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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

In. iihe Senate, May 2s,h. Mr.. Psarcs
from the .Select Committee appointed 10 In.
yesiIEste ihe fac.s amending The fecsB. az,
sauil upon ME: Summer made repOn In.
writing. q a ,apsmgae
states that ISsecsdenls are 10 BE- iSund
only ii the action ot the House OF Repre-
4enlla,ives the Senate never having been
called on TO pronounce judgment. in stint:
lar ease.a General -precedems aFeci.ed, and
the Comminee came 10 The conclusion liiat.
Ial.hoqgb yhe )assallg wasta yiplaiioh pf The
privileges of ,he Senate, y isno. within ihsir.
jurisdiction and ihs otfsnse can only be pun.
ished3by the House, Of which Nj. Brooks
lis q member. tgsAt1.lA s4 ei'.lt z 49, a 4. 4
This conclusion 10 In strict conformity,
with the parliamentary law and the require
lmen.s'o Of the Constiluiion. and they there
fore recommend tha, the Senate make conss
lpldinI TO Ihe House. and submit q resolution
shat the repor, 30 accepted, and ! copy
theseef, With the ailidayils accompanying
ths same, be transmitted 10 Ihs House, q
Representatives. ~ ,vsr.r
| The.fesolntioh was adopitlA Mr. TcombD
al0ns yoiinh ano." 4
IN ne House, June :, MI. campbsll Oh
Ohio, from, ibe select commiliqo apnolniod
lo .inHaaIiRats the circumstances a,itndinn
Ing n !. Iss.aul. upon Mr. Sumner made aEsPsis
as follows: NJ 81 v ,.i2 y
WRereas, The Senatsoi ihs Uniisd cl1,1S
have ,FnnsmiiieG 10 the HDus6ia rnssnaIa
complaialng, that Preston 8. BrD6k6.a sSb.
Fesentatiye from tho Sshi6 0f South Cnrclihn !.
commiiled upon the person or Chau. Sutn-
ner, Senator from the State Of Massachtl-
sets, while Ses,ed aI his desk 10 the Senate.
lChamber. after she adiournmen, Of ,has
body on the 22d OF May last, 1 violent a.
aanll. which dlsabled him fromai,ending so
HE duties In the Senate. and debating said
assault was breach ofprivileees cf thar
body; and ~ gsqs S' 4.
/ Wlsrsas Ftom respect ioy she priviIsrss
Of the House, The Senate has iiflhor de-
clared aha, ipnsmtch asg p. IS. Brooks IL =
member Of ,his House. they csnno, arrest,
and . portion cahncs IVY and punch him icr
a,breach Of theil privileges, and hey eaahcs
lprocesfilfurahet n the mater tLak u make
their complaint 10 this House. and that pop,
Or .c asrsst,try end punish, deyoIvss sclsly.
ionthis body; ard 49, ~. 49, ~
WhersasS Upon a well cohddcisd invssu.
lgasion |, appears 30 thiG House that aid,
IPSeston S.aBtooks kis been guilty 81 theSd-
IsSulf complained of BY The Senate. with ths
m6St aearssaied cigcumsiancss Of yiolonoes
land that The sarne WIS 1 breach of The San.
als and, of he privileges 10, only of tho SIM
ale, bur of the Senator anaalled and ar shib
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
news Of the WeeIx.

