The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-28

language few days since, He Mr. y.
was afraid that when he spoke of this bill
as infamous, and with the harsh languag
its iHfamy deserved, he ould not pie as
the pot house politicians who talked il
courlly phrase and silvery voice Of court
esay. This bill he could not call gentee
rascality for it was not entitled to 50 gen
teel a name. Senators who would plo
treson against the country--who woule
say to fhe soldiers fighting yonr battles
abroad, that lhongh ye be hungered, we
will give ye no bread--
| Mr. Goddard called him to order, and
the Chair decided Mr. Olds out of order
| Mr. Olds said that he supposed il would
also be out Of order were he to say that
tramping the constitution under foot,
even county lines were altered hereto
fore. to give Mexican whiggery major
ity here now. He supposed IL wond be
out 0t order to allude to the reasonable
breaking up Of the Legislature. After
some lurtiier remarks.
Mr. Corwin rose and spoke of the speech
lie had made a few days since, and which
had been charged in certain journal,
(the Ohio Statesman, as to low aud VIE
to be answered by any Senator, II the
Wi n Of that article did not labor under
a mis.2ke--if he did not take the remarks,
as The senator from PIckaway dlu' ana
leard them truly, then he woJld say tha'
he chaige was base sIander agalns'
'l'o. Mr Chen proceeded to give his
er'loh - what be s"i' ana c'"'"'"g
"y IN e"''on to o@e '"pr'per Language
the senator iF''n i floha"ay.
Mr. Go idstd sati tie charge OF tin {
aiming bad been made 10 QUE Of the lead
ade by he Senator from Pickaway. l.
He Mr. e said that he had been C.
emit ber Of the Legislature for three years, d
ID had never known party measures or C
J measures agreeh upon IN caucus lie v
,,;r,,,
'ay might nave oeen honest in his as l.
Tt'oh' 'or ne might nave read that pa IA
r. notwithstanding some articles which V
-
per- III reIa'ion 70 that senator. ev
VI oius' SAID mat II he had had d'fti II
l;n,
n' mat q dlihcnl'y was long si"ce ADJUST se
, o"t II II had not been, he Mr. Olds, ha
IKE 'he honorable speaker would no STA
"g his private grIels INTO tins chamber.
g senator MrG had difficulty with sta
editor OF that paper, and upon all oc co
i"ns' tor the twentieth time, perhaps. ua,
winter, he has complained OF Mr. Me- adj
y u lie "o"'o se'le MS oimcnl'les vii
OF doors'the senate would be well rid
I. me
'ht' says The senator the wings never ha,
pa" measures "hi'e MAKING aspeech OF
Morgan county, he had charged that tha
fM pa" mad man"iac'nred the tax law. pro
'"ep ''e"a'or from A'hehs was pre- res
y ana lie owned 'he iact' and excused gov
sel' o" 'he GROUND mat DO great meas A
co"'u oe passed without hrst beng can
'dhHea' H. Mr Oids, had from other pro,
ces that which made him believe the mo,
5 charged to be true, and as long as
4'h story of the Buckeye Block is and
Led up at night, all the whig members lot,
seen no where else, he would contin- :,
0 believe II.
e Mr. G. had orlher facts which il -,
ID be well 10 state in regard to this
al OF the wings caucusing this bill .wo
N the majority OF the Committee on
rtionlnent had their bill prepared and
F.. instead of waiting TO see what the W
rity would do. they want IN yorl, o,d n,,,
trips printed. no, onIy for tho ,se -, oano
committee. but l5O extra Games woro ,ri
red 10 he nrin,ed for ,he f .
and that. Ton. hefore tho hi, was ~ n
rted. Wonld tLa, maiori,v dared do ,,c
had not the noIi,ic,l no;or;,, osu.o mi,