Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-12
HENRY COUNTY STONE ROADS,

eomplishcd at mn expense Of $40 900 adj
'htien"s AMI when the papers we're all
completed and ready for the prosecution
of the thieves they were stolen, nRd then
Judge Owens threw the case out OF co,trr
1t is evident IRON subsequent develop
mems that the Democrats OF Henry
county voted for Senator Norton, Repub.
l'can, with purpose in view which the
managers of the Democracy understood
when they worked np majority for
Norton in that strong Democratic county.
lie secured the passage oi what is known
ms Norton's Stone Road Law, whose op-
erations when put IN practice is similar
TO the one man ditch law in Wood
county. When the officials once get il
started nothing short of bankruptcy will
stop il. Efforts are now put forth by the
officials to start 1t, which has awakened
the farmers in the several townships and
they have been holding public meetings
almost every week this winter denounc-
ing the efforts TO rob them. The follow
ing is report of one of their meetings
ns furnished by Toledo Bee correspon-
dent from the scene OF actiou:
Stone and anti stone roads are now the
great questions before the people of Henry
county aDli-slone road meetings are be.
ing held ia various townships and unique
speeches are made by the horney.handed
sons Of toni. In Washington township
few evenings since, son of the green isle
came TO the front in great shape as
moulder OF public opinion. The meeting
was held in the school house and large
number OF farmers assembled to give ex-
preston to their disgust at the attempt of
the County Commissioners to build stone
roads under the Norton law. Several were
called upon to make remarks pertinent to
the subject, and others were asked to do so,
Mr.. Patrick McGinnis was noticed TO he
uneasy and some one suggested that "Mr.
McGinnis give us the benefit of his views"
A Mr.. Dobson who had graet deul to say
but lacked discretion, muttered: "That
thick headed Mick cant speak" Pat
overheard Dobson's remark and promptly
flew TO his feet ready for war, and declared
himself "ready to prove the man who
made that remark to be name, low,
cowardly shnake," and while he "ddn't
deny that he was a "a Mick" lie was not
thick-hended, and he was the superior nv
any Dohson in The county or The next
county to it, aither mintally or physically,
and was ready to prove the latter ut wanst
it him or his friends wad come outside"
Several neighbors got between the now
thoroughly mad McGinnis and the COVER
ing Dobson, and Mac sat down looking
vengeance across the room at his enemy.
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