The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

the purchasers enaH ldh )" NUS" oo
Road aud build said bridge. as provided,
they shall forfeit all right to charge Tolls
for Ten miles on each side of any un6n
ished portion or Of said bridge, until the
same shall be completed.
GEN. ScoTT IN WrscoNsrN.-A nu-
merously signed call for o meeting of the
friends of General Scott in Milwaukee.
appears in the Sentinel of that city The
is to adopt such measures as may
he advisable for The purpose of present
ing General Seats name TO the people
nf Wisconsin, as a candidate for the Pres.
idency. The Sentinel. one of the olles,
Wing papers nj the West, warmly APP
prnvesth movement. and the Wisconsin,
the Democratic organ at Milwaukee thus
significantly speaks Of the call:
TIE SroH loremcpt-A meeting is
called IN the city To morrow evening la
obtain an expression in favor of General
Sc II, for The Presidrncy.-The call is
signed very much as the calls were sighed
for the ] aylor meetings-not by wings
merely, hu, by dem Gratis also. 1: Is not
10 he denied that amohg the body of The
people, a very good feeling exists toward
the con9ueror Of Mexico; bu, whether Ia
carry votes sufficient for The Presidency.
depends very much on the nomination
made by the Democratic National Con
vrnti"n, Gen, Cass' mast sincere fjcndS
feel that lie stands no chance against Gen
ScOM
The last sentence is significant aud the
Wisconsin, might as well have amended
by adding after General Cass. land M
othur democraL"
SENATOR WADr.-Iflhe following par.
agrapbs win uff,rd any consolation to oul
LocofOco contemporaries, they are wei
come to all Of it. They appear to be
81 very much distressed at the idea thai
Senator Wade is not a Wig. that we
really begin to feel sorry for them, and
unless the following "by authority" para.
graphs will have a tendency to alleviate
their sulrrings, we hardly know what Ia
prescribe for them. This is about the
first time that they have been so awfully
distressed because a Wing didn't get of
fee. aud this is probably the reason why
they take on So" The Cleveland Her
ad says:
1--WE had long marked tho course Of
Mr.. Wade. and we well knew, that, white
10 common with the mass of both great
parties Of Ohio he was opposed to the
extension of slavery aud tn some of the
provisions of the Fugitive law. he would
never be The advocate or tool of faction;
and n recent iateycjew W,h linn enables
ns to say that. M in yeais gone by, Mr..
Wade is nova rcijabIr. unRjnching whjg.
To him the wings of Ohio may safely
look as an honest and faithful represcn
%ta,ive. He arden,Iy dsires the nomina.
ton Of Gen. Scott for The Presidency,
and when the next contest comes will be
found doing his usual good service in the
wing ranks"
The Portage county Wig says:
'"Sena,or Wade is a plain, frank. out
spoken man. He possesses the virtue 81
candor in an eminent degree. never seek
ing tn conceal or Disguise his real seuti.
ments, aud never evading proper inqni.
ries. He will act with the Wing party
and advocate aid fashioned Wing priuci.
pies in the Senate as he has elsewhere,
Those WIN entertain the idea that he
will studiously seek To embarrnss the AID,
miuisrraiion or indulge in a spirit Of fac,
tious opposilinn. will wake IN one Of
these days To find out their mistake"