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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Dse,h OF coI Johnaon
... LOUISVILLE Nov. 10.
Col Richard NJ. johnson died at his residence
near Frankfort, this morning
ARRIvL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
Later from California ...
New YoRK. Nuy 81

NEw YORK. My 81
The Stealner Crescent City with dates from
San Francisco 10 the 18th uIt arrived this even.
ing with $50 passengers. $500 900 in the hands Of
passengers and s. 900 900 in freight
The Cholera was raging terribly at Fort Royal
AID Jamulca; 1000 persons had died ia three weeks
at Kingston and 500 in the interior.
The news OF tl5 admission of California into
the Uni"n, was received with general satisfaction,
The news from the lniues is Of ul'xed descrip.
ton. Wherever the streams hal been damned,
II plentiful yield has been the result; but several
of the dnihS iave recently given way in conse
qnence oI The rising Of the waters, and The labor
OF months has thus been rendered iruitless.
Gold.bearing quartz continues to be discovered
and this in the end will form the great resource Gf
Of the mines. when surface gold fails
The news from the overland emigrants is mos I
distressing. Ii was estimated that 30 900 persons
we're behind the desert, indrl yng to CaiiIurnia,
large portion OF whom were destitute of pro.
visions.
The Cholera had Gguken ont ar,ung the emi
grants snd was carrying them oil Iitu dreadful
rapidly.
The exPeliency Of lnakinga reqnistiun IN ;,,t
Collector 0f this port Tor Advance of $l00.00l
has been suggested uni it is probable TINT the ti
tlzens will resort Ia ,s means nf allevltng the
terrible distress. Of which the accGints reach II,
day by day. The res nirceS Of private beuevu.
ence are exhausted an il is bnt right that Go
vernment should Dil' ,rd assistauce.
A report prevaetl n lew days beIOre'llir sdlnr
Df the Steamer that tile CIulerl Ind n! lde is dp
prnriuce in San fnncisco. This h5weStr, i.
positively cuntrHlicted by the city paperS.
The people in large unmbers aiu lsh%iGg Sdl
FrancScn ns last as They can get away, on theil
return tI the United States
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Union Meeting at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA November 81.
The Uuion meeting at the Chinese Musa,in.
To night was largely attended John Sargeunt
presided A series of resolutions were adopted.
acknowledging the care of the Un,n sancilied
trust that ought 10 he dear 10 every American;
holding The fugitive law tu be in nccnrInn e with
the constitution; that we are a law-abiding com,
mnnity reposing confidence in the IN i,ri,y in uur
National Congress; that when portion Of mis-.
guided people array themselves against the laws,
II is our duty To rise Ell aud assert the su.
premecy Of such laws aud that the series of sta.
tutes enacted by the late Congress were passed in
the spirit of compromise an patriotism and are
i'll no respect departure irum The Constitutions
very lengthy letter from Jnnes Buchanan,
excnsing himself for not personally answering
the invitation, was read Ne declared Us his sol,
rmn opinion that two things are necessary to pre-
serve the uhlnn. viz The rebulSing an putting
down OF the agitation in the North ia reIard 10
Sou heru slavery. He ccnsnres the fnuaticsm of
the North upon that subject; refers 10 Jackson's
message in 1885 when he louked upon the circu-
lation Of abolition papers in the -ouih as leading
to civil war. He ueAcahis at full length on the
Wilmot PrOvso. looks Upon il as the instrument
that defeated every attempt TO form territnral
governn cuts for our Mexican acquisitions. Had
such governments been established at the proper
time, California would have changed her terrific.
rial into S;ate government rs natural us youth
changes iuto nldnood. He pronnuuccs the vii.
mot proviso dead; says TINT slavery will not be
abolished in the district of Columbia while it ex
lists in Maryland and speaks oil the fugitive slave
llvS us constitutional and one that ought 10 be abb
ded by.
The meeting was addressed by Charles ]. aud
Joseph Il. lngersOll, james Page aud others
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
AVLLAeE PRsss.-Perhaps no one es.

