority. All
eyes are turned to the Ohio Democracy Let all do
their duty on Tuesday next and give Shannon rouSer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

SICK CoNeREssMES Several dis,nga isheh CangrsSs
men are now lying dangerously sick at their homes
IA nine months session. says the Globe, was enough
10 make the whole nation sick. Reader if you wan.
to get The chills, vote for Corwin, next Tuesday.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

Forty nine honsand dollars in specie arrived at Gin
cinnati. from the South one day last week. That is
the way the hard stuff on, when there is pros
pect Of having Democratic Governor. II you
want good currency help to make il, by voting the
demOcratc ticket
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
PEOPLE OF OHIO.

In all the States where Clay has been nominated for
the Presidency the Fe leral party has been Defeated
Go and vote for shannon, and he will be defeated here
too,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
For Tie Democrat,

Melsrs; Edltots,--B' il known, from the Falls ofNi-
asara to the GulfOf Mexico thar The last effort ofwhig,
gSry nes been made at LeeSbdrg Carroll county. on
Thursday the 29h ult. Agreat call Of the Coons and
Cider suckers, was made-he real genuine coons were
invited on the al.imporant occasion Great prepara-
tons were made all the chickens, turkies, hard cider,
humbugs, &C. that the country could Afford were serv-
ed up for the occasion The Feds Of the neighborng
counties were laid under contribution, both for money
and coons We'll, the great day at length came off,
instead of the thousands that were expected the whole
crowd men, women, boys and girls, all told did not
Oxcsed two hundred; it in fact feast olhs down.
fall of Whggery the empty seats and long visagss
fully Indicated Is not this sufficient proof that The peo-
pie getting tired of hard cider and coon skin sprees
the people ongsrlo be susd BY free dinners gi-
rafe, and tom Coolsres the second sober thought 10
doing s work. FARMER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
ZWeQNJ VOters

Must be watched. Hundreds Of votes Of this character
with eagle eye, and stsny re.istsany thing in the
shape of fraud Watch the pipe layers along the Canal
In 1910, boat loads Of them were brought into this
county at Bolivar Trenton, Port Washington and Nav
Comsrstown. Recollect that man can vote out Of
his own township.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

ANOTHER WHlG FAILURE AT LEEsBURG.
whig fandsngo and spree was attempted to he got
up at Les.bug, Carroll county, on Thursday last, cat
iom the following communication, il will he ssen that
i wac ''no co. The people have had enough Of whg
humbuRgerf. -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
Let not the ballot
bOI
bOG

B, taken from the place of voting unit! the polls sra
counted out The Federallsts will make one united e
brot box at home, how easy will be for them to take
out fifty hundred, or any number of Democratic
tickets and put n in their stead as many Federal tick
ets Fellow citizens, this has been done in many pla~
COS. 1t will be done this year. unless you stand up like
men-and like resist any effort Of the Fsderaliss
to take home the ballot boxes before the votes count
ed out Suffer it not upon any consideration Suffer
il moi.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
JACOB b. KOCH,

"lholmos coiiniy. a man well known to ,ihs citizens.
ofh'cOouy, as having been I'M The from, ranks Of the
Democracy foe ysarbaliliug for the cause of truth.
M. Koch isgtHssASnic, snt hence will always be
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
Count the Votes

As soon the polls are closed. Insist that this be
done, and with open doors, in every instance. Re-
member reemen that the ballot bog is your only hope.
II is there where your liberties win be preserved or
lost If you suffer fraud to creep EtO the bapI bOx a;
this trying crisis in our history, when the money Of the
and in open warfare against the peOpls-you will soon
feel the chains of dsspOtsm canking against your limbs
your boas,ed liberties will soon take 10 themselves
wings and fly away. These heaven bought privileges
purchased by the blood your athers- you hold
them only upon the tenure Of eternal vigilance.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
BE at the Polls,

Democrats no matter whether it rains, halls SnowsI
be the polls aud be there least two hours before
they are open. Talk your friends talk to the feder-
alisistslIhsm the truth conviction alwsys goes hand
in hand with The truth. Many democrats at heart may
vote with the federasS not knowing the fact and all
their lives after, have 10 regret it. See such men,
and talk to them about the company they are nsxpos
tulas with them about casting ayo,e that may ever
afterwards be reproach not only upon them. but upon
their children and their chidroLs chdren-for federal.
ism is q reproach to aly man, When sSt4sSAy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
DEMOCRATS.
-. be careful

TO examine wei aud see lhat Inc Ballot Box q empiy
when the voting commences. By means suffer your.
selves TO neglect this There is more in il than strikea
your at stsight Tho most outrageous frauds will
undoubtedly be committed upon the ballot boxes by tha
FsderaistS this year, unless they CLOSELY watched.
Again caution and entOat you 10 see to this thing at
each place ofvoOg Look ou; for the Federalsts, who
have grown furiOuS. and will resort 10 ANY MEANS
TO accomplish their ends.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-05

