The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
WHOLE NO. 1855


SENATOR cHAsE-- Developments
This individual he's defined his pasitipn
aud now boldly cnnes oul in favor oT tho
entire LoeofO o ticket. Eether one Of
tw" things is irue-Tks Loeofoco lead.
ers have made pledsesto Chase that lbsy
val act up to his standard and become
PracIicalAbolilionisis, or he has assomed
a false position Tor The purpose of obtain.
ing place and spo;ls. He sin eiihsre-
vent. Eit subject for association with Me-
din, ODDS, Medafy & Co.
The men who left the Wing party aud
wandered after strange Gods. were told
'bsi they would be deceived by their
new allies. The prophecy is verified and
they now find themselves alienated from
their friends and deserted by their hypO.
critical associates. Will they s,ill per.
sist 10 their frlly7
Startling events ere taking place. Re.
cent developments indicate in the future
a union Of Aboliiionisis. Fire Eaters end
Locofocos to elevate Gen. Houston to
The Presidency and the annexation Of
Cuba. A large portion Of these parties
ihrive upon agitation and they see 10
that which must fullow the annexation Of
ibis Island, another opportunity to obtain
place and Power at the expense Of the
best interests Of the country,
Men who truly love their country and
have no disposition 10 sgain test the
strength Of this Government and of the
bonds which bind the States together,
are already watching this movement with
an anxious eye. Men who thrive on ug-
itstion are not apt 10 regard consequen.
ces, and hence it is that such strange com.
biuations are now taking place. of men
so diverse 10 sentiment ard opposite 10
opinion.
| 1t will not do for men to say that Cass
and Clay. Webster and Foote, united to.
geiher when there was no real danger.
These distinguished Statesmen saw in
the events of last winter a wide diver.
lsity Of opinion, growing dislike to tho
Union Of the States and disposition to
discover the bonds which held them 10.
gether. 1t will mt do TO say they were
deceived. Men who in times past have
witnessed the antagonistic positions they
have held towards each other in re.
gard N the policy of the government.
win hardly ssy that they could be drawn
so closely together unless their minds
were well conSmced that there was a
deep seated danger To the Union. which
would require their united wisdom and
energy TO avert. Is it not certain that
the same discussion. the same agitation,
the same bitterness of feeling will follow
the annexation of more slave territoryE
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To HoRTUcuLTURIsTs-- The State Fair
The undersigned having accepted
connection with the Columbus Hnriicui-
tural Society, the supervision of Floral
Hall, at the coming State Fair. hereby
, invites contributions to this departmen
and especially requests that the cOntribu'
tinns Of frRit may be liberal from those
places whereit can be had. as il is nearly
ell destroyed in this part of Ohio.
J. Contributions for warded in accordance
a with the regulations oftbe Fair, directed
to The undersigr ed, will receive attention
aud he properly arranged.
The Ladies ale especially reqoeste,
lr to aid in arranging this department
'e & JONES.
N Prest. Col Hort. Socety.
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