Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05

10 Hleet mere ntxL winter u ID not ncceS
sary that the bill should be reported back
at this session.
What Bennett Thinks Of Gen. Scott
The wings Of Ohio and Penns,lv
cast themselves npon the popularity of Gen
Scott last summer and were defeated. 1t
was an Overwhelming defeat in both cases;
and its effect was new political reyela-
ton. Il revealed the fact that Fillmore
could not be so eavalierly turned adrift as
Johna yler; and that Of late years good
deal OF the gloss aud tinsel of military
availability have been rubbed off. The
wbigs have certainly had rough experi-
ence with their. military chieftains. They
opposed The principle Of rewarding with the
Presidency . mere military hero, in the
case Of Jackson; but from his wonderful
success, they cast aside the principle 70.
the expediency Of the thing And how
has it workedA They elected Harrison and
Taylor. each by a perfect avalanche, and
Were cheated IN. both. We should not be
surprised, therefore, at Philadelphia to see
them return to first prie eclpies, and endorse
the opinion Of Clay and Webster--that the
nonination of mere military cbieflain is
"a nomination not fit to be mad" e"-at least
without more. substantial platform than
Harrison ard Taylor occupied.
GTThe Jos4rnal has got on the wrong
scent Of the printers Bill. Every whig in
the House, We learn. voted to reject the SEN
ate amendments! So il any delay is Great
ed by this rejection the wings of the House
must take their share Of It. -
We are certainly very lucky, according
to the 5ovr,,a (mind it is the JomrnaD Of
having brought up all the wings 10 aid US
in delaying that world renowned Bill!
Now let the wbigs get up meetings to de.
srounce their own representa- atises for being
led by the nose by .SAM MEDaRY!"
But the Journals ears are as long as
friend CAsAD's liquor Bill, Esquire THoar-
soN,o BeiIefontaiue, and they stick out "all
round" like the bristfing .f a Fort, or the
lhorns on Mexican chapperel! .73.I
Our dear Sugar Alley friend has got his
foot into L this time, no doubt, BY pure
mistake! "A very unconen,oa thing for that
bright genius!
From Tie positive difference between the
two Houses on the Printers Bill differ
snces of no small magnitude, as they think
and as we think, ii this bill is to quiet the
disturbed public mind on that subject. the
factEcan be!saen, that the maturing Of such
bill is not the trifiing affair that certain
persons, to answer their own ends, would
try to make the public believe statesman.
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s1.Goy. Kossulh met Gov. Ujhazy in
81. Louis. IL was tbe day before his Ger
man speech. Al The meeting, Ujhazy was
on the speakers platform. Before he
.commshced his speech, turning towards the
Ex-Goyernor of Comorn, Kossuth said:
here is providence TO which the
good man is locking with confidence; bul
the bad one in fear. Many vlcissi.udes OF
life have been my lot, but many sincere
| enjoy yments likewise. One Of these aappy
moments is granted me to>day. Long
years-ngo, when hardly man dared whis.
per the words Of Repubiicanism and Soye>
reignty Of the peopt6 in our beloved Huns
gary, | aud this old man (pointng 10 Gov.
Ujhazy,) were united and laboring for that
cause. Him, my frs. and oldest frierd, |
find again on the shores Of The river of
prairles, still warm fer lhat same cause,
still the friend to the unhappy exile, here
| he shook hands with the Governor, who
rose, tears dropping down on the cheeks
Of both of them, the audience rising in deep
silence. aud bowing low, aud with Gods
assistance, both OF US will Yet see Repubi
canism triumphant on The sacred soil Of
our nallve land."
: Uhazv has accompanied Kossuth to
New Orleans, at which place they have
no deub, arrived ere this. .fhe proprie.
Tors Of the steamer Aleck Scott, one of the
best boats that navigntes the Mississippi,
rendered Gov. Kossuih and suite Tree
passage from 81. Louis ,oeNew Orleans
EItais now announced that kossuth, q it,r
spending some time in The latter city, wild
60 10 Mobile, Montgomery. Charleston,
Richmond. Washington, Philadelphia, N.
York, Albany, Buffalo, B ,s,on; where he
viii eembark for siiarope.
A REvoLuTfoNAaY GENERAL AT THE
4PorNr OF DsArn.-'T The wbig paper at Com
] cord New Hampshire, gives the following
account Of the anticipated demise Of our
saluab friend .ai eneraI Result"
-. We have elected SOME Of our local
candidates bnt the General Result is
past hope =
Alas, poor General! He has been grad
ua1fy failing since '48. -
! gsA - : Tread lightly on his sola .ss..sa
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