The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-27
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ne s spfaker si.sEpsiaIell the public yes
lsiday 81 aii:ag 10 io,rodnce hre Stand
ing committees 10 tue lIoase. Everybody
is nxicus to know the precise complexion
ofihe committees. The anxiety of some is
lrsctab!e 10 political fceliug-lhat Of others
has It's origin in the pocket. The Commit
tee on elec ions is the cynosure of all exclu-
siyely rotilicsl eyes, lha seats fhaif-a-doz'
en- members being contested, whilst the at
trntiou oi those VIII, are on the lo'kont for ,
plnad,r is di,ecttd 70 'be committee on En- (
erayiogs.G wAieb MtI,m Rinor SAYS.
furnishes elis5tfal Piogiagq dader favora; |
be clraalA.taaees f,i.aow that Maiam Ra. |
MOI. is a e,eat lar, bdt ahen all Of Ter
.honsaa2. tongues assert one thing, and pro,
claim it.aloui ufh.iyrr l5e dome Of tie caPi.
,nl, With none TO e1ntraii3' te may assume
,lat The tra:,iis sp5yel. IA Ne y ot an o:'
carrerce Wl1ea mil be fresh il the recol.
lpc,in OF all uewspnper readers, Mr, Banks
Wifi 16Gbt,tSs *, Yci>e'a sound discretion in
The q.f.a sement Of this csmmittee and
plases,t ji.a hessllla Eaalaaian u hose Integrity
IS above snsyisasn0oo E3AG sd1 10
The eIIouseaPriotingisss,ihs Raaeci@ed- -
Tie vate aorAil4 EolIeL Of Chic. the and-al {
ministratiin eAusas cabd;dafe, Is GAIing off
Mr. Wsnig'i.'ss az he5rat has sfept up a
Ialle, but vii Awe 70 creep q g9od, deal
higher bhgore he Ssa getina EMr. EQ!lsls
f. ends arc eut Of Aamoe sndtalk Of repeal
ins tha,t,ltcsious chat hsvetsken Piaqe. Of
Eltduse officers. Thisisaa d brilliant ilea---
loo Htiliaht to he reduced to practice, 4
thilk, IS Mr. l'oIlet's f!icnAs are not
str-pz eronshtoelrc' ther iayoliie. 1t is
not Easy to understand how they could re-
Fpsal tie elections that have tUken place. -
They bad ''betcr come toferms" with the
asnifaLts who stasd in their way. and who
d n le bmshLcf with d reasonable share o
lie profis.
The "Uutu' ofths m9rpinS contains
proclamation bv the President. commanding
al . rsons engaged in unlawful com blna
5 tons against he constituted authority of th
Territory Of Kansas or Of the United State
20 iiH.rse and retirt to their homes, an.
, waruius AL such persons that any altsmpte,
insurrrc.ion in sal Territory or aggressive
e intru,i,n into the same will be resisted, no
only BIZ The employment Of The local miliii
but also ny that of the farcps otthe Unite
States. Iti5 Is b hop a that.tbis procla
nation viii have lie eTtctto prevent fnrthe
disorders in Kansas. aud that the necessit
; Of drawing the sword against any portion {
l our own people will noslbe forced upon tn
general government.
The joint resolution from the Senate az
propri1ting 1880 for the rtlet of the poe
Of Washington aud Georgetown, sti Il hang
in tho H5use. II seems that the bonevc
.ent people Of Washington and Georgetow
cannot take care Of their own poor. Coz
gress must not only build their Wat'
Works and carry forward all their pnbl
: improvements, but it must also feed the
!. poor and cIothe their naked, If the publ
{ monies gre to be appropriated to ehar';ab
f purposes, Jet us have ageneral distribution
ii ct a certain amount be voted to every Co
:, tgessioaal district ia the Union, and
il. each member send horne bis districts sha
for dispens alton. Way not? If ills cons
y q tutional to relieve the poor Of Washing gt'
.s! ont OF the public treasury, it is constitute
al 10 relieve the p'or Of San Francisco; a
= Z Hitis right to d, the ena.- is right ia
lhe other.
Nothing Of mu;h interest viii occur
< he II use I'LL the committees get at wo
and carve cut business.