AVLLAGE PREss.-Perhaps no one es.
tablishmenti of more advantage to com.
community than that Of ne wspaper press
A newspaper in village advances the
interest of all trades, professions aud
callingsi by drawing to its vicinity much
business that would otherwise he diver
ted into other channels; and by giving
prominence and notoriety abroad, to the
business capabilities and other advanta-
ges Of such village. The press is, as it
were the special council Of the citizens
ofthe town wherein il is located-plea-
ding in many cases without fees or re-
ward; and in some instances conveying
Hight and heat to establishments which
might othcrwise drag their slow length
alung" in utter ohaturitys
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
From Waahinpton

WksHINGTON, Nov 81.
Mr.. Sloan Of Ohio. is expected 10 arrive to-day
TO enter upon bis duties of Unite,l States Treas
urer, The requisite bonds of office were receiv'
ed
Among the members dr Cmgress III town are
Holmes Of South Carolina, Clemens Of AIabumu
aid Evans ~ Ohio.
The Inteligencer Of ills ntor,'ifg has letter
from large stakeholder in Charleston. who has
Just returned from an extensive tour througl
Georgia. aud he thinks that Georgia is not now
disposed 10 secede aud will not il the fugitive
slave law be carried out. The same mny be said
in relation TO South Carolina The letter further
says that the South will Atand by the present com
promise; but il the fugitive bill be repealed ~
dltered accession is inevitable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

SENATOR Dow>s The same letter that WINS
addressed to Senator Soule, Of Louisiana, by the
Democrats of New Orleans. which lie refused 10
notice was also sent Ia Senator Downs, hisreply
10 which is ubshed in lie New Orleans pupers.
Gen. Downs recognizes, in the most ample form,
the obligation Of Senatursto respond to the inqni.
res of their constituents Into their political opn'
ions, and states, without reserve or circunucn-
ton. that he Is not IN favor OF seceosiu disunion
or the Enrnatioa Of S 'dthern coliIederacy. nov
or hereafter. in consequence of any legislation that
has yet taken place, lie is for accepting the nd
justiuent laws quieting the as at"n against lllem
and laborng zeaOusly to restore harmony to the
Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
By Telegraph (orMe Daily kquca.ter 0q.4t,s
Fugidfe Slave Law President gilmore
The Nashville Convention.
WAsHIsoroS. November 90.

UAohlSoIOS' NONemuef ~
The newspapers approve Of Mr.. Fimore's let.
ter TO Mr.. Collins Of Georgia. in snswer to coui-
plants made by the aiter against the Bstnnl Mar
.lal in not efficiently doing his duty III aiding said
Collins Ia recover fugitive Slaye The Presi
dent assures Mr.. Collins that the law will he car
ried out - the very letter aud that the charges
sagains, the Marshal will be Investigated aud il
Convention says tue resolution adopted slier that
affirming the right Of States 10 secede. denounce
the acts 0t Congress as unjust aud recommends
"a general Congress OF tue Southern States 10 main
tin Southern rights and preserve the Union II
possible.
The telegraph report published gives contrn'
ry version
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29


PLUNpER OF INDIA.--I5y the following
account Of the plunJer which the British
army obtained AT the capture Of Moultan,
it appears that there is no lack nf Stimn-
lus to the cupdiIy ol the invaders Of the
Pu'jaub;
"The treasntes discovered In the sub.
terranean chambers of the citadel appear
to be altogether of oriental magni6cence
aud of Asiatic prnfusion. Descending in
tu The cavities in which the treasures OF
the fortress had been accumulated, the in
spe citing officer is said to have found cpi,
um. indigo, salt, sulphur, and drugs Of
every description heaped together in end
less prOfusionj emo; nous boards of wheat
on one hand, On the other alit,nst mex
haustible stores Of rice; sacks ofghee YES.
sells brinihing with their unctuous con.
tents; bales upon bales of costly shawls
and gorgeous silks,chest after chest cram
med with scabbards blazing with gold
and jewelsj tiers Of copper catlsters filled
td the brim with gold mohurs. NV poor
pen says a correspondent Of the Delhi
Gazette, cannot describe the variety oI
~eall displayed to The inquisitive eye
Tumbrils, under strong guard, have beer
rtiovipg to and fro with gnld cdiu oil tie
day. And, in addilinn to this. three o
four crores Of specie were still knowt 4
he concealed beyond the amount already
distotered!..one crUie of rupees being
sel ,000,000 All these treasures have
been given up as pluuderto the army b.
the British general.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DisTREssING--A little girl. daughter
OF Joseph Bali1ell. Of this city, was ST.
badly burned, by her clothes catching on
FIRE, on Sunday last, that she died yester.
day evening. Care should be observed
at this season Of the yeat, to prevent like
casualties, especially when children are
clad in cotton goods-as cotton ignite more
readily with fire than woolens. = Ste&bea-
vilie Herald.
WGovernor Anthony, ofRhodO Island
has set apart Thursday, the 2sth day oI
November, as day Of thanksgiving.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

