The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

ron, summit Go. Democrat, copied fro
the wing paper Of that town and whic
was wriiea from tins city after the nsnl
pers had declared their TIN-PAN edict
aw of the State. Ii is the confession I
e. one Of the culpriis themselves, and goe
further into the mysieries Of the tyranl
Is doings than even the Developments {
Speaker Hawkins. There is no laDguag
strong enough, no demonstration sever
'e enough TO characterize such Legislation
esty in the Affairs Of Government can len,
bis aid anu countensnce to such unmiti
gated rsscalily. And yet we find a few
leaders IA the whig ranks bold enough il
crime and tyran, 10 call such conduc
liquidation. and such tricks taw! There i
9 not people in all Europe, educated I,
he Submission Of hangh,y rule, that ar,
: 50 base, 50 cowardiy, SO depraved as /.
: SIT down tamely, like the African slay.
e with the lash to his back, and call thi
J. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW! Are Ohio
: ans more degraded more submissive t.
the yoke aud lash ofusurpation and despot
: ism than any other people? We believe
one half the wings in. the State are them.
selves too proud Of the name to justify or
submit tamely, to such FARcIcAL LEG sLA
TIoN. whatever may be the oRDERs OF
THR r LEADERs:- Statesmen.
From the Akron Democrat.
The following letter found in the whg
paper published in this town. under date
of March 1,i, is a earnestly and deserves a
reprin, in all the Democratic papers of the
State.
Correspondence Of the Beacon.
Passage of the Apporiionment BiIl.--
The way it was done!
COLUMBUS. Feb. 10, 1843.
FRIEND BowEN-We are at the end OF
another and the most eventful week, of
the session. Daring the whole Of il, un.
iil this afternoon, the busines. of the Leg
i.la ure has been stopped by the lawless
course Of fifteen Locofoco Senators, who
were aiming at an overturn Of the Stale
Governm Rhode Island rey>
olntion. Indeed, bat for the ftlnness,
prudence aud skill, which the wings have
manifested IN heading aud restraining
these bad men, and unprncipled Legisla.
tors the probable result can hardly be
imagined. And yet these men claim that
in his attempt to substitute anirchy for a
constitution aud laws. they represent a
uaj1rliy Of the people Of Ohio.
Your readers will understand Of course,
'he condition of the Apport,onment bill,
at the time the men left their seats. |,
had passed the Senate, aud the House has
returned u To that branch, passed with
imendmen The Senate had disagreed
House had insisted. 1t was then only
necessary for either Honse to recede-
one from Tvs amendments, the other from
lis disagreement--for the bill TO become
a law. 1t was under the fear that tue
Senate would accede to the House amend
nen's tina, ,he liegira ofthe fifteen took
place on Monday last. OF course thai
bod. having n" quorum, could transact no
business, and though the House could
meet as usual, The two branches as a leg.
lslalive body are so connected that the
time OF one is wasted. when the other for
any reason suspend operations.
Every ordinary method was tried TO
hiring these men to discharge of the duty,
they were under oath TO perform, and il
tailed. II became necessary to use force
or cunning. The latter was chosen. and
yesterday Father Park, Of Lorain, the
staid and excellent Chairman Of the Com
mite on benevolent institutions arose in
his place to"ifer resolution. The Speak
er (by preconcerted arrangement) had
resigned the Chair to Dr. Truesdaly oH
Trnmbull, man made on purpose to do
up the 'h,ng right. Nobody supposed that
Mr.. Parks resolution related TO ANYTHING
more dangerous than the reception Of
pupil into one of the Assy Inns, or some>
hing OF that sort, and all, from confidence
in the man, were prepared to cry aye
The resolution was read distinctly, bn,
perhaps rather Jaaemiy by the Speaker
pro tenn, and proved TO be one declaring
that the House to recede from its amend.
ments TO Senate bill No. 10, and that a
10 that effect be sent TO the Sen
ate. The question upon the adoption of
the resolution vas put plainly and prompt. !
ly as W as proper, and carried almost unan-
imonsly, SINE of the Locofocos even vot.
ing for il. II was Immediately declared
passed, and the Clerk, lbeing in the Sc. ,
cret. sent the Sergeant at,arms with the ;
message to the Senate before the echo of ,
he loud aye had hardly returned from
The gallery. The Dill was then passed,
nd only needed to be en- rolled and s;pned