A dispatch from Concord, ", H., June 9th,
states that the Legislature had elected Ralph
Metcslf Governor, by It's to is. aThos. j. Nell
vim was elected President Of the Senate, with
two American Republican Clerks. Ell. Rollin
was electedSpeaker Of the House By a vote Of
16Oto Is. The ef6gies of Franklin Pierce and
Preston S. Brooks were hanging In font Of
the state-house, eighty feet from the ground, on
the Pierce and King liberty pole Of St2y also the
efigy Of Col. George, in another part ofthecity,
bearing the words; 'eThe glorious and Godlike
Administration OF Pierce" ~,
Senator Trumbull, with aview to the re estora-
ton Of peace in Kansas, had prepared bill
which he will soon introduce, proposing the an
nexation Of that territory to Nebraska, the terms
of all the officers in Kansas, and all laws and
supposed laws therein to oease:n is,,d7i ~. :,
-Ex-President Van Buren was thrown from his
horse at Kinderhook on the 5th inst, and badly
injured m the hehdl yt Il aih lFt 3Y
| ! The steamer Canada sailed from Boston on, the
9th inst, with rS54O,oOo; in specie, Among the
lpassengers were the British Minister and three
Conspls dismissed by our government. ~
Hon. 6. y Bpel, editor Of the Democratic Re-
view at washington, was stabbed at Cincinnati
Ion Wednesday evening last "A crowd had eath.
cred in tront Of the Bnrnet bouse ana s6,ss,,ssi
o;,ed ina;y;d,,a, monntaa I.ras ~ sD.s !.
menced poliiical speecb. After he copclndsd
D. ii ya noonrtoa ~ s,ona ,a 81 !,
p,usi .p ~ II ''o'o' anu pg apnssu lhe hno"
4 Nothngs pretty severely. Some one, who sale
| he came from Washington county. D. interr,iht
q hn.A u; h. .tns,,s lA 81 ~ a., M
osma 49, and so;ns ;r,o ~ N 'c,o,a 49,.
4 Inc fallov wss uu,,ertook to. thrash him Sew
s,oi io;red r. ~ srh, snd some one stabbss,
~, n & .as z ps M ~. cr;,,slt q,
Ta ~ 60. - il co,,, 4 ~ isT
,..,.a 1. ss,s.s.Iss;.s - G.as;s M s;ssbs,ssS
.19 1o-rs h.,N, ~ Nj, y, ~. 1900 I, 1ao
\ r. NJ. h,osh., ~ ua,. nU. M, CO.. 81. ooo
- is.d.r i ~. go, rrasan, n,;c ,.a;.,.., [
~ q, = I. .e
4 Aiis ny ssn.slsion was;lp session ~ pln'
clnne' peS y lns Ss'ess.,0ns llVm Mls'oul y. @
ps,ns saoauSsS @ y lolu Ss sle IA na. snsy 3sIpnsp y
rs,nsa,sn ss,ssSI~ .,,s,,,. ~ saa.s : an'
ssR stssns.ss,s - ,s : -. a, -. ~
he a.nOu'a ,p'Op'',. s'o,sh sna, oes,oye
edson, Jones. = Atcbisoh Cos slssaIIy orSsp s
Ized" milits, = u ,2S2. Within 4 cifcaft =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

That. duty i, v snnounce in unnlbixkeable
terms. 10 the adopted ciiizsns, Of lrish birth
throughout The country, ihattks Democrasic
party in Congfess have ikam6fully deserted
their duty. desef,ed their own professions Of
imPafsieiig beiween different classes Of cit
zens, and .ha, they have, asplainlY a. deeds
can speak. declared the murder Of man Of
Irish biFib py ope Of .heit colleagues 70 bs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
Arrival ot. the India1a.

m, rIl,G TIA ? =, T ,,a,...,nI 4 - a.,;vaa
m,;th T f;nasnnaI astas IN M oist III Tbe
noi;t;oaI noi Z an,s ~ iyhe.nool
ihaa t'is ~ r. aaytI,' arT RrdaJ
stnas Idnllt W3Ssot rvos g from sJ'fo "A iow.
y -, !; g ~ Elorr E Ssd A..
ri;re I ID AK fiS ~ Sshsrs ,sas ha.fsr sSG,,;rv
far [ cot.nn -. 's'''ses
TIyySpooy Nav ot ,FF,, FF,a,n,,f ,f;.f;; q Il butl;t.
i ~ ma .saios wasterr ~.
nsI sos sdSsss. San tbsrn AZ @sas! % for
Wheat ,bsre e also nm ;ttls sncsnlstye de-. d.
manJ bu ~ bold;ng bacL ~ oyser nrces nas
saiss e - wssfe-n rad Il a. ediSi0s SaIes
III q. y. go 60 u ,so z ssS
tsrn G rsila~ sis % a. "a Il - @ o. Z q ~ ~
yms I, s I. Sr,s ,v;i der.ta bus;
nsss III form u nr;ces ices % m
The Indiana nassed x IN tbo, river Duu
Touce yesterday Afternoon M.'iia1 and arrived Al
ouebsc dnr;ng tba ui6Ilt s sliT
ii The House Of Lords on Monday, Easl
Clarendon. IN rpply to a question from Earl
ElSin. said that ttlie letter signed F. Ham.
m5nd was 1 genuine document The agent,
Of Costa Rica and other South Americau
States lad ever since attacked BY Walker
Appealed 10 En0land for assistance. and a
great variety IF projects had recently beef
| laid before the British Government fol sC
ceptancei jof protectoratel iby England, and
the grant Of material assistance am whicl
requests Her Maiesty'p Goysrnnent had
refused. declaring thattthey would! hay,
lnothinp to do with Central America lsit,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
From theN New York Stats zeituns, Adminlisra-
.Ndaa - y tiun 0rgan. y y "
Robbery, and HIurder A. Kansas

