The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
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are anxious for home
Several gentlemen fearful chat this is
their "hst ohance" are especially anx.
ious to exercise their lungs.
This guards against the consumption
of the body, but is fast consuming tho
peoples money. Speech makers in such
bodies are essentiallya humbug' Men
who are popping up" on every little
question, and ever anxious to be heard, ,
should be kept At home, where such ex-
ercises cost nothing II they could see
themselves as others see them, they void
be content, to "sit still' and vote.
Much work has been accompl shed this
week IN the House, bus the Senate has
been given up TO "goss." Judge Math-
ews, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.. Heaton and Mr.
Garfield have been making long and able
speeches, against the repudiating resolu.
tions Of Mr.. Bnzee They have had The
right side Of The question and OF course
they demolished the repudiators.
Hamilton said nothing; but poor Girls.
void, after taking tonics few day
"phcieain." That his constituents will.
make haste to pitch him out" is mani
fostod by all that is said by the homes
men OF the Forest City.
Mr.. Brace, plants himself upon tie
abstract power Of the Legislature e.
withhold money. lIo would make D.
most valuable English Lord, in that res
pect, tits unfortunate for the intrest,
and glory Of State, that Senators IL
their admiration Of power, forget the
nobler impulses Of justice and expodieu
cy. lie is hard money whig, and a re.
lpudiatiug Senator; but the place that now
knows him will soor know him, no more
forever. Mr. Hawloy of Lawrence ooun-
ty, done his best, in very fine style, to
justify repudiation, bu. when he finished
he aiked leave Of absence for a week. so
that he will avoid vote. Mr. Brown Of
Portage "piichsd in" upon general prin-
cipes, and made a long and able speech,
in favor Of population. He is bold
man, and defines his position clearly.
Mr. Buckhnd of sandusky. shocked
Mt the prevailing political vices, insisted
that we should repudiaie the contracts.
His demonstration Of men and things,
wore bold, vigorous and iudescriminate.
In argument and fact he failed, as all must
who ask Ohio to take rank with repudi.
ating, and "repudiated" Mississippi. His
Opinions Of mankind aro not compliment
AIRY to the race for ho suspects that there
is none good, no not one. 1t is to be
hoped that his eloquepce, will not impose
this unhappy state Of mind upon 9TH
ers.
lie was listened to with great attention
and made, a good defence Of a bad prop
osition. II is expected that vote will be
had by Tuesday next. So if the Senate
should repudiate,A long discussion will
arise in the House, but the threatened
disgrace, viii meet with defeat in the
popular branch
In the House Mr.. Cadwell's bin is gain.
ing strength every day, and it is certainly
tho only safe proposition yet introduced.
Il sends all the parties to the courts, and
keeps back money from contractors. so as
to compel them to hasten tho litigation
to a close. Some such measure will be
adopted,
There is a clear majority in both bran
ohes in favor Of sale Of tho canals. but
there may not be sufficient courage to a.
dopt the measures.
The time for adjournment is not fixed,
and is uncertain. Tho 18th Of March
has been named, but il it can bo accom-
plished by the 18th day of April we shall
be thankful. PITr.