Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
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well, you are naughty. careless, trouble
some liue thing. always id mischief; 60 up
stairs nil send for you' .
And this was q Christian mo,hef'E an
swer 10 ,ha, fearful lilae cuipfii, who had
struggled with and conquered temptation 10
tell faIschood 10 screen her fault! Wilha
disapponted, disheonened look, the child
obey ed, and at that moment was crushed Up !
her liule hear, lhe sweet flower Of truth.
perhaps never again in after years TO be re-
vived 10 life. G., what were a thousand vases
| in comparison? - 81 tsgssaisse 'Ae
& A chap 1f n Wellington. bIii NO II
IbsIiof box feceipt f6fa b8ff6I 81 M j 6d.t
Oil. instead Of a ticker for President Alter
he returned 10 his store, he thought ho would
see how much his biubbar was per gallon.
when he found ticket in his pocket In in
stead. ~
We once knew man 10 vote all order for
seeenty.fve cents, instead Of a Loctfoco
ticket. He 60, his order when The Judges
opened the box and counted out the voles.---
The neral of all which is. the people
should be careful what they pu, in the baltot
box.
Col. BRNToN ON TIE PUBLIC ExPENDr.
TURrs.-Addressng his constituents few
days ago, Col. Benton adyer,ed 10 the ex.
penditure' of Government as fiji subec, for
reform; but al The same time he rebuked The
biuer parlizans who complained Of lis in.
crease as an abuse resulting from Wing rule.
The COL said:
"Let me do justice. Party warfare throws
The blame Of these sixty millions on the
present Whig Administration. Inexorabie
history will have TO qualify that reproach,
and 10 tell that Democratic maoriles wore
in both Houses of Congress when that ap.
palling sum was voted! And, further, that
it would have been seventy, instead of sixty
millions, if the 'loscer' House (ss it is calledl
had sanctioned oil the appropriations voted
in The upper"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The Republic
says The Lobos Island difficulty Is settled
satisfactorily 10 the American Government,
having unreservedly acknowledged tho soy.
ereignIy of Peru over the Island, and Peru,
in return. sipula,ing to supply American
vessels chartered for guano, on highly ad.
vanlageous terms. The latter stipulation
was voluntary on the part Of the Peruvian
Government, the Administration having in
the first place Internationally acknowledged
the sovereignty Of Peru.
| LOWS LABOR Losr.--On the day Of
the Presidential election, large mum.
ber of citizens of The United States. assem-.
bled at The Consulate in Panama, and cas-,
their votes for President. Considerable ex.
Clement was manifested throughout The day.
Three hundred and twenty seven votes were
registered representing every State in the
Union, and General Scott received maiori.
~ OF twenty y-seven.
BANKS IN THE WEsr.-In framing The
constitutions of the Western States, ram.
pant Democracy took especial pains to ex.
clude Banks; and The resul, has been that
the people Of those States have been subiec.
to Shaving IN all its forms. This feature Of
Democratic policy has at length become
odious 10 Wisconsin, which has just ratified
Bank law by from 10000 to $4,000 ma
jorily.
A pcculiarity Of ,he Wisconsin law is thar
railway stock, properly guaranteed, is ac-
cePted as basis of Banking operations.
ignorance takes TO dir as naturally as 81
does to ugliness. ln proof Of this we would
mention that dealer in ashes informed us
that the opening of public school in
ward increases the sale Of 'yaller Soap e.
per cent. From this il will be seen lhaf the
more people read, the more they think, and
the more they think, The more frequently
they indulge in wash basins and clean
towels.
THE VoTE OF OHIo.-The official vote Of
this SIais is jus. counted OUT, and stands as
follows;
Pierce, l69,160
Scott, l52626
Pierce's majority, 1854
Hale had 3l,S72
ANOTHER WHREL.BARRow MAN.-The ST..
Louis Republican announces the arrival of
a German Scholar, in that city, all The way
from New York, having carried his library
Of books in wheel barrow. His name Is
Kamphausen. Having arrived in New York
shon OF funds. he takes this method Of max
ing his tour, and is highly pleased with the
facilities ii affords him for gaining inlorma-
ton.
A post mortem examination was made
upon the body Of the great statesman, Dan.
iel Webster, and il was aScertained that he
died of disease Of The liveri that the inn
mediate cause Of death was hemorrhage of
the stomach and bowels, caused by the NOR
bid state Of The blood, q consequence Of the
diseased liver.
MONUMENT TO WEBsrER--It is already
proposed 10 erect monument 10 Webster,
in Boston, and in irs most public place-in
from, Of the old Court House--and looking
down State. street. A colossal salue Of
bronzefs suggested, and would be most ap-
propriate to lhe subject.
Hon. VIM. K. King, The Vice President
elect, is at his residence in Alabama, and
said 10 be in bad sale Of health.
APATHY IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST
The TOTAL vote Of Maine for President, on
The I'd inst. falls 10000 short Of the vote
for Governor, in September, when The
Maine law was The question alissuc.
Mr.. Hale's vole is unexpectedly small,