The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09

exempts US. Bonds, Senator mcfar-
land (Repl who lives u a close district,
ofereda resolution looking 10 the taxa
ton Of tsGreenbacks" aud rSbinplSsters.S
Whereupon a Democratic Senator offer
cd an amendment t6;inolude y. s, Bonds
for taxation. The vote came directly on
the amendment, the Democrats voting for
equal taxation, and the whole Republi.
can Senatorial delegation putting them
selves on record as against the taxation
of u. s. Bonds.
The institution of the National Guards
was originally and mainly a partisan
measure. Their abolition aud the aboli-
ton Of the Communication Tax, and the
equalisiug the Guards with other people
as to labor on the roads, were due to DEM
ocratic agitation through the press, on
the stump, and in the Legislature. ~
Substantially, the Democratic minority
achieved the political victories Of the
session. Although inferior 10 numbers,
they were not inferior in ability and with
right on their side, they were never worst
sin the few political debates allowed to
come up.
EIGHT uorta u,1,. AVN ,,ouop law
IT, -.
Won nsws N 49," - - IN
believed would or would not transpire
surm;ses were moi fnlIv'rss,;zsd !. Z
wrots Won ,b,t, M E;nh, un,r p;I
wonld bscom. Ia n ia 49,. Az
Honse and Ssn.,. Sw doo;asa uI a
Int ,bs House f.;I.a ~ Lr;naD; 80,
concurrence to the Senate smsndmants
so that the Bill will not be voted ON be.
fore next January. L'1
.wro,e you, too' that the Great Nor
Any, YOU not nave the courage 10
onanss .ne LIQUOR Law. They did pass
'~uppieAen.afy acsto Iorpld theg iViDe
u proyioing for, minors or %dr III
1aung liquors. Whatever ms wa
o''y D1n passed u OF q mai
n proposed. one stringent PHI re
fs al iiquor aea'GTs 10 give Sz'oo'
Sonu a''or passing tne House. faiied IN tn
, oepa.e. Selore tne vote was taken a Ne
Pao'vsu o.ate oncer present remarked
'nA. II una. pii passed, the Republican
party wou,a lose ioUo votes In Hamilton
uu"'s a.'ne next STATE election: ham
n'on anu Ouyahoga counties, however
having a hcavy grocery vote, were ex
smpted from the provisions Of the bill :
Snarp practice Tor those who term tn
democracy the whiskey party. In
g memoe OF ,no "dreat Moral Party
passed Jc"e' Gus 'nan they pd'a!
. "NIL MoRTUIs NIsI BoNUM"-BRoUGl
, RESOLUTIONS.
nsav nothing of the dad unI.s, Il b
sood,1 is an ancient precent. Bnt III
OF the Legislature In the vote on a set o
resolutions wherein the Jd'6tutness AM
o'rtae OF the late GOV. Brough were high
y euiogized. Inc Democrats quietly 70
ted against them senator Kellogg IKE
, publican Of hsntabuia' 10 his eulosy re
marked, that that all should speak OF tn
o deceased me same they would be wlllip
10 40 were ne hVing' 90 thought tn
S democrats, 10 Dc consisted with the
seii-respect, AS 10. his Ja'thJnlness
governor OF tne ent're peopie OF ohio,
could not Dc forgotten that IN his annui
message, forever 70 remain In the archlvt
OF the state, Governor brough had stl'
ma'ized the democracy, comprising abot
. oue "al " pJPu"'u ~ .no otaI !,
,bo bund,sd davs' mon in FranLi;r oor,
~ h. ,old them. ,b., an ,bs;r rs,ur,
r. .ho,,,d ,nrn tbo;r avn. or.;ns, n,
o ny Az - ii. n;r,,s. :, onnid ~, !
Fan ,ho, bo moo nr,..ln ;mmor.I
rs
OFFICIAL
This retrenching Legislature created +,
u Assistant Adjutant General, and a Clei
t. for the Attorney General, with salari
r. for the same. / have heretofore allud,
m to the Clerkship of the Supreme Cou
;. as created to give position to some r
publican politician, and to GUST the Del
o~cratic Clerk Of the Franklin Coun
y Common Pleas, who had done the bu'
ir ness for n third the money it now cos
: The annual salary Of the Office is nc
: made $500, to come out Of the Sta
Treasury, unless fees Of office amount
~ l NhAN hUN k.Ah a. A.k - MI
3 will have little motive 70 collect 'h fses o'1 !
y. salary being secure.
: THANKSGIVING RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution was introduced rsoues,;r
ID Tho Govsrnor 10 a-nno;nt The usnoi TbonL
oo,oi"oi ""PPo'".'h u'uai nahh