Ohio Militia Bill Defeated and Sargent Assault Report
From Meigs County Telegraph March 30 1940 report on Ohio House actions defeat of the militia bill on its third reading 54 to 6d and discussion of related measures. Includes an account of Gen Charles H Sargent assault on a Commercial newspaper correspondent and fallout within the legislature.
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Right Majority in 11s Favor Pugh Opposes Passage
From Washington March 20 the Senate committee on Foreign Affairs submitted a report on matters between the United States and China. Mr. Wilson announced plans to speak on Kansas. Mr. Foot denounced the Lecompton Constitution as fraudulent and untrustworthy. He argued the Free State and Pro slavery camps both had northern and southern adherents. Mr. Sewman? and Mr. Bright debated admitting new states and the burden on territories. The general solution urged was Kansas admission under the Lecompton Constitution to end the agitation.
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Kansas Lecompton Conflict Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate debated the Kansas Lecompton Constitution with speeches by Wilson Stewart and Toombs. Amid adjournments and crowding, Green proposed amendments to limit federal intervention and ensure a republican form of government. Kansas admission passed with a pro or anti Lecompton split, provoking strong reactions in the chamber.
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