= r ~
\ Lawtencs, has hssn dssuoysd by aropp
Of handful q, the ordsr of, Tie Unlled Shl6S
Government.. :, The Anihofides fllfnished
Weapons for ihs work of ,IsacbsrY and burn.
ing. What species Of men .ale Used for ihD
may be s6satB Byshs following ie,ssr from .
member Of the Land Commission oi' ths
Turner-An Siedlulgsyerih, He writes:
"Mos, Of abe members sel this band wear
flannel shir,s, and carry bowig knives Shd
reyolsers openly in their belts. TO all 1p-
peafancs, however, this National GaardRas
not sufficiently armed, and the Unhed SAFES
Government (Goy. ShhnnoHA Ghas supplied
their lack by dis,ributing among them loi
of United States fifies. The, steamer on
which ! am al present -wfiiing took on board
a, Lssvsnwortn Ci,, twenty boxes Of these
eapons which were sent 70 Gov. Shannon
under the name OF she Quaiiermhsisr Of
For. Lsavenyoy,b, apd disuibu,sd on The
way KEEP. a',olesabls sharp look out on
his freight, and Eodced tha, six boxes were
landed ,at Kickapoo, four a. A.chlson,T Eve
al Donphan, and FIVE Al point,in the prail
lrte, In the Sacs and Foxes Reserve. Gen.
Richardson, e prominent Border Rufian,
svpeFia.eudeds this Distribution, and with the
last ins,allnient he left the boat himself. In
1.-The above named places squads of thirty or
forty from The Southern Companies came
drunken and uoisys and iricked ou, in full
robber costume, and took.he boxes in charge
with exuldng yells. -asiss .-as, f,t i.t''sD
i "When, these robbers began their work,
and v,h;la ,h.y ,.,a,a nj, nd.,;nr, ,l,n hou.aa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

well that The neople Of the entire North re-.
,d;o,s. dotost .n5 49,. ~ ,,an ~ a,...
f'Ns eo " - M M ''4 sa'
ures o' 'ne plssent aominlsuauon' and tnat
not one State north'of Mason aud Dixon's
line could be carried for any Of those men
Who hava been ;nst,nn,oniol 4 hr;no;n, :,
-. n.. -e.,.. mn
VVrs sp'S ssa y VIM Y SnipPle qussr
ton was whether they would surrender the
field to the Republicans, or attempt some
new swlndle. James Buchanan was pop
ular with the people OF some OF the northern
States-he had not been Identified with the
troubles OF the present administration
ne was nominated iie stood a fair chance
Of an electlon--tne Soufh had the power to
nominate MN, or % de'eas ms MS nomination
- ~ I'M. M uH Sa.,.l = auss ps ug .ns
sar @ ~ u ~ tra:tc, p;orsa T,aT la s aoJ S LIZ
.rt;,a ~ I III cSsrants, y a's "a d'se nn @
witbart cb aractsY .ooui5 A. ill., - =. ,.a,.d Z i,
Thev mist taka Soma ana wbo1 bsS snn so,ae
sbsrscter and lnosl. S,ss - IN, ;F i rass;his
TEsr fhsrefcre co,sts,,ss ! r ,,,atforyS IL.
dors;nS & tbe acts ~ 1ths ,,rssent 1 dm;n;stra.
| ton, piedoe The candidate nominated t. AN.
rv ont these measnTes and than select q
N man sIabose mast history hos boon antauo.
|Tististf Ii AT measures We ysneat p;sSs.
and Douvlas hayibg 5y,,;ned tbsnsslves - r. r.
nlesse ina 1soutb. a2e q no further ,,sa n M =
are discarded, Jarness ,Buchanan, has no,
vet ruined his character. and If he consent,
10 make sacrifice Of himself of conrse Il !;
the interest of the Sontb 4, accent Rut q
Ithe. South are a ,nit IN tb;s anestion I
Slavery extension and "a they r,,le N,
Democratic 'partv. and control tbe nomina
tious tits certain that unless thew are sur
| az tbeir man. thew will not consent 10 h;
nomination - 'G H'1 T'
S1g-CIY rYr Noerv mn Dvcv,vrn95- 81.
IN. ..-.:L,yt I'M. :. !. III j.
= ine 'eIliple a % repuSe gwen 70 tne rierc S
uypas.s " .ne slaugn'sI - oL'ne consPra.oi
shows tbat he ma.ss. a .sn -, ha .ai,;0S
support Of the principles advocated bv tber
but Buchanan, to receive a nomination nu, !,
pledge himselfto the same principles lll A
Mrs. Partington SAYS, iit.don,t MAX an
difference what is the price Of -four, she al
\ ways has to- paw the same amount for ha
q dollars WORTH So It Is with Democrs.
gFy.. n .,xfl.LLlt, ,lgn LfFs.or nfit .fs No =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

