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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-30

"A man was recently hanged in q
neighboring State, and he confessed
upon the gallows that his first COM
menceme nt IN crime Andrillainy was
that Of STOPPING newspaper without
"a humoreus old man fell in with
an ignorant and rather impertinent
young convert on our streets one
day last week, who proceeded to in
form the old gentleman. in very pos;
tive terms; That hecoufd never reach
heaven unless he was born again, and
added, Il have experienced that
change, and I feel no anxiety
And have you been born again.
aid his companion musingly.
wan said the I'd gentleman. Eve
ing him attehtitely, Idon't think it
would hurt you-@toS be born once
more? 81 = .TcyTZy.E.G.T
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Public Lands.

Joseph S Wilson. the Commission
er ofthe General Land Office in the
Department of the Interior, has writ
ten a letter, giving the total amount o
land granted by the United. States fol
railroad purposes at 49,, 105. 5S1 acres
composed of 5s, fO3, 5st acres granted
to the several Ssates, and 124,00a,.
600 acres to railroad corporations di
rect. The amount granted to each
State is as follows: Minnesota,
783, 4O3 acres; Kansas, 7,753,0 oo
acres; iowa. 7,3s1,2os acres; Wiscon'
sin, 1878, 800 acres; Michigan, 1897,
931 acres; Arkansas, ,744, 272 acres;
Missouri, 2,735,16o acres; alabama,
3,72s,I20 acres; Illinois, assesses
acres; Florida, 1902, 24o acres; Cali
fornia, 1900, 900 acres. The amount
granted to the railroads are as follows:
Union and Central Pacific 35,00O,-
600 acres; Northern Pacific Al sooo.7
900, COO acres; and the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad, from Springfield,
Missouri. to the Pacific 1900, 600
acres. The total quantity granted
amounts 70 2S4,5f4s square mifs-an
area Over six afnesa Is great as thse Of
Pemsylyanea,r a,oo aniroHca sar
Avery large proportion Of these
lands has been given away since the
Of the Republican party into
at Washington. just think of
1t. More than six States as large as
Pennsylvania, have beer swallowed
by the monstrous rail. road monopoly
of the west! While this has been go
ing on, almost every member Of Con
gressr belonging to the Republican
has suddenly become rich over
the subsidy granted by the rail road
swindlers who have gotten possession
of the public lands i BY such a wick
ed.a unheard -s,of squandering of the
lands, the worthy pioneer, for
those lands should be held in
reserve, is crowded. out, or compelled
to pay double the grant price .for a
home in the, westl If public senti.
nent is left 20 slumber upon this sub
ieet, it win not be ten years before
avery foot Of the valuable lands in our
territories will have been given to
abroad companies, or stolen by plum
corporations. The Democracy
md Conservatives, throughout the
.ntire country, should enter q protest,
n tones of thunder, against this rob-
s5Lsi" Laa s.r'~ ... r-H i
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judge Chase.

The. Wyandot Democratic Union
publishessathe following concerning
judge Chase:
In an editorial d~eprecating discus!
sion of the probability" that Chief
Justice Chase mightb be the Democrats
ic nominee for the Presidency in 1872,
the New Hampshire States and Onion
says"
"ohio has a young, giftedand pop
ulaf statssman, who will esher-frst
choice fer the Presidency. That man
is Hon. George H. Pendletonl Let
the Democracy of, Ohio, stand by him,
and the principles of which he Is the
champion" 7eau ia ys
There is no .prohability' that Chief
Justice Chase. will be the Democratic
Candidate for the Presidency in 1874
Brother Zimmerman will do US the
favor of creditiDg the foregoing to the
Ashland States and Union. We knew
nothing about the position ofthe New
Hampshire States and Union, but if We
are to judge tt, by Yankees in general,
it wiHibeaC Chase organ. md =
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-30

ri Grants Administration.

TheaNew York Sun,nithe blacklist
PAPER, After the Tribune, published in
t4aft tlat sly sic I'll il long article on
GEanta5frst year of administration.
saps,4G b4lASsgo7 - rat. !
Wwsd6Snot misinterpret the pub.
lie Judgment when we say that no man
efer chosen to the Presidential Office
stood 50 low, at the close of the first
year of his, term, IN the estimation OF
the leading minds of his party, as Gen.
Grant does In short General Grant
has! at. the close of his first year,
proved 50 1amentable a failure, both
asa .statesman and politician, that no
wefkinforrned and f~ar-seeing Republi-
cahA eo~ntennpfates his REORGANIZATION as
a1possibiity; while Il large body of the
wiser and more cautious members OF
Ire pafty apprehehd that his course
must Inevitably break Il IN pieces be.
f6re The next Presidential election"
This hStfong language to be utter
ed abg, a leading Republican paper If
a-Demoefatic paper had used similar
language, It would have been de-
4nenpced a 4 slanderous m1srepresen.
Of Yly3ses
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as-sThs Mansfield Tragedy.

