The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
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Chase.
lie labored hard 10 save himself, but
all to no purpose. He wrote letterto
the oxDemOcracy,it ISL. VAN BUsKIRK
we are speaking Of, saying that he suck.
ed Loco principles in with The milk by
which his infancy was uourished, that he
heartily Subscribed to the Baltimore
Platform and the principles of the 9Th OF
January Convention, that opposition to
the repeal of the Black Laws Vds not
part Of the Locofoco creed, that he was
compelled to vote for repeal and Chase
because the democracy "bargaIned' to
do so, and finally closed with the follow
ing pileous appeal; r.
Under all these circumstances, view
Jug the extraordinary position in WHICH
We we're placed, large sacrifice OF in
dividual opinion must be made TO have
perfect concert Of action, without which,
nothing could be done by us. If we err
red, we erred in judgment, mott heart.
IN view of all the extraordinary issues and
circumstances connected with our posi- !.
tion at the time, and which must run par.
allied with and effect the great democrat
ic party for years to come, our over zeal
for the speedy triumph of our cherished
principles may have led us, impercep'l-
bly,, too far IN The path of uutried expert
.ment. And whatever may he the decis-
ion of the democrats OF Knox county, |
eau but hope that they will coolIy consid-
er and carefully rsview all our acts be-
fore they pronounce me a traitor to the
democratic party"
"Our over zeal for the speedy ;ri-
umph Of our cherished principles" for
sooih No man in Knox County was
green enough to swallow that. Any fool
might know that it was an over zeal to
obtain the offices Of the State lhatin-
duced the bargain, sale and delivery.
Van was tossed overboard. The Knox
County Democracy pronounced him ga
lraiiorto the democratic party" Wheth'
or they "cooly considered and carefully
reviewed, !" his acts OF moi, we don't know
and care less.
ANornER.-TRUmAN, of Licking, ha'
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also been repudiated, beaten by the very
man, who advised him 10 bargain, sci
and deliver" his party. lse,-
Oil Keller. r~t a~r
TuE CANAL Boar, Wind Il Wing, ha,
two cases of Cholera among its hand:
whichproved fatal. One died al Coum
bus and was buried al Carroll, and tb
other died some few miles up the Cana
aud was buried near the tow.path. Thes
boats, which have had Cholera on boar'
shonld be laid up. II is trifing with ht
man life for the mere chance Of making
liltle money, ss e.t-f .st o.r
If the owners aud captains are not wi
ling TO make this pecunary sacrifice, III
Corporate authorities along the line I
the Canal ought not to permit them
land and unload. The Cholera may nj
be contagious OF Infectious but it is we
to be careful. 't H
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On! Hol Mons G CoNsoLATIoN.-Agai
for the benfit of Messrs. Whitman an
Keller, and the consolation Of our Suga
Grove friends, whose Indignation rcsolt
tons would long since have been forgo
ten had not we graciously taken thel
under our special protection, we publis
the following article from the MouI
Vernou Democratic Banner, in regard
Senator ALLEN:
While this distinguished champion
T. theDemocracy was maintaining the righ
] and hobnr Of his country, in the Senol
4 uf the United States--putting forth q
= the energies of his giant intellect in d,
:" fence of the late Democratic Admins
o tration maintaining the war, aud voiin
:, supplies to feed aud equip our gallaI
y army, Senator Chnse was not only dt
nouncing tho war, but was ultering treaI
ION against the country by taking side
6 with the common enemy. and proclaim
!. ing that the. .carcasses of our brave couI
tIymen. who went to fight our battle
should be permitted to ret ADORE ground
= Yet Senator Allen was sacrificed to Il
j e1pedieRcy doctrine, I'll Wds the best q
g could d." and S. p. Chase elected to G
Q his placer aud now it is impiously a
! serted that Chase is Just as good DEF
ocrat as Allen. Ask the bravo soldier
Q whose deeds Of noble daring upon Il
hostile plains of Mexico, have twin'
impershuble houors upon their brow
what they think Of the expediency do
triues that would sacrifice their friel
and advocate for their enemyl III
blush Of shame should not only mant
the cheek Of every man who has beiro
!. ed his trust, but could the spirits
: those lion hearts who fell in defence
' their country re.animate their mangl
" aud bleeding frames, they would sta
I'd from their graves aud mutter shame
of tho sacrifice thus made at the shrine
ID expediency."l 7n H
40 We oethat tho Eagle of yesterday CO
les The above, after closing its columns
v. such articles. during the best part Of