The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11
Dobbs in the Legislature.

Dobbs in the Legislature.
Owing to a new phase IN politics, Dobbs
was elected to the Legislature. Though
gratlied, he was also a little intimidated bv
the honor, and but for the thought that he
was not necessarily obliged to speak, would
nave declined serving. AS it was. he ac-
ccpted.
All things went on smoothly for some
time. MIR. Dobbs could vote on other neo-
pies motions, though he couldn't make anv
himself. One unlucky day, however. The
proceedings being rather duh, and Mr..
Dobbs being thirsty. he concluded TO
80 over to Congress Hall to ret a glass
Of lemonade. AS he arose to leave the Hall
he caught the speakers eye. The sneaker
supposed he Intended to address The 6ouse,
and accordingly announced in a loud voice,
'Mr. Dobbs.' |
Dobbs started as il he had been sbo..-
The assembled wisdom of the State had
their eyes fixed upon him. He pulled out
his pocket handkerchief to wipe away the
desperation, and feeling il necessary TO
say something, Numbered out,
Second the moticn.' x1
There's no motion before the Hpuse.'
said the Speaker.
Then II" The silence was breath.
less. IL Dob5s cou dn't think of anv
thing to say. But a bright idea struck him
and he finished the sentence, with,--'I move
we a adjourn
The motion didn't go, but Dobbs did. and
nothing more was seen of him that day.
Ez'-Harlison county during The past slq
years has been blest with several Dobbs IN
the Ohio Legislature.
KNow-NcrHlNq DEcGScY.-Thef Know.
Nothing delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
vention held a mass meeting in Washington
City on the 2lst inst, and after the usual a.
mount Of speeches, a., formed a proces.
and proceeded to the Presidents man.
sion; where they exhibited the beauty Of
their principles by outraging decency and
propriety for over an hour, in swearing and
the President and his G ,binet. and
BY a free use Of all the vulgarity and ob.
so common when once men set out
to accomplish such an undertaking. Jefer.
son was lnsnlted in q similar manner. in he
mansion, BY the friends Of the traitor
Burr.-Enq.
GtDDrNes' DEFFtSIrIov OF 4 r vy,,v
NorhrSd That's Him. Ii You see
> queer looking genius, done up in an In.
liam rubber coat, riding over the country
n a sulky, Of evenings taking men into the
once corners-looking as grave a-what
Kind Of q horse is il?-R.th his ears lobped
lown-:hat's the Most Worshipfdlt and
Ignoramus Of the Order Of Know
Ashtabala Sentinel.
UNIos OF THE DEaocRlcr.-Neyer before
ave the Democracy Of this country been 20.
united upon any issue as 10 their un-
compromising opposition to intolerance, re.
'glous and political and particnla X to the
Of the bigoted combination Of The.
lay. What renders this wide and enlhnsi-
site concord Of feelings, # possibie more.
'ratifging, Is its healthy effect in uniting
paftJ upon all other issues, and Il pte.
airing the way for i Sweeping triumph In
856. Citizen. yrr
HosS sSakEs IN omo.--The Eaton to.l
iegister says that a man living some miles
est Of that place lately killed a. sshorn
nake,' = reptile often talked Of hut Yasely
zen. 1t is said to be a most yenomous
,rpent The Register thus describes Il.
The monster killed thus measures four feet
length and the horn at the end oftke
i, through an almost impereeptible hde
on which the poison is ejeeted,) wasiK-
an inch and a half long, sharp at.the
and 50 hard rs to defy the afofsto
i it with q knife.
GgFWe learn from TIE Celiaa Standard.
At William Hunter. E34 TreasnteE sof
county, came out several theusaalA
liars benin iii his settlement M IN the
unity Commissioners. He says tEaa tIsAs
,ney has been stolen. He immediatelv
ignod and gave " All oflis property.
]. H. has always sustained / hish csasae.
Union II N
demonstration ms made thin. nth.
Day against ne AMERICAN fId3sEf IL an.
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