The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

the charge ls repeated we u wait anu SEQ
II We will remind you OF the old uphorism, "A
change of pasture is good for sheep" Try it, A
Dollar Weekly might suit dyspepic. Light
food is said to be necessary
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NEwARK-Licking County The Semi Week.
iy GaseAe.-The town OF Newark, within the
last ten years, has increased rapidly, about 1000
and has now population equal to that Of Lancas.
ter. 1t has had the advantages Of the Ohio Ca.
nal aud Of a large tract Of fertile and well cult
waited territory The Ruroad is now completed
to Mount Vernon. eaying l6 miles of staging be
tween The latter point and Belleville, which will
be n readiness in u few weeks Passengers are
now carried from Newark to Sandusby city by
daylight with railroad speed. To keep pace with
the onward march of his town, friend Richards
of the Ga=eAe now issues semi-woekly. "A very
beautiful aud excellent paper. 1t should have
been tri.weekly at least We quote several
paragraphs from his prospectus;
"PRoGuEss is the order of the day Gigantic
strides i'll the march of Improvement mark every
years history OF our country. The Industrial e.
sources OF our State are rapidly developing. pop
ulation Is increasing at an Unprecedented rate,
the facilities Of communication Of trade aud com.
merce are opening up with marvellous celerily.-
Men have come 10 tak by lightning, tra0el by
steam think ilster than either aud act with a
power unheard Of in The past history Of the world.
In this glorious career OF activity aud prugress.
the Press is an agent OF mighty power Theswit
medium for the communication of mems thoughts
and doinss the iar-reaching Herald OF Salulary
Reforms, the potent lever wherewih Ia turn aud
overturn, to destroy aud build ~, ii has became
an indispensable element Of human progress lHl
civilization.
"0ur large rich and fertile County has plrtic-
paied III This general spirit Of improvement, A
lightning line, with three offices, stretches thr0
her borders One Railroad, opening 10 the great
chain Of Lakes on the North, is fast approaching
compl, tion. Another, Of greater magnitude and
Importance, destined to pierce the Aiieghanies is
in process of construction A Plank Rna is M
der way Other works will follow in their train,
while the immense Agricultural, Mecliilical and
Manufacturing resources Of the County are yearly
aud daily made to increase the wealth and power
OF nun.
To keep pace with these mighty strides and
supply the imperative demand for swiiter Iines
for the inier.cOmmunication Of MUD. il behorve
the local Press to make one bold effort. Or else
woiuIy lag behind aud Iinger oI with d slckly
existence.
"Oar County has achieved that e.u5e of all
vancemHnt which requires new Efforts and ucreas-
ed facilities from The local press for the rapid
transmission Of intelligence. lam satistied- and
three years exp rieuce only strengthens the cen
victi"n That Weekly Neaspaper is salltoseher too
clumsy and inadequate fur the times 1t las bceu
usefnl in its day. It may answer in other places
But here and now something better is required, "
THE CANfAss- TIE Duty Of Wtigs 1t i
hardly necessary to remind the Delegates ugaiu
that ii full meeting is desired Oh Saturday week
neXl, aud we trust that every man will make il
convenient to attend. Their presence is needed
and we hope this is a sufficient reason to induce
tliem to be ON hand
There only retnains month between now und
tho election to pat our forces n order and be read
to do our entire duty We have three important
officers to elect a Governor, memberOr the
Board OF Public Works and Congressman 1t
our opinion the Wing. of .he State have il in thei
power 10 elect the two former and the Wings O
his Congressional district have it in their power
10 elect the atter. A that is necessary is harmo
NOUS, energetic and vigorous effort. Especial,
does it devolve upon u.s. Wings of Fairfield, tc
pnt our harness on and go to work in earnest
We will aSsuredly be considered dereic in duty
til we fail u have our full compliment of Wings a
tie polls on the second Tuesday of October.
The time is short and hence the necessity iol
immediate effort The Committee men Of the
different townships should not longer delay {
thorough organization of the party aud have mel
appointed who will make it their especial busn
eSs 10 see that every mal is ut the polls Al
that is necessary to achieve triumph, we repea
osuin, is to obtain full vote of the party.
In these days Of prosperity to the Wing cause
twill lido for the party to slacken their effort,
aud allow the elections everywhere to 90 by de
fault. Our opponents ere busy even now iprepar
for the campaign OF 1852, and we must no
permit ourselves to become inactive. With the
President alone, we cannot expect 10 accomplish
any Of the great reforms in government for whirl
we are contendug We mnst labor on until we
have TINT power in Government which will enable
us to exhibit our policy to the people aud cot
vince them that the measures for which we con
tend, are most conducive to the prosperity Of til,
Country and the welfare f!he people.
The State of Ohio, the third in the UniOn and
rapidly increasing in population aud resources
owe sit TO her past history to achieve a triumph
aud thus wipe away the blot upon her name
She owes It to the General Government in tL,
proper administration of which she is greatly in
teresied. She owes il to her own good name tnt
her present prosperity No State in The Union, u
ts time, has higher reputation abroad and NJ
good citizen could wish to change or abolish thu
series Of measures of Wing policy which has pro
daced this result tits only by the greatest neg
iect upon the part OF those most vitality Interested
that change in this policy can be made. Ii the,
refuse TO do their duty, while Radcalism is rear
ing its head throughout the State and its votarie
iaborlns to engrat their wild and visionary notion
upon our State policy it will be their fault if Rae
icaIlsm'triumPhs' large majority of the peopl
of0hio is opposed to the destructive measures
the Locofoco party and tits only through division
on unessentia particulars and the inactivity of ii,
Wing party that they expect to triumph. Thei
hopes can be defeated,bu only by active exerliop
Shall not this be madel We are almost oerspod
Cd ,ha' Fairfield, as of old, will poll he. entir
Wing strength, now that it is wanted
The SeuADsLE.-Ths Hon. Ms. Sweetzer
Ohio according to the report yesterday got a Ii,
ils sspunky. We imagine that Mr. McLsne bo,
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