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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-17
The Mass Meeting.

The Mass Meeting which was to assemble
here on las! Saturday in regard to the death
of Mr. Thomas w. Bsrber, who was murdered
in Kansas, was very small indeed, aud proves
conclusively that the people here are opposed
to building up the political reputation of o
few ofice-seeking demagogues, upon the death
of one OF their fellow citizens. We give the
proceedings Of the meeting and the resolutions
passed, in another part Of our paper, but have
not time or space to comment upon them at
present. The speeches made were nothing
but q Iehashing Of those delivered upon The
same occasion in New Paris. To see q band
of croaking lawyers. doctors, sinners, and a
few old political siagers. who have been in
the market for Office for twenty years, painting
and snufiing on an accession of this kind does
not surprise us the least. But, when we see
Ministers Of the Gospel, turning aside from
their peaceful and holy calling, TO mingle ina
political TRADE Of abuse against our public
servants, and aiding these ravens of discord-
these birds OF evil omen-in their unholy
and wicked cause, we must admit that
we are somewhat astonished. Insteadof dab
bling in the dirty pool Of politics, they should
shun it they ought on all occasions 10 avoid
the contamination OF the world, the flesh and
the devil; they ought TO be as a pillar OF cloud
by day, and a pillar OF FIRE by night, for the
direction Of the poor fallen race OF man, wan
dering in the wilderness Of error, and subject
to sin and deathj in word they ought 10 keep
clean hands. But we submit the question 10
the candid men Of all parties, whether those
Ministers that enter the arena of politics, live
up 10 the requirements of Him who was ''meek
and lowly :" That Holy Book, from the pa
ges OF which these ecclesiastical gentleman
promulgate their religion, teaches "peace and
good will 70 all mankind" and when they en-
gage in a political waIfare against their fell
low.men, and attempt 10 excite them 10 blood
and revenge, they are sadly wandering from
its preeepis, AID from that course, which they
should show by their walk and conversation,
to be the legitimate one 10 lead us to the bs-
ven OF rest. We have no sympathy for such
bare-faced hypocrisy, though i! may be hid be
meath the robes Of a Minister OF the Gospel,
and protest against permitting them 10 fortify
themselves behind ecclesiastical batteries,
and hu RI their anathemas against the demo-
cratic party and its functionaries.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-17
Railroad Accident.

On Wednesday evening of last week, the
Eaton and Hamilton train met with an ac-
cident between Somerville and Camden,
by the breaking Of an axle Of the baggage ear,
which resulted in the death OF one OF the
breakmen, whose name we have not learned.
He was Standing upon Che platform Of he next
car when the accident occurred, the breaking
of which turned the baggage car over, and
supposiag himself in danger, jumped from the
car, in the act Of which he fell across the
track, the car PASSED over his body severing il
completely in two, cousing instant death. He
was a young man Of good habits and much re-
spected by all who knew him. Our worthy
SUperinten dent, Mr.. d. M. MoRRow, was on
on The car which turned over, but BY keeping
a firm hold OF the iron railing, he escaped with
only a few scratches, which are not very seri-
Gus. This is the first accident the Eaton and
Hamilton road has ever met with, resulting in
the death OF any of its passengers. Hspeak'
well for it. %
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-17
Geo. n. pallas

The friends Of that accomplished statesman
and long tried democrat, Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas,
have issued an address ITO the Democratic
Electors 0 ftbe United Stales,f' 10 which they
give a sketch Of his services, and state the
prominent considerations that urge a prefer
ence for him as the democratic candidate for
the Presidency. These are presented with
ability, candor, in the right spirit end free
from any disparsgemert Of other candidates.
This address thus alludes TO the Cincinnati
convention:
"Let our preferences, then, be expressed
with submission tothe will ofthe greater mum.
Der, without ~fsciious pertinsciiy or the dis.
p%arsgement Of any whose pfetensions ore
thought worthy Of serious consideration b,
any section Of that party. Let utreprese nta
tives in convention trulyrepresent the whole
party, not fragmentary parts oft, and frmll
resolve 10 sacrifice eli dliferences Of mino
moment upon the alter Of patriotism"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-17
Senate Standing Committees.

On Finance-Mersrs. Kelley, Taylor OF Ma
honing, Holmes. Bucilnnd and Marsh.
Privileges and Elections essrs. Gardner,
Beatty and Phelps
Militia-Messrs. Hyer. War6l and MILFORD.
Common Schools and School Lands-Messrs
Can6eld, Hardy and Marsh,
New Coun,ies-Messrs. Cattle, Taylor Of
Mahoning, and Hardy.
"Enroliment-Messrs, Hawley, Hardy and
Burnet.
Public Benevolent II h sItpsipns-Messrs Hea.
ktoN. Cefls IL ssua ~NA
Peniientiary-Msssrs Taylor Of Geauga,
Kirk and Musgrsve.
SaIa ries and Fees Of Public 0f6cers-Messrs.
Bundy. Hamilton and Heaton.
Roads and Highways-Messrs. Beatty, Viii.
ford and Lewis.
Slate Buiidings-Messrs. Rush Kelley and
Lawrence. 3
Currepcy-Messrs. Brace, Kelley and Girls
void.
Librsries--Messrs. LawdeI, Lawrence and
Taylor Of GeaOga.
Federal Relaiions--Messrs. Brown, Phelps
and Ccnfeld.
Public Works and Public Lands--Messts
Spencer, Rush and Phelps.
Judiciay-Messrs Griswold, Spencer, Mat.
thews, Brown aud Brace.
Railroads and Tlrnpikes-Messrs. Kitk,
Band and Lunt.
Universities, Colleges and Academies
Messrs. Taylor, Of Mahoning, Hawley AM
Matthews.
Public Printing-Messrs. Hamilton, Heator
and Converse.
Agricuiiure-Messrs. Lunt, Gardner ant
Griswoid.
Claims = Messs. Musgrsve, Warfl an
Beatty.
Corporations other than Municipal-Messrs
BucklaEd, Baird and Converse, 3
Municipal Corporations Messrs Mash
Griswold and Matthews. b
Reirenchment- Messfs. Baird, Warfl an
Gardner.
Manufactures and Commerce-Messrs. Ben
mel, Holmes and Hyef.