20 The EIit'r ofthe Lane 'ster % } Gazette.
thinks we have got our eyes open. True c.
unugh and we slI u soun he able t' open tie eyes
of others especially those Of the editor aforesaid.
-Kentueky Flag
So Fike fully acknowledges the cor
tuptiDn and rutirnuess Of the leaders uf
the Locofoco party ofOhio and promises
To give us liItle more light upon the
subject. We hope he will do it. We
know good deal about them. but Pike
of course can tell US more.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

THE BosToN ExcITEMgSr.-The reception
meeting at Boston for Mr. George Thompson was
decidedly rich, though little inclined 10 the dis
graceful. All the eloquent Addition orators a.
tempted 10 be ireard but The aoise and confusion
were so great lhut they found it i'npusSible. Ou
,in the intervals, a band of about fifty euvenec
thc scene Ivy whistling yankee doodle ~ithou
Tie varialions Abby Folsom wastllere and gar,
The rioters terrible scoring, but il did IN good
She was frequently interrupted with cries of 20
rm Abby .'"go on" The meeting had to adjourn
srith Mi praiSiug Mr.. Thompson.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

R PORTED Loss OF rHE U s. SHIP YoRKrowS
The Queen Nab. arrived at Liverpool on the
3lst of October, reports that the us. sloop Of
tago, Cape de Verde Islands, on the 23lll of Sep
tember-crew saved. The information was de-
rived from the royal yalch schooner Ariel. frrti
ST. Jago. which was spoken on tue 81 Of October,
IN lat. IA lon. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

LIdUID SALERATUs Put the salts into a
bottle and add water till nearly the whole
is Dissolved aud cork up for use. A little
experience will show you the quantity to
use. and it insureSa perfec: and uniform
distribution Of the alkuIi III every part of
the flour, and avoids those unsighlly aid
dlsagreeable tasting spots in biscuits, ha,
can hardly be avoided when used in the
early state.-EE. ,s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

RAILROAD. The Hoe ing !Sentinrl is
Of The opinion that the citizens of Logan
and Hnckiug county will suhsciibe lib
erally towards railroad running from
Portsmouth through Jackson. Vinron
and Hooking counties to Newark. The
Somerset Post is going to take it through
Perry county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Nxw HAMpsHrRE--Tle Wing State Convcn.
ton nominated Tilomss b Sawyer, Of Dover, for
Governor, by 63 votes out Of l03 --1iie conren-
tiop pissed resolves expressing "lHll confidence
in the present patriotic whig administration de.
plores the existence Of slavery, but AT the same
time declares the leally Of the ~hig party iu the
constitution and laws
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

SPEAKER CoBB ON THE UNIoN-The
Hon. Howell Cobb, Speaker ofthe House
of Representatives. delivered grea, Tn.
ion speech at Marion, Georgia, on Tues
day last 1t is SAID to have caused quite
a revolution in public opinion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

SENsIBLE.-A despatch from W"rcest
er, Massachusetts, states that the Hon.
Goo. Thompson mas for the present, ow.
ing 10 his cool reception at Boston, de,
cIiued TO deliver lectures in this country
perhaps for the future also.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NASHVILLE CONFERENCE.-The body sdjoHrh
eil on Monday us the telegraph iuEnms u" amid
considerable excitement We lAink il has now
accomplished It's purpose and will he laued
dnwn in history side by st1e %ill ,he Hartford
Convention
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

A NEw TRAFFIc- On Thursday there was
tuite an excitertent at Norfolk, consequent upnl
the discovery Of the corpse OF uesro, packed a.
way in barrel. The sabject p:Oved TO be the
body OF Daniel Slubbs, iroemen Of color, WIN
died in that place on Sunday previous Il had
been disinterred, and was intended for shipment
10 the Medi al College at Charlottesville, va. II
had been too long OH Inc way, aud begun to smell
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
DestrmCtiHe Firei

... .... BosTos, Nov 90.
A fire at MedIord last night destroyed 25 hons-
es and rendered 80 families houseleSs aud penni-
less Sune only escaped with their night cnthes
and one child was burned to death. Loss not
less than 500 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

ACCIDENTS IN BLASTING OFERATloNs.-Two
accidents occurred on the Leggitt" Gap ftailrod,
tcar Mon,rose, Pa, on the iith, by premature
discharges in the operation orblasting some rocks.
Three men were killed and several othets severe.
lv ininreI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NEw YORK AND MAssAcHUSlTTs ELEcriuSs -
The Washington Republic says that coalition
democrats aud abolitionists defeated the winnie
Wing ticket. except Governor, in the State OF New
York aud that the sUme coalition has defeated the
Wings OF Mussacl usetls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Tlbe Eontastrr Ga,rtts.
iLAN6AtTNt, NOVEMBER 81, 1850.

