Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

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gent or attorney in fact, sellian1kno@.
+" ing at the time ofsucl sale or Conveys
lance, lha. their power had; be'ore that
d" time been revoked, evory person OF
persons so offending against tho pro.
i" visions Of this act, shall DO deemed
/" guilty of felony and upon conviction
"thereof shall be sentenced TO unlcrgo
"a conincmcntin in tho Jail and pohilcn.
I" tiary house Of this commonwealth any
" number Of years, not more Than five
nor less than one year, the discretion
A" Of the jury" This bill with the one in
rcsar to the general court, and til: state.
ncnt which is also copied, will satisfy
nny-and il that will not, you will all
certainly be fully satisfied VIII, n the rec.
orls ol the various courts will attest, and
many men that have been sued for their
lands, can testify, that in every case in
which have been engaged, it has been
for the tcnants--and whether am over.
come, or not, | have the prou saii'iac.
lioa of knowing that the interest as
quic, Of my ncighbors has always been n
| 'uIiHS M'''O w ny SoH'ust hu'S
never, nor will ever, attempt to make
money By disturbing them in their pos.
sessions. In Jar. 1919 there being for.
feiiol 10 the state for the on.payncnt
Of taxes, 500 acres Of land, lying be.
tween the forks Of Sandy, incluling
where Garrcl See AMI others live, for
the sum Of sslO,3O. On the par, Of the
tenants | drew a petition TO the Cover
nor, anil he rcm,,tel all except 1910,
which paid for them, feeling gsa'licd
ihat ha it in my power to render them
even that kin lncss.
BY some | have been arrnigncl for
not voting for resolution oAtfcl by
iona Speel Smith, complimentary to
Gcn'l Scott, his officers AMI soldiers &c.
| dill vote against the resolution, not
because d not want to thank all.
bn, wanted to say, tha, for the arrest OF
Generals Worth AMI Pillow. AMI Col.
Duncan, we dill not approve OF it, an.l
IL IL vas uuc that uur solIic.o hal boon
compelled in Mexico to knccl to thc
priest; Kentucky did not approve Of it.
In the same Session, lSto.50, Senate
journal, page 292. will be seen more
, than vote, lof there is en,crel unac.
. my own hand, and as Representative
{ full thanks to all, officers, soldiers am
volunteers, for their valof AMI victories
ana also state in that, my firm belle
: is, that the war with Mexico on ou
, par. was Just, AMI could not honorabl
. be avoilcl. Ga that subject it is Ger
tainIy more favorable for me ihnn it i.
for my competitor. You will soc lha
, on the 2G,h day Of February, l6t7
Senate Journal, 3o7, only three days al
f, ter thu battle of Buena Visa, the SAM
| member. J. Speed Smith, novel to la!
q resolutions on the table, which real a:
. follows: "Wacrcas: war exists be
!; .' tween the Unilel States, an Mexico
| " wherefore,
e, q" Resolved, by the General Assem-
/ '' bly, of Kentucky, That it is tie i'm
b. "pcrious duty Of the President of tn
!, - Unitel States, to use all the mean
/: "in his power that are honorable an,
h " fair. to bring this war to a sprci,
o " close. and to make peace. doing NJ
J. {" act in the adjustment of tho matter
). {" that will in the least compromise tn
}. honor and character Of the Cnte'
q /" States.
Resolved further, that while sal
@ {" war continues, it is the duty of Con
is grcss TO vote for sullic lent numbc
d l." Of men, aud an ample supply OF mea n
!. " and money, 10 prosecute sa!l wa
o I" with energy and vIsor."
s. The last resolution directed the gov
!. crnor TO forward copies to members {
i. Congress. Upon tho monon to lay o
le the tablo-whch dcstroyal the res 'll
,r ,ions--the yeas and nays were iakc'
AMI they were lail on the table, viii.
with few exceptions, voting for layiu
on the table, anDl the Democrats wit
IN the exception of two, voting against la,
r. ing on the table. See vote, Oh page 80
n; | will not attempt to discuss any j
Sc sues that have heretofore eyistel b
MS tween the two parties; this | have dor
e, in some measure during tho canvas
or thus far, and intend to do so up to Il
p. line Of the election.
er 1t is said by some, understand, til
IL. should have done something in the Sc
or ate, to settle the old Iani claims.
We this say oil was done that | could d
st, and to those who object on that accou'
Ter will they havo the goodness TO point Q
nd upon the journal of the house, what mo
my competitor has made to better pl
q, tect and secure their homes: for he t.
on been a member Of tho house Of Rep
ia. scnalves some two or more sessions.
ic. in the house journal 1894, page 3
he he voicl against taking member lf'
cd Bourbon; AMI giving Floyd anl Pike
its, member. Same journal page 3ls,
sro voted against taking member lr
of Bourbon, and giving Carter memb
ing and Lawrence AMI Johnson memb
es. in the year 1913 ii required 1851 vot
the for a membcr, Bourbon had 1910; vo.
over the number for a representative 3
,ou Floy d and Pike hal 1909 voters; m
ich than the ratio, but had to take on Jo
ed, son. Carter had in that year 721.
MT. alludc to those votes not out ofany OF
nal motive than that of informing you, ,
nd, leave you to drawyou own conclusio
, it it being public act anl involving
: of right Of Representatives. akl :.
hat FELLOW CIrizESs:--I have often b
on. a candidate for public stations,c am
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