The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-03-03

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has gone to heaven without his spectselesiF'
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,5os ,,'~ = Look. Fl f. the Senate n @ 1,s
81 Read tho following sfF5ii the ehisag6
Rcpublicapya Brttar Radiea1VsKeeS, asliiFe
bda11hg gilns sGilind the afaet3 tltaS th6 United
States Senate, beforesthe. advent ofeRaiieait
ism, In eliHaetsr and, ability yseo5asthe fore
t1IostlegisEltIxes body@fF thstaEur1a Idiie
the Seriple fr6m:whieAa4lea acknowledgements
WeFastriEen, the. Radical Ieaderss,aIe. .1fsst
plakingsthe natiOn s.hopseJs den whers vice
reigRs triu4npfapt sssy GIZs t,:s{assss&}as q
aas4nlnlediately -sufslde hs5left, hs16euS
trance 70 the Senate, locking. fEopl the Vice
PresIlent's desk toward the mai9s doorway
Of the chainber, is an elegant apartment.
Itslsi handsonielyi gilded siand fTesc0ed;;. ele%
gant. carpets cover .the floor; 4Dzprious arm
chairs. aNd ll9Y4ges are ngneEqns, and eeEe-l
rYtnlng INVITES to- repQse and quiet and,
abahdon. IT Is the reception room Of the
Sealate!7 tt easy Of access from 9hesehatfil
Refssg This room is po10Eiousiyst thesgFeatgsk
assignatiqpi Rlaqe in !, Ia sAHRsEhiEgtep IA any
TING time dgylpg the SESSION 9f, fhe Senate, the
visitor may see there, in 'brazen effr6ntefy,%
knoWif woiheHf of.sH lfa7ife. f'They ssifs; d.
tired in costly fabrics, .SiahDndsl sad, laee,+
and the latest fashions. Senators do not
hesitate to come from their seats and the
WORK Of, legislati6H at itffeif Bidding. The
offers of the senate know them lofEif fiieS.
donot they odghl To Be; itit instead OF $50
ing debarfed admission, they are. allowed to-
ply ftheiF vocation IN he very 6il6f 6f the
nation!< Isd6 notlsay that an tho. laflies Who
goy there are OF TINS Gharacterk say
that inSthe e6arst OF a single {Iiff 1floYei Than
a 'scoFcof this eilss of ;pedoE6 .afsS to be.
found in THAI f1oni. '''z;<'st<*''5 - 81 s:n<1
What, asks an exchange, must ,thid5 Iawiss
Of naiioh Be that arc made under sich
and 81 iniion Keeping sGch conipa.. a.
ny Did any 5nts ever 1ieAt 6f such q
change astlis Being iaid afs the doors III
Senators, whifS those terrible and viire.s
deemed Sinners, the Demtgcfais,5 were in me
in ME Senate4 7%sFi.'h''St zF'"
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yijaaa, bRrlsDn Statisticst 4;aos .ay
The ri5ypj66r:tt Of the Chaplain ST the
Oti0' Penitentiary for 1853 gives SOME
interesting facts: 2&1fjth& S54seOiIVTctsf
received, 36S-Were males and 6 females
Ten We're Is years of age or. under; 90
were 21 years of age and under, and
and;269 were over 2Il years ofag g; .42Is
weEe, ,ber4in. Ohio, 100 were natives,
OF other States, and a8 were fereigners;.
276 of the convictions. were for crimes
against property, Go for crimes against
the person; l2,fOr gouhterfeitihg 2 for
perjury, IL for .f0rgeFys8 8 for .tpand,.1s
Iolr ballot uttinga and for military,
iof tlie fourth tiLie, 8 for tbs
third, and IA for the e{seeond .t4i7
Both. parents, of. 1l2 of the prisoners
are liNinn. the EAthal.- .Ar,ls- c.f q I'D