The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
NEW SERIES---VOL.

EODbAptlED EVEN hlDA1 MOhNlNG
JOHN III. WRIGHT. ~.
Talmadge Buildings--.Third Floor
,, oppositeJ. c. .Maccracken's Store, s,
Gbr failraster Ga3tttr,
ELXNC1sTER, DRcBMBER az, Is4S.
QUA DAILY appears to excite an inter,
est among those, who feel SOME pride for
their town and are anxious for It's i'm
pr,rovement. Each day, since we started,
we have had an accession to our list Of
slbscribers There is another class of
ihditidpals. als.styledcrGakers; whom we will
attend to at more convenient season.
They have meddled with other peoples
matters too long already, and we ShalItry
andinduce them to attend to their own.
NEWSPAPER .ThiEVEs,- The individu-
al who, to save levy week, will felon-
iously steal upaper from the door knob of
subscriber, would not hesitate to steal.
asleep. The practice has already COM
menced and the guilty ones had better
look out |! ''t aaa
IMPROVEMENT IN NEwsPAPERs.--The
Chillicothe Daily Gazette, which is
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ofthe same size as ours, publishes a let
ter from it's Philadelphia correspondent,
wherein it is stated that DIR. Franklin's
weekly paper was no larger in size, and
the United States Gazette, published
at Philadelphia, daily, when first started,
was oftbe same size and contained about
the same Quantity of reading matter.
The Lancaster weekly Gazette, in the
first few years ofits existence, was ofthe
same dimensions as our Daily, and gave
weekly about the same quantity of read
ing matter. The price was two dollars
per year. We now, in our Weekly Gaz-
cite, give six times as much reading mat
ter for the same price. Probably, no en-
terprise Of the age has kept progress with
the newspaper press. @-.
70 Johnson's speech lie. in our opin-
Ion, unanswerable. Eagle. .'s ..ar
So is evety thing else, that cant be
understood During its delivery the re-
mark was frequent-"What is the man
driving all" ,ae3 a-. ,..s, ss.
D An Editor, way down east, adver-
tises for boy of good moral habits" to
learn the printing business. Rather a
sorry "d-l" such one would make.
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TIE HARD MONEY QUEsTioN,--It is
now pretty generally admitted that Da-
vid Tod, when before the people as the
pot metal candidate for Governor, was a
Stockholder, TO considerable ainolnt, ln
a Banking institution; it is generally
known that very many of the leading Lo-
cofocs, who in times past were wont to
speak of the knavery and duplicity of
Bank Directors and Bank Stockholders,
have invested their funds in Banking OPP
erations; it is generally conceded that
the Democratic masses were deceived
and humbugged, by the men who pre-
tendto guide and control them, upon this
questionable only excuse offered for
which is, that Wings invest their money
in Banks and why should the Democrat
ic leaders not have the same privilege
in other wordsoif the LocoFOcd charges
are true, the Wings are s@indlers and
robbers, why may not the LocofJco lead
ers be also. , %. ..1s ,.,-.a.- ~. ......-
Yet. iuthe face Of these notorious facts,
Mr.. Pugh. Of Hamilton county, Repre-
sentative by Clerks certificate, has the
audacity to rise in his seat, In the Hall of
the House, and again proclaim the hard
money issdei as If the party to which he
belonged, with full knowledge of the
facts, had no more sense than to be again
humbugged with this question, We
knew that the gentleman had a hard
cheek; but we did not suppose that it
was all made of brass taHh -'es
The BOSTON TRAGEDY,--In the trial
before the Coroner's jury, in this case,
over sixty Witnesses were examined
whose testimony cover eighty four pages
Of large foos.cap paper, closely writteh,
Thejury were engaged ten working days.
Nothing, that transpired before them, has
q been made public. except the verdict
which finds the remains found in the col
lege to be those of Parkman and charges
DR.. Webster with being the murderer.
% The excitement, in Boston, which had
partially rsubsided, increased upon the
publication Of the verdict, and the news.
paperpress and correspondents, as usual
are trying to dispose Of the case without
awaiting the action Of thelaw. OfcOurse