Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-08

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Inc oenocfanc REVISION OF ho senate
fuies' sndef sne snlp ana spur OF breSet
o' amen u "ye1S "ss lor 'ne pui-
pose Oh pa'sans sio champs On inc repuot'-
can EHss'uen. ol 'ne sena'e' L'eu''-"o.e'ilo
Van .nsiish.m SON of the renowned Glenn
emf of civiI.war con,erhe.aism To calf the
nc,, s.r the .v. and noes even when the
vras;aert may have dac;dad av,;pst tbac,Il
This 10 ~ .I,o,r thu Cinc;nna,i Gang in the
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Inc oofnmitsee on the Cineinnati re
turns nave compieped ther iaoors saa are
ready W feP~N Inc report ana its adop-
uon snouid go 1nfougn me mouse TINS das.
And 1t u exceedingly appropriate that the
report and the proceedings on It should
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We said. weeks ago. when there was a
great ciatter and some panic about the atti-
tude of certain republican Legislators toward
John Sherman. that the clatter was non
sense and the panic foolishness-or words
to that effect-and that, when the case
came on, there would not be so much as a
tiny chickens cheep in the caucus or on the
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John p. Martin. the Xena member OF the
board of public works. is in Washington
trying to get an appointment from the pres
ide,h- He has filed papers for the superin-
tsndency Of the railway mail service. Martin
e an intense democrat, but he supported
John Little valiantly in the late election,
and got democratic votes enough for him in
Greene county to make up for the republi
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o'hine''oa'''' VI ha''ih "ouiu Piooapis
not.ne persuasive. eiuier.
The democrats are dazed at the promp,
doeency with which they are getting treatef
n the general assembly They seemed "a
think that they had check and balance on
the action of the house by their frardulen,
majority I'm the senate. Take care of the
house right. and let the senate do its das
hrdliest. II the democrats want revolu.
don, let them press it. 1t is time that the
Cincinnati diabolism were brought to a
head. The state can no longer suffer this
disgrace by ''going slow with rampageous