The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
a.. NO. 26, 90 siso a@''s....5. 'a..od, :.

H. NV' ~, ios'l.hUs idgscgt Of B
mini IN nnin0l a i.- .Nfl .hE n.tE |
1sfT sol--The Lorain AggES,the same
paper that accuses Senator CHASE, the
Locofoco- abolitiohist, Of stumping Lo.
rain county 10 defeat the Locofoco caudi-
date and elect Townshend, also accuses
D0ct0r EPSON B. .OLDs Of writing letters
to effect the same purpose. The Argus
is a Locofoco paper, and though the Chill.
licothe Advertiser doubts tho second
charge, we are inclined TO believe it,. a
II 1tis so like thu Doctors character 1t
is generally considered in these parts
thathe is candidate for Senator Of the
United States, and his election must de-
pend upon the Free Soilvote. unless the
coming year should work chaugein inthe
present political feeling of Ohio. Be-
sides this, Townsheul would make the
very tool for his purposes. Dishonest,
unscrupulous as he is. he is small rep
resentation ofthe Doctor, and to win him
and his Free Soil friends would gain half
the battle.na ~ 1is uaf rrl o. gg'
He might at first meet with some OPP
position in his own party, as another dis
Itinguished individual has returned to the
Stale to partake ofparty honOrs; but the
final result could not be doubtful. He
beat him once and afterwards whipped
lin to his own support the most refractory,
even the warmest personal friends of his
opponent; and as practice makes perfect
and habit makes easy, he canhereafter
the more easily overcome his adversares
and they the more easily fall into his sup.
port But ifthe charge above be true,
how,will it situpon the stomachs of the
Doctors 'wool-hating" friends in this
countyl ..u 3. rr.rrry5C .tae rea
A REMENIscENoE.-T They ashingion cor.
respondent of the Louisville. Courier
makes the following cl,rions stote emen,s.
Let give Won political yc,acni ,euce
before closing this communication /
need not say olyour intelligent readers
that Sam Medary ofthe Ohio Statesman,
next to Ritchie and Burke, of the Union
lin this city. is the most un,,incinlsd ca.
lumniator of the administration to he
found among the corps editorial Asan
excuse for great deal Of his vitunera.
. ton, he ALLEGES his removal from tbe nos,
office at Columbus Now 1, NAV iurp
ont that his own partyhad more of fin.
ger ia the pie in showing good cause fo,
his removal than he is aware Of OF this
!, he can Judge from the following: II /,
well known at the Post Office 'Denart.
ment in this civ, aud L presume in pri
, vale circles in Ohio, that Sans brother
who had previously een postmaster. wa,
for several years lefaulter and as such
died. The amount if / am CORRECTLY in
formed, was some Eve or six thusan,
, dollars. Sam MeJarv came on here and
wanted IN he postmaster n, C,Lumhus
Unscrupuous and unpripcipled as wa,
t the Locof;,co administration ',bcv cooId
not so far brave public opinion and eve.
ry sense of proprety. as to apnoint him
to the same officei n which his own
! brother was defnul,er in n large a.
\ mount. They consequently consented
D to appoint Sam upon condition that he
would make good this defalca,ion Bn
: the question was. how 10 raise the wind
+ The Union a, thattime wanted all,he in
, nuence II could secure to make sale The
no'L ,:"'V's a. o"o' 'ii'us P'ieeS' an'
. aid certain Western s,raoo,b Sho a, !;
I. bidding were prepared To 90 i, blind fn
: the elite Of the Richmond Democracy
]. Accordingly loan was made to him D.
: o y, -, 49,. '"V" ~ H' ,e' ~ ."1 U"',
defalcatiou and Sam was annoio,ed mos,
master. Since then, Sam has never fount
a it convenient to repay this sum borrow
s ed, and some time since, the holder of thu
=; note sent It to Tom Corwin. OF Ohio, TO
, collection. If tits now paid, it is onl.
/ since the claim has been with Mr.. Cor