The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-11

Ulster Republican Chemung Jetfersonian
Delaware Gazette "Ontario Messenger
Albany Atlas Phelps Atlas
"Troy Budget +Lyons Argus
"Fonda Sentinel Palmyra Sentinel
Fulton CO. Democrat" Rochester Daily Adv.
*Mohawk Courier Northern Freeman
Otsego Democrat Allegany Reporter
Hamilton Reflector Buffalo Republic
Utica Democrat Niagara Cataract
Lewis CO. Democrat Freeman's Banner.
"St. Lawrence Republican
MIcHIGAN.-General Cass chance for the vote
of his own State is growing smaller by degrees
and beautifully less" The Jackson Patriot
(Loco) says;
CAss AND BUTLER CLUE DIssoLvED.-The first
Cass and Butler Club organized in this county, was
in the town Of Napoleon. Nearly all the Demo
Gratis" in that town joined it. But owing to Casss
views of the Free Soil question not being in ac-
cordance with those Of Washington and Jefferson,
upon mature consideration, and at special meet
ing, it was unanimously resolved to haul down the
flag of Cass and Butler, and hoist in its stead that
of Martin Van Buren,.
The thing is now settled. The Barnbnrners
in that town and throughout the county will cast
their votes for a Northern man with Northern
Principles. The work goes bravely on
The Ann Arbor True Democrat also raised the
flag of Cass and Butler, but has since hauled IL
dozen. This paper has been publisher, "by au.
thority," of the laws Of Michigan and the Uni
ted States. asrp .-
The Grand Rapids Enquirer speaks favorably
of the letter of Mr.. Van Buren and says, that il
contains coulicils of peace, words Of Cancellation
and the earnest advice of a sage of Democracy tc
union and concession 1t adds:
ave do fear that it will work wider injury than
is generally supposed. The Detroit Free Press
may sneer and talk about the John Does. who will
/ join in the Barnburner movement In Micigan and
its vicinity, but we tell these wiseacres that we
walk amid smothered conhagraton.' ..
The Aleghan Record, the organ Of Mr. Little
john, one of the most influential men in tile State
was the first to drop Cass. of course the inHu
ence extended far and wide, and Lieut. Governor
Greenly, Hon, R. s. Wilson, Charles D. Smitl
Secretary of the last Senate and former editor o
the Adrian paper and other leading men, are
converts from Cass to Van Buren,. Under such
state of things, who dare claim Michigan for Cass
WIscoSslN,-A meeting was held at Southpor
on the 10th, at which the name of MARTIN Va
buren, was recommended to be presented to til,
Convention at Buffalo on the 9th prox., as tn
favorite candidate of the Free Soil Democracy
of Wisconsin.
The Waltcorth County Democrat will not hois
the Baltimore nominees. The nomination of Cas-
meets with cold response from the Badger press
The same may be said or nearly the whole Loc
Foco press of the north-west-N Y. Tribune.
The Democracy of Southport, Wisconsin, he'll
Van Buren, ratification meeting on the 10th
which was largely attended The Utica resolu
tons were adopted and the most ultra speeche
made. A letter from there dated the llth ul
says: "There are not in the whole town Of South
port, sir Cass men, and none who are willing t
avow themselves as such, aud the same may b
said of other southern towns in the county"
The New York Post, (the leading locofdcu pape
of New York; announces that it is authorized t
state that Mr.. Francis p. Blair, (late editor OF tn
Washington Globe, having been delegated 10
|
te represented does not consider himself in an
degree bound6 By the action Of The Baltimore Con
Uention; that he cordially approves of the proceed
ings of the regular (Barnburner) delegates to tina
body from New York; that the principles, meas
ures, and candidate put forward by the recent Ut
ca Convention met his cordial appreciation an,
will receive his earnest and Jealous support.
In this connection, we muy add another item
not Immediately bearing upon the suject.
r Our readers are aware that Charley Broug
(Col has returned from the wars and is going
strong for Cass and Butler as usual. In speecI
recently made in Cincinnati, he said:
GAS regards the newly acquired territory, tn
, Colonel declared that he was for holding it nov
and forever as free territory-that Congress ha
the power and the right to legislate on the sui
, ject-that there was no doubt or question abou
Iit-and that he dislked Gen. Cass' position u
this subiect--that he disagreed with him who'll
and entirely-and he called upon those present t
note what he said-thatifb by making this declare
zion he made himself "Barnburner," then he wa
a BARNBURNER. sEartg't t.l.l 3tit
"He however said he should support Cass an
: Butler-ths we suppose was said to show th
, consistency of the Speaker and to illustrate tn
intimate relationship between his princ .les an
his practice" 81 uli
Charley, like John, knows which "side of h
bread is buttered' and is evidently afraid that tn
Barnburner movements becoming formidable
Hence his manifest intention to be prepared.
convenient season, TO be carried along with il.
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WConcealment Of opinions which tn
, people have right to know is presump
8 tive EVIDENCE OF INTENDED
/. FRAUD Boston. Post. s8
9 At Cleveland, Gen. Cass was asked hi
. opinions upon Slavery and Harbor I'm