The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-18
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Mr.. Butler (ansNefing1 ng1nF tloAnotz
at TINS ni0nleHt am only Psit fl1lgssait==-
question. | stated thatsthe Speaker
did exactly wi1at he believed TO lfP his
duty, and i de not fhiuk he was iniid-
eneed one hair, tbeeaHse he fcould Fno6T
doubt that shc was the choice iofsthe,dS
people, aud that runderno circumStan- 81
ces could the people permit that the
choice of theirs be overturned; and
therefore he had not a single personal
thought in it,; and whyiI,de not al7yd
low him to, replyi is, that Il would not ,r
wish to seem to have thought for
moment that was attacking his posi-to
ton But put to his OWL good Sense
-Iwonld rather agree to that than te,es
any other power on earth-this qyles-
tion: Suppose we had man i'll the
Speakers chair who WIS doubtful
whether he had been elected blythe y
voice Iof, the people. He could, by the N
power of the Sergant-at-Armso OF the
House, by the power of the constabuIsS4
,larys of the House, check the yolceIef
the people, through their, representa- II
tives and allow the President of the
Senate to declare that he was elected. -
Vice President of the United States!-@a
L am speaking of supposed ocase.iuEld
have no doubt that the Speaker thought
he was right in doing what he did, and
I call his attention to the fact. that thea8
moment he made that decision, which J
was adaecision within his power to q
make, and decision within the pro-
priety of his position to make. From
that moment I took my scat and 1 did ID
not interfere further with the proceedzn'
ings, because l. yielded to his aathorT
ity as / have always done and as al
ways hope to do. But am only snow
ing the necessity that there is that tf1lshA
house shall assert rtlitspriYiieg for the IS
safety of the nation and fofy the lIPeHr-
''es st'f Il s fRIe,ls. ..sllt1 ALlnEtsai 9Tsw
sTaECcAvEi UNDER NlAsHyIzhE.yIbsd
The Press and TIMES ofJa1 90, shssfaf
|, the following: aohioale 4a msdt Heqg
/ Two Gays ago an adventurous sfu4sP
dent efitered the. cave whiclllis known
hto run under our city I'M West hNashsR
willie, near the residence eaof MEsH sHinesHi
ior knowles street !; and having tFaFeissi
led iii a soatherly directions for ndVeraoe
mile, Until he fotnidy himselfasomeS.r
where under the hill>on which Fertot
lNegleyestood, he co1nmencedssa risd
texpforation of the interior of the cagnis
ern as he geturnedso 0 Hefound earthenaf
vases in profusion, some of them casrss
paeious enough to hold barrel ct
water, and of undoubted Eastern style
of construction, He also fopapggd1 foFpaggd1 Az g.
stone coffin OF, sarcephagus, nine feet
long on the outside and seven feet long
on the inside. Il was laid upon q n. nat n
/ ural ledge of rock, and bore certain
/ characters chalraa tt on the side Of it, which he
was unable to deeipher. Within was's'
nothing but small sprihkfing of dust
and about half ain inch Of pasty mud.
! He also found regular steel kiiiVes,Es
with very long handles ofsofne sort of
composite material, which Hes assures1i
us is pottery. On these the gFaVer1o
characters are yet quite legibIe.h Hes
brought forth from this gif4rvve OF eefas
4 turies several specimens OF his discov2s
cries, which are no less curious tllan
wonderful. He is making. prepara7o o
j tions for series of explorations, which,
i he intends to extend over Fl several.
II weeks. They will be undertaken Withe
a view of writing an exhaustive and
Il correct ace9unt of all the, arehaeoll9eg-
d icial remains which, aliee,ts be- found ugn9daIq
4 around this city. ,at 40 eaua edf nj
4 POSTAL MONEY ORDER sYsTEsEino9
j We publish the following. instrueI1
!, tions to persons wishing to remit mon
/ ey through the post office, copied from
the. Money Order Regulation Of the
Postmaster General: -
j The money order system is intended
to promote public convenience and to-
insure safety in the transfer through
pos, Office of small sums of ttiohey.I;.
4 The mode by which safety is secured,
consists in leaving ont Of the orderthe,,
4 maine maine Of. the payee or party for, whom.
the money is intended. lii this respect
money order differs from any ordi-
I nary bank draft or check. An advice
or notification, containing full partic-
ulars of the order is transnitted by
the issnfng postmaster to the postmas-i
ter at the office Of payment The lata
!, ter is thus furnished, before the order
:. itself can be presented, with the nee,
essary information TO detect fraud, if.
any should be attempted. i' .y- ~ 80, -.
Rates of Commission charged for
Money Orders. -
06alsoHdi 81 soofHdefase aae not esXacsseding sas 500 10,
i cents. :. 4 A''' 'l''l' No''al s'lisu =
Over $50 and aY1a,t not q }eSxeegeddfng seegbdffndg sSf9
cents.
Over $40 and ii not Exceeding $40 20
, cents. go '"' '.,.1, - ,.,,a @l.',n
! Over $40 and not tt'Ia exceeding s5qs5,
cents. :, " 8. 60 %. " s-,- = ''','s
Eo fractions sgOfF'eeati Of cents to be INTRO.
duced in an al Order, United 9stategg
J Treasury Notes, or National Bank
Notes, only received or paid, - -,
,, "A BALooS voYAeE 70 Eun0fr:2ihe
: notion Of an serial voyage? to Europe
! has been revived by NJ CheEaIief,a 4
: celebrated @tolaut, who has Just ar,
I reved in New York He proposes
3 starting from New u oHk next Aagitor
, May.i NJ. Chevalieb we are telds oRss
madethelC journey from Paris tta1 ahe
Observation-Disclosures distance Of over
!, 100 miles, in less than five hours ,Up-
on another occasion he crossed 81.
Q Georges Channel from Dublin Gard
! has accomplished, without iniurXs seys
! cral ascensionssinF France and England
I The air ship in which athea experi-
Q nent is to be, attempted is called
: temperance &Its hight is 95 feet, <its
!. diameter $50 feet, and il, re0uiresl20.<