Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09


~ JANIS RKED.
AshiabuIa, Ohio, April, 0. 1859.
c6hxEcncur Errcf1os Much interest has
been lelt IN The election held IN Connecticut on
the dm. Monday Of April. Four members Of
Coneresa. and Tuil ticket OF state officers, were
70 be chosrn, and most gallansly have her ciii-
sens come 70 the rescue There Is h tdly seed
iet Tor the further propagation Of African De
/. mocracy. Every congressional district has
washed iis hands Of I.ecompionism, and sub
serviency TO southern serviiude. Mr Lecomp-
Son BIsnor. Of Bridgport--4tb district Fair.
Held and Lilciheld Cof. who beat his compett
tor FEHRY Of Norwalk, two years ago, by l6
votes has now yielded to that young giant, in
majority Of over 500.
IN the 2d--Npw Haven. district, Mr.. AR
morn, who stulti6ed himself aud proved recre-
ant 10 his constituency by his support of the
Lecompton pet.of ]. B. & CO., has been beaten
By woonRuFF, by over 300 votes LeonR. in
the lst by IS plurality and BvRSuAn in the 3D.,
BY 200 majority, have also been elected, giving
70 the little nutmeg state, a delegation which
will rank w ability, with any OF her sister states
The whole Republican state ticket has sue
eeeded by $500 majority The following are
the names Of the officers elect: WILLIAM A.
BucKISouAS, Governor Norwich; JUL1us Car
LIN Lieut.. Governor, Hartford JOHN BOYD,
Secretary Of State, Winchester; LUcIus j.
II
BgELL, Comptroller, Clinton
The Legislature is decidedly Republican,
though it's exact relative strength, we are not
able to give. 1t will not vary much from last
year. The Senate stands II Republicans to
Democrats. This o gratifying result over
rscreancy and apostacy. Long live that blessed
little commonwealth
Danbury and Norwalk are the banner towns
OF this contest so far as yet known.
Later returns from all the towns in the State
show that l29 Republicans are elected Repre-
sentatiyes, and 100 Democrats.
DEMOCRACY is certainly zone of the lnstitu-
tions" and presents about as many interesting
phases for the study of the humoris.-the
laughing or the mourning philosopher as any
other Of this diversified and expansive political
system Of ours The Swans at Columbus whose
politician fecundity aud prolundity have placed
In so bold relief the infrmties of poor human
nature, made a decided point in their career last
week. ScHL1EcH the Senator from Fairfield,
termined plan to humiliate Gov. CHASE. The
charge was made by resolution upon the execu-
tfse, OF having suppressed information ip refer
ence TO certain financial Investigations Of the
sdrities Of the Sandusky Bank some months
since. The effort to insult the Governor would
have been very effective, if it had not been for
the simple fact, that the information supposed
to have been suppressed lay, spread upon the
records Of their own body, and every mothers
son Of this body OF grave and reverend Sena-
tors Of the majority, seemed as blissfuy ignorant
of the fact, as if their transactions had no other
means Of perpetuatioB, than those afforded by
their own shallow pates. Their discontinue is
so complete and ludicrous, as shown by the Gov.
errors message, that it would seem to be sufi
eient to satisfy the most inordinate ambition of
this notorious assembly.
STATE Of oHIo EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoLuSBUs, March 90 1852
n the ssrate.
received yesterday, bnt not in time for
On answer before your adjournment, The fol.
lowing resolutions adopted by your Honor
able body
''Rss0Lred, That the Governor he request
ed to inform the Senate, at his earliest con-
venieBce, whether he has had in his posses
sion since the month of April 1858, official
knowledge that frHud 10 the amount of
$40, 600 existed in the stocks reported To
the State Treasury for the pretended secu-
rity of the circulating notes of the SanduS- |
Ky City Bank and Why, if such informa-
ton has been in Ills possession, he has with
held knowledge OF the fraud from the
Legislature and from the public.
"Resotred, That the Governor Of Ohio
be required to communicate 10 this body,
without further delay, copy of this report
made to him by w. o. Collins, Esq, Spe.
cial Examiner of the Treasury, and which
report has been heretofore suppressed"
In answer to the first clause of the first
resolution, beg leave to state that have
no information in respect to the subject
matter OF your inquiry, except what is con
tanned in the report Of William o. Collins,
Esq, sent to be Senate for Information of
the General Assembly on the 10th day Of
April, 1858, and printed in the Appendix |
TO the Senate journal, pages 253 and 27l |
inclusive 10 which ! respectfully refer You. !
The latter clause of the first resolution
and the whole Of the second are expressed |
in language which, / am sure, your honor
able body will, upon reflection regard as
unSnifed to intercourse between the Senate |
and the Executive. The respect due to the
people Rho have entrusted to me the Chief
Magisiraey of The State, must forbid any
reply TO either.
fsigueO s.P.CHAsE
AFFATRs IN NIcARAouA.-The Nicaraguans
appear to have made bad bunder 1t seems
that the landing of party Of soldiers and ma
rines from the U S. ship Decatur, near Sau Juan
del Sur gave rise TO the report that party OF
Ar.onfoar Hfiihuafaru bod lapflad thara 4 mar