The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-13
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liering myself warranted In making ~
appointment ct any time 10 the eoarse ~
that period. and regarding the diselossrses
which, had been made a. demsnding =
immediate and thorough investigates. q
appointed Thomas Sparrow, Of Frankila
county, to that Office. The results sef tn
examination made BY Mr.. Sparrow ~
set forth in bis report which q hsfsr
With transmitted. The nature ADD exteat
Of the defaIca.ion; the devices by whieh
it was concealed from the Legislative com
mittees, and. the Auditor Of Stats, at ths
time of their several examinations, and
the respective parts in the criminal tranes
action, Of the two State Tressursrs inplit
Gated in it, are clearly stated in this &oe.
ument. No candid person, I think. cAa
withhold his assent from the conclqsio. ~
which he arrives, sthat John G,T Ageeli3
abstracted the money from the Tseasasy,
and that William Fl. Gibson, bylconceal-
ing the defalcation and denying its sxiss
tence. disregarded truth and his swozn on
cial duty" s. $500, s,,,,,ssd Bad
As soon as this Official alinvestigatipn ,haA
heen provided for, the facts which had bsse
made known to me, we're Communicated 70
the Prosecuting Attorney Of Frsaklin
county, who ia charged BY Law With tAe
prosecution of oil offences cenmitted
within its limits; and to. the Judge of 4Aia
judicial subdivision, whose datyr i = .ta
chsrgs the GraAd Jury in regard "a aesA
offences. The Prosecuting Attosasy -
assured Of Whatever aid the Bxscstisa
colld afford to him in tho discharge q NJ
functions. and be, accordingly recsivedtAe'
assistance Of the Attorney Qeasral - -.
inyestigations which took plaos tsfors ~
Grand Jury. -, - ...ssss
These investigations resulted II ipdjetr,
ments against beth the ex- x-Treasprsrs. ~
Mr.. Gibson gave bail. bat Nj, BsesliA,
6ed to Cansda. Every effort, dssnea -
and expedient By the Prosecstlug a Attor-i
|ney and Attorney General, was made ,fosI
his apprehension, and the chargss wsra,
betrayed from my contingent fnnd. 4 !,
correspondence was also instituted xltk
the Federal Government At Wsshingtoa.
| iu the hopes Of engaging its interysntions
with the British Government by RAieA.
! means alone the surrender OF the .fhaitjFa,
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stipulated in the treaty between the Gated.
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