The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
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We have several tunes alluded 20 the
great o~utpouring Of the ynung Democra-
cy that was to appear in Convention here
in June-ihe feast Of reason and the
how of soul" which was spnkru t"r-the
pledge Of "renewrd dev"Il"n 10 pr'nct
ples"-;he eating up of Hupkctl>m, aud
So fnlh. which swelled the bnsoms at
the U~nterri6ed; when, all at once, they
found themselves p'stpouedl The old
Hunkers put Il eirthumb on the nose, aud
giving a significant t~ih of the liutle
finger, sal to the boys. No you don't"
Among other things we charged, AS was
well'knuwn, lhat the Young Mems Con.
%venlinn was a movement hostile To- Gen.
Cass, aud that the editor uf the States.
man was in it, if not at the bultnm of il.
They make a great use Of 'ynung men"
in that party for the turning of grind,
stones, but do not allow them To hold
Conventions at a critical prtiuG. The
"DELPnus ORACLE" does not like the
game. and will therefore probably lump
it. He says:
1T is tn be regretted that whenever
the radical men, those Who rt llrct the
sentiments of the great body of the hon.
-, n $500 -, .G tl,a .t.t, .,l. 80.
designed to all in regaining the great
principles Of equality, that the reu ut
easy virtue WIN lang on to the party aud
whose principal object is %parliziu sue
cess or iudivldaal promo,inr or profit,
should, by smooth s"unling words aud
apparently plausible reasoningS, be able
10 defeat or suspend such pr"jrcts."
We really dnh't pretend To say whelb
or at is to b. regretted" but the fact is
undoubtedly 50 This is at any rate Il
hit under the shot ribs for those a%nxinus
AMI patriotic gentlemen who officially an.
bounced the poslpuuemeut OF the Con,
v%enIion. Men of casy 0,rt~e whn haag
on to1he party Certainly; who's afr idi
Have they not been acquainted with one
another, and is not this an evidence vi
familiar knowledgrl Well! The To.
ledo Republican Symplthiscs fully viii
the man of the DrIploS OoacIe, and i,
not a hamej to sny So:
1--WE sympalhiso e%nrirrly with the
feelings expressed by Mr.. Huber. on thu
subjec'. We, too. want a conventina
'prompled by cons dera,ions nf principle
alone, with free interchange Of Tho sen
timents Of honest hearts. Ties %creared
upon links that shall DO comenled b,
something mure substantial than the do
sire Of place. What dues our ncishhor
say To such q convention also. ia the
month of July, or before or about the
time Of the Nominating co%nyentioul
"A consultation of the radical Demo
crazy with a view to existing p%oliticaI
q.estions, and its future policy. we Inok
upon as absolutely necessary Ia the sue
cess Of our principles. In this move
ment the ca operation Of the oid leader
and politicians who arc honest aud unset
FISH, would be very useful. aud so wuul,
rrjoice I" have it; but the radicals iii,
young Democracy should act wilhnu
reference to the action of those who's
principal object is p%artizau success, Il
individual promotion and profit VIII
the Oracle we regret that such should b
able to defeat or suspend such prpirc'
Had il indeed been the Ordcie Of the a.
cient Delphos. it could not moro truI
have expressed the feelings Of The rad
cal democracy 7 leila Rcpubhcaa.
Hit him agninl Every ward true as ii
Gospel But what says tho editor ofll
Statesman, the organ Of anti Cassism
Ohiol Hc that hath ears let him hel
Thus discusses the rx chail man of Il
committee Of Public Safety.
1--WE had an ardent desire that II
Young Mems Convention should come -
W. would like to see the young aud gl
liant democracy Of The State in Conve
zion We want to see them y ~ stroI
Resolutions IN favor of the genera. phi
ciples Of the new Constitution We wa
ted 10 see them Thoroughly o%rsanizrthr,
selves throughout the Stdle-ml y your
and old To the polls on the l7lh If Jan
and DO ready aud in the field of BATH
during the canvass, aud triumphant
carry the State on the 2nd Tuesday ,
next Ortnher But other council, prevail
cd and we gave tl,ciI rcnSons li the pos
puuemeut - Statesman.
Thus he gives his sanction 70 the chars
es oflhe Delphos Oracle against tho;
who p1stpoucd the Yo,ug Mems Ca
vcnllou, They are men Of easy e,riuc,
wno hang m" To the party and us
"SmoOh SOaRliag U0rtls" This is III
hrst time Wo remember To- have seen I'll
organ OF a party mako an p e attack NJ
on the charact I aud mullvrs Of tho.
who have been entrusted Will he maj
agemett OF the party II Is not duur fro
any sympathy for yo0ag mcu, h"cau.
the editor oIthe organ i, about 4, nll,,iI
nor as The party can show. lmierd he h,
c0ntrived IN Kill oI al and %uu,liyr II
prominent men at that par,y fnr a lo,
time. Tie is willing To pull aud hl,w {
them. until the people begin To- II liz,
him. and until the individual ,eache,
certain prominence before the publ
pmenostlclling an eclipse orIhc Elite
brilIihncy, but then he conIrivrs To I
them ashore aud Kill them, Such was
fate Of Bropgh, Shannon. William An
81 ID Omae geaWs, llr has o%utlivrd til
all. lie 10 ton old a sinner 10y a /,
shot ~ feel any synnnthy vitb ,h va,