go. Egt 80 10
Dissemination before the Mayor
eliGitedsnething neS in the Lunsford
murder CASE Robinson was commit
tedt6jJ Jail to await. HIS trial for the
alleged murder of Mrs. Lupsford.-
Thetfiafwill take place at the nextterm
Of Couft of Common Pleas. Two
negtSes, have also been arrested for the
murder, A suspicion is entertained,
thatq the negro woman, Harris, can
tell much more concerning the murder,
than when Before the 6sroner's in
queslE &searchingfsoS examination,
viii soon extort any further knowledge
she may have of the parties who may
have committed the murder. There.
seeniato bea reaction in public senti-
meaee concerning the guilt of Robin
soine:a The circumstantial evidences
are iyeFyd strong againt him, yet his
friends contend that. he can easily ac-
count for Observation-Disclosures, on that
evening" between eight and eleven
,15fF'sA .AT5ilsS1I 80 -@-a-f - I
wv Jf.lrr9r- -rs..,T I'D
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rI E TIL
: OHIO

/ COLUMBUS, o., March 2S, 1870
STATES AND UNION: r.a sa@i'-sri e.
The Agricultural College bill pass
ed the senase BY q vote Of p. to II,
without alteration. aaao4eia batsl -
| CampbelPs SenateSbiIl to screate q
House Of Correction, passed the SEN
ate,9 o.iw 's'l1i4h s-5" b''ai'iqE.
BARS resolution to PAY III the Soldier,
the difference between gold and green
backs, was 50 amended that Republic
CANS were enabled to dodge the whole
subject. .1s .. h221 g
A bill allowing q wife alimony dur
ing the pendency of trial for divorce.
passed the House.. i.rI -9saH IL d.
GriRth's bill, repealing the present
interest laws. and establishing ten per
cent, was postponed until, the first
Monday of + ebruary next r-aosgs
PARIS financial resolution request
ing Congress to increase the currency
by an issue Gritty millions of green
backs, was laid on thetable by astrict
| party vote. g ""i BIS r.
| House bill to authorize minorities
to elect one Judge of elections, passed
with but.little opposition! E=asI ali
The select committee to whom was
referred the bill to establish a Soldiers
Orphans Home, made two reports
one in favor of White Sulphur Springs,
and the other favors Xenia-the first
contemplates a home for all orphans;
the latter, a Soldiers and Sailors or
phan's home only. lit I'll e. 40.
The Xenia propositian, proposes an
appropriation of fifty thousand dollars
and the White Sulphur Springs, thir.
teen thousand dollars 49, as,rs.,a,
The House passed Senate joint res
olution, to adjourn on the s1st The
Democrats voted solid for the adjourn.
ment- They have nothing to keep
them here. ya5s &C e9haso.f
The Republicans feel badly over
the matter, and will have to rescind
the resolution, for it wiz Be impossible
to get through at the time designated,
The Orphans Home. bill passed the
| Llla.L III z1Es-.Is1 a.. Es4- -Esz~
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the great. We trust many mors-Re-
publican sheets will soon see the error
of their way, and at once frankly re.
trace their steps. The intelIectuali
twaddle about Marshal Bfovnloxs
pups, Bonner's fast horses, q tsip to
Long Branch, and his labors to secure
the annexation Of San Domingo, and
H ayti;-andthe Gould. Corhin Fisk.
transaction, should satisfy every body
that Grant is the stupidest humbug
ever pushed into place and power
We confidently trust, that under his
foolish admipistratien, the American
people viii learp, hereafter, to cease
running after military humbugs and
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Spring Election.

