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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

:, SHIPMENTS OF CArTLE.--The Albany IN.
- Express says, the shipment Of cattle
from that port has become one of the most
important items Of commerce. II has more
than quadrupled since last season, and ev-
cry Saturday from 800 to 500 are shipped to
New York by the propellcrs, "Hoboken"
and "ten' Wool" 1t is a low estimate to
say that at least 5000 head have been trans.
ported to New York by these boats since the
opening Of navigation, and Il is within
bounds 10 say that full l2 900 head have beer
sent by railroad and steamers to New Yorl
and Boston.
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GtA soAIr AZ rnE solLplEKs. = 4 talate

= ---T7- 3 n ~ = !. fnEs7 ar.f.lsh
GES Scotland rHE SotpIEKs'-htH Hieee
meeting 10 Cleveland, Mr.. BYESER, who
vea,iu.tho Mexican war, being loudly
.1s-,,.I ~. s.-.,-I - .Jd,e..od .ha
eS''0u' 'o', sa'''O ~" -,
people. we copy nis remarks ifoihtne rorf
tst 6ity.. - - ..-.,-
. lie s1i3 no had enlisted in the s,ryice of
his-country when but boy; that he was
Whig then. aud had not changed his pohti.
cal opinions since. TAppianscl He had
seen General Scott, and loved him, as did
every soldier who hnd ever served under HIM.
rGrcat applause. General Scott was a, plain
man. an honest man, an independent man,
a brave Isau and while lIis name alonu. was
sufficient To strike the eaemics of his ceGn-
,ry with terror. his soldiers approached him
Familiarity. He loved them with ali the ten
dernpss Of a r,orer nj, and thcy ador d, rover.
enced idoIized him. ETremcndous'app !
Win Sto,t cot their loader. the American
soldiers felt invincible; danger was forgot.
reu: no foe could Withstand the headlong f,I.
;y of their CHARGE: they mocked at. danger,
and louobed AZ death. iDenCeninU applause.
Mr.. Bynner then naye n general description
of Tie citv of Mexico. togethcr with many
in,eres,ins facts connected with the history
of the cor1uerina Chieftain during that mo-
meptous period. Speaking Of the villain
ons. outrageous arrest Of General Scott, he
said--"I was in the city of Pucbla when the
| glorious old chje(tain was arrested. The
news Of the outrage sprend like wild-fire.
Many of the soldier would not believe
the report. When convinced of ito reality,
the bosom Of evory, American burned with
grief, shame aud Indignation. Grief that
their beloved Scott had been degraded,
shame that their government had dsgraced
itself, eternally disgraced itselfin the eyes of
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.--A few days ago
we were shown the identical gun used by
Ethan Allen during his service in the revo-
lutionary war. 1t now belongs to N. II.
Underhill, of this village, who received it
from his father, not long since deceased The
grandfather Of tho present owner was on
terms OF intimate friendship with A Hen, and
served with him, and some time previous to
the close of the war they exchanged guns.
The guns were alike, but after having used
bis for some time, A lien discovere,' flaw in
it, and proposed to exchange with Underhill,
who had some knowledge Of gunsmithing,
and could repair the defect. Underhill ex-
changed, and the gun has ever since been
in the family. II is shot gun, and is five
and half feet in length. 1t was originally
Ofoot longer, one foot having been taken
from its length. The fpll name of Ethan
Allen is engraved ON the barrel, which was
done whenhe owned the gun.--ElWid Cour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

"OLp Fuss AND FEATHERS, We see that
some of the whig papers are charging the
Democracy With having originated tho above
suggestive appcllation and applied it to Gen.
Scott.--ChiFicothe Advertiser. .... ...
All mistake. The Wings say it orgi-
mated with the British in the last war, and IL
now echoed by the Locofocos OF this coun-
try 1t will have about equal effect in in.
juring his prospects.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Large CaG-A few days since, we pub
lshed an account ola bull calf raised by Mr.
Warren Young of Warren, Ohio, which
when eleven weeks old weighed $50 pounds.
1t is cross between Bakcwcll and Dur
ham. Mr., J. r. Parker of this city, has n
heller calf from Durham bull and common
COW, which was one year old, on the Goth of
June last, and at thut time weighed so74
pounds 1t has reached this extraordinary
weight with only ordinary care.
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Fresh Arrival Of Books.

