Grosvenor's valedictory marks end of Ohio Assembly
The lengthy Washington dispatch reviews Speaker Grosvenor's farewell address at adjournment, praising his fair handling of the Sixty-Second General Assembly but noting partisan tensions and the session's many laws. It recalls casualties among members, confirms adjournment without pay, and cites broader political climate.
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