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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
'Fhursday Evening, Sept 50, 1882

So6TT LEADS THE CoLUMN.-All along the
line of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh R. R.
the people TURNED out Ell ntdSSe yesterday to
welcome General SCOTT. AT Salem four
thousand people were gathered At ALI
ance was a throng from Canton. Wooster,
&C., and speeches were made by Gen. LAR
IMER and others. At Ravena, Hudson, Bed
ford and Newburgh crowds stopped the way
ScoTT leads the column in Ohio, and, as
ever, he leads it to certain victory. -CIeus
Herald.
So it was lalong the line of the C. & c.
Railroad. So it was down the Scioto Val
ley. So it will be wherever the Old Chief
tain is seen. At Chillicothe last night, he
met with a most glorious reception. I'm
bounded enthusiasm prevailed. That man
who, upon an errand of charity in behalf of
his country, meets such welcome, has per-
formed more than ordinary services for that
country. tits no political display. tits but
the exhibition of gratitude by people who
can appreciate great deeds and great men.
In Circleville, yesterday afternoon, after
the departure of Gen. Scott, the crowd as
sembled in front Of the Pckaway House,
and were ably addressed by Messrs. Van
Trump, Franklin, Jones and Others. The
good Wings ofPickaway county, will give
a first rate account of themselves. Gen.
Scott's noble and commanding person Gre
ntes enthusiasm and inspires confidence
No wonder the American soldiers were sure
0fyictory, wien they heard the cry 30 forth,
"SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

ArreSt.-Thc individual, calling himself
Carpenter, who robbed one of the men con-
nected with Barnum's museum, of about
$500, was arrested in Logan on Tuesday
last, aud after an examination before Esq.
McVeigh, was committed, in default of bail
for trial at the next term of the Court. Some
thing over $500 of the money was recov-
cred
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

We fpd the following truthful and hearty
rallying shont, in the New York Tribune of
the 18th. !. is vastly better to stand man
July and jump over the ditch, than to exhaust
ones wind completely beforehand Read,
and shout. T.F. FstI
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majority .
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lYREASURER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
vember 1859 in with the provisions thirty
NTH section the Act Of Consolidation The
following Bills unpaid First Third Dicts
are Put quit in the Second Dsrct
N. Lee. Judge. 1F5s5 - $3.50
The persons whose appended
snid net, In fifteen date =
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as- CANDIDATE FOR EIRsT JUSTICE OF THE
PEACEHou. D. Byrae having resigned, FRANK HAYNES
candidate OF THE PEACE for the
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Tuesday evening, November o'clock
90 THOMAS DORIAN, years.
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PEACEon D. Bye having resigned Peace
for The Parish orlsans U. GAIENNIE The
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u E-OPENING at No SO St. Charles street of
~. The BRANCH Or n MoREAus EsTABIisHMENT No. ISL
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OFFICE, Newt Orleans, No
veber ls9-In accordance with provons the thirty
fifth section Of the Of Consultations
following Bills the Dscts
suit In the Third District Court Of New Orleans H.
kennedy Judge. = s5is'
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WALL PAPERS Now opening and for sale
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Z No IL CAMP STREET,
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PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS,
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EGOLES PUBLIQUES, Second District
Ays p.sssns donns y com
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noyl0 Vt $3.50 Keynes. SscrAtaire. 4
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DUBLIC SCHOOLS, Second District Notice
hereby given that the Teachers will meet on
THURSDAY November H. o'clock tho Secretary
for the situation of Of Mahema in the High
School ra requested to nppear. BY Of the Board.
noyl0 2t sf;es As4s 's8T4ss Keynes, Secretary, :.
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AFFICE TO LET The Front Office, IN
second floor As Camp stree Possession given mmsdi G
sssly and terms moderate Apply front oce second floor.
Commercial Alley novlo stfI
The daily union., 1852-09-11

