Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
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suitably fspfassns aIisoa m ihe SSnate Of
The present Unssal 81 laits anless othg people
OF Missouri desire q s66 'he EIniep severed.
lMrs Aiehisai, hopes ,hai be-, next may be
|alaI national Congress. II he people ol
4 Missouri indulge the es1. "hops." tiie1 We
ough, 10 have him Ia u h/ Senate, but, NOT
loghsrwise. 1nVs--.E w so1A s3h'al
f O ,ass'L- Lag al lallGa-aesd afd
InsC6nesp5ndenc csiof' a. sDemocfdt.si
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II Io ma M. Spenker S,rInglelIow. Messrs
q WIvara WaIIlvearrsaonn. ~ Weddle. Forn,an. Rees. Rlair
'Iahd othef . Kanzas Eshislators eh,ered hei
'lSsrsse1 yeaeRsdlIb HkFE oIthe b,lapose 81
.rsmInino uhou;a,as Thev r5eraud were IN.
i ,roduced 10 ,hs new Governor ON board
who satisfied Them, / behave. ia, he wos
'Ilikely "a Drove AZ efficienl and cordial ca.
Eombarsidr @ifh ,bg fHgD.alurh a coIid fays
Ibeefpselected itoui iRs Free s,aes; even 4
J, ttD. o. h, A,chison, or his most devoted dis.
\ chile had been, the ,elec,or. instead Of The
IPresiden, Of ,he Uni,ed States. so 'v''s : "
. ..t td;nn .ah,o, Y. t,1n ~ ~ san, sn,en
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ling Governor 'Woodson, and two or three
mem9e1sl o'''snet r: 1eg':la.u'et,iO1a .uo"a
RI 70 hansas Cl'ysyy'sl,ecsil,ne iAsese"lol
i ine AmeIlcan hoseha whefe ane pu
gP ana lny''eG INN nlm Y return wlI men sne%
ne roae WIN mem 70 Wesspon. j,i8, -,
| Ihths evening he was setenaded.. and
caIled out TO address tie audience, who had
gathered 'aroundahe steps oflhe n6tei. III
appeared lo .,sfieoia .ssisdoW .rN soai
He stood on The very 500, lwhers a famil,
namesaker--a demagoeue diyine---had s,ooi
a few weeks before. and appealed, ,o. ~
iowest passions Of ihe gabbje. N torder. IA, ~
bei,, Thar AehisoI, aaiph,9sB Be elected. M
Union saved, and "a iosti world cobsef, ed ID
God rs That step, TOO, had, suppoN,ed III,
ponly form (no yineous pun in,endedl q
d. d. A,chison. Gen. Whitfield ,ri,ed Il al
50. ,9Upwi;iiqt, up WIN Il, retnla,ors! d.
vide this classical toors,ep among you: ont
let ,he high prizes, m your seer g, midui6h
councils, wear paris of II, se, in gold, as .hs
Jewish high priest wore the sacred broas,
plaTe of Twelve precious stones. - '''7'''N ~
Il zaala.,, aal g a.,.a 3,.i 9lal l-9ya t2f
10 80 SyhShi ,So1i 1hANNoN aA ~ ilAIfohn lA fh n.reg
i Governor Sha9non began bis remarks b,
, ,hankjpg g the audience for bic courteous re-
/, lception. IL grained him, he said, not be
Ecaus6 Ewas pefsonblly hatteribE, but Be
, cause u showed bimthdt they were Hoi die
posed 70 decide on his official career IN Id
I vance. ~ showed MN mat he might re
ly on "YoUR aid,,,' IN endeavoring 10 over
' come obstacles which he was aware existed
but hoped were no. insurmpup,aSle, ,erg
! 4 voics--Yes, you shall have our aid.
He regretted 70 see 10 certain portions Q
the Territory q dispositicnfto nullily III
|. claws which have been enacted by you
|. legislature" This was a reyolu,ionar
: movement which was greatly 10 be deploret
{ He regretted, ne said, that he had arrived 20
! late 10 form the acquaintance Of the mem
bsfs Of the Legislature. He knew no,hin
g ofthe laws passed BY them, but from III
g ability and patriotism Of che gentlemen VIII
g composed n, he doubled not that they wer
y wise and judicious. But, even If they wer
. moi wise and judicious, open resistance an
+ hulliication, Of Them was NOT the proper wa
g TO dsfsa, their provisions. lfihey were ul
e Constitutional ahere lHete courts to apPel
of to, which had been created for the purpos
u Of deciding such questions.
81 . Asdhe Legislature hadfec6ntly adjourne
]. at the Shawnee Mission, be regarded IL as
y legal assembly, [chsegs,l and thought .h
III The objection 70 lis power grounded on j
le removal from Pawheo, was puerle, as ever
e Legislature enjoyed tlie'right Of tefnoyin
v .he sent of goYgnmu0l ar plSasufe,I III
" Executive and lVdicipry Eof .lhs TerriIor
,e bad Acknowledged the Legislature as a leg
" body, an2 50 would he.. Good.1
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