The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28

llitS e otrupt administration In 1888. th
State lew xas r...x MN, ,,rw n r,x,p
on tI;e ;,o1is,, in ,sss Tho s,.,s lew wss IN
same rns,, s,,,. ..o rwo rrsrus on IN
dollar. and for tbe ven, 1857. tte State lev
is oniy rpnrr NM. .sp o,, rrsrr on tb
d,lls, Anvo,. IN .on understand 6yu,es
may satisfy bim,elfas 10 the State levy fol
j 1888 and 1886. bv referring 10 the Ambition
\ f,vpc,,s for 1888 and 1856. or the Ia. dupli
este. or the County Treasured, ,eshibit. W,
has lad 50 much experience in tns.payini
and who is saspiring to be Doctor Of Law
should reiteru.c such a foolish charge. Let
our men Of propcrty lust reflect for moment
Us 10 what their taxes must have omou ted
to, il in addition to the county and munici.
pal tns, they had been coinpelled 10 nav si.
! " ten mills on the dollar Of State tax. So
much for this chsree. Now for the others.
Provision is made for building of btidres.
aud . fund provided for the payment OF th,
same under IA, head Of road ,,S.s.oue third
of which goes to tina, purpose.
The Republicans have reppaled the library
tax. Well who iu Hancock County regiats
this, eScept the few who ate benefited hy The
library Of books, that have accumulated n,
the Auditors oaic. i'm Fiudloy. from The fac,
that the peopl, IN the sey,t, Distric,s IN
the County, so far treat the besgerly alle,.
with contcmpt a. TO refuse TO take them from
the Auditor office. And because our lend.
ing old liners, who make the Court House
their head quarters have most admirable
library at hand, all at the dear peoples cx.
p,nse, they are very ind dignant q, the Repub.
licans for tepeuling the tax, and thus cut.
ting of such convenient source OF replen
.shiug this Court House lbrnry. We hope
the people Of this county will understand
vcry clearly that the Democracy are in favor
this tax.
In the sixth resolution they add several
Other charges, among which are the passage
oftLc "bird law" aud the "fsh law" Let
make out OF this.
The "biec, OF the rnmc law, is to preven,
the destruction OF such birds and Wild ami
mails, during the season they are propagatIng,
as are sef'iceaDIe 10 man Tor ioou OF other
wISe' IL has oeeh tue case that class o'
'u'e' lazy Sca'ehBefs' VINO ioitef ABOUT our
towns aud cities when the gambling table
ceases 10 satisfy Their cravings would should
et iheif lowing pieces ana sally iorlh al thus
particular season, aud commence an indIs'
crminate slaughter Of everything IN the form
-, ,om. IN ,,.i, w.v Inc, 70 s,o,;rv ,h.,
'"N' wy ''''
own destructive pfopensiiles. lhe opJect
Of this bill was to prevent this. But what
NAL cs this charge IN. more ridiculous. ifnot
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"o"" 's". u's"o"'s'' 49, '""' '"'s very 1h'
oil winch ihey complain, was called up III
the House Of Representatives Of the Ohio
I.ey;,,atut.. lost Spriuy. law n leading Demo.
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e'a'-"aS 'ePo''eu J." '"e io''" u P''Se'' W
The same individual as Committee, anu
as sustained on its passage, by nearly all
,h,. ,,.oa;,, democratic m,.p,h.,s ,m,ns
~. aN ... '" 80 ~
whom We hhu ire names oi CORY anu Cow
an Of Ashland, Bingham, Holmes, and
IIu,ch;son or M,a;so, 7 ,r,ao, and M;,l.,
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ua. .aaa.., 49,. A..
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which ,h, House reTns.d ,o mass uouse hi
~, 10 prevent the killing Of birds aud game
was RECONSTRUCTED yeas ~, nays ~. Mr..
s,.ler, comw;,tes % "r on' ,b % &c t" ~
strike out red crested wood. pecker as pro.
tected Oy The bll.
'. ,ia"n,nS ;,n 'u'eu " 'n,'"ri ,"s'au.t "
was opposed by Lanrdon, and advocated by
Mr.. Hawkins. Motion disagreed to. The
not'oh 10 strke OUT reu ctcsed wooa, ,pecker
ives agreed 10. ilireierred TO Mr. Ihomas'
MI THOMAS reported back lhe OH amend
Ell agreeaoiy TO instructions Inc question
being on the passage OF The biii' Mr.. Egley
nnd MI, huTns opposed ana MI lieifurcii
advocated the bili'
Mf. Kicker moNei ,he previous question:
winch was sustained. Hill passed - yeas
5S; nays lV.'
Mr.. Thomas is q Democrat, and regular
f.,ms, r,om Hamilton coup,y In, Demo.
cia''c oioid''ai VI oh'o' no oii Us htst
introduced had been defeated, because 1t
contained A wood .p,cker too much. TO r..
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ce''e 'he 'o'e " '"e Deno''"e'' ~ '""Ae
the bill acceptable. Mr.. Thomas moves re-
consideration, and gets the bill in trim to
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This'hsh o''f' was' IN Ike MANNER sup
ported BY members from both parties. To
explain the nature Of the bill. we need only
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