Mniiope the Democracy, in each
township of this county, will promptly
attend the polls on Monday, April
4tbs and SEE that the regular Demo n
cratic ticket is elected The unity Of
the party should be zealouay maiu
tafnea in these times of high taxation
nnafaeslr ottenness II. State and Ma,
tioaal Legislation, under, Republican
ruieuLss 'REfRENCHMENT11san and SIRE
rohd', be the motto everywhere Let
thsPbPle, b United action, SHOW. the h
present abolition Congress: thai they
do aotintenaztoa pay tribute to the
Ne% England amohepolistst and the
bGaSf hslasfg aps iongef. US have
Fg3qa4f lop 4 4azea and tbs r "
.fr~Eoxdt Be fiEaant,D Democrats. and
yoaf principles viii triumph again, in
eHgry part of The Union: ~ -
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House. The White Sulphur Springs
is the point selected. This disposes OF
tKat.questien.s ~ g -
The Auditors and Csmmissioners
bills are now Attracting more atten-
ton, and thef sespective friends are
pressing them to a final vote.
The appropriation bill comes in for
its share of consideration each day, and
receives some additions. The Morgan
raid claim. has MT as yetC beent tack
ed on. There will be an effort made
to do SO before it passes the House.
There is a disposition to over haul
some q ths BenesoleatI I1stithtibn4
and re-arrange'some Of the contracts,
locations &c They certainly need q
~renoyatien2 uy =
| Some new bills are being introduc-
ed. 20 me- to abolish the Office ofC Comp
troller Of the State Treasury. The
State Auditor and Treasurer wish to
get rid of this check upon their action.
The bill authorizing Township Trus-
tees to pay small claims arising from
the roads, instead OF taking them to
the, County Commissioners passed the
House.. p as > issa.s = =,s6r
The House refused to accept the in
vitation to go to Cincihnatiion a'spree
in a few days. This was sensible for
headaches don't pay. -.
The contested seat of Glover of Sci
ote, sleeps in the committee on Priyi-
leges and Elections. - -
The Republicans, got into q very
awkward position by granting lndef-'
mite leave of absence TO Mr; Hill of
Erie, on account of i'll health; After,
he had left, they discovered that It Ieft
them without a majority! They. fhen
attempted to reconsider. Manypoinfs
OF, order were made, and it was declar-
ed a disreputable trick. Mr., Hill,
beng outside of the House. aSergeant
at arms corldnot reach him, and thus
the matter ended, and the Republicans
felt very much chagrihed.f . smEa'
Hiff sent back aOprotest full Of gall
and NORWOOD, and It was entered on
the Journal, and Hill wentoh hisway
rejoicing, 1rdjEua A.as sSs EsaR
There have been sixteeni pages; Of
the newlaws publisEed1 This iRcludes
all the laws passed to the seventeenth
Of Februarys !GA 10 ansa ni bonig ehs
phe Legislature will adjonrn about
the 10Th of April. .piIZI
seT f~-trI 2 sGI,e PHHLANDRR.p
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A Mormon War.

The "Gullom BILL" to suppress po.
lygamy in Utah, passed the House,
and will doubtless pass the United
States, Senate in q few days This
win furnish afReopportunity for ar
smy.contractofs to plumber the country,
while rail roads and! border settle
ments win be destroyed. Since our
national dehtimposes light ~ burdens
onthe taxpayer, we can afford a new
war to burthen the people with more
taxes. - .
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OHIO NEWS.

/ Tho mas o. Carr, the murderer q
Miss Fox, in Belmont county, was
hung ON Thursday the 24th inst. al
st. Gairsville. At his request bis
life and confession have been Written
for. publication, and are new IN, press,
to be ready for circulation by the day
of, his execution, It viii embrace 4s
large octave pages, given the life IF 9
most determined and. desperate man,
together, with full and accurate &C
count Of the plantand final murder joi
Miss Fox, and the parroY escape with
their lives Of; others eqnnected Ylth
the aHair' - afs dmarzs4
Some time ago, a Little, sgirl,t some
eight years Of ago. was ebrdughtdrom
Summit Co, 20 make her, home with
yeroniaue Becker, of MechanietsNn-
ship. Charges were made that she
used the child in q most inhashan
manner, in whipping, burning her
hands, threatening to cut her head off,
&c. Complaint was made by the
Trustees of. Mechanic, township and a
writ, of habeas corpus. procuEedfor the
child from the Probate Judge. Final
'ly she released her claim to the child,
and she was sent to Akron. ~
On Sunday morning some careless
individual fired of a pistol near the
house occupied by Mr.: Ia Croix,
near the South East gate . of Rural
Cemetary. The ball passed through
the window and lodged in a-pilloY on
a bed, upon which Mr.. L! WASHING,
he having for time been quite SICKLE
came within a few inches of his head.
This is downright carelessness to call
it by no other name, and the miscreant,
should he be discovered, made to suf.
fer for it.-4kron Times. -
,Rey. s. s. Walls, charged with the
murder of Miss Lambert, escaped from
the C~enterville, Gnd.), Jail a short
time since, and it was believed that he
went to his home in Van Vert coun.
ty. The Sheriff of this comfy there
upon took an assistant and vent to
Walls house for the purpose of max
ing his arrest They ascertained that
the fugitive had been there and left.
There lisa most unfortunate eircum-
stance ,lconnected with this affair,
which, it is alleged, nearly resulted
in the death of Mrs. Walls, who was,
at the time, ina Critical condition.
On arriving at his residence, the officers
thought 1t necessary foe putaout Of the
wsy aferocious dog which they ae.
Hp ?C-tES CO - -.ASs Sa-s
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Z Farce of the. DeyilsL.

