The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

'op s"o'' h"c Pc''PtS VIII punt W tHS
individual whum they wish Ia elevate
To the Presidency in 1852, it wilEsuye a
vast deal nf expense and in the end he
suit most bene6ciaIly to the Republic
The affair being settled, our Senators aud
Representatives in the next Congress
win not ca slider 1t their duty 10 make .
President fur the people aud will turn
their attention 10 the work of legislatinp
Ion which they are elected. In addition
70 The numeronsnotices we have publish.
ed, we addsthe following from d Wash
ingtun Corresponds Of the Scih" Gas.
eHe:
t"Pnhticians are already beginning Il
lay their plans and Gale ulate chances
with reference To the next Presidential
election; but if | rightly read the ,s'gn'
of the times, they may save themselve,
that labUr-fdr tie PeOpie will ldok to al
that for themselves. Winfield Scott, the
unrvulIed soldier-brave as Caesar, dar
ing as Napoleon. prudent as Washington
and generous as he is brave-tbis is
the man On whom the American people
will, in their own good time, best0w their
suffrages. No man has higher claims l."
ltheir confidence than hej no man more
readily sympatlizes with them in what
ever aFe cts their, individual prosperity
or national welfare. His wonderful sue
cess IN the field demonstrates the accura
Icy of his Judgment in the closet, and
gives assurance Of his eminent qpalifica
ions for presiding in the Cabinet. He
is eminenrIy a National mau-a native uf
the South; a citizen Of the NORTH; a ser.
rant Of tile Republic. He has strong
claims upon the West; for he led her
sons To victory aud to glory. He has
claims upon Ohio tor friendly offices in u
foreign country which few men could
have rendered. and which were
rendered by Gen. Scott in So quiet aud
uu0stentatinus a manner. that a knOwl,
edge of the fact is scarcely possessed by
her citizens, though many years have
elapsed since the kindly office was per
formed. 1t was upon a matter vitality
affecting the interests Of Young Ohio, ano
a question Of the utmost delicacy, upOI
which the name aud Influence Of Win
field Scott was brought to bear. Tha
influence planted itself upon facts, broaC
, as the valleys aud plains of the Youn!
Giant, deep as her nethermnSt soil, an'
immutaGle as her hive Of justice. Hi
friendship told upon the interests an
. destiny ofthe Stute. Her sons will mt
forget the man who has been the beue
8 factor of their State. aud who is III
! pride Of the whole country, and an hDLo
TO his race"
. The mex Wing National Conventio
should be- held in Cincinnati, and ougl
10 be held in October or November {
this year.f for the reason menliuned above
This is a question which concerns tn
: masses ofthe Wing party and they shout
consult their own views as to the time a
well as the place of holding the Conver
3 lion. In this way, their W wishes wi
be best carried out, aud the harmony {
: the party best secured.
LANCASTER Posr.O OFFICE Since o,
i town has become n city, things are lool
8 ing up. We learn that the receipts
l the Lancaster Post.ofice, the past yea
3 have exceeded the amount required
8 place il ia the list of Offices filed by 81
. pointment Of the President, aud thu
. consequently the present Postmaster, NJ
B. Council, has been appointed for ii
O next four years.
CoFFEE.--The New Orleans Bullet
Of the 18th, says:
Is The market has been quiet, and II
weeks sales reach barely $500 bags Ri
mostly at log cts. per TO-, hut includir
" several small lots at l03 all cts. Anmh
~ cargo, comprising 3,07t bags, has arriv,
~ from Rio since our last, bringing up Il
10 direct imports of the season To 1876
g, bags agains 1852, 339 for the same lin
of last year. The stocL nav in first al
- second hands is about $500 bags.
. SANTA FE.-By lute arrival ut s
- Louis. the advices from Santa Fe are tn
, the winter has been unusually mild
New Mexico. That extensive urrang
men,s were making by merchants f
spring and summer uade-fears were e
" lertaiued that the market would be- owe
stocked.
Corn was from SO 10 81, 25 per bush
: wheat from 50 to $50.
FANNY FoRREsTER. "A letter has be,
received from Mrs, Judsou, Fauny Fu
%resier,) stating that her health has b
come 50 much impaired Shy continue
/ disease, for the last five months, III
:, there is but little hope of permanent T.
lief except in returning to America"
a
FAT CATTLE The Winchester vi
: ginian states that cattle are now tran
ported direct from that town To Bal,imo
! IN the cars. a train with 81 ine fat ca
Ito left there m Thursday last, some
> which would reach 1880 lbs gross.
" PnILADEprmA STATE TAxATioN,-TI
!" Revenue Commissioners have fixed II
valuation of The taxable property in Il
D city aud county OF Philadelphia, at Sl3G
5S0, 627, being an incre ase over the la
Is valuation Of SIS 06O- a0H