Ohio legislative debate on party doctrines and adjournment
In a lengthy legislative session, speakers contrasted the 1798 republican doctrines with later exclusive democracy, criticizing the present party’s stance. A motion to adjourn to 10 o'clock the next morning passed. Petitions on taxes for roads and a Venice bank were referred to committees. Bills included railroad incorporation, school district land sales, and contempt of court measures, with extensive senate and house maneuvering over valuations, circuits, and militia organization.
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Republican Party
iSheee
Tetalgar Spithalist
Duncan
Clark
Anthony
Senate
Lindsay
Huron County
Venice
Biggot
Warren
Hho Pangle
Pi Geer
Patterson, Goode
Thompson
Forbes
Northrop
Cleveland and
Newburg
Peru
Turon County
Bostwick
House of Communication
Benjamin Hinkson
Clinton
Shep- Jar
Stark County
Justices of the Peace
Committee On the Judiciary
Eggleston
Portage County
Tilden
Norwalk Academy
Huron
House
John II
Western Reserve Road
Hitchcock
Wits
Bank of Norville
Seneca
Sandusky
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Lawrence
Delaware County
Upper Sandusky
Crawford County
Mouse
Starkweather
Massillon
Viince
Rantage
Ohio
Keith
Monroe
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Morgan County
Messrs
Morris
Rose
Ramage
Patterson
Ameé
Stark
Guernsey
I Hitchcock
Peter Hitchcock
United States Bank
Clay
Long list of names appears as supporting figures in a historic vote
The article recounts a lengthy roll of followers and peers including Yeas Messry Anderson Bald Barnes Benton Bigger Guernsey Warren Bond Bostwick Brown Burgoyne Clark Comstock Creed Crockett Curtis Cushing Davis Dille Doin Jer us Goode Shrig Johnston Trum bull Lilley London M Causlen Mitchell Morris Northrup Olm sted Patterson Porter Ranjage Riddle Robinson Satoyer Schooler Shoup St John Starkweather Swinney Vance Woodside Navvs Messrs Chaney Cook Cooper Crowley Everett Florence Forbes Gladden Hamilton Sen dricks House Johnston Morgan King Lidey Lindsay Lottridge M Cutchen Newell Quin Roller Shane Stukey Thompson Yeoman Speaker.
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Yeas
Messry Anderson
Baldwin
Barnes
Benton
Bigger
Guernsey
Warren
Bond
Bostwick
Brown
Burgoyne
Clark
Comstock
Creed
Crockett
Curtis
Cushing
Davis
Dille
Doin
Jerus
Goode
Shrig
Johnston
Trumbull
Lilley
London
M’causlen
Mitchell
Morris
Northrup
Olmsted
Patterson
Porter
Ranjage
Riddle
Robinson
Satoyer
Schooler
Shoup
St. John
Starkweather
Swinney
Vance
Woodside
Navvs
Chaney
Cook
Cooper
Crowley
Everett
Florence
Forbes
Gladden
Hamilton
Sendricks
House
Morgan
King
Lidey
Lindsay
Lottridge
Congressional Debates Dominate State News as Senate Row Breaks Out
Little local matter beyond Congress reaches Columbus. Debates on Deposits removal fill space while Clay Benton McDuffie Polk receive praise. A violent Senate room clash leaves Duncan wounded by Elsberry after adjournment over the Revaluation Bill. Political foes, flaws on display, but consequences unclear.
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Congress
Clay
Benton
Senate
M’duffie
Polk
House
Columbus
Honorutte Ascoste
Duncvan
Elisberg
Duncan
Ellsberry
Elsberry
Democratic State Convention Nominates for Governor and President
Delegates from 50 of 72 counties met in Columbus on the Sth instant and nominated Rorerer Lecas for Governor and Mar tin Vax Buren for President. The notice lists a congressional committee in the ith District and appointments for county committees. The Rev A A Davis preaches in Fairfield Saturday evening, Peru Sunday at 11, Norwalk at 3.
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Columbus
Rorerer Lecas
Martin Vax Buren
Uni- Tae
Ith
Louch M
Richland
Cyrus Butler
Iluron
Henry St. John
Crawford
County
William Hi. Unter
John IL Rule
Samuel
Carpenter
George §. Patterson
John W. Johnston
A.A. Davia
Fairfield
Peru
Norwalk
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M’nutt
M’dowell
I Tawkins
Whittlesey, Hitchcock
M’meehan
Alexander
Anderson
Dean
Stallack
James
Lalfer
Lewis
M’mechan
Osborn
Pilson
Walke
Whittlesey
Nays
Messrs Atkinson
Blackburn
Hawkins
Jlolmes
Lind
Sheplar
Taylor
Woodmansee
Messrs Walke
M‘noutt
Blackourn
Andersson
Bilsberry
Hallack
Laffer
Jiouse
Waron County
Jeave
Litchcock
Bank of Geauga
Cleveland
Wayne County
Black River
Lorain County
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Elyria
Wooster
Millersburg
Coshocton
Committee On Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
Bank of Sandusky
Columbus and Sandusky Turnpike Company
Osborn, Tilden
Bank of Norwalk
Whittiesey
Guyahoga
Ouse
M’cauglen
M’causteh
Reller
Ivave
Columbiana County
Tuscarawas County
Ohio Canal
Ohio River
Messrs Laffer, Anderson
Germantown
Montgomery County
Rand
Tawkins
Wolmes
Hawking
Met
Judiciary Committee
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Ivaye
Nouse
Baptist Convention
Belmont
Tuscarawas
Lindsey
Licey
Sandneby
Deylan Ome
Fr Ton County
Mad River
Lake Erie
Great East
Great West
Mississippi
New Orleans
Falls of St. Anthony
Missouri
Ohia
Mrandy
United States
Phil Deye
Olio
Merkit
Tinge
Gue
Nker
Cas U Btiridg Pacsarey
Urbana
Thig Place
Horatio G. Phillips
Charles G. Sy
Jonathan Harshman
Montgomery
Charles Cavalier
Pierson
Benjamin M. Pratt
Logan
Josiah Wedges
John G. Camp
William Townsend
James Monster
Faron
Joseph Vance
John H. James
Jetainiall Warder
Josih Heders
Bellefontaine
Sandusky Clarion
Air
Uuion
Norwaveg
Messrs Eprrons
Kentucky
Baptist
Baptist State Convention
Georgetown
Frankfort
Cross and Baptist Banner
Gino
Scott County
Lecu
Chowtaw Academy
Tlera
M v
Kentucky Methodist Conference
General Lafayette
Florida
Essex Register
Gee. Mason
Taswich
Robson
Piscataqua
Ban
Portsmouth
M. Y. Syee
Grermantown
Cour
Eng
John Asher
Coshocton County
Maskingun Bank
Zeeresville
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