TINE undersigned has jus opened at his Book Store,
l. opposite Shefer's Hotel, an EXTENSIVE AssoRT-
MEST, consisting Of every variety of Stationery aao
School Books. and very large and excellent lot Of
Miscellaneous and standard works.
Blank Books, Of every description, and at the
very lowest rates ..--' ..-..,t ..,-.- o..
Bibles, large and splendid assortment and al ex-
tremely low prices. ...
The public may rest assured that they can obtain
at the above stand every thing usually kept in store
cf this kind and al prices as low as at any other es-
adjustment in this region
Thankful for past f'vors the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance Of the public patronage. by
faithful attention To business and a disposition t.
please all who ina favor him with call.
..+ JOHN SEARLES.
Lancaster, November 20, 1861 90
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,.DOOKs, AVN STATIONERY,

Telegraph Building, opposite Court Hopss,
A CENTRAL Assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS
"A BIBLES, BLANK BOOKS, PAP ER and STATION.
cry, Of superior quality, for sale at low prices
May O. JOHN L, fUTHlI.L.
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lancaster Inim Scl00ls.-Thesc schools
are now in n prosperous condition and un-
der the management Of the Board and Teach
ers give general satisfaction. They Ore
proud monuments Of the love of education
and iberuty in our citizens. A corrcspon-
dent ofthe Hooking Seatipel who was present
during the examination, after aluding to the
commodious buildings, management, &c, Of
these schools, says:
al have been n regular attendant upon
these exercises for the past three days, and
Gun attest that in few points, If any, are they
eXcelled by the most rigid colleges.
This afternoon, presented in the North
school house one Of the most pleasing spec
taccs upon which we were permitted to look.
The room was crowded with listening au-
ditors, and every breath was suspended to
catch the words as they fell from the eloquent
tongues of the fair students, (surely they de-
serve the title,) English rehearsalS from the
little girls, and German ones from some Of
the younger boys, afforded avery agreeable
recreation between more serious exercises.
Original dialogues and colloquys were an
attractive feature; and wpre it not contrary
to custom, | might mention the names OF
some composers who acquitted themselves
with much credit"
Absent from the city at the time, we did
not witness these examinations, and we al
lude TO the matter now, merely to show the
effect which such important improvements
have at distance, and to bear our tribute
to the excellent management ofthesc schools
under our presc,t efficient Board and well.
qualified Teachers. We will take other oc-
casons to aludc to the matter more in dc.
tail.
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FNNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name dnd firm Of BOPE BECK, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent the books and accounts are
in the hands Of 7. BOPE, who will make all settle.
be paid p. BOPE.
March &c 1852. j. f bE(K
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Groceries and Frui,.

