The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

s'qheh y discharged. DuspiciuhS were
first AROUSED against Jerry by Thnrnlun,
slave aud confidential servant, having
heard of him being seen IN the city with
pocket full ut rucks. Upon being ar.
rested aud examined. he confessed as
above. ''' @
Great preparations are being made tc
contest the viii; but the probability now
is that it will be sustained. The per
sons named in it as executors, have com.
menced acting.
"NoIsE AND CoNFUsIuN"- Cas- De.
fdted. - When 1t is considered that MIR
Cass was so much interested in the re-
election Of A. w Buel in the Detroi,
district, that he took the stump for him
aud used his utmost Efforts to effect The
desire of his heart, the defeat of Mr.. Bu
el can be readily construed into defeat
of his PATTON. The "noise aud confu
sion" oi the campaign was so great lha,
Cass could not make himself heard, and
the consequence was The election of Mr.
Peuniman by IA yery handso ne majority
The disuffpclion did not end here, bu,
| extended into the other districts of the
Peuinsnlar Stale, and reInlis now have
| il that the lhlte Wings ave elected, thus
changing The political complexion Of ey
cry dsiric, in the Sta,e. However, we
are ~illngto compromise on two, which
are cnnngh for all practical purposes
and of the election OF whom we are Ger
tain
We c"uid mention other Illustrations
Of "a similar KIND nearer home, hu, We
went Judge Ellis has created "m,;se
aud c'n'iusion" enough here for The prts,
rht
ENTRAoRDlNARy lNvENTIoN.--T The N.
Y"k correspondent If the Philadelphia
lnquiler has the following: .... ...
ii saw machine t" day, which, if |
am not mistaken, is destined to create a
revolutipn in the preparation nf sugar.
In my presence, some two hundred
weight OF sugar. Of the dirtiest charac.
ter imaginable, and MS black as SCOT. was
placed in it. and in six mil ulcs by nv
watch il came out white, dIy and rer
feclly clean aud sweet. Knowing noth
ing of mechanics, cannot give you a
good description of ii. All that can
say is. that the sugar is put in a hollow
cylinder lined with wire cloth, which re.
wolves at the rate uf about three hun.
dred times q minute. and after making
about fifteen hundred evululions, the su.
gar is found to be clean and dry. Cen,
lrifngaI motion cleans it. The machine
was first applied to drying cloths. but it
is admireby suited for clarifying oil, rec.
tifying sugar, ard Thousand other useful
purposes. -st .,.a
MESSAGE oF THE PmNcIPAL CHEROKEE
CHIEF The Cherokee Advocate of the
18th uIt brings US the message of John
Ross, their principal chief to the Nation
al Council. II is CONNIE ndably brief,
commencing wilha feeling allusion to the
death Of Gen. Taylor, whose memory
will long be cherished in the affections Of
the Cherokee people" The social aud
moral condition IF HE country is repre-
scented to be good; aud he recommends
the adoption of measures To arrest the
spread Of in,emperance; to curtail the
expense Of the Guvernment; to erect a
Jail at Tallequah and the appointment Of
persons to tako the census of the natiOn.
A SENSIBLE SPEEcH FROM a SENSIBLE
DARKEY = At meeting recently o: the
colored people in relation 10 The fugitive
slave law, afterlhe excitement had been
wrought up 10 the highest pitch, and
every nigeer was ready to 60 and cut the
lhroats of all the white people in the city.
sensible old man ruse and said, "My
friends, | think we are gwine little too
fast in dis matter We talk about arming
ourselves aud resisting dis law; but it ap-
pears 10 me my biederin, dat de best ting
we can do wonld be TO raise fund to
help de fugitive 10 get out OBJ de way OBJ
dem slave catchers. For now suppose. my
brederin, dat we hab first rate fight,
aud get Gue of these fugitives clear, and
6ye or six of US get killed in de mus, nov
in my opiniou.that would be a iOsin game
1t pears to me dat aint exactly de way to
save niggcrs any how" We coincide
with this colorod gentleman.-- Boston
Mail sas,3, rt.5sg ~.
TeRRlBLs AcCIDENT.- - An 1900, pound
griudstobe, in knife. grinding establish
ment in Buckland. (Mass,) exploded a
week ago. and killed workman named
Apollos Perk ms. His bodywa terribly
injured. and received six wounds. either
one of which would have been fatal, One
piece of the stone, weighing four hun
dred pounds, was thrown through the
window and over the river, distance Of
.; vrrods hvfhe f,rce ofithe esnl1siOu.