The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20

The WHfe CHARsS OF LxaIsLAriyE BARsAM.
ING. I'VE max tho following exi6tcf Aom tho
Statesmsn's report o. Mr.. Pugh's speech on the
Bill to permit the people TO vote for or sgaihs,
the amendment Of the Constitution. Il speaks
for itself: 11
Mr.. Prom, speaking Of tho wings in
the Legislature, said if they we're pure at
this session il was because no one would &C.
cept the embraces they rendered; they have
made no bargains because no one would
trust them, and the democracy spumsd the
alliance they offereds 'as
Several gentlemen here cried ano offers
wore made; name, name." ns
Mr.. Pugh stated that no offers vere made
10 him personally, but he understood that
menbers had been appointed BY the wings
with Offers of compromise, and Of sharing
the spoils between the wings and democrats.
[Cries OF name, name.
Mr.. Monfort. l can give names, Mr..
Speaker, of Representatives and Senators
both, if gentleman desire TO hear them -.
Shall Inamci iE
Mr.. Brewer. can give names TOO, Mr..
Speaker, those offers were made 10 me.
MI. Letter. ! have been frequently spo-
ken 10 on this subject, and il tho gentlemen
desire names l will give them.
TO all Of which no response was made,
except that Mr.. Olds declared that he had
made no such propositions. so
M Pugh continued. Now, Mr.. Speaker,
! hope we shall hear no more Of this hypo.
critical whining about corruption from those
who we're disappointed Of market. They
must have been insane, or desperate, 10
think that under any circumstances, we
would ever consent TO place whig in a Ju.
dicial or Representative Office. Our whole
existence has besn passed in fighting the
corrlp,ions Of that party, and in coniendifg
against their false and pemlc,ous principles,
and would zee now assist in pefpetuaiing
their abuses, BY investing them with either
Judicial or Senaioria! power. never fol
one moment entertained tho notion, sir, and
was prepared for any measure VIII would
keep whig ou. of the Senate, and would
give tho supreme bench to men who were
"pposed 10 tho narrow and bigoted notions
that cremp their politics and their juris2ru.
.dencG.
or Hecksrthern. who with Tyler, (latsly az.
ecuted at Bryan) was concerned in the murds,
Of child. has had his sentence Of death com
nutsd to imprisonment for life in the Peniten.
siary Ihs Spirit cf lie Age. from whom we el
this information, has the following relative to
Tyler's assertion on the galIsws Of his inno-
csnce.
4 :" Once for oil, thers is not room for reasona-
doubt Of Tyler's guilt. His assertions Of inno-
cence, though made under the most solemn cir.
cumstances. were all false beyond doubt. and
only proved him to be one OF the most harusnsd
wretchss ever brought to punishment His owa
statements TO us, made only the day before his
execution, removed oil debit in our mind; and
we may remark, that since that time aletter has
bsen received by eur sheriff from respectable
person residing ina sister State, which proves
him 70 have been just the hardened wretch that
We had sup2osed.s'
We commend into the consideration Of the
pisusadyoeasss ofshs horrid sPsc.seIs Or the gal
lows aud judicial murder, whether Il eas best 10
hsry sunprsparsd int s,srnity - abandonsd
etimiml ike THE msa TyIer,es " sssdisF hin