Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-14
OHIO's RECORD.
How the Ohio Delegation Treated Rob-
es0n's Steals.

How the Ohio Delegation Treated Rob-
esOn's Steals.
The New York Sun deyotes a page
70 the record Of de REPRESENTATIVES,
from all the States on the Robesonian
measures. The following is Ohio's
tratment:
Atherton, Gibson, (Dem. Not re-
corded on the original River and Har.
Dor steal, voted against the increased
steal. and aided the thieves by pairing
on the veto. Voted against the Roach.
Robeson steal, throughout u 80
Butterworth; Benjamine rep. THE
only representative who has ever been
so obscene in his remarks as to be un-
reportable Not reported on the orig.
inal River and Harbor steal, voted for
the increased steal, and to override
the veto. Voted for the Roach Rob,
eson steal every time. ,t
Converse, George L. dem. ).-V Voted
against the original River and Harbor
steal not recorded on the increased
steal, and voted to sustain the veto.
Not recorded on Holman's effort To
kill the Roach. Robson steal, but voted
against the Appropriation bill contain
ing it.
Dawes, Rufus R. (Rep.) )-wabbled
wildly. Voted for the origina. River
and Harbor steal, voted against the
increased steal, and voted to override
the veto. Didn't wabble on the Roach
Robson steal, voting. dead for it.
Geddes, George WI (Dem. Mot
recorded in any way on the River and
Harbor steal. Not recorded on Hol.
man amendment, but voted against
the Monitor, steal by voting against
the Naval Appropriation bill.
Keifer, ]. Warren (Rep.) Robe.
sons. Speaker used by his master
whenever it was necessary to forward
public steals. Voted for all steals on
a tie. y 81 z '''it, ~
Leedom, John P. Dem. Not re-
corded on the original River and Har.
Dor steal, butsvoted against the in,
creased steal, and also to- sustain the
veto. 80tfeeorded Or The N08nitof
steal.
La Fevre, Benjamin Dem. "A
worthy representative Voted the
same as Leedom ON the River and
Harbor steal, and voted against the
Roach Ropeson steal.
Mcclure, Addison S. (Rep.).-Voted
for the River and Harbor. steal every
Itime. Not recordedron the Monitors.
Mckinley, William, Jr. (Rep.) r.
Not recorded on the original River
and Harbor steal, but voted aginst the
thieves ever afterward. Voted for
the Monitorsteai. J
Morey, Henry l.. (Rep.).-A thin
skinned political ameteur. Not re.
corded on the original River and Rar.
Dor steal, voted against the increased
steal, and hid his head when the veto
was overridden. Voted for the Moni-
tor steal without hiding his head.
Neal, Henry 8. rep. "A fluttering
Republican. Voted against the ofigi-
nal River and Harbor steal, but after.
ward voted in favor of the increased
steal, and finally lodged on the veto.
Has been left at home. Voted clean
through for the Roach Robson steal.
Rice, John B. (Rep.).-Another
wabbler. Not recorded on the origi--
nal River and sHarbor steal, voted
against the increased stea, | and finally
voted to override President Arthur's
veto. J Dodged the Holman amend
ment on the Monitor steal, and voted
for the Naval Appropriation bill.
Schultz, Emanuel, (Rep9 Not re-
corded on the original River and Har.
Dor steal, voted against the increased
steal, and lodged the veto. Voted
[straight for the Roach Robson steal.
Taylor, Ezra B. (Rep.).-Anothe1
Buckeye wabbler. Not recorded on
the Original River and Harbor steal,
voted against the increased steal, and
finally voted to override the veto.
Represents Garfield's district. Voted
every time for the Roach Robson
Monitor steal. Has secured renom-
ination, and ought to go up Salt River
Townsend, Amos (Rep.C p.C-A Roya
Robesonian Republican, Gulped the
River and Harbor and Monitor steall
without the slightest pricking / Q.
| conscience. y n 4 4
i Updegraff, Jonathan T. (Rep.).-
Not recorded on the original Rivel
and Harbor steal, voted against th,
1 increased steal, and voted to sustain
1 the veto. Gave the thieves hard hit
two years ago, and surprised hi
friends, if not himself by voting TO
the Monitor steal without "a break
Renominated. y 4
& Young, Thomas I. (Rep Mot re-
! corded on the House and Senate Rive
and Harbor steals, but voted to sustai
u the veted for the Monitor steal. &
I. All Ritchie James M (Rep. )--Anothe
man of unsettled convictions. Vote
i for the original River and Harbor stea
took the track against the increase
!, steal, and finally voted to override th
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