Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 4, Madison, Jefferson County, 23 January 1817 — Page 2

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vmt". Lir.f! shailhc a citizen of which lie thinks iniurious to the any office that is ere

the Uniied States, and an inhabi- public or any individual or indi- constitution, or the constitution

fant of this state; and shall have viduals, and have the reason oi or me unuea oiaies, anu uic &ai- To .toe Voters of Jefferson Count' resided within the limits of the his disententered cn the journals, aries of which are established. -Fellows-citizens

county in which he shall be cho- bee. u. 'fcacft House may nesen, one year next preceding his termine the rules of its procedclcction, if the county shall have ings, punish its members for disbeen so long erected; but if not, orderly behaviour, and with tne then within the limits of the concurrence of two thirds expel a county or counties out of which "member, but not a second time it shall have br.en taken, unless he for the same cause ; and shall have shall have been absent on the pub- all other powers necessary for a lie bunrs of the United Stares, branch of the legislature of a free -.prof this state, apd shall have and independent state. T; iid a state or countv ta.. Sec. 1 2. When vacancies hap-

Hrc. 5. The senators shall be pen in either branch of the gen-dio.-cn for three vears on the first eral assembly, the governor or Thursday, January 23, 1817. . . .

Monday in Avg?st, bythcqual- the person exercising tne power

In my last mjmrwr, J apprised you of my intention'to commence an investigation into general M-Farland's ch. natter

Really my fellow citizens, J fed

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iiicd voters for the repiesenta- of governor, shall issue writs of Edwin the 2nd handed in tivev, and on their being conven- election to fill such vacancies. a manuscript a few days past,

15. senators ana repre- and desired us to correct and pub:ives shall, in all cases except iish it. We intended complying

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frrst ( ?r.ron. tnev shall be uivid- sentatives

e,1 b" lot, lrom their respective treason, fdony, or breach of the with his request, but on cxami

more on account of mv own feel.

ng, than.an intlispo.itii to dis; turb the momcriiacy Repose hr seems to enjoy. The generafcprr -sumes tint "his pamphLt silenced an indignant public, that it h'as erased fi on their wind & mem-, orics the impression uhichdiis conduct had iuiprintcd th-.;j .md left an ind!able impiesi ;f his virtue and interi'v. This is aa

illusion aUs.! for him a fui i!-

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n-annrs or cnsTkis, us near as peace uc pnvuccu uum a not, Ii4iuon itmnu w? were inaocqu ire threw if u ) n the hrf w'li h wjs can be k-o three classes. ' The during the session of" the general to the task. We hope this will about to cosii:mc birr, it siler.cs v.ts of the senators of the first assembly, and in g ang to or re- be a sufficient excuse for not in- edsome, it tJu de- ti e stis b;Ii chs shall be vacated at fheexpi- turning from the same ; and for serting it. lics ( others, anV. mobiblv a

0 . liberal mindod -publie w oul.i have As Gen. M-Far!ar.d has bx-en forgotten hi :k .cm hi .he h:;vc assailed through the medium of kept his aw.bition wirhin due this paper, we conceive it to be bounds, lie his it adc in appeal our duty to give him orhisfriends to his fellow citizen., hr their an opportunity of rep! vintr thro' snffrairfs i,k ,,,s-i mr.

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r.ion the firr year; and of any speech or debate in either m m a

the second chs at the expiration house, they shall not Dc questionof the ecd year, an'.of the ed in a.Ny other place, thir-! h& ar the'expration of the Sec. 14- Kach house may punthird y?ar; so that one third ish, by imprisonment, during rV'-oof as nrsr as nossihb. may their session, any person .not a

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Sec. 'C. The number of scna- disorderly or contemptuous beha- every piece of stuff that maybe and destmv him and in.p.imphla tnr; shall, it the s-veral perils Tur in their presence : provided offered to us. Anything that in the asccnuW ili:l!C. Lrc n.e

the enumeration he suth imprisonment shall not, at may be written in a cool, dispas- not incite the nikii.

d be uxed by the dUi UIJC cj6m sionare, argumeniaiive sryie, will of tlie . ' ' . 1 ...ill r 11 . t

be published cheerfully.