PIo&JA COFFEE, Young Hyson, Imperial &
lO Black TEA, Orleans, Loaf and Pow'd SUGAR,
Pepper, Allspce. Cinnamon and Cloves, Ihisins
Cifron. Pruncs and Currants, for sale by
July 81 s G.. KAUFFNAN & GO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
In the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
from Ministers Of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in
fegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from enlighten-
ed Professors. from acute
Merchants, q from those
ofavnry atat;nn mama
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irWhat are the Wings fighting ror!--
EaGe. ....
For the man who fought for his country;
!o. the safety of inland commerce. for pro,
tection to American labor; in word, for one
Of The best men and trucst patriots and for
all the great interests Of the country;-the
result oflhe battle will be, "SC0TT, GRA-
HAM and VICTORY. ,t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM GOING. Tho
House Of Representatives has given deci.
sive vote in favor ofthe distribution of abou,
sixty millions Of acres Of public lands among
all the states The House Of Representatives
10 Democratic by very large majority, and
yet this measure, which has passed that body
by handsome majority, is the directest pos
sblc violation Of one Of the resolutions con,
stituting the platform Of the late Democrat.
&c National convention, Allthe Democratt
orCongrcss endorsed the Baltimore ticket
and oil Of them pretended to endorse the Bal.
timore platform, or at least they were will
lingto be cons dcred as endorsing II, and yet
at the very first opportunity, they 20 for q
measure in direct opposition to the platform,
Cdre. Herald, &
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-"Gone ducking, !" this is what they say
to young fellowin Arkansas, who goes 10
"set up'rto young woman = ~ l't,'.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Just Received at the Old Drug Store,
SSn Gallons Linseed OIL Of superior qnality
OOV G. KAUFFMAR & co.
Lancastt r, July 81, 1861 10
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MICHIGAN The Widgs of Michigan huye
gone to work with spirit, and ARE rcsoly edto
win under the ever victorious banner Of Scott
They have nominated Zachary Chandler Of
Wayne, for Governor, aud D. s. WoIb,idoe
9fKalmazoo, for Lieutenant Goyerncr. The
balance on the State ticket are also obIe.
popular mon, and o strong Electoral ,icke,
has been formed. The Peninsulat stats
must and will % redeemed. = - : "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0TRoasting-ears made their appearance
in Fifth Street Market, Cincinnati, OH Tues
day morning last, at forty cents per dozen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Tooke, being asked BY George
III, il he played cards, replicd,"l cannot
your majesty, tell king from knave."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Use HOwe'S Cough Candy.
GOLD wholesale and retail by +. L. SLOCUM
y Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
November 30, 1851 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0,5-A gentleman in Attica has acted up
on the odd fancy Of being married in an Odd
Fellows Lodges dressed ip the regalia of the
order. We wonder what kihd Ofregaia the
bride appearsin.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
! 4 Few Boxes just recelycd at the city city Dru
N store. EDWARD l.. SL0CUM.
lancaster, jlihe e s
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Important to Lovers Of Good Horses.

IMpOIIHHI 10 IOV0IS OF VUUU 11UIStSs
ENARMERS and others who are fond Of raising good
II stock, are respectfully to the pedigree
Of TOP BELL E0UNBER In the hand.bill. This
Horse took the first premium at the State Fair in
1851 and he will be fohnd upon examination 10 be one
ol the beat Horses In the Western country. He can
be- seen At my iarm 10 Walnut township, on Mondays
day, md Ssturdays. Of each week, At Crim'a Stable
in lancaster = : ~. - JAMES W. OPEARSE.4.
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Tickings, MusIins, COtanadss, Drills,
QAGGlNG, & thousand other things selling daily
Dat HENLEYS,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

A TEMPERANCE JoKE.--Joc Harris was Q
whole souled merry fellow aud very fond o.
the glass. After living IN New Orleans loI
many years, he came to the conclusion'o of Wis.
iting an old uncle, away up in Massachu-
sctts, whom he had not seen for many years,
Now there is n difference between New Or
leans and Mnssac husetts, in regard to the
use ofarlcnt spirits, and when Toe arrived
there, and found all the people run mad a.
bout temperance, he felt bad, thinking, with
the old song, that excepting the spirits up by
pouring the spirits down." was one of the
best of ways to make time pass, and began
to fear, indeed, TINT he was in pickle. But
on tho morning after his arrival, the old man
and his sons being out atwork, his aunt came
To him md said: ..,.
Joe, you have been living in the South,
and, no doubt, are in the habit Of taking q
little something to drink, about eleven o.
clock Now keep some here for medical
purposes, but let no one know it, as my hus-
baud wants to set the boys good example,"
Joe promised, and thinking he would get
no more that day, took, as he expressed it"a
buster" Afterwards he walked out to the
stable and who should he meet but bis uncle.
"Well Joe," says he, ~ expect you are
accustomed to drinking something in New
Orleans, but you find us all temperance here,
and for the sake Of my sons, don't let them
know that have brandy about; but just keep
a little ont here for my rheumatism. Will
you accept a little" ...
Joe signiied his readiness, and took anoth-
or hg horn. Then continuing his walk, he
came to where the boys were mauling rails.
After conversins awhile, one Of his cousins
said .,-
Joe, ! expect you would like to have
drink and ns the old folks are down on liquor,
we Keep some out here TO help us on with
our work" -.
Out came the bottle, and down they sat,
and he says, that by tho time he went home
to dinner he was az tight as he could well
BE-, and all from visiting temperance EamIv,
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JOHN LYONS,