DEArH OF JACOB GRERSE.-Mr. Jacob Greene
who has long been knownto the mercantile anu
business ,tieA OF this place rs man of strict m
,egrity, died last night at about half past eleven
o'clock. A few days ago he came home in pros
trate condition, and has fingered since then, be-
yOnd the reach Of medical skill. Hecahe 10 IT, is
town about the year 1911, since which time he
has been in one wSy or another connected with
the business Of the place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DREADFUL. A man named VIM. Thos.
Owens, fell into vat of boiling oil.,on
Saturday evening, in Brooklyn, and seal
ded in dreadful manner. He was ta'
ken ont ilnmedis'ely, but he canuot SUR
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

bo6IEs FoUND 1T is stated that the bodies
Of Count De ossoli, wife (Mars Fuller) and child
who were lost in the bark Elizabeth were found
On Thursday last at Turks fslahd. The Child lud
likeness OF his mother, stuck in gold, around
his neck.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

ZASEsvMLF population of Znnesville
proper is 8,lO7, To this add Putnam | ,34l, and
West Z4nesville 333 and South Znnesville and
Olympus 34l. and we have total of 10 15j.-
That makes considerable Of place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
The FrederIekstown Nlrsi

ST., JOINS, Nov o.
The loss by fire at Frederickstown is about
{ 80. .OOO exclusive Of merchandise and furniture.
Insurance 6 900. l22 tenelnents were destroy.
ed and III families rendered llOuseiess. 81 oI
whom were lett destitute.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

TThe Eagle Of 10 day was edited by Judge
Ellis. No one can dispute tha: uct. 1t contains
evidence that the age Of man with the sense OF
the boy presided over it, 1t decidedly rich and
we will attend to it We always were partial 10
children.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

The VuTE OF DANIEL WEBsrER-ll Ii
haA been stated that the Hon. Daniel
Webster voted at Marsh6eld. on Monday
for Little, the Democratic candidate for
Congress. in opposition to Mr.. Fowler.
the Wing aud Free Soil candidate. Such
we learn from an inhabitant of Marshfeld
was not lbe case. He states that Mr..
Webster voted for Mr.. Wm. Bayles, a
Wing. who also received number of
vnies in Taunton and other places
Boston Traveller.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

ITrCom. Stockton will be candidate for til,
US. Senate in the New Jersey Legislature.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

V'Hon Horace Mann voted the entire Whs
ticket in Massachusetts, save for members of Con
Rress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Col BESroS.-This gentleman made great
speech at ST. Louis on the 9th inst in Justification
of his late Senatorial career and explanatory oi
many Of his recent acts. It's altogether proba
BILE that his friends will present his clans with
considerable zeal for the uext Presidency Free
Soilism especially, is locking in that direction =
Iu his speech he praises Gen. Taylor, but con
demns Mr. Clay.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
lowing results:
Tnlal in the above States 4G,224

Total IN the above States 4G,224
Estimated humber in the same
States who escaped between
1910 aud 1850. ...... :. is 400
Making total of 1924 in 40 years. or
al tho rate Of l,64O annually. Valuing
each slave at $3.50. the annual loss has
been 5000, 3,00O-and total loss has been
Ss7, 1880. 800.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

u The appraisers Of the personal
property Of McDunough, the dcceased d
ten millionaire. valued his whole @ard
robe at thirty dollars
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

WARS Y NAMEi For our kindness in dub
bing the Editor OF the Eagle IA Judge" he has
been gracously pleased 10 revive pleasant recol
leGtion OF our boyhood by calling us 'Puddeu"
Tor which we are duly thankful. We are only
sorry that we cannot stop here.
Our name representsa soodnatured. fat jolly
rollcking boy, about equally balanced whether
measured horizontally or vertically. for all the
wiolrd like big corn pullen and equally capable
10 move whether rolling or running. -...
Ills name represents Judge (around which
lille holy associations cluster,) detliug his office
and cheating under the solemn mockery Of AN
impartidi election. Aye! Judge, there is some
Thing in name
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

The TELrGRAPn- VaIsaJie LmgrOre.
ment.-By means of Mr.. Bnckley's new
invention, despatch was transmitted a
day or two since from Mobile to Wash
ingtou, by one impulse. This is a grand
improvement ond one that will prove
highly valuable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

