New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Matters and Things In Ciaclnnau.
To ne ES'tOv Of The y. y. Ty1bvs..
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CHcNNAH, "wednesday. July y 40
GFNTLrsFS: As your valuable n.re, h.o
large circulation, and is read with much inte,..e
by almost every one, perhaps our many citizens.
who are nov 81 the Springs AMI other places {
resort ia the North ami East, would BE- .n.ere.ted
with little account Of what s going on in "taes,
parts
The weather has been very warm for week or
tvo past, and but little business doing; We poor
unfortunate ones who are len y-hnI, try 10 con.
sole Ourselves with The idea that there cooler
time coming The river Is quite low, Ard AZ ito
large steamboats, have hauled Oh foF the season
given up the remaining spou' to the suall craft
and gone up the Licking and other streams to
paint snd scrub up, 20 make good appear
ence in the fall and be ready for passengers and
freight going South. Our steamboat mea ala
doing Their bet To make al they can witaln TIA
ex wears lett, before the railroads no. in course
Of c"nsrUctiop) are finished.
This CITY ~ bound To b.. the great central point
Of railroads or The whole Southern end Western
country. The Ohio and Nissi.-ipp, Railroad fruur
here 90 ~ Louis IL all under contract aud the
work being pushed forward fa-ts- possible. lie
vii be one of the greatest thOnugbiares in the
West. the Louisville and CDyinston, aud Lex
ing Iapidl, toward complexion. S,eaners from
below coiuP uD crowded with passenger. going
East, and hundreds Of our citizens are leaving 0t
cooler climate. The agent Of the Cincinnati
Cohu.bus ard 'levt land Railroad sold $500
worth of through tickets to New ork one day
last week.
s great many &c our people intend 10 be present
al the Celebration al Niagara. The railroads and
steamers vii carry foe half price. Southern Ohio
will be wel represented there and give our East
EN- friends some idea of what We intend 10 do &c
the Hero of "a Hundred Battles next November.
! The Scott and Graham ;icKet receives much iiyOr
| here, and YOU may not h" at all surprised, as
| things have lately turned up to hear Of large
| M joTits for th. Old General in he coming cleo
| tion from th,s strong LocO-toco place.
! The Democracy have lately been thrown nts
! great confusion and excitement by the disclosure
Oi few dissatisfied OF the existence OF a secret
| clique or society of the Democracy here, got up
! b, the leading men. office seekers suckers Sc. Of
tie party, having foi IT. oh-ct the control of the
! nominations. IL oppears bv the dscOsi are that
! tins society or Clique hes ben IN operation for
! several months past under the name ofthe :" Mis-
| mi Ir be- those selected 10 be initiated
sworn to keep the affair secret. All went on well
End smnOshiy untii few weeks agO,w hen meet
! ing OF the tribe at their Wig VAN, was called BIZ
| the chie and principal warriors, las il niteread
TUNED out. to Nominate county and other officers
for the next election. Bat alas how unfortunate!
| There weTe not Offices enough for the whole
tribe and they got INTO fight among themselves.
The Text daV the whole affair, from beginning to
end, was dIyulgod To the public, TO tn. great en-
! iuNmeut Of the Nhgs, and the surprise Of the
| large portion OF the DcmocrHcy who were gns.
rant o. the existence OF each soclSt,. Dnior-
| tunateiy for the senior editor OF the LOc0.Foco
| organ here he in an evil houT had been induced
| TO JON them, aud now, since the rumpIs tres 10
excuse nimselt for being led ssiTsy from the paths
| Of true Democracy he saws he was so Disguised
with the proc edmgs the evening he was "ta4enin"
that he has never ATTENDED meeting since We
| often repent after II IL too late, especially IN
| matter of this kind. It is amusing to read orr
| neutral papers. The, full of letters from both
| sides. Those who, hut short time ago, wers
| fast friends, pow turn about md call one another
every thing bit gentlemen. IL Is very evident that
the boilers rgnt az least, they meet with the
most favor with the party. The tribe broke up
| and quit the wigwam soon after the exposure,
| never 10 meet again. Almost all the warriors are
| doing their best to make up with the party, by
| spOlog ziDg aud maL ing all manner OF excuses for
| their behavior. &c., but IL IL hard 10 make the
party swallow it.. The rcrnant of the scattered
tribe say that the society was got up for the hsr-
| mODy Of the party
The Free Soilers had a Convention n few even.
| ings since and, az a matter OF course, denounced
| both the Wing and Loco F0co candidates for
| Pre,ldrDt and recommended John l.. Hale fof
| that office.
Our Court. House, which ia next to the
State House, at Columbus, 10 size, will be. whea
finished. one of the finest buildings in the West.
ltwill cost quarter OF sillion dollars. The work
on the new Custom House has been stO sped FOR
want of funds. We hear that an appropriation Of
S5O,OOO more has lately been made, and the wors
will probably go on again soon.
The city is quite healthy now but very few cases
Of cholera and those among the impnldent. Soas
of the small places below and above us are suffer
ing considerably by this dreadfnl disea.e.
Respectfully, A.