Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-28

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oteIvsnd n,rnoseiy Jisroaar5aJ ' ~ o,onao, ,U,
tiaI 9nJ viiaI Ice of on 49, 'av ,S9,,,
in annortonipg ,ba Stata ;to s Or ~ a,,"i :, -
81 dIstrcts hat n,inori,, % i, ~ f tO ~ I,',oIi
have a nneiarit, of ,bo w. '-lS PGoP.'
There sin he R}ontooerv wv dstric, sp,, or v9'
.lation ,,f1oo 600 - uia'' IC' a Poiu-
trict thera ;s onIn ,o 10 tnp Ie1 20 eo o13 9
making ouo Iocof,,PP 81 80 ono onJ > >
half Who's TooL civ ttbo ohono olo of %''t th" "
lIontgomGry 6istic, 90 Enn Wv viii M fnd r rlil %
/ ton rounty Stfa.hal.- ao,,r., ,uitI, ,nhn,,
the neonIe of ETontoonerv Iiara Nv No ,'orn ',o,
/ tnterco,irsa ,hon-wii5 tho. c,,ntn of Imno.
Nor. has Clinton ann rio,bt, - ~ r,innoJ .n
the I'd district Tato bsr oT "a 10 is
sill manhattan of.7o aoo ,oora % tbon ,bo
! AVERAGE ponuIation. 70 dist,ic, PntHE,,
ton had 10 ha skent opt.oF ,bo CIar,,nnt
Brown and HIGHLAND district wLicb to'
oether with rli,Iton y,r,,!d o,,i,, LaI,a'had
q population Of ga G73 This Tiobf bava
Imadea Wbip district and that wnuId not
do at all.
Acain, tho norr,s tim, or tho et, d,strirt
isonIy 5o053 whiIe In,of Fron,Iio i TI'i IirL' ~
inc and Knor is 9o7ol nsI,ino, '1;r iaar-
epce Of 70 67I' But al Frsntii, bad 70
be used up. Put her with Delaware and
4 Licking. where she onght n haIon1 the
population would have been 80 205 and it
would have been a Whig district. But
fraud, rascalty and tyranny would not per-
| nit it.
/ might point out other districts where
justice, right and propriety have all been
equally outraged, buJ iorbear, simply re-
ferring to the Scioto district-the celebrated
"Gerrymondcr."
1t is said that the Wings at the extra seq
sion Of 1912 urged as a reason for heir
| resignation, that a law dislrictng the State
could not, Within ten years, he altered,
amended or repealed. This always has
been made on the floor here during this de-
bate, which charge we deny; but for the
sake Of the argument let US admit it,
What was the doctrine Of the Locoiocos at
that timel II will be recolIectcd thatat the
close of that extra session, the LocoloCo
party held in this CITY an Indignation meet.
ing; that many members Of thst session
were prominent actors at that meetng.-I
The proceedings of that meeting ere pub
Iished in the Ohio Statesman, under date
OF August u, .l842, and IN the preamble
to the resolutions passed at that mte'ng'
you |III ind the doctrine OF repeat clearly
admitted. Here, sir, IS the language: And
whereas the power to repeal the biz about
to be passed the dIstIIcung GIIJl was bold
" o'o.Tu L upon se % iiGo' o. % '''F :; 'Glio,g oy
G,,G ., 'i' uolla'o'o WHO o9r 1Tg ~, IL 1lr ,gyg
'nIoII1y N.Y. y, "tlep., y, ana ili.I IoH Lt'
Xxx hr En .L, 1It',E - M lED, ~ u now 100 700 u'1 70
1,",i oa ',"I " y ,,I, '',e 'a| "S2 o4o"o @ 70 VI
go i5,s' .... a.. Wooiu IT. ur Sooo'eo upon 'HV'"
''' e"0 I,gA' IT," ye"''
YES Mr. Speaker the LocoIocos at that
notable meeting soIemnly admitted mat the
Wings 6oIdly proclaimed the repeal Of thot
odlous measure, and they admitted thoH
the power was neoer denied,
Sir need refer Won to the TACT, that TINS