Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
Ohio Legislature for 1854.
SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

HNHE meeting of the General Assembly on
the first Monday of December next, will
be one ofmuch more than ordinary interest,"
The whole State will look in anxious suspense
for the opening of the WING budget, since they
claim great victory IN the State. 1t is right
they should brIng forward their measures of re-
form and relief, that the people may judge for
themselves. And it becomes our duty to let
the people know all about their doings, through
the columns of our paper. If they are good, let
them receive the beneft-if evil, the just rebukO
of decsived people. A great State Bank ap-
pears tU be one of their principal hobbies; we
shall sec its likeness in bill, of course, and wo
can judge then of its features. 1t is we'll for
tho future interest of the State, that we have
a Senate to keep in check the doings of the
dominant party in the House until tho people
ascertain what the measures are they propose,
as 10 the case of Nye's Bank Bill in l840-4l.
We have good Reporters engaged for the session,
and shall SpaIe no pains in giving the people
ample information of what is going on at tho
Capitol.
The approaching campaign of 1914 is really Of
more interest to the American people than any
other preceding it, except those of 1910 and
1923, when federalism was in full power, and
will make the movements of parties, lis win.
ter, of more than usual importance b d. it be-
comes duty devovng OIL those who are en-.
trusted with the right of suffrage to keep them
selves well and correctly informed of passing
events. We hope, therefore, that every demo-
erat, who feels an interest in his principles, and
his country, will exert himself 10 spread iDfor.
nation in his neighborhood
In addition to the proceedings of the Legsla.
ture, and the general news of the times, we will
have regular correspondent at Washington to
advise us of the doings of Congress. The pro-
ceedings of the approaching Democratic Eighth
of January Convention will also ppear, in full
in the columns nfthe session, as we'll as the yeal.
y Statesman, which will, evidently, be of the
highest int crest to the Republican party of tho
State.
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paper, shall have copy sent him for his
trouble.
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TERMS OF SESSION PAPER.
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proceedings of the Eighth of January Conven.
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