DRowNED HrMsElT.-0n Saturday fore.
noon, aman was seen wading the Ohio NV
ler opposite the Pomsroy Foundry. He re-
'mained in the, water for some time Those
who saw him, Thought itiwas some boy,
fixing HE trot1linss for fishing, until he was
seen Is sink twice. sLitfs we're Immediately
sent to bis rescue, but before they reached
himahe was drowned. ii His body was re-
covered, and weuhderstand was ascertaihed
to be that Of "a poor iasbriate who had beer
Affected with the dslirium tremens, and
lay in the jail for some time ina criacalpit'
liation. alnsG .nl,il ,.aleaanaexa 30 al,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
Ellli Dislinguishings Genius OF the
tssSat AQ0la.tlt = yiT,, +tY isl.i, 4

/ sNatuse, now and then, brings forth such &C.
liiases'as Newton, Shakespeare, TalIeytshd.
MiItcnJ Nelson, Napoleon, Washington, Frank
lin, Jefferson, Luther, Cromwell and jackson,
Their powerful ihtelIscts compelled the world
TO admins them. 9S'aisi.lia
The genidsof the present qyo IS Dnc,yrar.
In the, progress Of the arts ana sciences, thi'
age is iInmeasurably superior to any fofmerone,
The present century stands pre-. eminent fot ii
wonderful discoveries u the sciences and arts,
Among these, the noble science of Medicine Z.
Inhds Itsst ptogseN. FEoletsos HollowsY hsI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

Those subscribing can either have them
ihailed 10 their ordet,t or delivered di shis
Office. Personally we care, not whether we
ges one Or ono 'bOysand 4, those ,a.es;, bu'
1.-THE Republicans ofi,his coun,v ihink the
cause willbe bensfned by the circulationo oI
ihs Telegraph, among ahossl who aie no,
now spbscribers, We, sand ready 10 accom-
mediate Should ,he list be greatly vincreas'
ed, wstshsA feel bound 10 makeya CORES
ponding eAor,to increase the amount, ant
add to the interest Of our political depar,
|men,!i Weshouid labor with far more zea
Iifihe number of our readers was doubled
| or quadrupled. .,,,s...a sstlsg. rsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

nf "a -@--arts'r n as's1 s1',-s ~ - - - &
The protocol ofs,he Danish .pEopoAi,iop
10 which sRastta, I Sweden and 81 0laenbQrg
have agreed, is published. Denmark agrees
|to.renuunrs-l s-lhersuund and. Bell. Duss- for
lhirty.fve millions ofsgix, dollars, .assen,
being frs. given by the marddme powers.
Denmark reserves The right 10 treat sep.
ara,ely with them, and also demands sseurr
Ivy for this payment jof Jhblmonsysi I III
The Trial Of Palmer for poisoning bad
moi beeD concluded. Il was thought the de-.
f6nse had closed. ~ ~. 1870 t.'i
FRANCE. Baron Hubuer, Minister fiom
Austria has piesenled credentials of baptism
from the King Of Algieis, The ceremony 10
take place The middle Of June.
PaussrA.--A Postal Convention had beer
signed between Prussia and the us. -g-5s
RusslA. The Empress Dowager was Oh
visit 10 her brother ihe King Of Prussia
The Gar had gone to Warsaw. Z
The English steamer Ogre was wrecke
ID the Gulf,of Finland --,o,al loss. Tn
oyacua,lon Of the Crimea was proceeding
rapidly. Several Tatlars have been huuI
4 for assis.ing the Allies during the war; olhel
were condemned 10 exile. Scursy had up
peared ins,he EneIish regiments. sto
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

