The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-17


,hrouphihc ncsspapers ofihe state, ,ana ihat
tthoso means ofiiplormaiion in a very great
deaiee, obviaotbe necessity q giving ,oall|
he people d The state iis docamsnl y pam
Ephlet. Butuny gentleman on this floor wllo
Ihad ever travelled through tho counties com
| pos;na the district which he had the honor
Of Representing here, could not llayc failed
q discover tliat the pnbicpfints we're not Vi
medium through which his constituency could
reasonably hope TO be put in tho possession
Iof this document or any other, as, ir coiise-
ouence ofi Irregularities nnd iafdiness Of
lmail iacitics, but few took newspapers---aiid
Iof his German constituency, but very few.
i News ceased 10 be such when il was not had
for month after lis publication. Theie'
Iaro (said Mr.. Mccalf in my district alonee,
more dian tlioussnd German y0tcfs-good
men, worthy citizens, who vote, pay taxes,
aud perform military duty, and yet cannot
rcadihe English languagc men Of small
means, who do not feel able to take news
lpapers, and who will never read this mes
saae, unless The House order the printing Of
HI in their mother tongue. Many of these
men la requested him 10 send them this
land other documents in their own language.
| Tho amendment was offered in good faith
and for the rcasocs here assigned. He did
no, seek 10 mike partisan capital out Of it,
His whole object wis 10 do and act Of simple
jusice TO lqfgaapd most deserving par, of
The people Of Bis District, and Of the entire
state, whose birth fortune had cast in anoili-
er hemisphere, but whom the philant ropy o
our free and congenial institutions had trans
, planted 10 our own. Genilemen inquired
upon what priciple Of the democratic creed
4 we could print aud circulate ihroe thousand
4 copies in German, while more than five
i huudred thousand who read English, were
/ left des,ilu,c. Upon the saHic reason Of me-
ce ssity (said Nj. MY that we tax men for'iie
! support ofcommon schotls, who have not.
and possibly never may never have. child
! 10 receive the advantages ofthose schools
4 The diffusion OF useful information was re-
parded in this country as the great bulwatk
and defence of human freedom, and was
deemed Of sufficient importance to eugrafl
the anomaly ofour school system upon oui
constitutions. Mr.. M. hoped that the mo-
i lion 10 postpone would NO, prevail, and thai
the amendment would be agreed to.
/. The amendment was also sustained by Mr..
4 Cock, M
i The discussion of the ameRdeht was con-
i tinaed, in which the proposiion was opposed
by Messrs. Backu., Fisher, and Truesdale,
and supported by Mess,s. Meicalf and Smilh,
4 Of Hamilton.
A Mr.. Trmble, Of IIgland, now moved that
! the further consideration of the resolution be
,iindefnitcly postponed; and tho yeas and
nays being demanded ON this question, he
vote stood--yess1 rpys 81, as follows, ts
= i: - 4 e.:
!. Maihe "a t|,||r>, Mclrev. NebIe " aI'k
lin, ows9 PaIk, Puo1, Potter, Eicb'e |z's
sell of ll|.|FoII. I'allmau, '|'fimhIr o| IL
ingum, oIs|4 of iiighiAed, lu1sd s|s. Fur
Bloomhufl,, Clark of Butler, Cpr, Converse
+ Cock, Cotton, Dial. Donnsnwrih, Ellison
! Emery, Hines, Kennon, Larimer. lawrence
, Lyle, Meicalf, Museroye, Mcfarland, Nc
Mahan Of Lucas, McMahan Of Cosiocion
McMakn, Noble Of Senec,, Pufviance, Rus
sell ofPortage. Shaw, Sharp, Smih Of Lick
ing. Smith Of Hamiiop, Vallindghsm. War
ren, Williams srCoshocion, and yes ,----3i
So1,le resolution was Neutrality-suspicious.
Z cd. ef
Mr.. Metcalfgav notice, that on to-mor
! row or some subsequent day Of the presen
session, he would ask leave 10 introduce
bill TO establish the price efihe Wabash an'
Erie and Miami Extension canal lands, be
longing 10 the State sc Ohio, aud to secnr
their sale TO actual settlers.
6 % WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8, 1915.
!. In THE SENATE, Mr.. Edgsrton from tn
Q committee on Privileges and Elections, pre-
senied report, including, as entitled 4
,hoir seats upon their certificates, all III
! members. This caused spirited debate
!. the result Of which we have not learned.
"A o. Henry ORelIy. premises that III
f Telegraph from Philadelphia 10 the Sou,I
: Wes, shall bc IN successful operation 70 TN
q Ohio river by the FIRST Of January next, AM
. that bya substantial iron cord,--Blfak
Courier and Pilot.
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