The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21
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shsf6S Eesisiature in accordance with q
rfcttoas Resolution, adjourned on the 18th
last toI meet again on the first Monday
.sf s@aaaary next. Although we did not
xotsfof an adjourned session yet we are
fur effoin making war upon those who did.
..'hsy uhdonbtsdly did what they believed
70 De for the best interest f,he State.-7
sAlasgemajority of both parties in the
Iegislaturess and probably of the people
of t1e State, believe that the welfare Of the
State demands animal sessions, Ours is
behind no State in the Union in the diver.
ssity ID uegnisudei of its interests Ia Our
Fdbliczwcrks fso;long as they remain in
shs hands VI The State win require close
,ysdssh y Ind syep when watched are a
sepscs sefgreat corraption. 500. &. asIgog'
at be public bencYolent institutions of the
IStase jsteosare made to be instruments
tof pluatltripg the treasury. 1t isa sad
and humiliating confession, but neyerthe-
lessstyue. that these institutions, the off.
spriss ofa noble aiheralitys on the part Of
She peoples aye SO conducted as to be a
curse To thoss Whose generosity founded
them. The building Of the new state
house, and the pepiteniary need the fre-
auents supervision of a Legislature. In
asidition TO this tits impossible to make
sppfopriations properly FOR two years in
AidyapSs; Il can at best be but guess work.
Bitter e xperienee, has taught our people
tbststhe officers Of the State need watch.
iaggand ttcreI is none to do this except
she legislature! TO h'''i.'S0F 10 ! 'llg'A
ii There are reasons which apply to every
year, but there are peculiar reasons for
having a.session- next~winter. Our Sub
treasury law ajust passed, and it would
W. remarkablelif some of its provisions
did, not accd amending.ir 1t could not be
expected toHwork perfectly in all its parts
tfrs tssoq & Committee has beed appointed
Y SretIogt the late aiia frauds in the treasu-
sysand lis Observation-Disclosures Legislature
should de eiprepared aoltake immediate &C.
tieasdasne4r srepottsis 1e a1s ,ssAsI@ ast {
'arlsss srssSmsSof tie reasons ) which
Rdas1 the, legislature to hold an ad-
josfpsds sessiep ;s- They are not without
seme desin dationi Iand.it is easy to see
ilsatSihc@uers hTgheIionestly and coRsei.
ertf6dsly fote fole for an adjourned ses-
sNtSgFnasasfaga nxaEA sIad nj g&
stw. Bro: ruEdy, o,f he Beilairc Era
makes IS some pretty seyege striesures on our
remarks op,theI bill forrthe.remoyai of the
coaniys seat sofS Belmont county. Bro.
burdS isisoeiaify asefc1ers fellow, politi-
cally goof D eniocfat and Intellectually
q talleatsd editor, and we will have no
quarrel with thims aIflhe were engaged in
asgoodchuse fhefceisino man In Belmont
ceahty we oaid mere cf,cerfnlly'aid. AS
itis sven hone u fa ssThe Herald 10 n
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dopbt had the very best intentions in
Copying the ErassiH 1hnmored remarks.
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stHHosoR Toswpoai HpseR Is DUE. -
Hon yWuLIAM rIsAWRENcE, fmember oi
Congress from this District, has voted on
every occasion, ,.on the side Of the people
and in,fayor efther preservation of their
rights,edaripg, the Kansas strnggleIin abe
House. 3 lie, has sproYed true, to, the Dem
cratic fsith-gthat The people Of Kansas.
speaking throsgh y majority OF, the;actual
residents should. haye,the right 10. organ
ize their Own domestic affairs in their own
way. p,sl s.g4s, sfis< ise.s ,a44al o,ds
Pugh, Burns and Miller constitute the
Lecompton. trio from This, StateF-tbe inst
in the Senate, and the two latter, in The
House. When their present term shall
expire they can feclinely put theqpestion
TO each other, when shall we alhree, meet
again? " Belyaire Era = ,sseS ,a-sav fqSy
We endorse the abovestos the sfullesi
extent, especially .hat portionwhichreiates
to.Mr. Lawrence. Very few persons here
are aware Of the enormous outside pres.
sure brought 10 bear in favor Of the Le'
compton constitution The Democratwhe
opposed IL in Washington city was stigrna'
tized ass'en abolitionist, a renegade, in
short everything that man ought not to
be. The capital being situated in q Slave
holding community course, the anti
Lecomnton men met with neither favor
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