from ls4s 10 August 81, 1884, without authority OF law
The Republic does not coniroyert tue statement
mentioned by that General SCOTS claim for extra
compensation for treating with the Cherokee Indians
refused by Mr.. Poinseii. then Secretary Of War
that il was Afterwards presented to Mr. Bell when
he Secretary of War, and again rejected and that il
finally allowed and paid by clerk during his tempo
rary absence from his post No argument is present.
ed TO sustain the allowances for duties having
reference TO other Indian tribes But the Scott organ
attempts to defend one other extra charge OF Gen.
eral Scott-that OF three hundred and seventy five
dollars for his services Acting Secretary OF War in
1850. while be receiving the pay and allowances OF
major general. The Republic only say that The
accounting officers allowed The charge. That is all the
defence il can make and il applies as well 10 the Galphn
fraud 10 the in point The act of 1912 expressly
forbds the accounting officers 10 pay officer OF the
government for any extra services whatever without
act OF Congress providing specially for the case and Gen
eal Scots charge for services rendered Secretary OF
War. while the government paying him as officer
in the army. is plainly and clearly illegal.
The more specific inlerogatores in the Scott organ
of yesterday will be answered tomorrow. But we
must close our remarks for the present. by saying that
such deences that OF the Republic will give ter
ribe force to the facts communicated 10 the Senate.
Its shallow devices will be through at glance.
Its ridiculous arrogance will provoke resentment min
ged with contempt, and its clustering anger will
fasien conviction on the public mind that Gem
eral Scotrs friends quakng with fear. The whg
press must now take the consequences OF its own un-
scrupulous policy 1t is too late for it 10 deprecate
the personalities Of politics. Every act Of General
h,o baan in If
defamation. His services in Mexico have been depreci-
ated. his courage derded, and his character malgned
The organ of General Scott has heded with aboonsts
to libel the democratic candidate He denied their state
ments and the organ has attempted TO convict him OF
fasehood in his denial After all these things the tao
tics which the Republic has adopted with regard TO Gen
eral Scotrs extra allowances will meet with nothing but
derson.
The daily union., 1852-09-11

We have distinctly shown that, in The event of Gen
Scos election, the wings cannot possibly carry out one
of their principles The Senate, as well as the House, il
strongly democratic, and cannot any event. be changed
during the next four years The wings cannot, eithe,
with Fillmore Scott, change the tariff distribute the
proceeds OF the public land improve the harbors and
rivers without the assistance OF democrats No one
take it, will pretend that they charter United States
Bank. What can they do!
They get their hands into the treasury they can
distribute the Offices, and nulIify the ugitve-saye law
How will they portion out the Offices How Why SC
as to give power and influence TO the friends of VIM
Seward, Governor Johnston. and the higher law faction
lists who nominated Scott al Baltimore With the Offices
and the money, these men will control all the primary
elections hereafter all the political conventions, and
form and shape things bring about the nomination
of Seward in 1856. The conservative or silver-gray
wings will be nowhere; they will be spit upon and rub
bed out, and compelled TO fall into the ranks of tn,
Seward amybe menias, and do the service Of walters
Gentlemen, you prepared fer this II so, say aye
and throw up your hats for Scott II not, stand you
ground. come forward for Webster for him, carr,
the election into the House-whch you do il yol
uyand show the whg party. the Seward party. and al
other parties that You are not TO be red with nor ami
hlated by breath from their disgusting nostrils.
Nep York Day Book.
The daily union., 1852-09-11

oHro.-All our information from Ohio is of The most
cheering character indicating that the vote OF that State
will be given for Pierce and King by large majority
letter from Cincinnati says the democracy there united
10 presidential nominee, and that all ndi-
cations there in favor OF carrying the State
letter from Coshocton county says friends there
in the highest spirits and full OF enthusiasm, while their
opponents divided and sprtess The writer says he
Is oi eight persons in his town who have here
tofore voted the federal ticket and zealousy la
boring in the democratic cause Tie says his county,
which usually gives about 500 democratic majority, will
give 500 for Pierce and King and that the State will
give them full $4,000 majority. We saw, few days ago.
gentleman from Huron county, who assured that the
prospects there OF similarly cheering character and
that II the general impression that the State is safe for
Pierce and King
The editor OF the Psburg Pa Post who has been rav.
eng IN Ohio, says this State will certainly be found
on the democratic side when the presidential votes are
counted in November The nomination OF Hale by the
ree-soi national convention, which assembled in this
city, will secure Ohio by from 10 900 TO 600 Of
onty. Throughout the Western Reserve. which in for.
ner times was The stronghold OF whiegery in Ohio, the
contest win be between Pierce and Hale so we are cred.
IDLY nformed"-N. H. Patriot.
The daily union., 1852-09-11
Indiana.

Il gives pleasure 10 lay before readers the fol.
lowing extract OF letter from OF the most prominent
euxens and most sagacous politicians Of tho Northwest
Our opponents that they have hopes Of carrying In
diana but is naked and corrupt pfeence like that
put forth by them with regard to Virginia, having no
other object than deception
lEDIANAPALIs, September 3, 1852
nave Just returned from visit dozen counties,
where my business led me, and you have
seen 50 much zeal and among the denoc
did not hear OF one who did go heartily for glorious
nominees Pierce and King; and kept list of the wings
who told me they would support Scott and find upon
the names OF thirty being about every
ten with whom conyersed. The democrats eager
bet on Pierce carrying this Stale by 5000 bn, wings
win risk their money any majority. This county,
(Marion) which gave Taylor IS majority will
give Pierce i5O and every county bordering will do the
same have been deceived in the of Indiana
and tell You In all candor that Wghps majority for gov
enor In October win be 9000 and Pierce's in November
i20OO. Mark the prediction.