The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

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Il must bo sid. they fouukf well.
and banned theif oppensnts { ionr time.
the fight lasting nearly ~ Of Yesterday
and mn till noon to-day.
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- nc c0tnue nce ons 0i me session,
le ssld, cersaan gentiemen came up
snou.lng lusnsy lor economy ana re-
.rescHmest, ana HiemDers Wen Ieinein.
oercu shc tcrfsoie cry tnas was faiseo
Wish z sni:n appfopFla Mas esked'
LOT 20 iurnisn the members with rev
newspapers % send to Their c0nstitu-
ems.
but now, Mnen the cry comes up
irO'n IOWA Clty Tor xlvHUU more,
me gentleman from FOLK - silent.
why is u thus, ne asked. It w.s
Wei known % the members ON this
nO0r why this was thus. You work TO
my hand, and will work to yours. i
The stones, which the gentleman
from Folk carried on his shoulders
were OF cnoF1nous size, which, to re.
move would require "three hundred
thousand more" and. this was why the
gentleman chose to remain silent on this
A0ostions (Ihis Vas said In reference
to the lfol. VOeo1pr this measure
--he went on--and if yeur people be
like mine, instead Of being WelcenD0'
home by worde Of approval you will
have to 90 sneaking round the corners
to keep ont of sight, whereas, II yOn
vote against il you will be hailed with
shouts of "Well done thou good and
faithful servant" then making sudden
pause of considerable duration he con-
cluded by saying 'saud 20 forth" and
with that he made rush for the water
pail.
Amendment without end were Of
fered to the bill of which but one or
The SlOO.(lO asked for in the hin
illci1u-ss ~.oooc.sv-y..s...s- 4Ae hsila-.
ing, ana with this stricken out the bill
passed Dy vote ofo9 in the afiirma-
tive TO IL IN the negative, and this cio-
sed the business Of the House for the
day.
The business transacted In the upper
House can be summed up in few
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