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! amf.-.g the several counties or Sec. 1?. Ine doors of each oince tne apoe wa m type, ct me not sii.i:p-n the

d':5.rrict.s, to be ciuhiished by law, houcs a;id of committees of the tnc cn' handed vs a tew lines for .his comciciu.-. 1 :W no disposi-

ro the numor of white whole, shall be kept open, except tms day b pape-i. tion to i!v.j:-'.;c his uxu-asincss,

inhtbiunts of the age of in iu:h cases a;, in the opinion of 7" nor will add a -single thorn to ir's

(ne years in each, and the .house, may require secresv.- ocr.tiemen-noiding subscription pillow, more than a plain 4i un-

-eve? be kss 'ban one thiM, Neither house shall, without the papers for the Kkpubi.ican, are varnished u!e" will affrd. I r r.ic th-an one ha'f of the r0.isen; of the other, a 11'ourn for respectfully requested to forward conceive this to (ve an imnorfan:

more than two days, nor to any them to this oflice. We solicit crisis, and were I to cO iual any other place than that in which the strict attention to the above, as thing it would be treason to my two houses shall be sitting. some of our subscribers have cab f-i!OV citizens. Pardon in? then Sec 16. Bills may originate leduponus toknow why they have while 1 attcii.pt inquire whethin rirher house, but mav be alter, been neglected; when in fact we ir rn.itMjl MFr!-m 1 m.rr

praeili. g e(j amended or rejected by the had never received the paper on those virtu v, which h crti. sided two orher. which they had subscribed. tie him to the confidence of ho-

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y-a--i in hc state, the last twelve Sec. 17. F.very bill shall be

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v; M, ,' or wiucr, in ;ne county read on three di irent davs in vc wimi w cmpiiy a goon ac- in the iirst

'isiri'.-T in v hicli he may be c- each house,unless in case of emer- tive boy to carry papers every Farlar.d knows n

j: '-I. it the cunty or district gency, two thirds of the house, wecs, to tne suDscnbers in thu an honorary obligari 'n. llv his sh tl! have b-en so long erected ; where such bill rray be depending place. atone moment given as, uraoces bur it nor, then within the limits shall deem it expedient to dis- - of his friendship, and at the 1 cxt o: the county or counties, district pense with this rule.: and every Wanted at this office, an apprcn. moment betra en his fifivj. On

f.r districts, out or wmci me same bill having passed both houses, ucc 10 mc pnnung Dusiness.

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Iiavc been absent on the pub- speaker ot their respective house, lie business of the United Sures Sec- 18. The style of the laws or this state, and shall moreover, of this state shall be "Be it enacthive paid a state or county tax. ed by the general assembly of the S'.-. . 8- 'Ihe house tjf reprc atarc of Indiana." sentnivcF u hen assembled, shall Sec. 19. -11 bills for raising cb ' te a speaker a:.o it-; other of. revenue, shall originate in the fic-i1-, 5: the senate haliclraseits of house of representatives, but the fi;rv-i, e.v.ep ihe p cs! ;tr.t ; and senate may amend or reject, as in cull shdl bejMdgeg or'the qualifi- other bills cail ;s andtlections ol its irem- Sec. 20. No person holding aIvrs. v upon its own adjourn- ny office under the authority of n.-:-s. Two ihird; of each house Hie president of the United States sha " ".rctituieaquorumtodobu- or of this sfite, militia officers ex-sii.'-ss, but a mailer number may cepted, shall be eligible to a seat in adj.'-im from day to dxy&compel either branch of the general astin .? tendance otabsci.t members, scmbly, unless he resign his office S'.:c. 9. Fach house shajl keep previous to his e ection; nor shall a journal of its procedings and any member cf either branch of pii-sish them. 'Ihe yas & nays" the general assembly, during the of thcmenbers, on ny question time for which he was elected, be shall at the rccjucst of any two eligible to any office the appointmcnibcrs be entered on the ment of which is vested in the journals. ' general assembly : provided, that Se. 10. Any one member of nothing in this constitution -shall either xti either house shall" have be" so construed as to prevent any Jibertyto dissent from and pro- member of the Crit session of the test against any act or resolution, general assembly frcm accepting

A list Candidates, For Clerk, Wm A 'Far-land, R. C. Talbolt. For associate judge;:, M. IJoppcr, D. Hillis, J. Richie. For Recorder, W. M'Farlind, II. C. Talbolt, TV. Itobinson, James Vawtcr. For Commissioners 13. YVIiitsoo, 1J. Ristine, Wm. Va.vler. Nathaniel Hunt, J. Stplt, W. Rrookev. D. lilackmorc.

one day he pieHges his hc-'T, h

on the rxxt he breaks his plighted faith. J am warranted in these assertions, when i refer to h:r. conchict towards car::. Talbott. Not one hour before he declared himself a candidate for the clerkship he gave c.tpt. Talbctt every assurance of his friendly disposition. Me promised Li a liiuiport, and pledged imiftelf, that rio considerations could in-.'iKO iiim to desert hi.n. WLtn i:e met him, the smiie phi) Cii upon Ids countenance, and protestations of friendship were reared. But ' there are cWarsin wen's smiles." At that moment I. It ivc. 110 doubt it was his detei miriition to oppose him. Kvt.n the sacred laws of fr iendship muj.t be violated, for the purpose of gratifying his inordinate ambition. Surely my fellow citizens you see nothing in this condiut, which can give him claims to your confidence. I protiouiKre 'he man, who would thus vh'I.Uehis ho.;o", lost to every principle of virtue, an J every sentmuut of m.ij)iy li''

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