2 wisoLEsAhH AID AETAII bHAIEA IN N
Every Variety Of Family Groceries, Pro.
vision, Fruit, Glass and stOneware,
INVITES the attention Of rho citizens Of Fairfield
= and adjoining counties to his extensive stock
which eahlt be surpassed. VI .f,fsB .TlTI
lie would say to the farmer, In due season he will
be supplied with all kinds Of Lake Fish, to supply a.
many As may feel disposed to favor him with call
lancaster, February 26, lHd2T g.E.EE AZ
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01-General Pierce is 46, AZ, ds, 40, and
80 yeara Of age, according to the pest In
termed Loccfoce editors, assaJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0HJ'St. Patrick's Cathedral, in New York;
has had an organ built at cost of 81 900; it
has AZ stops, over 1900 pipes and three sets
of keys.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

w llATEVER concerns the haal,h and hay gintss
w oin people il at all times oihe most valuable
Importance take it for granted that every person
will do all in their power TO save the lives Of their
chdren,ani that every person will endeavor to pro;
mot their own health at all sacrifices feel it to
be my duty to soennly assur.. ou that WORMS, ac-
cordng 10 the opinion the most celebrated Physi.
cans are the primary causes oil large majority of
diseases to which children and adults are liable; if
You have an appetite continually c!sngeahIe from
kind offnod TO another, had breath pain in the,
stomach, picking a, The nose; Hardne aba fullness Of
the belly, dry c6sh, slow ieEeF pase irregular; re-
nerhbef that all these denote WORMS, aud yoa
shodld at 0fice atply HE teiiedS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

6~Thc earnings of the Mansfield and
Sandusky Railroad, for the month of June,
were over $40, O,OOO-bclhg an increase of
$4,000 over the same month last year. A
million pounds of wool, and two million
bushels Of wheat are expected to pass over
that road the Bfcscht season. -...
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances, bcing
perfectly safe when TAKEN and determined in all is
dtion most advertised nostrums composed of Cal
omel for the remova. Of %oRNIs sd, Il as Tozcngc.,
vermifuges; etc, bdt his pefl6fhed The most sstorj
hing cures. and saved the lives of thousands, 10th
old and young who have been pronounced hopele g,
incurable by Physicians Read the following and be
come satisfed of its efficacy over all others
MosRIs RIVER. NEw JE SE9.
M. ~ HObensack:-This is to certify that nv
child, 70 years Of age, having been sick for years,
was attended by Drs Lopef Willis ana Phisler, for
long time without receiving any benefit when after
giving her up as mcurable, went to PhiladelphiS
and consulted of the best Physicians her disease
still growing worse. 1t at this time was induc-
ed to try HoBENsAcK's WoRM SYRUP, and after TAX
ing two bottles she entirely regained her health
Hoping that this will provo benefit to parents whose
children are similarly affected.
am yours, SC, r. BOWMAN.
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COLDPENS--A new supply Of the best quality
VI for sale at the new book tore. ,,,,..,.
June2 ]. H. RILEY 4 co.
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TlWNIpIlnE! URNJTI NE!


GEORGE L. ECRERr still continues at his new
w stand on Main street, IN Sianberry'S Bniidirg
,ro doors East Of The HOcLirg Valley Bank where
viii he found usual general assortment Of cABI
NET FURNITURE which is admitted by all to be
the largest Tnd cheapest ever before kept in this place
..,..--,--,ss> from the piainest TO the fin. /aaEsz
~ - tr3 est, consisting Of @
= z.Scse:7ssts SOFAS, solid Mahogany h.
CHAIRS, Tete.s.tetes, Diyans. TABLES, Stands, Bu-
reaus and fine Bedstcads, &C. &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE lie will also teeE
on hand general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture
which win be sold alta small advance upon city prices
thus oLviatng the necessity Of citizens going else
where TO buy furniture, by making it to their advan
iage to purchase Of the subscriber, offering then
either home or city manufacture. All furniture sole
by ma will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials.
A GOOD lIEARSE is always in readiness to attont
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter viii
keep constantly hand CotIins ready made, so that
he will be enabled TO furnish them in a few minutes
notice. He ewill promptly attend funerals any whert
In the countywithout extra charge
Thankful for past lavors he respectfully asks con.
linuancc Of the public patronage. In the build
ing is Mr.. c. Smiths Chair and Dcdstead Factory So
that customers can be accommodated in either line
the same place. GEORGE l.. ECKERT.
Lancaster Novpmber 1 1880 Oh
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All descriptions Of BkDSIEADS mannlacthfed OF
either Cherry Walnut. Maple or Sugar, ...
Ills work viii all be made Of the vcry best maeriSl
by good workmen and ofthe latest and most approved
patterns. 1t will be inferior to none manu'actur
elsewhere ind will be sold at the very lowest prices
continuation of the very liberal patronage of the
public Is respectfully solicited. Il Is the ntentiOn Of
at all times, so that ne will be enabledto aceommc
date both old and new customers with anything in hi
line. In connection with his establishment is Mr.. q
L. Eckert's Cabinet Ware Room, that customers cal
be accommodated with III articles requisite to com
plete full assortment Of Household Furniture. Call
and see. .- .rHt - -aes GEORGE SMITH.
Lancaster, November 1, 1850 26
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DUTTY.-4OO pounds machine made Putty
L bladders, for sale bv OTTO w. KREANIER.
Lancaster, May 90, lS5l
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

