The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

Who can appreciate 81 terrible Situa
tion.
REPUpIATioN. will be remembered
by our readers hat at the knnth Of July
Lncofcc0 Convention, tho resolutions
which passed that body, were reported
by Judge sosrle Of Mnskingum county
At the late Locnfnco Con. enlnn in that
county. the fulIuwing tesuluion waS Pas
sed which we iiud in the ZaLesvile C0ur.
ter:
dResolued. That we ,lo not recognize the MI
thori,y Of the State Convention. wi b a'seIhhled
at Columbus. IN the inurtli ui Juy hSt. tn bind
the Democracy ni the Shis III The formation nj
ilew Issues ,uld that we regard the resolutions oi
said conventiSn simply u. the expression Of tie b.
pinions ofperSpnS ihsre assembled"
who is to be chealedl will the Tel
tgraph and Eagle Inform THEN readersi
When is this game Of double dealing to
ceasel Are the Democracy Of one cOun'
ty 10 battle with one set Of resolutions
and the democracy nf another county To
battle With another and widely differ
lug setl Will the Demscracy Of Ohio.
wins make preiensions 10 hones'y aud iail
dealing. be thus ,riAed wilhl
Well tho leaders Of that party know
that very large majority OF the people
Of Ohio are in favW Of a safe aud sound
banking system and hence their refusal
10 make issue IN this question OF the cur
rency in any county where they suppose
they may lose by such On operation. We
even fad in n late number Of the Ohio
Siatemsas an article in favor Of banks oI
discount, deposiie and exchange, repu
dating ouly banks Of circulation. In the
war ofihe Democracy agnins, what ;hey
call "rllatteted privileges" there can be
no discrimination made in corporations
merely uppn this grnund-else the lead
Ing argument, the argument ogninst what
they term "monopolieS." will 10 Of no
avail
tiere in Fairfield. where The majority
of,hs party is large aud tho Democracy
considered invincible. lhc leaders meet
the issue buddy and enter the br-ad field
Of opposition TO ell chartered privileges
In Medina, in Muskingum and other
counties, the issue 10 evadcd aud the lend
ers say lhut State Conven'inns have M
power or authority to make lSsursior them
Notwithstanding this double dealing Ia
catch votes which Otherwise would nol
be cast fK tho party, 1t is snsy 10 learn
what will bo the result ia the event rf a
triumph uf the DemsCracy. The Rndi'
Gals, by their blindness aud threats. have
hitherto controlled in Stats Conventions
and controlled the party in Legislatures
and they will do il again. The To- Pile
muN not deceiv themselves by the vain
hope, that the Radicals will not do az
thsy say. aud will yield To wise eounsels
Let the people bu, apparently endorse
the resolutions of the late Locufncu Con
vsntion. by the elec,ion Of majority O
the Democracy.and they will fad In ,hei
less that the presen, policy, under whicl
the State ofOhin has prosperSd in so en-
meDt degree. win be entirely dh"liSho,
aad 10 its alesd will follow system Il
experiments IN the curreusy aud fnar
cial departments of State policy. whie
must Inevitably result in the deslIuclio
Of State credit ani prosperity.
A GOOD niT.--Ws clip the f"llowin
fiom tho Cleveland Herald. We take
that Il will DO considered ,olerably ia
hl:
"As we expected. the House Of Represent
tiyes, which hid such horror Of Galph luis
have just put their hand intb the treasury 10 q
tune 0f $40. 600 hr books for new meabers--
addition to the feguhr Hlhwauco Whv mt u
p0ipt committee shd inqnhe hi" Ilis aPpr
prlsilon OF the pilI'lic funds to private uses
= is far more III subject ioi investigation aud ce
suro iban the payment 0i interest "n Just de IS
orat lsasi, debtS allowed as jnF by Congress,
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