The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12


mounted the chair, ,and shaking his Sstiin an
excited manner at the Locofoco Pierce man,
said, 81, too, shall vote for Gen. Scols. /
have always been Democrat, and am % !
good looking man as you are, any day"
This was clincher. The steamer re-
sounded with shouts, and the poor discomfit- !
ed Loco left, not desiring any farther demon
strations that he was in the wrong pew"
"Chippe,oa CluJ."-The Court House was
crowded last evening with live and enthusi-
astic Wings, one of the largest assemblies
we have witnessed there this many years.
The following report of the committee, ap-
pointed previously, was adopted: gof i
The undersigned committee, appointed at
the meeting of the friends of General Scott,
convened at the Court House, ,on "Wednesday
evening last, for the purpose of organizing
a Chippewa club, now submit the following,
their report:
WHEREAS, We recognize in the Wing
party alone, the depository of those prnc-
! pies through and by which our national hon
or and greatness have been procured and
maintained: believing too, that self govern
mcnt depends, for its perpetuity, on the
morality and intelligence of the dispensers,
as well as the recipients of our laws; enter
tanning also the conviction, that most if not
all of the modern doctrines incorporated in
the democratic creed, if acquiesced in by the
people and applied to our future Legislation,
would embroil our country with foreign
States, disturb our domestic tranquility, by
exciting iealouses and animOsties between
the different classes, in the different sections
of our common country, foster corruption
and frauds in our executive, legislative and
judicial departments, and finally result it the
total stbversion of our Union and those
institutions which have 50 long prospered
under it, .' '1,o@ 'dt '.-E D..
To maintain the true policy,of national
greatness; to foster Our domestic institutions;
to enlighten the public mind and preserve in
their original purity all the departments OF
the government; to develope all the vastr
sources of our country; to protect by proper
legislation our sea boards; and to open all oul
great central and western waters for an easy
f and safe transportation of the products o.
! the different sections of the country;to main
tain domestic tranquility and under the part
ing recommendation of the venerated Wash
: ington, to avoid all entangling alliances ant
: interference with the domestic and nationa
policy of foreign states; to render homag
:. to genius and worth, by elevating to tn
II highest dignity, the man who has rendere
d essential service to the state, for the perio
: of NEARLY half century, by the performance
of distinguished military and civil duties, an
finally through him, as the exponent of GU
= principies, to preserve our institutions an
) transmit them to those who are to come afte
Sc us, unniured and unimpaired, we recogniz
no other means to effectuate these ends saV
= thro' our cherished principles, & we do there
D, fore in common with our brethren throughor
o the land, pledge ourselves by all honorabl
means to aid in accomplishing these object
and to this end now adopt for our rule an
ii government, the following constitutions
tv ART. The name and style Of this association
. . shall be the Lancaster Chippewa Ciub ,
- ART g. Its officers shall consist OF lrosder
or Vice President and Secretary, to be chosen VIZ
voce ... s-.I d' 'a,
Art. 8. The President sha preside at al
:, meetings when present, and when absent the vi
y President. :,
De ART a. The Secretary shall keep minute OIL
VS. proceedings and transactions snd conduct the core
lie pondsncp when necessary. ,..,
ART. g. It's officers shall be authori2ed'to TO INV
%, speakers to addres; the club. . B" -y.i . "a
e,l ART, 6. The meetings Of the club shal be held
ne cording to its adjownmnents. .l..,5,.af4 .a.I
JOHN NiARAUHTY,. ~
= . , 4 AseafE g. Bsgs, R]vrn'os' niss' c8nnittes.
~, August 4, 1852 r9I au n,g95s
n Gen. Sanderson was then elected Pre-
mt ident the Club, H. F. Bluire Vice Preside
70 70 and John R. Mum augh Secretary.
On The Club was addressed by Col, Va
ne Trump, who ably repelled the miserable sla
n ders which have been heapedupon Gen.Sco
tn ,al On motion of DR.. Bgrstler, the folio
on ing resolutions were adopted 5aih 600
ResoIued, That we recommendto our Wing lrien
the formation Of Sort CLUBS in every school distr
oiOld Fairfield. . ..
go Relolped. That we urge npon our friends promp
81. to give material aid to our county Wing paper,
~ one of the means to disseminate in ormation and
.t success to our cause If,rfa., .,t ,-ft 5...t
'so ns 7. On motion, the Club adjourned to mt
I 81 on Monday evening, August 18th. .o
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,ys FARMS IN ILLINoIs.--Mr. Isaac Und
la hill, of Peoria, has farm at Henry, l
,edl consisting of2,2oO acres, in. a body, all |
yer lder good cultivation. Six hundred acres
of it are set out in fruit trees, and he propo
ms soon to set out forty acres more, so as
gh have his orchard mile square. Mr. aLo
od- bard has farm, of 1000 acres, In the va
ore neighborhood, all oft improved asI
ire r 20 TT o. moi
- A WHOLE COMPANY ;. OF BoLTERs,- -
Ik-e the great Niagara Falls celebration,
till company consisting of FORTY Germa
,eb from Detroit, Michigan, made their appe
ore ance. They had all been Democrats he
liar tofore, but could go their party no long
cad and therefore came out openly for Scott Q
u.s. Graham. Strange as itpmay appear, ther
his fair prospect that the Wings will ca
It's. Michigan,-Ports, Clipper. h-g