The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-30

flee, an office thathe had engaged for toS'
gears. phile OAio's sons at home, 'Oer'
fighting tie battles Of regeneration.
To my mind there is something ontra,
geous in the idea that oil our worthy and
talented men of the State, who have
ACHE we'd our present position, must gict
,0ay to one who lctl them in ad0ersity, ana
enjoyed at Washington, patronage, honor
and reli9 from Poiiticai turmoil; and that
he, and he alone, must be considered the
only man deserving the enjoyment oflhe
first fruits of the Ohio victory. by being
the fist to occupy the Chair of State"
In all these extracts, we have italicz-
ed particular sentences, that the reader
may make proper comparisons. We do
not wish to interfere in the fight. Our
neighbor, it is true. speaks loudly of poll
tical integrity, &C., yet upon other occa-
sions we have had his courage tried, and
he has submitted silently to bargain and
corruption" aud fallen "easily" into the
support Of political lrickslers and dema-
gogues; and we expect to see him do ii
again. But our distinguished fellow.
citizen" and his imported assistant" had
better be a little wary-..there are enc.
mics in their own camp, who may upset
their calculations and destroy the inAu.
ence of their though they be the
best upon "this green earth of ours."--
However, it may not be matter Of much
importance to them, as both have solemn
ly declared, publicly, that they do "nol
desire office and won't have it,"
Our Neighbour of the Ohio State Jour
nal, who appears to be feeling mar
and we'll filled with the milk of human
Kindness, has had his sympathy excited
by this unpleasant family difficulty, which
appears To be increasing in violence, aud
generously offers our Locofoco friends
the following sage and very excellent
advice:--
Dear children you should never let
Your angry pussions rise,
Your little hands were never made
To tear each others eyes.
Since writing the above. we have re
ceived the following additional informa.
tion. The contest wakes warmer.
TuB WAY 1T is DnING--A friend whc
knOa0s writes us from Columbus as follows;
"Dear Gray:--The letter duted al
Mansfield and published in the Chilli
cothe AdUertiScr-daled at 'Steubenville,
and published the Urbana Erposit0r-
dated at Cleveland and published in
the Marion Mirror or-daled at 'Cincinna.
H. and published in the Guernsey Jcf
.tersOnian--all recommending Medill for
Governor, were written by Jack Morgan
(aLias Jack of Clubs) at Columbus"
What great fire a little matter kind
lelh - CleUeldRd Plain Dealer.
"This fact is known to many Of those
who are now laboring to hoist Col. Me-
dill upon the party. There is reckless
ness, disregard of consistency and faiI
dealing, so torcibIy exhibited in the eff
forts Of some of those engaged in this
Labor of love, )" that they will defeat their
own plans. They give unmis;ake able
evidence that they have never stopped
in their eagerness to crafty individual
preferences to calculate the chances of
success. A friend of Col. Medill writes
letter Somewhere, dates it from CIeve.
land, and sends it to Marion county for
publication, in which he sets il forth that
the Col. is all the 60 in that section of the
State. This every man of common sense
knows. and of common honesty will ad.
nit, that such is not the case"- Column
bus Correspondence efthe Springfield Er.
POsitOr.
From all which, it would appear that
Col. Medil's friends are more anxious
than wise, and are in danger of defeat.
ing their own plans. He may be Every
good hooking" but he can't "come in
until he has served as probaloner for
four years in the rank aud file.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCa--A di-
vision of this Order has teen formed in