= . P@A - 80 aFE-aNsa 90 -
| Was there ever 81, more ridiculous
farce;tha the one lately played to an
badmiring crowd in Congress, by. the
most miserable :. crowd of buffoons
there assembled29 .is5 Ts.s -. -. PC
/ b. F. Whittimore, resident. of one
of the New England States-carpet-
bag member from South Carolina
was paid $1,000 for his nomination of
a -cadet to West Point. This is call
ed vcnal! Is; . sza5 Ils ,i5,s -
The body ofsthieyes, assembled in
C~ongness;yto rob the people who work
for the enrichment of the nen-taxable
bondholders, hate venalityI ,ira IL.
SThey1reeeil,in horror at any thing
not1moral, honest religious, highton,
ed.ia zzin1sdo : ~ = z~i,ft.E;.l 3D.
Poor Whittimere was caught in the
act. Congress had a tremsr. It
was ITO .expela him. The poor fool
grew weak in the knees and, resign
ed. .~5'nrga .s5 an grl.h- "a IN !,
Then the brave thieves there as
sembled censured him. Gensur ed
one not a,members for stealing a lit
tie steal, and keep at it themselves.
God hates a. coward, ,n91s,m . :,
And a fool. "'rc, -.
And thieves generally;
We like farees-but only in their
proper place. theaters for such plays
for farees and farcers-there let
them begin and end l., aosG
What does Congress meanf To
run a sarcasm on Grant or upon it.
selfa Censure dishonesty Rebuke
Whittimore Kan army of, ynltupes
drive out a single blackbird who but
nidbles where they gorge t~hemselyssl
Why the entire Republican paFtyis
buta mass Of Fotten, putrid, Tester
ing. pastg blasphemops Infamous
moral and political monstrosities and
".aSJoes s-onr ?; ->izsF AsW'
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~ COAuHl8QE4 AK
10 O'Clock IA. u. and close ut r.M.=-A
No aPpliodht wiHl Be aamiftsdi xhsti1I
O'Clock An. Written testimonials ut
good moral eharaoterfig9ed,at least byfWoc
Irresponsible persons Win Be required, which j..
TESTIMONIALS VIII bskepti6n5 fIe.iaS6 cef-A
ktifcats can Be ante dated, and the Sch16P1
Law prohibits Townshipael Clerks from en-
ling oiders q isaehsS Isl pSya Silsas tRey
Aaws certificates enkracing the whole terra,
of sefxice. The School Law Requires teacfrL
fers to IN 1erstaBd Shes7foAowing, branehees
land be albeit lmpart instruction On. them
all: Reading, Writing Orfh0Fnply,A
Arithmetic. English Criminal, and 0eoEs'h
raphy. A failure IN enc, Ms faiInfeinp ali.
and those not hayinga fair knsHledge;acf@
.s Sssa a aos s sgesy t Sns ..fs The; sssss 1S.s,s.
lar attention win be paid to- 1rthaeraphg.
and those not having stuffed Il s*iH-]6eT
prompt " rejected. No private examiAa-f
lions will be held. andG hoo appfication "by
letter. will beanswered. n,Oplysfaur gradesI
of certif- Gates will be issued yiz:,a Fon6
months y months !S months Las
months. A-certifcate for. s mouths Is
trial certificate and viii not be issued the =
second time tonthe san1e applicant. HTh6seH
having eertiicatesf for sir months must he's
able to pfpctre certificates for l2 months
sor.nones. School Directors are requested 10. j..
furnish ps reports Of the success OF teaches. =
as they will aid MS materially Il, granting :
certificates only TO those WHO are sueeessfui.
Those expectingto teachthe higher braisk-H
es will be h~exarhfned aee~ordingIy.I Thak
standard of tAshlsnd County Tsaphers must
be. advanced. and applicants viii bear this
in nind:1aThere, win be no ,a~djsuirpmsetH!
after examlpations. commence iuxsif Hey
close and d fee Of 80 CENTS 3 reauiFed a. :,
a condition Of Examination, and missile
paid in advance. u a5 -5isn.ffxSH y
By order of the Board1A x0SIg
r! NJ. CAMPBELL eferk,
Sept l21se9-ly4 ct ,s.aGH
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BaItiHoreYs Pittsburg and Chicago
10 tHo ia-91 Railway. -.,.b ,a1--re

