The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01


CoNtENTIoNiL GosslP--Oar Late
Delegate.-We merely publish the follow
ing as a matter of justice. The Eagle
wrote and published its tribute of praise
to Mr.. Robertson; it is but fair that the
following encomium from the Hooking
Sentinel should accompanyit. They are
all members Of the same family and ought
to know each other. Iu addition to this,
there are some allegations in the article
that ought TO be disprovej, and we call
attention 10 them BY the publication:
30. \. RoBgRrsoS We see by the Eagle that
MIR Robertson has resigned his seat as member
Of lie Constitutional Convention The Eagle
seems Ia regret land we'll he mIy, if.as is said.
he furnished materials for the cui.tepmible per.
spnul attacks nppn o,r delegale-re 40 ncL Mr..
R. may be tnlerab fair man as a citizen but
lie wJs not well calculated fira delegate in That
Conventions he was too much OF a tleOrist all ex.
perimenter-tOO ultra too rad al. He was not
practical man his nutiO'Is OF government. as CIV
en- on IN the Convention. were crude. and in some
instances rude, his single legislative branch his
repeal nptinus. his desire fir a PARTISAN Canstitu
ton. his eudeavor t, have IA partisan Judiciary To
dispose Of the lives, liberties rights and proper.
ty Of the citizens was pushing things too Tar for
our nutions We want men of more mnderation
aud pruIeuceto to form our orgiuic laws. and We
hive no doubt his resignation will be geH rcceicei
BY the Conventions the Reporters aud the Stale, ii
not by his constituents
He publishes Vaedirtnry ito tho Democracy
OF Furfield couuty in reference 10 his resignation
Some thiuk that all he people OF ones district
ure his constituents. while Others do not, but sup
puse their owH party cpnpOse their only cunstit-
ueuis. and such ought address iheir $50 Iemn fare
well to 1.-THE party" We do not know how an
enlightened statesman would decide, bat content
oIrself with saying that we suppose the gentle
IN n whose name lieads this article has consulted
the drdces It seems Mr r. is going to leave
the country, perhaps for his couutry's good
TAKE CARE.-The Eagle is again in
dulgiug in metaphors. lis editor should
be mlre careful aud not make himsel
the butt of ridicule. He should know
that, when lie writes ass, people say he
speaks in conlemptuous terms ofhis own
relatives.
THE CnoLERi The Steubenvill
Herald states that the cholera has ap
peated in that city, Upto Tuesday even
ling last, there had been in all fourlee
deaths. During the "a hours enjin
that time, there had been no new cases
and the Herald hopes thatcause foralarr
has passed There has been an occasion
al case at several points along The river
TIE ELEcrIoN IN MexIco.-An intel
ligeut gentleman residingin Brownsville
Texas, writes as follows concerning the
Mexican election:
"The election appears 10 he holly con-
tested between Arista and Alm"nte. -
The election Of either is sure To bring a.
bout revolution. If AImanie, ar either
of the other candidates. is elected, Aris.
ia will proclaim the independence ofihe
Republic of The Sierra Madre. II Aris.
ia is elected his opponents will pronounce
against him, under the pretext that he
has made free use of gold and force to
procure his election"