Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
Districiing ELL.

Congressional dislrcting bill passed by
the 'no-party" Black Republican Lcgis-
ature:
1st and % Districts Hamilton Ooun'
ty.
3d-Montgomcry, Prcblc, Butler and
Warren.
lth--DaIk, Shelby Logan, Cham
paign and Miami
5th-van Wert, Mercer, Allen, Au-
glai2c, Hardin, Hancock and Wyandot.
Gth--Clermont, Brown, Highland,
Clinton and Fayctte.
| 7th-Green, Clark, Madison and
Franklin.
! Sth--Union, Delaware, Marion, Nor
row and Richland.
9th-Crawford, Huron, Seneca, Eric,
Sandusky and Ottowa.
10th--.W w ood, Putnam, Henry, Lucas,
Paulding, Defiance, Fulton and Williams.
1lth-.. Adams, Scioto Lawrence, Jack
son, Gallia and Ninton.
12th--Pikc, Ross, Hooking, Pickaway,
Fairfield and Perry
13th-Licking, Muskngum, Coshoc-
ton and Knox.
14th--IIolmes, Aahlantt, Wayne, Me
dina and Lorain.
15th-Meigs, Athens, Washington,
Morgan and Monroe.
l6th-Gurnsoy, Belmont, Harrison,
/ Tuscalawas and Noble.
17th-Jeferson Carroll, .Colunbiana
and Stark.
1Sth-Cuyahoga, Summit and Lake.
19lh--Gcauga, Ashtabula, Trumbull,
Portage and Mahoning.
This iniqutous swindle passed the
House of Representatives by vote Of
80 against SO, as follows:
YEAs-Babcocz, Bartram, Bayard
Brachman, Brondburry, Clarke, Cook,
Cory, Harrison, Harsh, Hills, lIiXson,
Howard, Howe, Huston, Johnson, Keck
Krum, Latham, Lind, Masters, Miller
, Montgomery, Myers, McGill, Norris
Odlin, Osborn, Patterson, Pursell, Ran
dali, Reilly, Robb, Roberts, Rockwell
Schell, Smith, Stanton, Stewart. Silver
e Tiffany, Waller, Warner, Wells, West
: Whitney, Woodbury., Zinn, and Speak
cr-5O.
NAYs--Ault Bates, Blocker, Boesel
" Converse, Crane, Grouse, Dickman
1t Dres, ell, Furguson, Fcrrl, I'lagg, Gless
.e ncr, Grbbcn, Griswold, Gunsaulus
q Holden, JclIrics, Kennon, Kcyser o
- Monroe, Noble, Lott, Malfett, Marsh
Mcclellan, Reisinger, Ross, Sayler, Seig
II Smythc, Snyder, Taylor, Thorp, Titus
l. Uhl, Vance, Wilkins and WlSon--3S
OF it the Circleyille Wdtchman says
we are glad to see that the men wh'
hitherto acted with the Democratic party
, but were elected to the Legislature on th
bogus Union ticket had the manhood
and independence to vote with their ole
~ friends, against this base and infamou,
partisan trick
"Thc Union Democrats" as they III
b called, who voted against this iniquty
. werc-Batcs, Of Tuscawras Crane, 0
~ Scioto Grouse, Of Ross Dickman, @
Cuyahoga Ferrill, of Guernsey Flagg
of Hamilton ; Glessncr, of Muskingum
. Gunsaulus, Of Morrow Kennon, of Bel
> mont; keyser, of Noble Marsh, o
Hamilton; Mcclellan, Of Butler Ross
Of Pickaway; Saylcr, Of Hamilton Scig
of Hardin l'horp, Of Sandusky; and
Wilkin, Of Coshocton. But the abolit
Iition partisan leaders were too strong
for these conservative men, and consum
mated this great fraud upon the pcopl
Of Ohio, i'll the very face of their lyin
and hypocri teal prctcn. ions that the
want to forget all party! Yea, and &
together for the Union which they hav
denounced as covenant with death an
league with hell If there ever was
league with hell, these Infamous hypo
d critics were always of the contractin
d parties on one side or the other.
ID Tho watchword of the Democracy
this state should now be, "Rcpcal,' ar,
III peal, ;" until the Infamous subtcrfugo fl
re law shall be wiped from the slatu
n book, until the last vestigc of the lana
p ical party which has disgraccd itself an
~ the country, shall be totally and con
~ pletely swept from the face of the cart
III That this will be the result linal,
he there can be no sort of doubt--for Il
" hand writing is already yiaabc upon I'll
at wall, and can be read as easily as ii wa
n read by old Nebuchadnczzcr himself