The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

r AEOEhAllSm pcs bcMOChACf rom the
Baltimore Patriot we learn that, in his speech
in that city--Gen Cass gravely asserted that
the Wing party and tine old Federal party are
one, and The same and argued from his as
sumed premises that the Wing party were
vI2osed to the war of 1872. ram
Now it would be we'll for Gen, Cass, in his
next speech, to mention the following i'm
portant facts recorded upon the pages OF
history: 70 .H'9 Gla4.t -l#-
The man who stood upin Congress most
able aud eloquent in advocating the.declara-
tion of war against Great Britain in 1919,
and who was thenregarded as the leader of
the democratic party, was named Henry
Clay, and is the same who was afterwards the
founder of the present Wing party. t.
The man who on the battle field during
that war achieved more victories over the
British forces than any otherAmerican COM
mander, was none other than Winfield Scott,
the present candidate of the Wing party for
the Presidency. F-l ~, i.r
II is also well enough in this connection
to remember that Mr.. BUCHANAN, who, for a
long time received the largest number OF
Votes except CAss, in the Locofoco National
war of eighteen hundred and twelve in the
Convention, for President of the United
States, was rank Frderalist during the
year 1915 delivered an Grafton wherein he
abused the leading Democrats of that day,
and said III he thought kc had Il drop Of Demo-
cratic blood in his peiRS, he lrOuH open them and
let tout" ......e ...
This is Il pretty party TO talk about Fetler-
alism!-OhiO STATE Journal
And it should also be remembered that the
National InteHig"acer. the central organ of
the Wing party, was probably the warm
est and most efficient advocate of the war OF
any paper then published. @
And likewise should it be remembered, that
men can be found now, not connected politi-
cally with the Wing party, but supporting
Pierce and King, who follow the example OF
the Blue Light Fedcrulists and rejoice at
contemplate allusions to the reverscs oil
the American arms, because that same Win
field Scott commanded at the time.
Need we be more specific! .I-....
GEN, ScoTr AS HE is..LThe New 'Yorl
Tribune, summing up an able argument fo
our candidate, says; te.t, t.,, ..-..., W. .....
5'We do not support Gen. Scott because
he has fought well for the country, but be-
cause his whole career. has evinced devotion
to her welfare and capacity 10 advance'it.--
His military achievementsh been steadil,
paralleled by his wisdom, energy and pru
dence in the various civil trusts from time t,
time .devolyed on him. q In removing th,
Cherokees, in calming the nullifcaiion as
perity, and in dealing, with the troubles OF
our Northern and Northeastern boundaries
he has evineed the same high qualities as il
the battles Of the niagara frontier and tn
conquest of, Mexico. He has done wei
whrtever has been given him to do, and,w'
have faith that his Presidency will prove n,
exception to the rule. it be true tha
soldiershp is a bad trade, let US get him gu
of it into a better. 1t would be- a pity 4
waste such abilitesin any yocationbut tn
iwsrthiest." l,,q sdI aeoi g,itsad .la r
The way THEY TREAT THEM III All Irish