Life of Edward Tiffin First Governor of Ohio
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Fearing has acted his part well, and has been supported generally by the Federalists ; but the subject is exceedingly unpop- ular. " . .. " The current of opposition to the measure was so strong as to render it impossi- ble to do anything to counteract it. " Giles has brought forward a motion, the object of which is to encourage and urge the people {i. E. Y the inhabitants of the Northwestern Territory) to immediately become a State. This motion has been referred to a committee which has not ye...t reported. " The proposition to divide the Territory accord- ing to the request of the Territorial Assembly was, after debate, rejected by the House on January 27, 1802, by the very decisive vote of eighty-one to five, both Republicans and a majority of the Fed- eralists voting against it. Mr. Giles immediately followed up this advan- tage with the motion to which Mr. Cutler referred in the quotation just made. On the 30th of March the select committee to which it was referred made their report to the committee of the whole House, in which they not only recommended that an act be passed — LIFE OF EDWARD TIFFIN 47 ** Enabling the inhabitants of the eastern divi- sion of the Territory Northwest of the Ohio River to form for themselves a constitution and state government, " but also " for the admission of such state, when the government thereof shall be formed, into the Union upon the same footing with the original states, in all respects whatever, by the name of the State of .
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Fearing has acted his part well, and has been supported generally by the Federalists ; but the subject is exceedingly unpop- ular. " . .. " The current of opposition to the measure was so strong as to render it impossi- ble to do anything to counteract it. " Giles has brought forward a motion, the object of which is to encourage and urge the people {i. E. Y the inhabitants of the Northwestern Territory) to immediately become a State. This motion has been referred to a committee which has not ye...t reported. " The proposition to divide the Territory accord- ing to the request of the Territorial Assembly was, after debate, rejected by the House on January 27, 1802, by the very decisive vote of eighty-one to five, both Republicans and a majority of the Fed- eralists voting against it. Mr. Giles immediately followed up this advan- tage with the motion to which Mr. Cutler referred in the quotation just made. On the 30th of March the select committee to which it was referred made their report to the committee of the whole House, in which they not only recommended that an act be passed — LIFE OF EDWARD TIFFIN 47 ** Enabling the inhabitants of the eastern divi- sion of the Territory Northwest of the Ohio River to form for themselves a constitution and state government, " but also " for the admission of such state, when the government thereof shall be formed, into the Union upon the same footing with the original states, in all respects whatever, by the name of the State of .
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