The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01

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honesty Wnicn Is rsproacueo 70 ,ne
name OF our state which mas suHeIea 2
greater defaication than any other state
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wnlcn, dr. Cox showed .nas - q. l5fes.
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., Mete 70 a'0soer 20 e10n.s,ae t,4e treasury
ne iase unu Oo.n ~ ,ssionsfs :, rePea, ee-
y sougus 70 examine .ne treasury, ana
we're Always paIeo Dy mr .' mere
oelng no law Dy Wnicn ,1ey couia
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Mr. Dennlson was called for and took
the stand. He spoke for some half hour;
pus did not undertake to refute any OF
the statements from the records as given
oy Mr.. Cox He promised full and
honest examination; let the blame fall
where 1t might He expressed conf
dence IN Gov. Chase, answered some en-
qulries-denounced Mr.. Cox 9 speech as
partizan and wound up with the very
unpartlzan remark, that "Ohio was Q
republican State and would give re-
publican majority this fall. .
The resolutions were read By Rlr. Bas-
com; COM one OF which endorsed Governor
Snase 5 pfompt aotion IN the premises.
mr COX TOOK the stand IN opposition
70 snas resolution. ION he eolnclded with
an 'ne iess. ine nepuo.icans ~ tne
oIowu ., raissu Perlecs yen lot the 'sqnes-
.iou, Sor some nVc minutes tney
srisu s: 20 aro%n ms yolcer D1s tney
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tba sneaLe- dsno.nasd ~ 80. .asoi',,;rs sst, -
as an attemnt in sdvsnes - = vI;tsrsst .s..,,sI,
Gov. Chase for his delinouency Tbss
Il was oot nm for noi;t;oai sffsct 4s
denied That his sneecb -as nsrt;v.n
Il was the trntb IF record and co,,ld
not be and had not been answered.
DR.. TREvIrr moved to strike out that
part of the resolution endorsing Chase.
contended that the governor and Au-
aitor nad SHOWN no promptltude. The
Tressu,y was sha 81 cow,,on toy;e vs.. n5 lne
attemnt wasma5e n,,der tbe 3sv of 'f''l,s e5s 1
20 nratect i from dofsi.st;o,,s = 8,
The motion m str;I-a ont 90. mi l.,
Dr Rarr Rennbl;ean, The p-ds;daat
amid great confns;on IL w.s dao;sra5
not carried. bnt tb;swas f,r,,,oz .bs go
es were claarlv in fsvor - s.s, ;na ~ ont
DR. Trev;tf then moved tbat tbs ar Al.
ditor finnish 70 the nnblic as,ateman.
of what had been done bv the State ofss
GERS under the law of ie5a-;f fanytb;ncs
This was put. and declared by the chair
as carried.
Observation-Disclosures d;.....see1
with the result, again took the stand.
and tried to excuse the Governor for his
remissiness. by saving that the Legis.
lature blythe appoins1nent of the Inyes-
,ipatioe Committee had taken Il ont Of