The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
"And sim TheY Comc.

Each day adds new recruits tothe Scott ar
my and BY the time the I'd Of November
rolls around, il will appear at the polls in
overwhelming members. The first two
paragraphs are from the Cleveland Herald,
"Tae Balls Rolling OD."--The Detroit
Tribune says that Sc0tt Club formed last
week, not over twenty miles from Detroit,
TWENTY-THREE Democrats who had up
to that time voted the Democratic ticket,
came boldly forward and registered their
names among its list of members, and de-
clare their unalterable determination to vote
for the Hero of Lundy's Lane, and to do all
in their power to promote his eleetion.--
There are many more who will follow their
example. Amongst the officers Of the De-
troit Scott Club, are three Of the most prom
inent Democrats in the State Werefer TO
General Williams, Col. 0'Calahan and
Major Kearsley. "a. 5,asa. 4~sa t,-f
A Scott Club has been formed in Lysan-
der, Onondaga county, N. Y, consisting of
25 members, all ofwhom voted against the
Wings at the last Presidential election.
Signs of The Times---MOre Changes. The
Cleveland GeTTnGniG, a german paper, here
tofoFe firm supporter ofPIERcE q KIsG, has
now come out for ScoTT & GRAHAM. Last
Saturday s Tri- Weekly Of that paper we OBJ
serve contains the noble Old Hero's name
at its head. The editor, 10 f.. ScHEURTLER,
Esq., late of the Euschaser, or Erie Specta-
tor, who has been all his life engaged in ed
iting and publiahing newspapers. He was
prescribed few years since in Europe, for
his ,libaral principles, and condemned to
imprisonment, and his life endangered on an
accusation of treason against the Govern
ment, and he was obliged to fee for saetty
to this land of refuge. We believe his pa
per wilibe among the best and ablest Ger
man papers in the Union, and do not doubt
twill have. as 1t deserves, a large circula-
tiOn and patronage. ,.4... ,..l e-. .-...
The following are extracted from the
Ohio State Jounal:-- ...,.. .... .-
Push on the Column!-A friend from one
Of the Reserve counties, in private letter
says,"M OF our Democratic friends repu'
date PIERCE and KING, and few of them
will vote for ScorT." rar ..r.
Another letter from the southeast part oi
the State says--"Our Wings here are in
fine spirits. There is no division among U.s.
Every day we hear of Democrats coming out
for ScoTT. ---, ESQ.,, ia out fol
Scorr and taking good many with him."
Still They Comc--We have just received
an order for fifteen copies of our campaign
Journal from Charleston, Kanawha county
Virginia, and an assurance Of another list
Our correspondent assures us that thous
ands of Democrats in Western Varginia vii
support General ScoTT, and his firm cOnvic
ton is that Virginia will not spurn her gal
liant and glorious son, but will give him he
vote in November next.
The Cry is Still They Cone!-A nothe
letter, from the county mentioned the othe
day, in which list had been made ofNINE
TY- SEVEN Democrats who are going 70
Scorr, says that the writer has still anothe
list, the number not stated, but it must bel
large one, because he says "AMONG THEN
ARE OVER SIXTY GERMANS"
Still More General Gazing in.-Sinc
writing the above we have conversed with
respectable, intelligent man, heretofore vo
ting the Democratic ticket, who will vote TO
ScOrT, and says he knows of at least TO
hundred men in his county--a county no
within fifty miles of either Of those mention
ed above--who have generally voted tn
Locofoco ticket, but who will vote for ScoT
next fall. ', 'eesa'rtN '-.''- 80 . ''
SfiR Another. A letter received an Tues
day, from still another part ofthe State, say
in postscript: t...t.,.s,. ~
"Scott and Graham stock looks we'll her
and is rising. We hope to make a goo
report this fall. Our friends are at worl
and not a te,O Democrats have consented to G
with u.s." ~ f,1ar- .a5 e4er .al r, er
r, And Yet More.-4The Lockport, N.
Courier, says that among the officers of Il
Scott and Graham Club recently organize
at Albion, we notice the name Of Hon. Bel
fiamin L. Bessac, as one of the Vice-Pres
DENTS, Mr.. Bessac has long been a distil
guished member Of the Loco-Foco party,wl
formerly First Judge Of Orleans county, al
; has occupied many other public positions.
The MONTREAL FIRE,--The result olttl
Committees investigations makes the tot
loss by The fire at $2,000,000. 1t has be-
determined to apply to the GovernmentIf
loan of $500 900, to enable the poor prop
etors of lots to rebuild, for the payment
which the city, in its corporate capacity, W
: Decome responslDle, inc ouIIuihss W ue
A tber of. stone, or, brick. For the prese
b use Of those who have no homes, the comm
q tee have issued proposals for the erection
e three sheds, to be'ofwood, filled in with brio
8 each 240 feet loug.u,o1 oisrG ad l' "f
n "A PoTENTrAL LDoDeE!-Those who happ,
: to live just this side ofthe line, which {
% miles divides Massachusetts from Nc
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