The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25


Cor. BEsTos ON THE PUBLIc ExPENDI-
ruREs.--Ad ressing his constituents few
days ago, Col. Benton adverted to the cx-
Ipenditure Of the General Government as u
fit subject for reform; but at the same time
be rebuksd the bitter partisuns who COM
plain Of its Increase 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 pre-
sent Whig Administration. lnexorable his
tory will have to qualify that reproach and
to tell that Democratic majorities were in
both Houses of Congress when that appal-
ling sum was voted! And further, that il
would, have been seventy instead of sixty
millions, if the 'i0lrer' II ouse Gas it is called }
had sanctioned allthe appropriation voted
in the 'aPper.'' 'r q
The PROSPECTIVE CABINET. The follow
ing list Of probable Cabinet Officers undess
Gen, Pierce is -aaoat in the journals:
| James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, Sec
retary OF State.
John A. Dix, of New York, Secretary Of
the Treasury.
David Tod, Of Ohio, Secretary Of the In
terror. .6 l'ftsg t-. .,a ,gIsAA 1
Robert F..Stoektons of NewJersey, Sec
retary of the Navy. .,r..,..,,. 80. ..ys
Samuel Houston, Of Texas, Secretary Of
War. 'fh fh ''r' p'fe. " 4,f "'f~ N'*'ai
4 Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky" Postmaster
General.
Henry A. Wise, of virgilia, Attorney
General. f''"' e4'- "a-+ >.''.'' ''.'.t q
T~ont DO, gentlemen. Col. Medill Is to
have place in that Cabinet, or wen raise
fuss W. af.E rSfi bye r:a.f
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b FROM OREGoN.--The aJVces from Ore
gon are to the 9Th October. The Oregon
Spectator furnishes the fullowing informo-
H.
"We learn that fully one-half the immi-
grants were yet beyond the DaIes, and that
anahy of them are wholly or nearly destitute
Of provisions. The late rains have doubt
less Increased their difficulties and their
sutierings. Many die from exposure and
alness before reaching the valley, while 9TH
ers get into it but TO find a final resting
place. Relief parties have been sent out
from several points in the Territory but the
provisiusas thus far dispatched are made
Iquate to meet the necessities, and fur ther
aid must be had - "-'' - '''' g"
Governor Gaines has made a reouisition
unon the commandments ,t V,,conver f Cor
Sf1- 49,. "S..fS'N"'N''' - t'"t' ~
Go~ernment stores and means ofimmediate
transpertaon to relieve the immlgrants"r -
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toaus r Is~ ~aS LII y ..a"is'I' ti
eno 'Ve." !i Fs4' 'E'spu'H ~ hpscoHs
~ % nONs, GrN, t''S uoHpiF ;, toe '.ij
tha ,ho ,'"c'"Y "a,a ~ oa "i,,' any
~, O. 49,, ~ ~. '"sV " oy "ues pe'
f. I, $500 s"r, 'fS,u ~ ~ III n'ips
- na,',,.i, ~ - dt ~ ,;aps i'''
n, -. ! !e - 9'ps'
For ,ha al ciss: r. r' ~ "ts = , III
~ ,nn t,@ff " -, n' e,",N,
: second class II Is ten dollars, for the, third
-tx dotAFk, The Granders only ride IN the
HrSt class "f eArs, the peasants in the third
class aug the ifGe, merchants ~ The middle
class Mesfrs' mans, ol Bal more, have
coattaet lsr tw eirGiycars 10 keep all tue
cars, yngiprs, DC, in, good running order.
and TO leaFe thrm al 10 good condition al
; that, tne. .z7StbatGc American. !, -.,, ....,'r
,.a,o.iy.s ,,,3lsg] .!.s.s ,,Yy.5 " L,,ra =,
.hosald WU% i naIiss I'M, NTw SMh H. -
serts that 1000 lbs Of opium are sold by re.