American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
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I'd nredRy Deccmber 20. 1883.

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tFrem the Ohio State ,JoprnaLl ,,N 1Nl
An Ohio Senator Giving an AcSOgEt Of
For six yea,s Mr.. Pugh has represented
the pominaily sovereign, State OF Ohio In
the Uai,ed States Senate Durngiall that
title Senators from The Slave States, as he
nov says, have had theecobtTol Or every
cotdm ittes on public business with one
exception and that was on Territories. the
ctiaffhati 6fwhich was giyento Douglas,
Will x 'Soutbsrn majority 70 control him,
atia gbGt wAslaken away from himas soon as
kSIfefustd ID 6suppott Leconptob. During
a1InMfI ,PGgh . SIX years u the Senate, the.
Sa9ts he pfoiessAd to represent has been
tsaIeddIiEe CONQUERED province, but he
nsFeF raised his voice 10 vindicats her SOW
erSithty aha demand her equality, in the
o6dStHof tue nation. 7Atthe last h6dr be.
thSs taEerfoccasiou toi inform the nation that
the theory of Tie equal sovereignty o. the
States inIt6e government is "a fiction, that
the STATE he represents has been treated,
only #s aryassal,of The South; but wbatMr:a
Pdthprobouhced on himself by this? The
representative Of The sovereignty of the
Sta,Sof Ohio, for six yeais be has quietly
submittedto , her degradation. Not only
ths,,a bat be has sought to perpetuate this
ifnsesistihg humiliation for another six
wears. and has gone before the people dof
obip, and publicly denied the very slate Of
humiliaiion that be new proclainls. ,.s ,e 20, as
s'Iu fhe debate al .riffn between Mr.. Den>
mfsou and Mr.. aRanney,th the Republican cans
didata showed how the rights of10hio were
sufFe6defed in Congress. Wequcter rom
a.published account Of the incident. 1.f'4
ysMr. Denpison said;;,o sis s,i ot "a s.uea !,
.~4IAere .is no iDemoeratic Senator from
tUsifrse, Ststesat9tbe head of any impor-
tant oomtnittee of the Senate" ~, ~ ,,i.
"oPuspAh-299 "'fhai's not So" ...l;lt ehe
qsMfs Dentison 4 .iIt rs SO, and ItwilD
prove It." and proceeded to read list OF
thsuDnmmittets.o, eoa' safrfh@%s9i. 'F'i.' Z
Pughs4sOhl That'is tie last Congress;
the present Congress is not yet organi$ed," /"
M 'Pugh went1into an aperture that
yvuldnotbav been practicable for . rat
ofragerage dimensions, when he found
chat Mr.. sSDpnniso1 was provided. with the
pros; abutasupposipe he bad not the. seyi.
dgEcel Al, hand be. denied siouily The. state
OF affairs which he now admits on the hoor
81 ifhe Senate. Braas. l,aiiAi. sod
.Itgt6seRFly days Of the Roman Repub,
tc. an ambassador TO another nation whc
hadANdf maiptaihed' tbe honor snd dignity
Sft6s State. riwould baye publicreceptict
wiyhsashSlist,a ,aboutsb his neck, on his return
Mr. Pnshpsbas pronounced seutehce OF
bfmyei H. He now declares that under hi
rlbaesadorship the sovereign State ofOhir
kSs, ,usssp deprived Of her equal fepresenia,
vjpA Sd the nation an basal The while beer
daara5ad TO the seontiiiop of copqueref
ptpyibce;; Tst he.bas never rAised, bis voice
tovindicats her rights. Not, only that
b,Itbe, vent before, Tie people Of The Stat
aad denied that she had been betrayed
Should not MDsPugb.a when he return
from his snnfaithfutembassv, present. him
sRNHet6Fe The people, ~ o Obio with a hal
tsf. about his neck aud stFe1 repeat 10 then
ttssfasplt ,ot his stewardship, as he ahA
issi ilnow stated i III lbe Senate, and aEai
aism ysfdicfaipq siisa as.sstEgsi sVgi .'s.aa
SaBRsAcH on PEo4IsE CASE. The breacl
6fbE6m isssfSSas e. case, = Henrietta o. Riebardso
tssJerogfe b. aGarpen,er, which has cteste,
sooGIbnck tslk within, the, past few days
came fosdd issue ysstefday morning ! b
iurv remained cut talluight, and were tue
enahle to agree. Eleven OF tbe jafofs Wer
jDi.vor Of giving asxeraiet 90 N, plslnti1 y,
.TsllS danA ees IRON. $1,000 Ia $4,000. Th
twelfth, jupymsn he'd out obstinately- Y
lHsss!ast, Ana Ihe whole jury sweras accord
,ngly discharged, The cas-, ,yill os epnIs