The right of way along the pro-
posed. font' OF this new road is being
taksnIby agents. assigned for that phr
pose.EoWe are assured that the farm
erx along the road are responding lib
crafty In the donation of lands for the
riEhfhof way, and that West and East
ofuthisG County, fhesright of way has
alreadS1eeen nearly secured! What
hases6ars farmers BETWEEN Jeromesilie
on shs' Southeast, and. Lafayette of
thesAertAIwest to say on the subject
Wlitheyb be asliberal as,the farmers
elsewhere t5isscurs this Valuable road
in thgiits 9aaidsfI Agents VIII pass
alongsthe HoW in affeY days to see
whst0ouefatmers owning, lands along
ttRtrak are willing ID do Itrisne
wit6ff theif power; sfbtheyn respond
promptly, "a: secure the road. If this
opPaEhRityP passes, It nay be years
befafa' another opportunity u pre-
sentealsiit 'zsmTn1 sa- ~ = sHai-at
Arfmgef1eatsbaye been made to
held meetings at.1he following named
places On tie days specified, in the. in
terest6f thesB BALTIMORE Pittsburg and
Chieaso7Raiifoadd 4 full attendance
is. hE4efRHilassoE9 sc r..Dan u1"ae 2
--
sApH4 Monday noon. Rovsburg.
.L.asi,iss49 al Eye,g Jeromeville,
Tuesday " Ashland.
1bt e. Wed noon, Lafayette.
sos 10 YES EYe'ng Plymouth
slai'ni T. Thnrsdag4 Attica:
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/ -a%9s ! Hfcg=u Ift
DIR. E. Dc Peek d bf Perrysburg,
Wood county. wasas nominated ffor
| Congress in the Tenth (Toiedo3G Dis.
trict by the Republican TtConyeRtieI,
ton the 35th ballo,.seGen Shsrwoofs
name was Withdrawn on the 18th
ballot uTatE i3sI3E
Hon, VIM. D. Hill, of Defiance,
on "Wednesday, received the ,nomipas
ton Of the Democratic Convention for
ECongress, in the Toledo District
The election IS to fill the vacancy
caused BY the the death eth Of III Hon 1T Truman rum ian
i.ooapss' 7ossH ,sJairsf IruG. .,l.I9 Il 3m
Gen. B.. Boynton. Of Ohio, says
that after a careful examination he
has come to, the conclusion that; it
would take as. MANY Gen.. Grants to
make one Gen. Jackson as it would
blue flies to make an elephant. III
"A bill passed the Ohio House on
Tuesday giving the poIitical party in
the minority in: any electionipreciEct
a representative among the judges Of
Election. s3Tsra tr4- J1oti HtE''
Fg
The protperty Of James NJ. Brown,
the Coshocten treasury. robber, is. adj
vertised by the Sheriff Of that county
to satisfy the; Judgment rendered
against hfm and in, favor Of the State
OF Qhlo,s ayzs4 liz sY9i 5.i - .1i.l1sa
The Commissioners z of. sRichland
County have! determined upon the
erection of a new Court House, at a
cost Of $3.50, 000- The work will be
commenced in May.
A Jealous fellow in CINCINNATI
climbed a fence the other day to see
who was calling ON his sweetheart,
and was mistaken for a burglar. He
won't make any more calls.
A man named Paden was arrested
in Portsmouth last week for attempt
ing to poison his wife, He stEyoh-
mined the milk that was ia he used
on the family mush. Paden is sexton
and Market master, SAP ri rst 4 ssh
Goyerpaur Stevenson, Of Kentucky
issued; a proclamation ordering an
election in the Third Congressional
D~istrict4on the 25th of April, to fill
the VACANCY, oecasi9nsd BY the reagna-
fatQ3S95'' .fhtS5@ ~ balm aid III hzb
- 5$SnU k5R ysTbifns at vaoE ~hoa
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ALL SORTS.

All that is necessary ito! gather a
crowd of people in Marion, is to raise
plank in the sidewalk and to start
q terrier after o. rat. To dispense
them, circulate a subscription for the
benefit ola poor " .
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a'aid-TRAINs GOING EAsTzsn1oal
Stations. ElpS E1ps EEps EtYsf

Ghaczsors-4s0ame .aoum5s05Pme.a0pn
Valparaiso 7.2Q 1900 ss:sS "!l;s1"
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