FGcfs IN the E'r0.SldueTy Murder GQse-s-
Pro-Sldpery Men Ordered 10 Leave---
GFoops;; Commended 70 0isYerss NE Mob.
Ftom Mr.. George N. Proper, who ar
rived from Leayenworth on the steamer
Emma. which reached oot wharf yesterday,
having left Eeayanwonh on' Sunday lafIer.I
moon, we have received very late intelli-
gence from ,he disturbed disiric, In Kansas !
TEE pho-sLAvRRf MuRDkR CASE.
Mr. Proper infofms stint The facts ID
regard 10 ibis eass, a, false and distorted
representation or which has furnished ;ihe
Reputlicau igEI stock in trade sSfCrthe pas,
week are precisely as follows .,:.;;-y.,s
Somewhere abou. ',hs 26.h Of May, fve
Pro.Slavery men assailed one Free State
man, with The view Of hanging him for
evidence be had given before the lnyesli.
gazing Cymmiaee. = They had the rope
around The mans neck ready 10 swing him
up, when some men, presumed TO be Free
Ssaieimsn, secre,ed near by, fred upon the
lpar,y, EACH picking his man. q 4 he fys
ProSiaysry men fell dead upon The spot.
The, party which fred upon these, Pro.
Slavery men ale no, known, Immediately
upon firing they LEFT, and the man around
whose neck the rope had been placed, on
dperceivlng the stats of The case. released
himself anf deRsrisd. v5taTYl5f 4
49, e7sIf THE ExODus STOPPED. ST
Afierra,heseImen had been arrested, d
whom Alsssrss Hsrro,, moore, Conway and
Others, ~ssssfelessed on [alough, 10 make
4 up iheir minds how soon .heir bushes,
couid,bs wound up pnd they Nigh max.
4 ,herasslvesi ready ttoilsayelhs country. ihi
Vigilance gCommiase, niade OUT list o
about ihiuy-6ve more Of the c,iizensi whom
llhey desired. 10 leave 4he country. How,
ever being "law and ordyr men. they
had die coui.esy 70 hand yha BLAGI
LIST 10 w. II Howard. the Chairman Of ttIs
Investigating Committee, offering 70 allow
any man,, WHOSE name be found on -lhl
black list, whom he had slmmonsd as vii
ness, time 70 slay and testify. Finally gel
i ling sick OF -law and ORDER they called
I meeting apd Withdrew tie orders, .Thl
Mayor called q public meeting; ibis, how
ever, ibnuke up in dispute, as some gen
.lemen presanh &sFeini favor % projecting
Free Safe msn and others did not like H.
Il The Ieyes1gaiiDg Commiiiee adjoprnet
i from Leavsnwor,h 10 Wes,pors the Sis,
They will probablylno, spend more thai
one week In investigating the Kansas diff
| cuiilss. They will leave as early as ihl
: 10Th for W ashington. O ga 5 a,
j q It1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10
TopEKA HousE, TofRxA,
Nav 28,h. 1856 -

Tafke Editor Of the Missouri Democrat:
Forty five United States dFagoons are en-.
camped in. shls city,, 10 assist the bogus
sheriff in The serving Of wyi,s and 10 execute
Douglas threat to "subdue", the people o!
Kansas. One hundred and sixty troops are
stationed in Lawrence for the same purpose,
sls a MURDER. ia ifjW
Yesterday a man named Dunn was shot
through The head by a map with whom a
difficulty had occurred on some personal
matter; both pro.slavery men, IN rex
,sgtas ~. WAR mid % ae@8 ---~
Ills currently reported Ia tSis vicinity,
from good ah,hori,ysi that fof several days
a party Of Col. Buford's men were encamp.
ed near iOsawa,,aniie. 45a miles Sod,h oI
Lawrence. committing many depreciation,
upon the properly Of the squauers, who al
las, became enrGged, made an attack upon
the camp, killed five OF their number, anu
drove the remainder in.o Missouri.
/ PRo.sEAxERY MEN ORDERED TosrKAVE.
The pvossi6vety men In that vicinity
who have identified themselves with the
trouble in Kansas, hass been WAITED upor
lby commiues, and ordered 70 pack up and
move into Missouri With their goods ant
lcha,lels, insiarlef. The commands have
been complied win, and many families
Ehave lsii. The kfeaiest excitement pre-
walls in that portion Of IKansas. = ae
THE TROOPS ORDERED 10 DisrsRsR TfR MOB
Governor bds ordered detach'
4 - h.. . . A. I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

