Senate in Ohio Faces Absentees and Constitutional Clash
The Senate of Ohio debates absence of members during a 44 percent tie vote as Speaker and Olds clash over a contested bill. Olds accuses the Speaker of bypassing constitutional quorum rules to force a law, while others argue for explanation of absentees and adherence to joint standing rules. The session adjourns with ongoing protests and a postponed vote.
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Lewis
King
State Journal
Brinckee
Thie
General Assembly
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Generel
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Steve Pureposes
Olils
Shell
Wilson
Gies Agai
Spesker
Mr Olds
Kendall
Lee Spraker
Rendall Beving
Orde
Speker
Wilees
Yeas
Yras—Mesers Gckus
Baver
Er. E Segret
Otde
Zbell
Fifron Domew
Ohio
Bern
Thas
Howe
Kelley
Buene
Mv Otanen
Secretary of State
Natal
House
Congress
Lowe
Ures
Aed
Speaker
Beues
Nefiler Mouse
Gots
Goddard
Piesd
Ranging up the Stocking from Major Jones of Pineville
A fragment from the Western Continent reprints Maj or Jones of Pineville on hanging stockings for Christmas Eve. The piece notes both children and adults hang stockings while warning of vanity and charity, with a playful jab at institutions and professions filling stockings with favors and clients.
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Pineville
Custon
Poliuenn
Buncom
Washington
Saar
Santa Claus
Jung
The Indian Difficulties and Retrenchment Debate
The Washington Union reports unrest among Texas Indians. A report suggests the Tennewihs committed robberies and that property was recovered, while tensions rise over government treaties. The Lima Argus critiques retrenchment, noting Democratic critique of Whig economic policy and state governance.
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Dexes
Guilh
Tex
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Comancha
Ssythe
Troma
SONS OF TEMTE PLUANCE CELEBRATION REPORT
A fragmentary report details a Sons of Temperance celebration dated the 22d with speeches by Mr Proveheock and Exq Newmay praising temperance reform and virtue. It notes eloquent addresses, gratitude to benefactors, and mentions judges of Auglaize County including Joan McLean George W Holbrook and David Simpson.
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Muchcock
M. Or. Newmay
Mern
Indies
Geaxecam
Lima
Tuomas
Newaran
Auglaize CO
Joan McLean
George W. Holbrook
David Simpson
The Senate and the Apportionment Bill Controversy
The piece denounces a constitutional breach as the Senate acted without a quorum to pass the apportionment bill and the House allegedly ceded amendments. It laments the administration’s actions as lawless and calls the apportionment bill now enacted a threat to rights and justice.
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