The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-05
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The Ohio Press.
SESSION PAPER FOR 1s4e--7.

The approaching session of the Genera
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, will be on,
of the most lively interest. The diferenct
between the two parties has seldom beer
SO strongly marked as during the late con
test. They have ayowed themselves dis
tinctly in favor Of widely different course,
ofpolicy, founded upon the most opposite
principles. The result has been a drawn
battle,-the small vote makes it very
doubtful what would be the popular will
with full vote. The Senate is tied. All
these circumstances make us await the
events of the approaching session with
anxious expectation.
Some of tho more reckless wings have
already hinted their intention TO displace
the Senators from Stark and Wayne coun.
ties. If they make this attempt, the con
test will be a new thing in the history oil
Ohio; the unwavering frmness of every
democrat will be tried; and we may look
for such base attempts at bribery and cor
ruption, as have taken place at the capital
Of ofPennsylvania.
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faithful record Of what is done, ITO giving
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the actual progress of legislation. We
will give an ineligible history, and not
an unintelligible record Of motions. All
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as the means of obtaing it.
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nFC xuh trb mi prn ha
bly, contain much ofinterest upon the sub
ject Of annexing new territory and of
slavery,
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Columbus, o., October 81, 1916.