The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

the Wing party, induced by what he consid-
ers injustice to himself personally by the
leaders ofthe Democratic party ofthis State,
so that the Wings need not fiatier hem
selves that the personal popularity Of Gen.
Scott had any influence on Gov. Lucas
vote"
Now sir, | wish to state that the Q litnr oi
that paper has never been authorized by me,
or any other person for me, to make any
such statements as those contained in the
above copied article. II is true that have
often expressed my admiration Of the admin
istraton or Mr.. Fillmore; but never have ]
said that ] entertained personal dislike to
Gen. Scott. On the contrary, have ever
admired his bravery as soldier and his skill
and qualifications as a commander in the
various battles in which he has been en-.
gagged from the commencement of the wal
Of 1912 down to the Mexican war. lie is a
brave and true soldier. In every promin-
ent attitude that it has fallen 10 my lot to
observe him, ] never doubted his being a
pure patriot, as we'll as an efficient, caPaDle
and honest man. -,
Nv "Sly,npathieS'' have always been with
honest men and with genuine old-iashoned
! Democracy, am not progressive Loco
(oco. and the editor of the reporter 'ught to
! know the difference that believe exists be-
tween the doctrines of Democracy and those
ofI,ocolocoism; for some time since re-
peated to him, in substance, the following;
"The advocates Of true Democracy always
act with pure and upright motives and in
the selection of men and the adoption OF
measures, they strive for such as are celcu-
lated to enhance the welfare of the whole
Il bn 6 tho nnnnln
Honesty, faithfuness, ,and answering intrg-
rity, as we'll as enlarged capacity, have ever
been considered as essentials upon the part
OF their officers, and no true Democrat should
ever knowingly support such as do not pos
sess these qualifications. On the contrary,
hocofocoism selects such men and advo-
Gates such measures as will insure to the
leaders the seven principles referred to By
John C. Calhoun, to wit: "the five loaves
and two fishes.'"
The tried and faithful Democrats they
discard, unless they will, at the dctaiion OF
King Caucus, make patty spirit and party
discipline the ne plus ultra Of their principles
standing ready at the word of party command
TO advocate any and everything to secure
the spoils Of office, not needing the claim.
or fitness of tried and faithful public ser
wants. They substitute party platforms fo
the constitutions, laws and established usn
ges Of their country, and all who will no
sustain these platforms are considered al
unfit to be the recipients of public favurs
Trusting that my positions and views
may be fully understood, & with the warmes
wishes for the success Of the friends Of west
ern improvements, and for suitable prOtec
ton and encouragement 10 American In
dustry,
remain truly your friend and ob't scrv'
ROBERT LUCAS.
To S. NJ. BALLARD, Iowa City, Iowa.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. list Dist
Nine wards aud portion of Hnmiton coun
ty-Wm. b. Cassidy, 10, und David L. Dis
ney, d.
2d-Ralancc Of Cincinnati and balance o
Hamilton county-John Scott Harrison, ,r
and E. C. Roll,d.
3d.-Butlcr, Preble and Montgomery-L
d. Campbell, 10, and C. i. Valandighnm, d
4th.-Miami, Darke, Shelby, Auglaizc
Mercer and AlIen-Ioscph Plunkett, 10, M
Nichols, d, and DR.. Fitzpatrick, fs.
5th.-Van Vert, Puulding, Putnam, De
fancc, William, Fulton, Lucas, Wood, Hen
ry and Hancock-A. p. Edgerton, d.
6th.-Clcrmont. Brown, Highland an
Adams--Nclson Barrcrc, 10, and Andrew FL
lson, d.
7th.--Wurren, Clinton, Greene, Foyctt
and Madison--Aaron Harlan, 10, aud Isaa
Telfuir, d.
sth.--Clark, Champaign, Logan, Unio
and Delnware--Moses B. Corwin, 10, an
J. n. Youngd.
0lh.--IIardin, Marion, Wynndot, Craw
ford Seneca, Sandusky and Ottuwa--Frcd
crick w. Green, d.
lOth.--Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia, Jackson
Pike and Ross--John l.. Taylor, 10. Thee
dore Sherrer,d.
llth.- Fairfield, Hooking, Perry, Athens
; Vinton and Mcigs--John Wclch, 40, Thoma
Ritchcy, d.
l2th.--Franklin, Licking and Pickawn
Samuel Galloway, 10, Edison b. Olds, d.
l3th.--Morrow, Richlnnd, Huron an
Erie--Ebenezer B. Sadler, w. VIM d. .Linsd
ley, d, Jacob DrnkerhuT,f. $.
; llth. --Lorain, Medina, Wayne and Ash
and--Wm. l.. Lockwood, u, II II. John
son, d.
i5th.--Tuscnrnwas Knox, Coshocton, an
; Holmes
18th. Morgan, Washington, and Muskr
gum--Edward Ballr, James NJ. Gaylordo
,, l7th.--Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe nm
Noble---COrlo C.. Carroll, 10, Wilson Shan
non, d.
iSth.-portnge, Stark and Summit-.Thon
as Earel, rs, l.. V. Bicrce, 2df, $, Darir
Lyman, ~, and Judge George Bliss,d.
l9th.-Cuyhoga, Lake aud Geauga-Wn
Case, w, II. V. Wilson, d., and EdwaT
Wade, Z, :.
90th.--Ashtabula Trumbull and Muhol
ing---Eben Newton, ~, Samuel b, Wood,
and ]. r.. Giddlngs, rs.
3lst. -Columbiana, Jefferson, Carol nm
Harrlson--A. l.. Brewer, 10, and Andre
Stewart, d.
| DEMOCRATIC PYRAmtD! !!-.Maine and
owa are stepping out--all the rest will do I,
bet on.
TEXAS.
IOWA.
VIRGINIA.
ALABAMA.
MAINE,
AR X A N SAS.
MISS ISSIPPI.
NEW HA MPSHIRE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
| Concord Tribune.
\ We would fdvise our Iocofoco friends
not to bet tor largely on Virginia and Mis-
'issippi,
w When clerk has shown himself
" lrnsly with dollars. wa nooI mot hos,t,to. %