q DEvoL & CO. are prepared to furnish all kinda
". Of steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices s..
Also, all kinds of Mill Gearing Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screw Jack Screws; ;Fullers Screws and
Cider Screws. ., Hr-
Mill Spindes Of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c. . ..
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head Of water, and with either iron woed
shaft. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above.
The patent the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue to make DeVOPs Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand; war;
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
by the best workinen, and WILDE warranted
AL kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notices
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. so that those who call
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing the lie.
fell Cook stove, which received the frat Premi-
um al the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last Fall and
will keep them constantly on hand. ~.
The known quality Of the work done az this estAb!
lshment or many years best guarantee that
In future the subscribers will labor to desire the pa.
tronSge Of the public. They invite examination.
Lancaster, May ~, 1851 G. DEVOL & CO.
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WAIT A MOMENTS,
Dissolution of Partnership.

M name ia sneiter Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob and
lVA sell an article for what it is: give me call
LAM sster, Ma %. JAMES GATES.
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CLOTIIiNGi CLOTTg1NCI

GENTLEMEN, the great wonder and excite en-.
Moi the day now is how such a quantity of So
rich Snd Splendid Clothing as you will find with
he proprietors of the old remarkable
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AGENTS,
valuable Property for sale.

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale, Eighty A.
Farm on which she now resides and adjoining the
lands of Isaac Rees ono and quarter miles west Of
Lancrs stcr, ON the Royalon Road aordipg one of the
best sites for country mansion within the vicinity
Of the city: onethird part wood land and the remain
two small Frame Dwellings, Shed Barn, and Sabling
two wells, one with Pump, the other draw WE'LL
Possession given to the purchaser in time to seed
wheat this Fall HANNAH LEVERING
March 90 1859 ID. b,oAS
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Gen Scott Is vain, empty, proud aud
Fily.-Pierce's Bio9, P,57, .l
Gen. Scott has always been "vain' enough
To believe that, at the head of his gallant
troops, he could whip the enemlcp orhs coun-
try twoto one. lie was always too"proud"
to surrender and never "silly"enoughto faint
at the smell of gunpowder As for his being
"empty," the people intend to punish him
tor that offence by compelling him to. I'll the
Presidential Chair on the ith Of March next.
Albany (N. W journal, ,...
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DEFEATED POLrlcIASs WILL JOHE.--The
Buffalo Morning Express has the following.
1t is home affair, and our people will mp
preeiato it. The Express says, .Ht
at is said OF the distinguished democrats,
benjamin +. Butler OF this State and Gov.
Wood Of Ohio, who chanccd to meet since
the Baltimore Convention. Wood is nm mr..
dent ndmircr and warm friend of Gen. Coss.
and loborcd hard for his nomination, willis
Mr.. Butler pushed his hostility to the Gen,
to the bitter end. After exchanging friend.
ly salutatons Butler says to Wood rather
sneeringly We'll, Governor, suppose the
noise aud confusion was ~ great at Buti.
more, that you could not get Cuss nominal.
ed" "No," responded the Governor cody
"l do not think that was tho cause of it'll
am OF the opinion, Mr. Butler, thatit was fol
the want Of "ue stated proacding J nc Gos.
pei /" Mr.. Butler left s'q ,ar.