MoRMoNIsM.- Mr.. Matkay, the Mormon
agent sent out from the Salt Lake settle
ment 10 England some time ago. for the
purpose Of encouraging emigration 1"
that region, has met with extraordinary
success. He states that the Mormous have
an emigration fuud of three and half
tons of California gold. During the last
ten years tho emigration Of Morh"ns TO
the United States is estimated by Mr..
Mackay at ii .0OU. and he thinks that al
the close ofthe present year it will amount
to $4,000. A large potion of these are
farmers aud mechanics Of good standing
in their own country they are principally
from the counties of WORCESTERSHIRE ant
Yorkshire. in England; large number
however. are from Wales and the south
ern par, uf Scotland. Mr.. Macksy fu,the
states that the growth of Mahomedanism
rapid as il was. is not 10 be compared
with The rise and growth Of Mormonism
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DEPRGssED-S Sidne3 Brssese, formerly
Lncoloco United States Senator from L.
Iinois. has been elected 10 the Inwer
branch Of the Legislature of tina, State
We suppose he is one Of those who are
willing to serve the people in any capac
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

I AMOUR RALHoADs-And Bltfer.-The Cin'
cinnnti Gazsife says that during the past year,
ihe llrlners of Clinton county have sent 10 mar
ke, $50 900 lbs Of butter. which sold nj 10 cents
per mound. The 0asetfe also sAys that had viii.
miugton been cUnnected with Cincinnati by q
railroad so that the butter could have euiered
TINT market fresh aud good. il would have brought
90 ceuis per pound. This Of course supposes
Iat the larmers Of Clinton cdButy mako good
butter, which all can DO.
Now look at the proits:--95OO 900 lbs butter at
10 cents will bring $4,000, at 90 cents $50, 900,
gum Of $4,000. This will serve rs good illus.
trotion Of the profits 10 be derived BY our farmers
from railroads. II must also he remembered that
the price Of that consumed nj home will also be
increased. We consider the above wide calcu.
lalion, yet admitting it true To the extent of one
luurh The gain would more than pay the interest
upon the investment Of 100000 in a railroad
Is it not the pait Of wisdom to reflect upon these
facisi The farmers more ihnn all others are in.
terested in the construction Of quick means of
TRANSFORMATION. III the same connection we And
the loilowing in tie Scoto Gasetfe. Facls are
stubborn things and one Stch as this is worth a
lu,, ,r Generalization, 0r,,,,,,,,y,s ,ha .e,
d;,a .v.,sD,,. IN the contrary noi,vi,bs,andir, ..
I'm connection with this subject, the Clinton
RcpubkeGa states that the Swamps" in the south.
ern part of their county. on and hear the line Of
.le i''nso"rnesn ": W. ~ CinvI''al n"Iro"uIInousn.
n.r mere are now being rnpiJly bonyht nm Vt
IRON SO tp $40 although. says that paper, 1.-THE
swamPs are as much as ever covered with water.
"hu 'he'e no increase III 'he ler'''l'y o' tle SOIL
cleasns; your Real Estate is diminishing il yalne
you have il in your power to pata change upon
The lace oil home matters
STATISTICS or FAIRFIELp.-W We have the fol-.
I"wlnS additional s'ntistrs Of this county for
WHICH we are Indebted F" Mr. Comer' Assistant
4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Contrasts .-Tu the Eagle Of yester

Contrasts. .-Iu the Eagle of yester.
day appear the following psragraphs.-
Skipping the rhetoric. the reader can
look at the sense
"His little eight by ten sheet NJ Friday lat il
entirely taken up with silly iwaddle about 'Jqdge
Ellis, Citizen y lis. Editor ERii. Eagle blotk.
guard &c. to the great 'elightenniept aud ipy"
Of the whnIe coon taHtriJe from tie Jig Gdiphn
down 10 the small beer scibbler who is hired To-
do the bidding OF his task masters
This silly attempt 10 make Ii"umtlin out Of d
mole hill has rendered him the laughing stuck ii
u majority Of his readers, aud all nt he can make
out Of this controversy he eau enjoy 10 bic hearts
content"
The beauty Of it is that bolh paragraphs
are contained IN lie same article. Which
/ one shall we consider truth?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Friday Evening, Nov. a2. 1850
UNIrGb srArGs srSAron.--s6me ~ OH

UNITGb STATES SENATOR. .--s6me ~ our
Wing sicontenpnraries in the State are at
the laUdable work If manufacturing ma
terial for United States Seastor. Ia the
FIR place, they had better find out wheth.
er they have the material To elect one -
II bargains and sales" are as popular
now as year or two since, we are of the
opinion that the Wing party ot Ohio can
scarcely have representative in The
Senate Of the United States. But suffi
cient unlothe day is the evil thereof Fraud
and corruption on the one hand aud waor
Of energy and perseverance, on The other
has accomplished many evils ere now.