The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

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thurs Ay evening OF eltner the IRE
sidenl's or Governors Messages. Some
of the accompanying documents of the
pres;dent's MESSAGE esneciallv the Re.
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"t /the oecret9ry Ot tue lreassryr WIN
be of deep interest. istft
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--lhe New YORK papers Puo''sn ac'
counts Of the two caucuses held at Wash
ington last Saturday evening for the nom
in,,i;on of candidates far. the Sneak er.
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;" d, ..,v,; .,.y.,.,, i.l ,,.r,.lv been
;.oI n"o "%,s c,s sa"'uI NJ, 'To Toombs II Geor.
s"ntc "a $3.50 ,p '',;oa =" his st.c,.
ga, ie,o" DH1 .t.'' 'Fs'p .;,l ~ d;snonn,onaDce
"'O''s" ,,so1.a III ~ Ian;ala,;on hv Conoress
az" "ltJso a' i s'"nry;n III . Terr;tor;ss
y" ~, ,t 1a R;a,,;a' " .. 'r f,',l"mL;a - ~
" -, ~ ."e D;' ;' cM " H., rssoln,;nn rrod,cea
-, "' ,ea"ms a;,araan, ~ I, was Grs. .hrord
s.sa' 'Nc'iII Iii. ,Lr",,n ir,o, ,I,s wiz o.son
"T TI;"pr.I S,a1Iey nm q noyp5 10 IL .
:. '"""'" Nv 'I'a ,ahI.., =, .il oYar,s Snr,har1
/ Wiz VIZ O ,ook ,ho lead in nnnos;rg i. bn,
me Gma,,y rn, aside w;,hant H. hs;nn
al ,ho III as ;i5
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aa" q, ',n ,h;s arcl",, ~ ro,;ra oTLonJ
,akino mn nar, i, ,Le snhsen,en,, rro'
ceeJ,nos or ,hs e;obt we1e Msssrs
J Toombs, Stephens and Owen, of Georgia,
MIR. Cahell, Of Florida. and MIR. Hillard of
Alabama. Mr.. Hillard expressly declar.
cd that he ioiued the move mept only ITO
avoid Misrepresentation" aud that he
should vote for Mr.. Winthrop
/. The caucus quietly proceeded to nem
mate Mr.. Winthrop for Speaker, then ad-
iourne, t.
A letter to the Tribune says: .,f
The opposition caucus met the same
evening Mr.. Bowlin, of Mo, presiding
= Eighty.three we're present, thirly-two or
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Georgia. was nominated for Speaker on
the first ballot, having AZ votes--a ma ajor.
ny OF me caucus hut not OF Inc party
c"pn n I" 'u'"ey' y, epu' 'I C,"' w"1 Pu9 y
Fron.L. No.,nn 1ano FIX C,r So
Ceau,.at. Arms, and B. +. Brown, of Ohio
for Door keeper. But before the nomi-
nations were made. there was little
characterization which showed how the land
Ilou,a III. t r.-'..
, M. Utan,,.o,b ot,n n.ono.od ,ba,
,La 40 oo;s;,n ,ha conn,;;,n i. h;rJ;no
, nnon Il, ,ho ,rombars na,,;c;no,;ng II
IT, - H. oa,'aI H. uLicl
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THE BosroN TRAoEDY.-In to-day,
poper y;ll he found de,a;leJ accoun, n
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so"rt statement OF me c'rc"ms'a"''H '
evidence. which led To tho apprehension
ofProf Webster. The Herald, one da,
later savs.-
i "NIa,,ers ora !, nrooross which w;l
!. ]emors,ra,e in few Jovs whe,ber tb
II bodv discovered IN the nremises Of PRO-
Webster be rcallv,ba, of DIR. ParkmoI
mr. moi, Meanwbil. we will observe
u ,ba, Yesterday ,be investigation of m,
;, comm;,,ee of tho coronor's ;urv wer,
!. more favorable than vns nreyiouslv an
,;c;no,ad and ;f .dav !, sball an,eo
y, ,hat III, discovered remain, have bee,
Injected with arsenic acid or chloride g
! zinc. a new feature will arise in the case
J. which will produce stl greater surpris
y" than any vel manifested AS the onr'
.TPTl '"i's' WIZ. ~ rD '"rI'Ior" p', ,
v Goa, bnttops, have turned ont 10 he If
~ srumen,s for chemical purposes; the ST
n yer and other metal which we're suppose
~ t"ne we reS,ounm OF 'ne t'or"rS wa'c
y. NV" SPec'e' na'e proven " oe 'e",' "n
. TN; and MS the supposed SPOTS OF blOO
= turn out TO be tobacco inice, whom exam
ined by powerful microscope, it woul
,. not be surprising if the remains of tn