The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

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Tuesdas the 6th Inst. ii the Lower
Dmash 81 the General Assembly Of
this Htate, Mr. Kasson, of Polk; M.
Campbell, Or Jen1erson; Mr.. Caldwell,
N5sRapello, and several other genfle-
men made use Of their privilege. to u
ply 70 certain newspaper attacks made
ss1pou them, the stake Reosstev figuring
largely = one Of tie Cf1ending papers.
n 11gxrd 10 the eOmplsint made by
~ Hep1Ster against Mr. Kasson for
brineiag II = bin for the repeal q
Chnn. ii u 1ayv anthorixinr The f,nb-
1iShins of nv vvs II new sneners. We
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EFFORT On the mart of certa,,, navsr.-
pers or the State. and ESPECIALLY of car
tain correspondents ffo,n the canito,
has been made to attack The honesty of
purpose Of those members opno.ei -
these measures. Fair lao;timst. cr;t;
cism Of the course az these oert,ars,,,
bv arrn;no the mer;ts ~ ~ ,,,,..ts,,,
would of conrse bave h.sr 49,, ,,.s,,
or: but on tina contrary mt ona /. ! io,,r-
nal that We have noticed NOR ore cor.
respondent who has onnoaed tha a.
tion Of the majority Of the Housa unor
these questions. has ever u;ver tha fscts
and f'gures renorted hv the w.v. "a
Means romm,tte. I. - -. s..,:
tures necessary n The nnbl;ca,;or of
the laws ana the tak;.r 80 r.,v.r.n...
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'.4s0 lliueeu' anu ~ We nave pe-
aose said, we not only think the Legis-
lature Jnstifiable in cutting down these
ative,v d.m,na.a - - " :. ,.per-
We have aavocaAed and maint.in 1.Ja v;th I,
stronger assurance. that we are r;oht =
more and more li0ht is thrown mon
the matter, that the cutting off ofnews-
paper subscription at the expense o,
the State is right, and that while We
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aos reasons we nave frequently pub
hshed we would have greatly reduced
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IesPsc. only 70 tne total repeal .
Onap' iie did we diner with the gen.
ueman We nan VINO advocated the two meas
uFes named. however, this difference
between US, qua not lead US to maligr
ana aOuse these gentlemen, as we regre