The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
Saturday Eren,ns,July 20, 1881
Ar THEIR OLD TRIcks.-At tbe Loco


Ar THEIR OLD Tricks AT the Loco
loco Convention in Baltimore city, which
was held on Monday last to nominate
candidates for Senator. Representative
and several city officers. there were cast
upon the fifth and sixth ballots. more
votes than there were members of the
Convention.
. VgRMoNT.-Tbe party formed by the
uuinu Of the Free Soilers and Loco(ncos
in this State, is for convenience sake styl
ed the "Accommodation Democracy. .
They have considerable trouble in getting
candidates. as all the old honest men Of
the Democracy decline running under
their mixed resolulions." As near as
we can ascertain the Free Soiers have
no such scruples.
SoUTH CARoLINA-The fpIlowing toast
was given ou the 4th inst, at celebra.
tinn in Florida:
BY D. X. Durham: Wegreat. mighty
puisant, magnificent anil grandiloqueat
Nation NJ South Carolina -Quatllebum
and kettle drums; six. penny uumpets--
boards of ordinance. ami As inch howiiz.
ers! How she'll asloDish The Universe!
|. o. o. F.-The following is the result
ofthe election for officers of the Grand
EncamDment Of Ohio. held in Cincinnati.
Saturday, July 10, 1851: ea '~-- a.s
Graud Patriarch. William Chidsey. Of
Cincinnati.
Grand High Priest John S. Harris0R,
Of Springfield. .'."-.'
Grand Senior Paxson Goats,
Of Cincinnati. s-t.tt 8
Grand Jnmur Warden-Stark r. Reed,
Of Cincinnati. r r
Grand Scribe-Andrew r. Foole, Of
Cincinnati.
Grand Treasurer. D. 7. Snellbaker, oi
Cincinnati. ' ''
Grand Representative to Grand Lodge
of the U. S.--Wm. G. Williams. Of Gin
cinDali.
NEw WESTERN SETTLEMENT.-A move
mentis being made in New York city 70
uhe organization Of a company 10 form
new settlement on the public lands oflh
West The Tribune says:
"The scheme is to take up a TOWNSHIP
Of government land, say SIX miles square
by means of fund accumulated by ndi
vidua subscriptions. The number %
members required will be about 100
each of whom is 10 be allnwed to sub
scribe for l60 acres. or less, and village
lot oI three or four acres The period
Required TO complete the organization d
the company and the purchase Of the
land will not probably extend beyond
April or May next.
'"The proportion of artisans required
for each department ofindustry To organ
ize aud commeuce the settlement Of
single townshi p and village. is estimalec
To be nearly as follows; AgricuIturists
so; bakers, 2; barber. /; blacksmiths, 4
books sellerard slatinner /; boot and shoe
makers, 6; bricknakers. s; bricklayers
4; butcher, i; cabinet makers, 4; cnoper
|; milers. 2; general merchants. 2; gro
GERS, 2; hardware aud Tin shop. Il huuse
carpenters and joiners, 20; lime burners
2; laborers, 10; masous, 10; printers
(newspapers,) 2; painters, 2; physician
/; saddle and harness makers, 4; saw
mill hands, s; tailors, a; wagon and cal
riage makers. 8. An of whom are sur
r posed to be employers aud j"urneymen,
{ DEPLoRABLE EFFEcTs OF HOT WGATr
Err IN N. o. A correspondence of ii
New Orleans Bulletin gives the fnllowin
illustration of the effects of The hot weatI
or in that climate:
The summer is upon US now in carr
est. and we sympathize for our friends i
INtW OTItduo' WIN Gun Btt away ! lc
member il was so hot at this stas1n, som
years ago. that the most of,he ink on tn
; newspapers would usually transfer itse
To the hands of the readers. and nn on
occasion gentleman, arrayed for COZ
ness in "a jacket and white pantau"n'
CHANGING to sit dawn nn copy Of til
Bulletin, greatly edited the spectators b
rising with fac simale of steamer vigne
tes. cotton sale advertisements, &c, upo
; the seat uf his "Bloomers." f
FRoM TmE BRIrrsH PRovINCEs MOI
!, DeSerterS. st John papers 10 the Isl
/ instant states that five more British so
diers had deserted and reached the A
merIcau sEnre. 1t appears that they rel
resented themselves to be in pursult :
deserters, but no simmer had they got u
board the boat than they clapped thel
guns and pistols 10 the heart OF the lerr
} master, aud demanded To be placed u
Y the American shore. which he was "blil
, ed tn submit tn. Alter they had laude
, lthey sold their guns The ST. john pa
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