Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
Boiling.

Whenever 1t has SUITED the interests of
tbe DemQerallc, pars. .,,hey have, al vays
broken quorum in the Legislature. How
trihing iuight be the Observation-Disclosures
to preventive election OF an Enitsd State.
senator the passage of tax law. an ap-
poslamas 1e bin. Ior 10 prevent af'S,afe
Senator from taking his seat. they have
broken'afn.ruin AMI 6idckel the wheels
OF legislation. anil will do 1t again. when
ever II snits their convenience. Only two
years ago. they, bolte,l from the Senate anil
adjourned IN body to the Bates House,
whfrethey convened anil anpouncel the
conditions upon which they would return
sn'tpsrHit slsgh Iaion- to proeceh Ihe,e
eondftidns were That the apportionment
bills. legislative and congressional. should
be withisawa tyihe z .pnbli raa<, and no,
brought Nfnvartaglin d,iriny me session;
AMI If this were not done. that no appro-
prsaiop 6fvnn'eser shonIsl be passed. =
Af.irs Good dis way for sonns time, mes
mges passed. from ore party To the other
negotiations were. opened anil attempt,
were made to nlrroi,riSe--hnt tho Dem
ocracy stol FIRM. declaring thew wonld ri>s
all Consequences. anil the Republicans
were finally compelled 10 submit to their
terms. The Constitution of the State re-
qnired the legislative apportionment to oe
male at that session; but hat party then,
assnow. Constitution breakers. refu sell to
carry ont the provisions. anil prevented
the REORGANIZATION being male. The
lawoi unngrs~s al SO teqqifs,l the eonsr-~s-
fbnM superintendent 10 BE- male in 1861.
bnt It wac violotel7 Unlike pnauuer a
gain, at the-safne Session. they boliei IN
prevent the "a ssage- Of a militia hill. and
again they suceee,ieI. They were then s,,,-
posedto arniiny the people and putting
the State IN posture of ,lefencr; now they
propose. BY a militia bill. 10 ,lisarni al
existing companies. IN TO form new Or.
ganizstions under q revolutionary gov
eminent
'AIn 1857 Coz. Shryock. who had been
elected to rsrresent f'nlton county in tho
Senate was kept cut Of his seat by per-
sistent bolt, His claim to the seat was
t1ndispnrel and the COMMITTEES on EIec-
tons had reported in his favor. 30 pre-
SetR kSose being fakenS whhrif Would have
admitted him to seat. AMI expelled the
Democratic INTRUDER. Hugh Miller. the
Democratic members boI.e,l to the end of
fheressisu. and prevented the passage of
the appropriation bills. iosf''e 'tsst
The Democratic members Of the Legis.
lature boltei frpeatetiiy hiring tho session
Of 1853. 10 pfeveAt the passage Of mess
ures which were obnoxious to the parry,
but which Were BY no means vital. Ii is
unnecessary 10 multiply Instances. but the
hifovy of the State viii sIow that they
- broken q quorum. on every ocaa <fpn
when bhsy>wers in tho minority to pre-
vent the majority from carrying out their
policy, or tiss adoptionv of any measures
the least distasteful or injurious TO the
party.
&islssrswsl ~ re Union meFins5er'
q mir time Is sanctioned by the qpifYfm
practice of the Democratic party. il Tths
practice OF that party can ssnstians any,
thing but what is of much itnportaice, 81
their solemn duty to prevent a violation oil
Constitution IN its most material parts.
and btd4f&b3 mi reT etIti6p fhv pa.
sage Of the Military Bill would be the ,yir;
4pAi Allegation ofthe State GoyerRmest
-e4$9t4su<et6 atctpiO - IeVOiutiOnety ~
eminent like that of the Directory "a
France lsfik 4hS Frencs Res olusion. and
womb inevitably BE followed by I bloody
apd desolating civil war, To preieo
these Dire sealamisies the Unicl. member
have vithdr.wu from the House and theil
-aet'iy applsudsd bysvefy loyal add d tru y
ssEsz al ri srsiiil< 1-ss aft - 81,
-.a2bs eonspiEstors and hypocritss Wit
have been boiling all their lives sndslebl.
ssneet great virtue when they are bafied il
Their schemes Of setting mp ssTsvalutisna
~ goxesnn,enf. AMI plung;be TIE Stare in
sso Uellibns 6gaipst tke Federal Con@ti
xibQ Ind althyrity, With armed rebel
STAINING on The Kentucky side OF th'
OhjozrissE ABd Shtssseains the invasion