tafhEifRMooRG5 aAkDsrHb TsisHa Pie
foul murder o. Kes,ing by Herbert TIE
msmberlof .he House Of Representatives
from California, and lhs combined opposi.
lion iof the Democratic members Of the
houss 70 any investigation of,hs' maWerI
has raissd shb ne lciIuhs American Celi ,dn
Irish pspsf. published inp New York. In
spending of the volsaou lhenscsolotion Va
abpoins, lsn insessigsIing lcOmminsespi,hs
Cell saYs; geilivI b9Nstl Siis N stlF9
srow, 10 reldliohl 20 ,hau division. On
Hcrbsft's case. ws hsssa duty 10 psrfornr
and wcnhaltnetshsIAk from cischssging Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

Massachusetts Prsonal Liberty Bill. Such
are the assurances that reach us from Bos-
ton. Personal and political ditfefehces, are
swallowed UP in the overwhelming feding
that Massachusetts, has been grossly Out
ragged in the person Of her Representatives,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

THE TELEaRArH FoR THE CAMPAIGN
AS many Of our.friends ARE, anxious 10 cir.
eulase ,he. Telegraph Texlenaiyelys during
the campaign, we have concluded % offsr Il
a the following rates, from JuIy l5lh d
lNoyembap i5,h. ass ,Es@ i;as
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

GRASCra's CoMnERciAr coLkkoE. LIN our ad-
vettising columns. this morning will Be. found
the advertisement Of this Institution, ID Which
we invite the attention Of our citizens, ana read
efs generally. Among all the institations of, lit
,,etsture and science, none lite Of more general
importance, none more Necessary to finished
education, than the Colisgs Of Commerce. No
collsgiats education can ls9l, be said to be com
plete without going through course Of CONNER
cial studies; and certainly 40 business man, no
farmer iviii neglect 10 obitii this branch Of Cd
ucatioh'if in.his power andno politician heed
assay to lecture orwfite upon the affairs Iof the
nation without ha7ing paid some attention ID
this class Of studies. How important, then, that
such an institution should be sustained at the
capitalof our stated Alt. ossH ri9ili yiss;s
snMr Granger, the young gentleman Who ha.
inaugurated this enterprise. is aemmentiy fttet
for the post he has assumed land his untirin,
energy of charactsr4 his bold and perseyeriaj
enterprise, 'aslwell as his social qualities AMI
moralwotth, I'M strong degree press his claim.
and those Of his College, upon the patronage :
our city. And we sincerely hope. fol the credi
Of the Capital City, for the interest Of our citi
zens, andfor the benefit ii our youth, this Com
mercial College win q literally generously sas
. o.. 2. III, a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

Pence lPletipo,sn.ia1ss, eon,snding they
only gpse uB prineiple, that |, was inn
possible my longer % ndipldin. He quo
\ ted Mr.. Marcy leiler o. Inc subjeci as
lbslh aSle and di6ni6sd AiIer further de-
Iba,e, ihe feso;uiion was lost by majority
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

Council vas told fully concurred Their view upon the
tth generally the license for trade or
business but 10 tan the capital invested therein and
upoa NE Ia 70 psssoss sss>ss esncrlya tar Of
the aAns r.le Of per eentum real estate.
Since the present Council came into once IL neAsnros
have not always been upon - systeun Thisfo
Gil has been proceeding In way that do not zccord
-hieh 10 e1d.Risd to oSnancc> evissd aud p~s.ed
BY the late 6oncitAn " oh IL selhs me mass have
the effect q rstg retarEsg the ooepeson Of she
vision. Under exsfing crcnmstances, donot shink
can ,rsonshy be ezpsctcd contiuss in cnnexoa viii
the uork have come che csnclusion that may viii
propriety. yeld to the inclination which strongly feel
get rid Of the labor and thought and annoyance incident
to IT, and take in the present vacation Of the courts
and relaxation You and the Council viii there
lore be pleased consider that my services in the position
10 which ! have referred, nov terminated.
Respectfully yours.
CON ROBINSON