MIRACLE EN- ASGLETgRRE.-on paric
encore quelquefois dc miracles. En- volc'
IN qui, suiyant un Journal anglais, est ar
i've dams 10 coruts de Wits WAshirs): un
homne bien coann dams le pays ar ga
prosite ct sa Renaissance, ct bon cathoss-
que, s'occupait dams sa sielIlesse a Guilt
YER des Heurs. Sur sa fepstre etait ia lys
dune beauta extraordInaire quill await con
serve pendant I'hiver, ct don't il ~atteudaii
Ia fiorasson all p%rintemps. Une partle dc
cette espsrance a etc ~tronpse; lie lys s'est
fat yoir en- fleurs =; mais n mort subtle a
raw au viellIard lie pIaisir de ce spectacle.
On dema ndera OH est lie miracle; eh bien
il consiste 60 CO que lie Fieux aewlsse stant
decide lie ~ ~ftvrier, cpoque OH la nature
nest pas accou:amee Il prodn're dss Heurs,
lie lys s'est epanoai pendant Ia mutt sur la
fenstre.
Ce nrodige ma pas cause mons lie Ioie
que d'admtratIon aux entanis de &c Well
lard. lis sont persnaGes que Fl ce +, est pas
une metamorphose, c'est du n'o's le SYM
bole de Innocence ct CONNIE le tenso'-na'
&c du salut eterncl de leur pere. La tleur
sera p~ieusenient conserve par une des 81.
les du defunt cernino uTie venerable relique.
L'historien scada rapporte saelqae cho'
ses d'approchant d'un lys de Charles Quini
mails ayec moias dc fol que 10 nouyelllste
aDglals.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-05

Mn. fiGEsToa Veuillez announcer Angus.
tin Durlantier CONNIE ehndldat pour 10 Skrai
10 l'Ftat, st Maaars. G. W. Coalbs 81 4. w.
Newport. pour meusbfey de ID Giatnbre dsa
Ktprsssntans.
Mn, t%'Eplftrn: vsuil!ez anuoucer Mr..
JaH. n. ELAN, CONNIE cand,dat Ihar rnrrt.
sonter cote pafelsse a Ia prochains t~leet,or.
Mn L'FntrruR-Venillez aun6peer aie
slf. b. HlFlart sefa eaadtdat pour repFhsenter
10 eonta d'Ibefville au SAnat, i Ia pforhaiihs
election ct gull sera soutonu par lin grand
raUi1Fe dele 4tetrs d't)uest Baton ILosge OF
d11beryille.
Mn. L'Ep1THrh,~~Vsui!lez annercrr hfr,
ABEL WABDiLL, eptnr,e eandIdat pour Afaire'
de- entts vile i Ftlection rti dot ayoir lieu 10
noiz d'Asril proclaim.
Nous sorafnss sntnriats 4 anTiofrht M jas.
aoofER. eafldIdat pour In place de Marie Il Ia
prncAains election munieipals,
Mods eotnlneg prizes d'annartcer le General
JoHH DkvENroaT, cattd!daf pour tnembrs 10 h
C'4atnbre dos Reprteentaag, i Ia pfochaino
election.
lT Nous fomtnes autsfiRb 4 anuorcer Mr..
HftEY Jnnttsss.s CONNIE eaff1idai pour il
con#sl do vile, ct SAaL. SkotttFIp, pour
Trtsories ct Collector, a Ia psoehaine tlec-
ton.
Nous snmmes prtts d'ana5neer NcsBra. +.
ARBoua, J. IAagtao, MoxeAa MoRAs st A.
Mot,aEr candida's pour 10 Conseil do Villa a
Ia t,rochalne election.
Il. tsaraDng Of JoHs Husrgr rorevront
10 support dc laaucoup do c'toyens cotarne
candidatB pour 10 Consejl do yil!s a la pro-
chime election.
fFo1E eoinrnes ~htis1r.e5 = anuunfar NJ PAUL
vile a Il ptoehaIne election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-05
LEGISLATURE De La LOUISIANA
aacredi, % tttrvicr 1912.

~ET~ftN ~S
RAPPORT de II. Conrad dc Baton Rouge,
al nom du, comite nonme pou: exan!-
ner lie ~ptni:sntiaire:
lie comitaE dc In Chamhse dams le but
d'arir aussii5t que possible sur toutes les
matieres @co1cernans lie penitentialse ct Il
l'efTat de protter da moment OH Ia cham
are pourraits le mieux Sc passer dun anssl
irrsnd nombte dc ses meRih-es que ce!ui
dent SO com;sose lie dit cenlta, a sisite la
8ise institution depuis lie 3 %lanvier dernser,
n~6anrnoins Ear IN NAL entendu entre les
deux oointtes, c9ai du s6nat ne s'est pas
scnda a la d.te institution i la meme tpo-
que: ct a c=Sase des suicts inportans sous
reconsideration par derant Get honorable
corps, il a tssd6 jusqu'a tout reinforcement
j yisiter Ia elite institution. De Ia Went
gsctlon tarteFe du connie r6uni sur les
inastisres oul:iui ont ete referses.
Las conlp..as ct les etats des dcpenses
dr 1eniten%slre out etc examines par lie
aou1its. ct OF sse trouEes corracts ct cor
tesponiant xix reeus exhibes: copie des
dts couptef ct des etats sont annexes 4
oe rapport p<:sar ~Eiaspection de la leglsia-
ture. En- ies exarninant il appert cue les
dspenses coa::aates do Establishment pour
taannee Isfls So sent sleves a la sonu,e
se s5a,765 % ct que Iss reeattss 80 sont